but-- did richard pryor damage you? did richard pryor damage me? yeah, you listened to richard pryor when your mom felt it probably wasn't appropriate. foul language. unless you had a very early richard pryor album. he started me off cursing, for sure. 'cause i curse like a sailor. but i'm grown. and when i got into richard pryor, i was 16, 17, trying to sneak that turnt-- but at the same time, there was a balance of, okay, my parents knew who richard pryor was. and they said, "yeah, i know richard pryor, but no, you can't listen to richard pryor." and so therefore, i just went on outside, because i'm not gonna get no turntable. but it might have been different if i was able to get a cd player or a cassette walkman. your concerns about parenting are echoed all over this country. but you are chuck "fight the power" d. yeah, but to my kids, i'm "daddy." "oh, daddy, turn the radio back on!" "no, because we can't play shake your ass, right, on--in the car." 'cause i got nieces that's three years old in the back based on the radio singing, "shake your a

four years ago he was the best prep player in america, today, pryor leaves ohio state, mvp of the 2009 sugar bowl, but his announcement comes just eight days after thecoach's resignation as pryor involved in numerous violations. that's it. my line pam always if you're going to cheat, don't get caught. [ laughter ] >> i think most people would agree with that. >> it really is a good philosophy folks,. >> how about just don't cheat? >> how about that economy. >> well, excuse me. we'll have the girl scout cookies, they'll be selling ♪ ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more. ♪ ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big

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we have senator klobuchar, senator pryor has just walked in. now, you can decide what you want to do. my recommendation would be that senator klobuchar, you ask your question, because you have been here awhile. senator pryor, whose subcommittee is all over this, is extremely important. but somebody has to sacrifice. what we need to do is let senator klobuchar asked a question, at it responded to quickly, we call the other panelists, let them give their testimony, and then we submit questions in writing and then all scrambled to the senate floor to vote on heavens knows what. is that acceptable? it is not to you, i understand. is that acceptable? >> ready to go. and thank you very much, mr. chairman. this issue can create divides, but we all know that there is some line in the sand here. for me, when you order books on the kindle and they come up with recommendations of books similar to what you ordered, that is fine, actually helpful and not harmful. on the other hand, when you hear stories of companies that compile what they call "sucker lists

chairman and senator pryor have introduced. data security requirements alone are not going to give people authority over how their information is collected or reduced and distributed. data security is just one piece of the overall privacy puzzle. after working with senator mccain and others for some months on this issue, you mentioned the legislation, mr. chairman, a moment ago that we introduced. we need to find a way to know the various approaches that are out there and to build obviously a consensus within this committee. i agree with you. in order to be able to protect people. beyond accountability security i think that the legislation we have contemplated will give people meaningful and specific explanations and control on how their information is being collected, used, and distributed as well as importantly the power to opt out of those practices. i think senator rockefeller's approach is a good one, strong one, important one. it is one component of it. i do think that beyond that we still have to deal with this question

>> well, terrell proyr pryor is already facing five games suspension.nfl draft this summer. he's going to miss five games minimum. he won't win the heisman trophy as a result. he may do more time, but we are talking about punishing individuals for what's a systemic problem in my opinion. >> we'll move on to talk about the french open. i was tweeting and everyone says, don, stop tweeting we are watching the french open. rafael nadal beat roger federer for the sixth french title. is he moving through the ranks of the all-time tennis greats here, john? >> that's really the sentiment right now. i mean, roger federer has more grand slams now at 16-10, but nadal is younger and his record against federer is -- i mean, it is unbelievable. he's won two-thirds of their matches. he is 17-8 against roger federer. if he's the best of all time, how come he has a losing record against the second-best guy. nadal has made this a very interesting conversation beating federer again winning yet another grand slam. pete sampras was the best of all time. he doesn't hold that

thank you very chair. >> thank you very much senator pryor. senator begich, welcome. >> thank you very much madam chair one. i know you have a bill on the floor. i know senator lieberman, you are playing tag teams so thank you very much. i want too a statement and then i want to ask a couple questions if i could to dr. zimliki. first first i'm pleased to be am pleased to get the update on the current research and hear from so many folks and also from these young people. i have to tell you, you have been very patient or all of our presentations and discussions. for young people here, we could take a lot of lessons from them so thank you very much. [laughter] mr. pryor just whispered, if only the senate could do that. i agree with him. we have come truly a long way in managing type 1 on a day-to-day basis. is a matter of fact spent some time with two alaskans, part of the children's congressional delegates somewhere whenever there. we actually went and watched the nationals, the mariners and we are seattle fans. we felt we were winning until the

