, that you probably do not have too many regrets.ou seem to have done things your way. you have other regrets? >> yeah, many. i should play guitar much better than i do. tavis: come on, man. >> i am serious. statement, to me, is a joke. >> i was not joking. tavis: let me take you seriously for a second. what could you have done to play any better than you play now? >> track is more. -- practice more. you tell me you do not practice when you are alone and nobody hears you? tavis: that is true. but i am not the king of the blues. i have not sold records. i am not beloved everywhere i go. people stand up and cry when you walk in. you have had a huge impact on people's lives. but io not cry about it, wish i had practiced more. i tried to play like everybody i heard. wound up not being able to play like any. tavis: in the process of all of that, trying to be a copy, you turned yourself into an original. >> i guess i did. lot of peoplet a that you finally got what you were looking for with your signature sound. ri those who do not know how

not going to regret that vote. i am proud of it. still law. >> senator morse, you did something career politicians would never do. don't take risks like this. certainly as senate leaders, leaders of legislative body, do not take risks like this. they don't risk their own jobs. i am sitting here tonight in awe of both of you the i have to say especially your leadership in the senate on this. did you know as you were moving this through the senate that this could cost you your job? and cost it in a recall? >> certainly. i mean we didn't expect that. but as a democrat in el paso county. people talk about recalling me all the time. it was ain't nen't a new, new i. when they filed the petition. we knew it had potential. on the 2 1st 1st of april. we were sure we would face a recall election. we hoped to prevail in it. but i said back in march. you know, if making colorado, safer from gun violence cost me me political career, a really small price to pay. because the family members, they pay a huge price. each and every day. and it really

i have one regret about the emmys.is that i was unable to attend and share in the joy for my friend stephen colbert and those at the court "the colbert reporo won a long served well overdue emmy. i have been in awe of that show from episode one. i believe stephen and everyone there has created something that has never before been seen on television and things happen on that show that could only happen on that show and they are remarkable. to my staff and crew, here is the best thing about my staff and crew it's not about -- win or lose, it doesn't matter. you know i saw newhart on stage, if anybody sou

and i ended up in prison, to my regret and my family's regret and the person that's dead's regret. >> when we met him, bailey had been in prison at indiana state for 17 years and spent more than 11 of them confined to a 23-hour-per day lockdown cell in administrative segregation. >> a person ends up in administrative segregation are usually the problem child in the institution, they want to make money in the institution by trafficking. the troublemakers. >> bailey seemed more interested in creature comforts than violence. >> this is my la-z-boy. my chair. sitting in the cell for years and years and years will mess your back up because these steel beds and through the years people jump up and down on them, so it makes them uneven and gives you back problems for the rest of your life. and that's it. this is my home. this is my -- this is where i live. >> bailey is also allowed out of his cell once a day for an hour of recreation in an enclosed yard. >> why is it important to keep someone like this segregated? he seems to be just a sociable kind of guy. >> sure. a lot of sociopaths are.

abbey i have not one regret nor did i ever come even close to regretting anything i've done in this movement. amazing amazing i know that you served as a source of inspiration for a lot of people is really moving to see you in full uniform out there along with all the protesters re considering how police pensions and other benefits are so closely tied to what happens on wall street why do you think the majority of police were and still are so antagonistic toward the movement they're not realizing they're part of the ninety nine percent. what a couple reasons. one is that they cannot relate to the occupiers the occupiers look different they dress different they've lived different and park and what you can't relate to you fear and what you fear you're more likely to attack and that's why a lot of this action was attributed to the police officers the other thing is every officer and this is a big reason by the way every officer before they join the force they have to take a test it's called a minnesota multi-phase personality inventory test it's not does not measure intelligence it measures dif

did he have any big regrets?> i think maybe one of the big regrets is something that was out of his control, really. when he entered five years ago, the economy was plummeting. he entered during the worst economic time for higher education, public education in general. so, i mean, i think he does regret having to pull the lever on tuition. but when you talk to him, you know, he lays it out for you there was really no other option for him to take. they cut in every other possible way, and tuition was the only really thing that they could do to keep the system afloat or at least not compromising its quality. >> what's the sense of, in terms of the next leader of the system, what's being looked for? >> well, i mean, it's interesting. because students, when i was doing my reporting, i asked them, you know, what do you think of mark eudoff? they say, mark who? >> really, not in a joking manner? >> they really don't know who he is. it speaks to the disconnect. students are in this bubble, they want to do their work, th

