win knee the pooh is the most under -- winney the pooh is the most under rerated. everybody knew an eyore, andy is an eyore. >> it i feel he has been stripped of all of his dignity. >> i was basically pig let as a child. i wore a shirt and nothing else. >> what about bears? >> yogi bear. >>> i have a snuggle bear. jedediah, always a pleasure. andy levy and joanne nosuchunsky. buck 6 ton or sex buck ton. that does it for me. have an interesting rest of your weekend. i'm greg gutfeld. what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? don? reading pictures, pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ not the same old response to the president. tonight at the end. see you then. >>> hello, i'm eric, along with kimberly, bob, dana and greg. this is "the five." >>> last night president obama took immigration matters into his own hands, granting 5 million illegals a form of

a ban on winnie-the-pooh because of his choice in clothing? plus, panic in london as fire erupts inside a train station. >>> welcome back. let's get you out the door, take you to the forecast for the holiday. we're looking at los angeles. 82. the rain moves into the northwest as we go throughout your day. the weather will get worse as we go throughout this evening too. even into tuesday, lighter, but we still should see some rain continuing. 85 in l.a. warmest spots in the country will be southern california over the next couple of days. by the time we go through seattle's workweek, and into the holiday, we continue with a chance of rain. it does not look like we'll see any beautiful weather. won't be very cold, but at least it is not going to be sunny. as far as san francisco goes, some of that wet weather will eventually try to make it to the south further down the coast by friday. so for anyone shopping plans, san francisco, sacramento, the big umbrella -- >> 85? 85 in los angeles. we'll take that. thank you. >> southern cal will be warm th

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one of them calls her "butthead" and the other calls her "winnie the pooh."k already, "the poo slides on you." burn. >> steve: burn! [ cheers and applause ] burn. >> jimmy: i'll remember that. i'll tell her, i'll tell her that. >> steve: poo slides on you, dude. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, pooh slides on you man. uhm, next one is from a third grader named john, he actually just sent us a joke. >> steve: oh, great! >> jimmy: "why can't you hear a a pterodactyl going to the bathroom? because the 'p' was silent." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: pretty good joke. you need a job? ♪ we can always use some help here at "the tonight show." and he spelled pterodactyl right. a lot of our writers can't do that. >> steve: silent p. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's our last letter, it's from austin. uhm, he writes, "dear mr. jimmy, this is one thing you can do. you can talk funnier so the crowd can go wild and like your funniest laugh and you need to grow a mustache." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you want funny voice? you want a mustache? alrigh

. >> how do you not pooh-pooh that because i am american now? >> because america has changed.ause america is no longer white. because america is no longer english-speaking only. and because we're all in this together. and the day that america fails we all fail, all of us. >> mm-hm. >> you write about this in the bock book as well. you talk about success in career, to some degree success in life. we have not talked about how you've learned to be successful in relationships. tell me something about that. >> i think for example nowadays girls get married for reasons like oh, he's so cute, he dances so well. i love him. he's got ripped abs, and you know what, i see marriage as a journey, okay. and if you want a marriage that lasts, the whole trip of life, because getting there is not important. the trip is what's important. and my husband and i have been married for 31 years. we have three grandchildren, and he's 11 years younger than i am. and he's a musician from miami sound machine, "the conga." he went on that tour. i was an editor. print journalist in chief. and everybody tol

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but whatever people buy, pets can pooh-pooh it all. like on these videos posted on you tube.has the answer. tip number four, pet lovers love the blue spruce. >> the best tree for them would be the blue spruce because it has very sharp needles, so the cat, once they find out those needles are sharp, they want nothing to do with that tree anymore. >> reporter: poekel suggests spritzing the needles with water. but all tree men agree the most important secret for a healthy tree is tip number five, enough water in the stand. >> just tap water is all you need to use. >> reporter: there's a lot of tricks out there. put aspirin in the water or sugar. >> no. >> reporter: doesn't work? >> no, just water. i think those are old wives tales, none of that would ever work. >> reporter: you can avoid all of this, and buy an artificial tree. but at the jones farm, they're all about a real experience. it's a workout. as i'm about to discover as i attempt to cut down my own family tree. i thought this was going to be a power saw! >> see the trunk? mark, get set, go. i'm already exhausted. maybe