senator pryor, subcommittee all over this. somebody has to sacrifice. i think what we need to do is let senator klobucher ask the question quickly and then we call up the other panelists and let them give their testimony and then we submit questions to them in writing and then all scramble to get to the senate floor to vote on heaven know's what. is that acceptable? >> ready to go. thank you very much, mr. chairman . this issue of course can create divides but i think we all know there is some line in the sand here. for me when you order books on a kindle and they come up with a recommendation of books that are similar to what you ordered, that is fine. it is actually helpful and not harmful. on the other hand, when you hear stories that may be combining sucker lists about consumers that may be susceptible to different kind s of fraud, that is a problem. i appreciates you helping us work through this today. one of the things i want to ask you about commissioner brill, children's online privacy protection act and the unfair and deceptive conduct clause.

. >> reporter: for jeff and karen pryor, this is just terrible times. they've been renting in new jersey for ten years and have been waiting to buy a house for the past year and a half. they just can't quite pull the trigger. >> the one we nearly purchased it would potentially have been depreciated by 8%. >> reporter: and with all the talk of low, low home prices, they sense it's a buyer's market. >> it seems like a good time for us to buy. it's really a good time for our family to be looking for a home. doesn't seem like there would be any benefit to us to continue to wait. the economy is going to do what the economy is going to do and hope it works in our favor. >> reporter: this says man cave to me. >> eventually. >> reporter: they're both professionals, double income with a daughter in kindergarten, and a preapproved mortgage. they wish list? three plus bedrooms, a big kitchen, a yard, an easy commute and a good school district. the question today is, to buy or to rent? >> i think we're at the point now where we want to be putting our money into a p

thank you very chair. >> thank you very much senator pryor. senator begich, welcome. >> thank you very much madam chair one. i know you have a bill on the floor. i know senator lieberman, you are playing tag teams so thank you very much. i want too a statement and then i want to ask a couple questions if i could to dr. zimliki. first first i'm pleased to be am pleased to get the update on the current research and hear from so many folks and also from these young people. i have to tell you, you have been very patient or all of our presentations and discussions. for young people here, we could take a lot of lessons from them so thank you very much. [laughter] mr. pryor just whispered, if only the senate could do that. i agree with him. we have come truly a long way in managing type 1 on a day-to-day basis. is a matter of fact spent some time with two alaskans, part of the children's congressional delegates somewhere whenever there. we actually went and watched the nationals, the mariners and we are seattle fans. we felt we were winning until the

hong kong's hang seng is up in late trading and in london the ftse opened pryor and the dow dropped almost 60 and the nasdaq index gained 17 points. . >>> well, the european union says greece agreed to $5 billion more in budget cuts to get a financial bailout package. there are concerns if greece's economy collapses it could take europe and the world with it. the government is implementing new measures to make up the shortfall. even plans to tax minimum wage earners. >>> federal government regulators are ready to hit google with a broad investigation. reports say that the regulators areooking into whether google abused itsance in internet searches and doing this by crowding out competitors in other areas sufficient as mapping. >>> despite all of toyota's recalls and safety issues its lexus brand tops a new quality survey. j.d. power finds that their owners have the fewer complaints. honeymoon, second, acura, third. survey found all received new complaints about new technology systems. >>> nike is defending its line of new t-shirts with phrases like dope or get high. skateboarder expression

kory pryor there now meanwhile a similar scandal has engulfed the european union back in two thousand and one e.u. leaders gave america the green light to go ahead with its vision of battling terror and since then hundreds have gone through torture without trial argues daniel bushell has been following one such story. was arrested on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation all said story couldn't as he's suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the land of the free are free to cause quote simulated drowning rape boy instrumentality impairment of bodily function organ failure and even death i was one of those who survived those kind of torture. myself electroshocks because i will not sign papers. i was forced to agree that i am the number of taliban. and i was not the us refused to even reveal they were holding current as his mother owns this lawyer to find her son it took several years there was no chance to get in contact with m

chairman pryor, in concludes my prepared remarks. i would be happy to answer any questions that you or the ranking member may have. thank you. >> thank you very much. let me start with you if i may, mr. edwards, on this chart. my understanding is you provided these numbers to the committee as part of your testimony today. and i see a big upswing in the number of investigations. do you know why that is and why are you a dramatic spike there in the number of investigations? >> there are 38% increase in complaints against c.b.p.'s since 2004 from 3,112 to 4,162. these increases are because we have to -- as the act that was passed last year, we need to go back and c.b.p. needs to do the background investigation, the polygraphs of the employees because we find 60% of the employees who go through this don't pass it because of the corrupt criminal background in their background. >> there's a big spike in that. >> so you're saying that -- say that again. that we're -- as you're doing more of the polygraphs, more and more are showing up with