>> well, on regrets, i have many. i think my -- you know, reasonably, the biggest regret i have is that we didn't forestall the crisis. i think once the crisis got going, it was extremely hard to prevent. you know, i think we did what we could, given the powers that we had. i would agree with hank that we were motivated entirely by the interest of the broader public that our goal was to stabilize the financial system so that it would not bring the economy down, so that it would not create massive unemployment and economic hardship that was even more -- that would have been even more severe by many times than what we actually saw. so, i agree with him on that. and i guess since you gave me the opportunity, i would mention that, of course, all the money that was used in those operations has been paid back with interest. so, it hasn't been costly even from a fiscal point of view. now, in terms of progress, that's a good question. i think we made a lot of progress. we had, of course, the dodd/frank law passed in 2010. we

i have one regret about the emmys. i have one regret about the emmys on sunday night and that is that i was unable to attend and share in the joy for my friend stephen colbert and those at the court "the colbert reporo won a long served well overdue emmy. i have been in awe of that show from episode one. i believe stephen and everyone there has created something that has never before been seen on television and things happen on that show that could only happen on that show and they are remarkable. to my staff and crew, here is the best thing about my staff and crew it's not about -- win or lose, it doesn't matter. you know i saw newhart on stage, if anybody should have a house made out of emmys it's bob newhart. he was getting his first at age 135. [ laughter ] so everyone here, never forgets how fortunate they are to have had the kind of run that we've had, to have had the kind of recognition that we have. we know that the opportunity to do what we do every day is a phenomenal one and that is what i love best about th

i would regret that f i hurt gene bradley i would regret that. but i still maintain very good relationships with them if i-- i don't know it i don't regret very much. jje nais regret-- . >> rose: daniel is her a senior scholar and professor of psychology emeritus at princeton. in 20023 award the nobel prize in economics for his analysis of decision-making uncertainty. he is the only noneconomist to have won that award. stefen pinker calls him among the most influential economists in history and certainly the most important psychologist alive today. let's give credit where credit should be given to your colleague, the late -- >> tell me about the friendship first. >> well, we were extraotherly-- extraordinarily lucky. this was one of those collaborations that people dream of and there are very few that lucky. we liked each other so he spent all our days, you know, hours every day. >> rose: doing what. >> talking about everything. the study of intuition and specifically the study of the-- of intuition so what we were doing that was work that counte

i regret that i wasn't strong, and i regret that i didn't call the police. >> hillary says she stillo reconcile with her father but has no regrets about posting the video. >> a normal person would not hurt an animal like that. they wouldn't whip a puppy or anything. they wouldn't whip a cat that they find, so why would somebody do that to their own child? >> coming up, flash floods strand a panicked pooch. >> the dog looked like he was getting very tired. he started struggling. >> his only chance, a daring airborne rescue. >> we really were the only option. >> when "caught on camera heroes and villains" continues.  >>> a frightened canine is caught in a surging torrent of water. >> the dog looked like he was about to get swept away. >> but will help come in time? january 22nd, 2010, los angeles, california, a city famous for its perfect weather has been inundated with several days of heavy rain. paramedic joe st. georges of the los angeles fire department and the rest of his ariel rescue team are standing by to field emergency calls at a helipad just west of the los angeles river.