united states and the world, and the fact that the republican majority on capitol hill is all right pooh-poohing it is just of the same, but also distressing. >>> i have to bring up immigration before we go, congressman. because it's been 503 days since the senate passed immigration reform, and speaker boehner won't even let you and your fellow members take a vote. isn't that the real problem? washington, not the president's tone? >> yes, it is the problem of speak boehner. he wants to remain a speaker. he thinks if he goes to nancy pelosi and says i'll give you 120 votes, can you give me 100 votes, it would pass, but he's afraid that when they have the election this week, he would no longer be speaker of the house. he is really only holding on to his own private power base at the expense of thousands of immigrants who should be get a better dealing in this country than they are? >> congressman jim mcdermott and jonathan capeheart, thank you both for your time tonight. >>> coming up, should police be allowed to seize your property even if you're not found guilty of a crime? it's already happenin

the pooh as their mascot.ll hear from tori. >>> we've been talking about the big game of course tomorrow. particularly concerned and looking forward to tomorrow's game. >> sal's alma mater is cal. last tight they beat the golden bears 63-13. both teams have a 5-5 record so far this year. >> stanford is my favorite to keep the ax. the trophy given to the school who wins. you can watch the game on our sister station. and we have a poll that is up on our facebook page. you can tell us who you think will win tomorrow. we have a lot of cal and stanford viewers and fans watching us. so far we have 10 votes for cal, 6 for stanford. we want to hear from more of you. >> exciting. big day. all right. >> his is the good part. [ music ] >> oh no. we have to have equal time. >> i know. ly turn that -- i will turn that down. >>> i guess there is some sort of an animal video that we are going to see. >> yes. let's listen. >> oh wait a minute. >> split decision. >> so they are both going to win. is it going to be a tie? >> he

. >>> and how about this, no more pooh. next, the reason why an entire town has banned the classic children's character. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> got to see this, the snowfall, this one, finally ended. it brought 7 feet of snee to western new york but now concerns over flooding, roof collapses, they're far from over. nbc 10 national correspondent sara dollop explains. >> reporter: south of buffalo, snow-weary crews are scrambling to catch up. >> i've turned down 103 new contracts that called in just because we can't handle it because we're buried as it is. >> reporter: digging out home owners who have been trapped for days. neighbors rely on one another, dan borrowed a sled to pull supplies home from the store. >> the neighbors texted me the grocery list and i got everything they needed. >> reporter: today we saw those neighbors scraping off their roof, some balanced carefully on top, others working from the ground. >> this is the worst i ever seen it. >> reporter: dozens of buildings collapsed overnight from the weight

. >>> trending now banning the bear, why one town says winnie the pooh is an inappropriate mascot forids playground. >> coming up on wusa9 a website that peers into the lives unsuspecting victims around the globe, those details straight ahead. >> winds diminish tonight. the low temperatures, 26 downtown, 19 in rockville, fairfax, 18 in sterling, laytonsville, 19 in olney, 21 in college park. we'll come back, talk about how long this arctic air >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> here's your last chance to get $500 worth of groceries from giant food. to win the wusa9 thanksgiving grocery card give-away go to our wusa9 facebook page. like our page and then fill out the entry form. the give-away ends tonight at 11:59. >>> we're trending now taking a look at some stories getting a whole lot of attention. the beloved bear winnie the pooh is under fire tonight because of what we are reading is dubious sexuality. >> i knew this was going to come out one day. i just had a feeling because doesn't wear pants. a woman was trying to figure out a mascot for her ch