a campaign rally and couldn't take off early in the mornings because we've heard this the richard pryor of our hair which. could take our campaign insiders say the problem circling around the room with his third wife calista you know publicly supportive wife aides say privately a demanding one. really you do go your precious resources or do an investigation as to why no one wants to work with a man who's trying to become the president and that's what you come up with and i'm not even to get into the obnoxiousness of the whole blame the woman attitude. at least not yet that's later tonight in our show but i just can't help but wonder why they wouldn't do some investigative work on other stories like out about representative peter king's second round of hearings that took place today on capitol hill about american muslim radicalization you know it's not like this is a story the media hasn't heard about well the first time around they devoted a lot of time talking about the dangers to society at these hearings. some critics are calling this a straight up which on and congressman king a thr

thank you very chair. >> thank you very much senator pryor. senator begich, welcome. >> thank you very much madam chair one. i know you have a bill on the floor. i know senator lieberman, you are playing tag teams so thank you very much. i want too a statement and then i want to ask a couple questions if i could to dr. zimliki. first first i'm pleased to be am pleased to get the update on the current research and hear from so many folks and also from these young people. i have to tell you, you have been very patient or all of our presentations and discussions. for young people here, we could take a lot of lessons from them so thank you very much. [laughter] mr. pryor just whispered, if only the senate could do that. i agree with him. we have come truly a long way in managing type 1 on a day-to-day basis. is a matter of fact spent some time with two alaskans, part of the children's congressional delegates somewhere whenever there. we actually went and watched the nationals, the mariners and we are seattle fans. we felt we were winning until the

>> good morning, chairman pryor, a ranking member paul and distinguished members of the subcommittee.m charles edwards, acting inspector general for the department of homeland security. thank you for inviting me today to testify about the role of the effort to eliminate corruption in thus cdp workforce at securing the nation's borders. the smuggling of people and goods across the nation's porter is a large scale business dominated by organized criminal enterprises. the mexican drug cartels today are more sophisticated and dangerous than any other organized criminal groups. these torture and brutality to control their members and intimidate or eliminated those who may be witnesses or informants to devotees. the drug trapping or additions also turn to corrupting the dhs employees. border corruption and pact national security. the corrupt employee may accept a bribe for lobbying what appears to be undocumented aliens into the u.s. while unwittingly helping the terrorists into the country likewise what seems to be drug contraband with the weapons of mass destruction such as chemical or bi

chairman and senator pryor have introduced. data security requirements alone are not going to give people authority over how their information is collected or its use and distribution. data security is just one piece of the overall privacy puzzle. after working with senator mccain and others for some months on this issue, you mentioned the legislation mr. chairman a moment ago that we introduced and i appreciate her comments about it. we need to find a way to meld the various approaches that are out there and to build consensus within this committee. i agree with you we have jurisdiction in order to be able to protect people. beyond accountability security, think that the legislation we have contemplated is going to give people meaningful and specific explanations and control on how their information is being collected, used and distributed as well as importantly the power to opt out of those practices. i think senator rockefeller's approach is a good one, a strong one and an important one. do not track is one component of it b

>> richard pryor. >> and what made him such a genius?his humanity, you know, and also just the -- just little pieces. if he would take things and just build this picture and put you right there and just slight movements and when he was talking about the brother running from the police dog and just that movement where he turned the hat and -- he's just fascinating. >> when you see ricky gervais pricking all of the balloons in hollywood fashion, do you think that's too far? where is the line? >> i love ricky. i think he's hilarious. >> it's like this. i'd rather do it to their face than be somewhere across the country and doing jokes for them. if you want to do a joke in front of somebody, that's the best way to do it. but you can't bring ricky in and then not expect him to, you know, to not be himself. >> seems like -- >> yeah. yeah. why did the shark eat everybody? because he's a shark. >> what is the reward that you like most from the work? >> laughs. laughs. you know, i -- >> a live laugh? >> a live laugh. if i am doing a show and i ge

sports news, the ncaa investigation of ohio state's football program and focus on quarterback terrelle pryor the coach, jim tressel's resignation, monday over allegations he's lied about players seefing ingreceiving gifts in exchange for autographs and memorabilia sparked a number of lookups. now authorities are zeroing in on prior and yahoo! users are hot on the story. >>> another news item driving searches the fight between naomi campbell and cadbury. the supermodel says she is hurt and insulted by a new campaign, featuring the dairy milk blitz bar, resting atop a pile of diamond and a tag line, move over naomi there is a new diva in town. the company has pulled the ads. searches for campbell are up 231% this week. >>> americans are gearing up to indulge on national doughnut day. it's today by the way. people seek out where to get freebies today. they're also looking for gluten-free options, donut recipes and calorie counts. some people are seeking out holydonuts and low cal versions. back to you guys. >> toast, toast to national doughnut day. >> we like the chocolate cake doughnut. delici

. ♪ get over it >> shepard: we got word about an hour ago that the ohio state quarterback terrelle pryork as a buckeye for his senior season that's according to cleveland plain dealer newspaper. the 21-year-old mace ago ncaa investigation whether he got improper benefits including cars from a local car dealership. he and some teammates were already facing suspension for other rules violations. those led to buckeye's head coach jim tressel to resign last week. the quarterback is skipping senior year quote in the best interest of his teammates unquote. no word whether he plans to enter the nfl's supplemental draft. a dramatic moment today in the murder trial of casey anthony. as her lawyer suggests a crime scene investigator improperly handled a garbage bag from her car and altered crucial evidence. >> so it was not your intention to intentionally destroy any type of evidence, was it, sir? >> no. >> but ultimately that is kind of what happened, right? >> your honor, i'm going to object. there is no destruction of evidence. >> shepard: hear that? objection from the prosecution saying there

. >>> ohio state quarterback terrelle pryor will not be playing for the buckeyes.d will likely enter the nfl's supplemental draft this summer. he's one of five players suspended for violating ncaa rules for selling team memorabilia to the owner of a columbus tattoo parlor. >>> president obama awarding angela merkel the presidential medal of freedom at a white house dinner. the two vowed to cooperate on economic issues and agreed that libyan leader moammar gadhafi must go. >>> you're caught up on the day's headlines. "american morning" will be back after a quick break. >>> 48 minutes past the hour. rebel fighters taking control of a key city in yemen. >> it's a big setback for government forces loyal to president saleh. joining us from abu dhabi cnn's mohammed jamjoon. what's the latest on this? >> we heard yesterday last night that government forces. >> the government forces had been clashing with anti-government gunmen in the city of taiz in the southwest part of the country. gunmen had gone into that city to protect the anti-government demonstrators out and about

we then turn to senator warner >> i will try to use senator pryor's is in a civil. to visit before reaching out to me senator snowe and senator begich the glass half empty and half full man, we do have a slew of challenges, and we've got to push the st agenda 95% of all the customers involved. we've got to have that voice to get that $2.5 trillion sit on the balance sheets to give the confidence to get reinvested in our country. i personally believe the single biggest job creation in to be bigger than anything the commerce department or candidly anything we would do would be putting a long-term debt and deficit plan in place and do more to get that money of the sidelines than anything else, and i'm going to think you and mr. garcia for being willing to serve. i've got to tell you i've done a lot of work with the chamber they don't give endorsements lightly. and for the administration that has been criticized model is appropriately of not having enough people with senior business experience at the top level my hope is that you will get this job and be that at for the

as comedians some have pushed the envelope and influenced social change like richard pryor and lennycause it is not trusting us and instead of pushing the envelope the right way, it is the wrong way by demonizing a group that is already suffering. >> and this is worth noting that this took place in nashville, and in nashville two weeks ago the governor repealed the local nondiscrimination ordnaninance,d it is legal to fire someone because they are gay, and the word gay is illegal in the schools in tennessee, and this is an environment filled with discrimination and the bigotry and the hatred that he was speaking to when he spoke to that crowd. it is more than an embarrassment and al poll ji -- apology, but to embrace the words and change the hearts and minds and make gay folks more welcome in tennessee and across the country. >> marvet, if you were advising tracy morgan today, what would you advise him to do? meet with the parents who have been bullied or parents whose children have committed suicide, because now regardless of the apology, what he said is out there. >> yes, absolutel