[laughter] you're ready to pooh-pooh all over these numbers, right?t going to. it is improvement, and i think that's the word we used in the tease. 214,000 jobs added. guess what though? most economists agree that we need to see about 250,000 jobs added every month just to keep pace with the population growth. >> uh-huh. >> okay? so we're not going anywhere. in fact, it's really not anywhere near what we need to see to see things improve. but the problem with the unemployment rate, you just cited it dropped to 5.8%, yet everybody doesn't feel great about the economy. why is that? the headline unemployment rate that you see on the front of the newspaper the next day, it doesn't take into consideration the hidden unemployment out there. and that's the people who have given up looking for job ises, people who are in part-type jobs that want -- part-time jobs that want full-time jobs. and that's creating a very difficult economic environment and why people don't feel good. >> what about the trajectory though? if you look back, this is the best it's been s

larry pooh-poohed my pictures and said, you missed all sorts of stuff. and he said in seven, eight, nine, ten years you will not need to take pictures like this. you will put a camera on your head, and when you come back software will figure out all of the best pictures for you. and like, he is almost right, right? today you can put a camera on your head and come back and google stories can say this is the best stuff. >> this is an example of more recently the notion, the best pictures of the ones you have given in the fall of the stream. >> it is also very useful. >> very cool. last question, the management, work at google, hiring, work at other places? >> i would argue firstly, the principle we talk about in the book will work very well at any tech startups anywhere in the world. i say this with conviction because many of them have copied us. many of them came from our culture. to me, the question is, what happens for existing companies? here they are regulated in a different way and have different problems. the first question is, look at a hiring. it

i'm laura garcia-cannon and pooh. >> you know, you may have the deoff. >> as you head out and about this morning, we do have this fog quite ton rarpy this morning. you can see where you're getting the deep grays right oaf your inland valleys, spell over marin county and it's starting to creep through the delta as well. so traveling out of the bay area could be difficult, especially you're f you're going to head through gilroy this morning, there's thick fog out there. the thickest fog expected by about 7:00 a.m. happy friday, christine? >> low clouds whoever above the city. we've seen that orange beb be very careful out there. become to you. >> in just a matter of hours, president obama is going to be signing his name on president digs limb tipped has a child that was born hoar or came here as a child. the government will then focus on deporting gang members and suspected terrorists. >> today as in the gang pons what does it man? what does it mean from my family? we heard from churches in san jose seasoned that what the president is doing is jo zwrm the the prz as response. the phones le

way up and the system actually drops down from the north waste and snow is finally making its way pooheze zip for some. higher elevations mainly i have seen about 15 to 025-mile-per- hour, a lot of cloud cover and we have to wait for this to get back in here, it's on its way. it looks really cool and we will have to wait until tomorrow morning, not really show and much go. 35 ukiah, sacramento 38 and all 50 states somewhere there is a freezing temperature, denver is looking for a high of 51 and they have more of a south breeze there has this has been a classic and it has been nonstop for a while. san jose 46, 55 in san francisco, fso hayward, mainly napa 32 and 48 some of the lower elevations petaluma 41. any breeze here not too bad at the surface. napa east, that is the direction it is coming from, for oakland and the south breeze, 59 at least they are under 60 so they are running above average and our system will swing in and not for tomorrow at this time it may be a quarterbacker of an inches we get on and it looks like a fast moveer so keep an eye on that. maybe the coast mild afte

and larry pooh-poohed my pictures and said, well, you know, you missed all sorts of stuff. and he said in seven, eight, nine, ten years you you won't need to take pictures like this. you'll put a camera on your head, and when you come back, software will figure out all of the best pictures for you. and like he's almost right, right? today you can put a camera on your head, and you can come back, and google stories can practically say this is best stuff that -- >> this is an example of a recent innovation where an algorithm within google will actually pick what it believes are the best pictures of the ones you've given it in the photo stream. that's a.i.. it's also very useful. >> very cool. the next question is would the management principles that worked at bag google -- culture, hiring, decision making -- work for other start-ups and other cultures? >> i would argue the principles we talk about in the book would work very well at any tech start-up anywhere in the world. and i say this with conviction because many of them have copied all of this. many of the people came fro