leahy joins mark pryor of arkansas, congressman allison schwartz of pen and a list of house democratssaying the weiner must go. i wonder if las vegas has the over and under on weiner making through the weekend with. my guess is he is gone by monday but we will see. here's the question. why won't congressman anthony weiner do the honorable thing and resign? go to c nchlt nchlt p kom slnn. post on my blog. why do you suppose he is hang tough? >> people have a short attention span and move on to other stories. i don't know. see what he does. you may be right. see what happens the next few days. thank you. >>> a new shock today president obama's economic record, from one of the republican front runners for his job. we are talking about mitt romney. he told michigan voters the obama administration has failed the hard-hit state and the nation. the economy is clearly one of the biggest challenges for the president's re-election bid right now, if not the biggest. here's our white house correspondent dan lothian. >> reporter: launching anything into strong headwinds is never considered ideal b

your point about suppression of pryor's -- you are right. the u.s. military is the biggest military in the world, but i do not have that option available to me after december 31. that is why we are using -- >> you are going to use contractors? >> no, sir. >> you cannot run if you are under fire. >> that is exactly what we are going to do and that was the point i was one to make, mr. chairman. there is a difference between the mission of the u.s. military and the mission of the state department. the mission of the united states military is to engage the enemy. >> ambassador kennedy, the chairman is taking my time and that was his question. i am going to stop you right there and you can come back on this second round to answer that question, if you do not mind. i want to go back to the business as usual idea again. i in your statement, you talked about on an ad hoc basis being able to pull together the resources that you need. i was reading a report from october 2009 about the embassy compound last night. clearly, the emergency coordination office was

[applause] >> senator pryor, welcome. >> thanks for having me. i think everybody understands this now but we want to make sure everybody in the stands the trend is adequate you haven't the guts get one more hand. [applause] and i really just want to say one thing. i know davis more from arkansas is here. you are making a difference. alf thank you for coming to washington and fighting a good fight. it is certainly a fight worth having and thank you for all the things you represent and are going to accomplish. thank you. >> thank you, senator. [applause] >> leading off the first panel this morning is academy-award winning actor maaskant long time jdrf advocate kevin kline. one of our country's finest films and stage actors as senator lieberman mentioned mr. kline may have been virtually unrecognizable in his recent appearance as edward stanton of the secretary of war in the movie the conspirator. but he is no stranger to us he testified before our committee ten years ago at our 2001 hearing, and i am delighted that he's made a return performance an

senator baucus, blumenthal, boxer senator hagan platenburg, leahy, merkley kolsky, senator nelson, pryor, reid of rhode island senators sanders of another test repeatability of the next noncriminal double penalties for violations of current foreclosure protections. it would also extend the make permanent foreclosure coverage after military service offended. current laws amendment to protection under military service. order provision is due to expire in december 31, 2012. servicemembers will make it 90 days of foreclosure protections. my bill would permanently extend foreclosure protection beyond nine months. i hope senators on both sides will come together and join me in supporting legislation and a thank you again for the opportunity to speak on this important issue. unfortunately chairman murray, and members of this committee to pass legislation from which i believe will discourage phone service from further violations and hope protect the financial and emotional well-being of our military families. >> thank you, senator whitehouse. without all of you what senator snowe, senator whiteh

. >> it is important that even though this apparently was mark pryor saved and general petraeus recommended the military leaders of our country supports this decision newfield was an appropriate decision for the president to make. is that correct? >> for execution now. >> you thought it was proper for the president to make? >> is the prerogative to take recommendations and make decision and he made that decision and we're executing. >> is something you agree with? >> i agree. >> thank you. you want to thank all of you. i think we probably ran exactly at noon, where we thought we would end. your families are sitting behind you, some of them shivering. and so, they are not just figuratively behind you, but they are literally behind you and the air-conditioning here is her best, just the way you and your men and women who serve a few robustly. but dirt challenges are tremendous. the support of your family, you will succeed in meeting those challenges. this committee is very, very grateful for the work you do and men and women within the surf. i can't say that enough. i'm sure it adds to some p

. >> it is important that even though this apparently was mark pryor saved and general petraeus recommended the military leaders of our country supports this decision newfield was an appropriate decision for the president to make. is that correct? >> for execution now. >> you thought it was proper for the president to make? >> is the prerogative to take recommendations and make decision and he made that decision and we're executing. >> is something you agree with? >> i agree. >> thank you. you want to thank all of you. i think we probably ran exactly at noon, where we thought we would end. your families are sitting behind you, some of them shivering. and so, they are not just figuratively behind you, but they are literally behind you and the air-conditioning here is her best, just the way you and your men and women who serve a few robustly. but dirt challenges are tremendous. the support of your family, you will succeed in meeting those challenges. this committee is very, very grateful for the work you do and men and women within the surf. i can't say that enough. i'm sure it adds to some p