my co-anchor, eva rushed from the studio to ride along with winnie the pooh. >> it looks like i was cold. >> we did the parade one year, little sebine had to be inside the car because it was so cold. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. there's the view down in cape may. we had a warm front pull through while you were sound asleep. it stirred up the winds, but shot up the temperatures. we're into the 40s, you have to go into the far north western suburbs to see anything cold, they are in the 0s. 43 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 32. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. allentown, 29. a lot of suburbs in between have shot into the 30s and 40s. poconos you were down to 6 degrees yesterday at this time. you're at 32. him big improvement there. wilmington, 40. sea isle city, closing in on 50 degrees this morning. again, all thanks to a warm front which you can't see here, the warm front is in the process of sliding to the north, it should clear new england during the course of the day today, we'll see a lot of clouds associated with it this afternoon, sunshine, the big story will be the m

we have winnie the pooh and we have the bare. most of this has been kept safely for the occasional scholar researcher and very rarely shown to the public. we want to put all of our treasure out on public display in the main exhibition gallery off of fifth avenue walk up to the lions come up through the door, pay nothing because we do not charge for anything and see some of the most amazing material you will ever see and use that to introduce people to the library to say you think this letter is interesting with us told you how you can read more and other programs on that, let us show you some computers and how the scholars are talking about it. we want to use our material to draw more people and to send our material out into the world. again, for 100 years we had to come into this building to see the special collections. now we can put it all online. every school kid in america should be reading that letter. it's only four pages long. it's an amazing letter. what would be more interesting than actually hearing the words for himse

we have winnie the pooh. we have the book, but we actually had to bear. most of this stuff has been kept safely in lock and key for the occasional scholar or researcher and very rarely shown to the public. we want to put all of our treasures out on public display in the main exhibition gallery that i fifth avenue you walk up between the line in through the door, pay nothing because we do not charge for anything and see some of the most amazing material you will ever see and use that to introduce people to the library. to say you think this columbus letter is interesting? let us tell you how you can read more. let us tell you about other programs. the shoyu computer apps, have scholars talking about it. we want to use their material to drive more people. we want to send their material out into the world. again for a hundred years you had to come into this building to see our special collections. now we can put it all online. that columbus letter, every school. in america should be reading not fair. it's only four pages long. it's an amazing library. becaus

undocumented workers with who can come out of the shadows and the terrible news is that winnie the pooh banned from the playground in poland, because he is a asexual and somebody said he is half naked which is wholly inappropriate for children. >> i agree with that. okay. ban him. >> and the loser is jonas gray, the first-year new england running back who got the first touchdown and runs for 200 yards and wakes up for late to practice, and sent home. this guy who has a fant sick debut and may not play this week. and the win ser the seven deadly virtues including jonah joelberg, and andy ferguson, and p.j. o'rourke, and this book was selected by amazon as one of the best books of 2014 and it is laugh out loud funny. >> and charles? >> my favorite is james madison turning over in the grave in montpelier when he sees how obama has separated the separation of powers and conceived the powers of thet presidency. and the winner is barack obama, because he is going to get away with this. he will, and it is not going to be overturned, and no way to do it. he can be hampered and you can hold back

that agents face besides their screwed up management is many presidents think they are immortal and pooh-pooh advice they are given by the secret service and that goes back to jfk. jfk refused to let agents ride on the rerunning board of his limousine. they wanted to agents on the rear running board of his limo in dallas. if they had been there the agents would have jumped on them after the first shot that was fired and push forward and saved his life. there's no question whatsoever. really with all the conspiracy theories and all the talk about whether the secret service screwed up in the end i'm afraid it was the president himself who made it possible for him to lose his own life. abraham lincoln the same thing. even though the civil war was going on he refused to have any security. finally just before his assassination he agreed to have one d.c. police officer with him. on the night of the assassination this one d.c. police officer, parker decided to go off and have a drink at a local tavern. lincoln was totally unprotected and of course he was shot and killed. so the secret service has so

. >> stick your finger in there like winnie the pooh. >> oh, wow. >> we want to develop local northwest bees that are better at surviving the winter than the california bees that come up in the spring. and so we are here at the airport where we have a little green island. >> vacant land surrounding an airport may seem an unusual option, but seatacs city buffer represents the city's growing demand to find creative conservation solutions in the middle of heavily populated areas. >> we can for the most part control the drones that are in the air, and we can control the colony genetics. we can set up a situation where we can select our very best queens, hopefully they'll mate with our very young drones, and we're creating our own strain of seatac airport bees. >> "techknow" contributor maria is joining us now. when you think of the space there, it makes sense that you would use that green space for something such as bees. is this successful here, are there plans to expand this type of program to other airports around the country? >> definitely. >> seatac is leading the charge as is chicago'

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that agents face beside their screwed up management is many presidents think our are in mortal and pooh-poohadvice they're given by the secret service. and that goes back to jfk to jfk refused to let agents right on the rear running board of his limousine. they wanted to to agents on the rear board in dallas but it had been at the agents would've jumped on him as soon as the first shot which was fired, which was not fail and push into the floor and saved his life. there's no question whatsoever. so with all the conspiracy theories and all the talk about whether the secret service screwed up come in the and i'm afraid it was the president himself who made it possible for him to lose his own life. abraham lincoln, same thing. even though the civil war was going on he refused to have any security. finally, just before his assassination he agreed to have one d.c. police officer with them. on the night of the assassination this one police officer, parker, decided to go out and have a drink at a local tavern. lincoln was totally unprotected and, of course, he was shot and killed. secret service ha

this case in the issue was pooh-poohed in the beginning and as we stated in the introduction, the case is now, or at least one of the cases in virginia is now pending before the supreme court would decide whether to take up the case or if the case would be reviewed and it's all. it reminds me of a story that i like to tell about the danger of jumping to conclusions and being too sure and taking measures that are not programmed and it is a story of a man that calls home, the woman answers the phone and doesn't recognize and she says who is this and he says i'm with the new cleaning service. would you please put my wife on the phone and she says i'm sorry that he's unavailable. why is she unavailable and he says really how would you like to earn some money and he said how much? a lot of money $10,000. what do i have to do and he said i want you to take the gun that on the table, go upstairs and shoot my wife and the man she's with. she she's a $10,000, you have a deal. so here's the drawer opening, walking up the steps come he hears her open the door and the shot rings out, too shocked,

i'm starting with pooh, the hit by a that was car. until i had pretty much become a cat person. and that is why i thought that would be helpful because i would impartial when i was writing about this famous dog. but the more i wrote about him, he more i thought, man, dogs are cool. this is might be nice to have a dog. down from i came working on stubby and i looked ut to my back yard and there was this dog. he's like, lady, you've been asking for a dog. here i am. was really tough. because i travel a lot. here i am. doesn't seem like a nice thing to a dog. so i took the volunteer to the shelter and immediately was somebody who is a much better person to take care of a dog. stubby that ffed keeps me company and you have the books. so i would be delighted to answer questions. use these come and microphones so that everyone can you. and you're -- your questions are recorded. so go ahead. >> thank you. [ applause ] in the photo where perishing is pinning on the award to the dog? yes. sitting where we were, there was a young man just beaming? yes. >> that was conroy. i meant to point

this case and the issue was pooh-poohed in the peking man and mouse was just in the introduction, thease over this one of the cases, the king case out of virginia is now paying them before the supreme court and the court will decide for potentially could decide tomorrow whether to take up the case or just one that case will be reviewed if at all. it reminds me of the story i like to tell about the danger of jumping to conclusions and be too sure what's going on and taking measures that are not prudent. it's story of a home. a woman answers the home. she says i'm within a cleaning service. he says would you please but my wife on the phone and the woman says i'm sorry but she's unavailable. why she unavailable unless she's upstairs with a man in the bedroom. the guy says how would you like to earn some money quick she says how much? $10,000. what i have to do? >> i want you to take the gunmen that table the vestibule and go upstairs and shoot my wife and the banshees with. $10,000? you have a deal. so he hears the drawer opening, walking up the steps, your server open the door and the s

pooh-pooh'd him. >> he talks about unanimity. >> it is already out there.t go around and turn around and say it is back in. ok. you said it now. it is out there now. we'll go along with it. >> we'll see when he speaks today. >> this could be his opportunity to -- b.n.p. paribas were here earlier. he is doing a fine job. >> that is punchy. draghi doing a fine job given the circumstances and the political hurdles he has to overcome. q.e. , i've said it before and i'll say it again. the political obstacles are -- >> do you think he'll get back to one trillion exhangs in the balance sheet? >> he was talking about corporate bonds earlier on. earlier this month. >> that's where i would disagree with you. everybody that has been in here said it is not as liquid as it used to be. corporate bonds. corporate bonds. hello. what did we have in 2008? c.d.s. squared. which central bank wants to take on uncredited or low grade credit? >> to get market working, you need to go down the credit change. >> you need to -- credit chain. >> you need to fix the banking system. the

pooh it, when the reality is he's your guy. >> thank you, susie. >> i like ted cruz. >> what do youa beer with this guy does not fly with me. >> why not? because he doesn't believe what you believe? >> not only does he not believe what i believe, he doesn't believe what he believes. >> how do you know that? >> i don't. >> you know what, thank you for admitting that. >> i love her. >> really, half of these people i think are char latins. . i think it's just an attention-getting device. i don't think they really believe these things they're saying. >> it's like kim kardashian pulling down her -- >> my husband and i watch you every morning. >> that's nice. >> with our coffee in bed with our little puppy dog. who we have not to pick up people but because we love the animal. it's a sincere -- >> i don't not love my children, i'm just going back to the motivation for having them. >> keep on having them, populate the world. >> you were saying how you don't believe in science. >> i was joking. >> i hope so because if you don't believe in science, then you have to give up everything that --

. >>> a polish town is unliking winnie the pooh, if you will.he reason, they say he's not kid-friendly. the disney character was suggested as a mascot for the town's newest playground but the bear was ruled out because people in the town say he's inappropriately dressed. many people are concerned he's exposing himself because he doesn't wear underpants. so they feel he has no business being around children. the town's council is still trying to determine who to pick for the playground's mascot. >> i saw right through there. >> okay. >>> well, skiers, snowboarders, they've been waiting for today. coming up at 7:45, the two tahoe resorts about to open for business and why one resort says it will have to wait a little longer. >>> but first, package pirates on the prowl as the holidays approach. the steps you can take to protect yourself. the best meat and the bests produce.ving it's my job to start a new legacy, the best wine beer and spirits. we travel all over california and the world to find all sorts of new craft spirits, craft beers, small pro

in aerodynamic pooh wrt public understanding of islam has grown greatly, we are fortunate to have imam chabli in our community. he's worked hard to build interfaith dialogue and public understanding, serving as a member of the north brunswick and south brunswick diversity committee and of the regional clergy association. most recently new jersey's governor appointed him to the governor's leadership summit on diversity. he and i have a friendship and association that has lasted many years, especially since september, 2001. and i greatly value our friendship. he's the proud husband of mona and loving father of their six hildren. and the loving grandfather to seven grandchildren. through his inspiring prayer this morning, we can all gain wisdom and guidance. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will now entertain up to 15 requests for one minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objec

pooh many in washington have forgotten that their government serve. papers will say i won this race. [cheers and applause] but the truth is, the truth is tonight we begin another one. one that's far more than mine. that's a race to turn this country around. [cheers and applause] to restore hope and confidence and optimism to this commonwealth and across this nation of ours. some things don't change after tonight. i don't expect the president to wake up tomorrow and view the world any differently than he did when he woke up this morning. he knows i won't either. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] but, but, look, we do have an obligation to work together on issues where we can agree. i think we have a a duty to do that. just because we have a two party system doesn't mean we have to be in perpetual conflict. i think i have shown that to be true at critical times in the past. i hope the president gives me the chance to show it again. there is so much that we can and should do for the good of all americans. kentuckians are are tired of a government that o