bernanke: on regrets as frank sinatra says, i have many. the biggest regret i have is we didn't forestall the crisis. once the crisis got going, it was extremely hard to prevent. i think we did what we could given the powers that be had, i would agree with hank that we were motivated entirely by the interest of the broader public that our goal was to stabilize the financial system so that it would not bring the economy down. so that it would not create massive unemployment and economic hardship that was even more, would have been even more severe by many times than what we actually saw. so i agree with him on that. since you gave me the opportunity, i would mention of course all the money that was used in those operations has been paid back with interest and so it hasn't been costly even from a fiscal point of view. in terms of progress, that is a good question. i think we have made a lot of progress. we had dodd-frank passed in 2010, and recently have come to agreement internationally on a number of measures including other agreements rela

i regret that i wasn't strong, and i regret that i didn't call the police. >> hillary says she stilleconcile with her father but has no regrets about posting the video. >> a normal person would not hurt an animal like that. they wouldn't whip a puppy or anything. they wouldn't whip a cat that they find. so why would, why would somebody do that to their own child? >>> coming up, flash floods strand a panicked pooch. >> the dog looked like he was getting very tired. he started struggling. >> his only chance, a daring airborne rescue. >> we really were the only option. >> when caught on camera, heroes and villains continues. ened ened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. [ male announcer ] from the last day of school, back to t

small number of those projects to actually make into a movie do you regret of being as. i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to white data outdoor or try to profit it was more about the intellectual challenge and the adventure and the curiosity. so i regret that part but i'm still a hacker today you know and i love i love what i do it's almost like it's not work it's almost like it's just it's just i wouldn't call it again but it's it's very intellectually stimulating you know i would maybe it maybe it's analogous to playing chess i think what do you have when you when you death oh earlier. one of the give you my business card and what's really cool about my business card. just has my name and address although that's not interesting the interesting par

the cottage row residents expressed their regret of having planned the trees as noticed by the department and size of appropriateness had proven to be true. we proposed a remove of coast woods and there were also concerns to keep the trees in place and request the department wait 5 to 10 years to see how the trees would progress so it was postponed. we now move ahead and the department was again approached over the same issue. several meetings have been discussions and what actions to be taken. a high degree of consensus has been reached and now those 6 trees must be removed and other sprees planned in their place. here's the summary. again, this picture is from sutter street. this tree right here is the red flowering tree. here's a closer shot from the sidewalk. this tree it's a very large tree situated a top the wall from the sutter street stair. this has a large trunk base about 3 feet in diameter. the trunk has significant tree wounds and scarring from dropped brandishes that contain rot and decan i. it's situated above the underground sewer lines and shows it's roots have compromised

it. >> i don't regret it. regret it. fighting, fighting because i could defend myself. i could defend myself against anybody. >>> coming up -- >> he made a statement that we don't have to speak. we're just two inmates in a cell. >> so you are not talking to each other? >> no. >> two cellmates have a falling out. and -- >> you just told all over on yourself. >> i am in jail anyway. >> danielle benefield comes clean about the skirmish that landed her in segregation. [ laughter ] too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. ♪ oh >>> some inmates at santa rita jail fill the void in their lives through religion or keeping a large

. >> i don't regret it. >> a gang member's injuries leave him especially vulnerable. >> there have been some issues in the past of former gang members who wouldn't go anywhere near the accused child molesters. you didn't do that. you were putting somebody at great risk. >> a deputy takes a chance on putting sworn enemies together for an unconventional church service. >> halleluiah! >> halleluiah! >> problem with that is we are mixing everybody together. stuff could go sideways at any minute. >> and -- >> we wanted to be one of the leaders in this area. do something good for the earth. >> the jail's efforts to achieve a notable goal. say that. >> the santa rita jail consumes 113 acres of land in the foothills just outside oakland, california. opened in 1989 it is bed space for more than 4,100 inmates. while some have been convicted most are currently charged with crimes, and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. men and women are housed in separate areas. but all wear jail-issued scrubs, eat th

still not a week goes by i dont regret it and i guarantee a week wont go by in your life you wont regretut, letting them get the best of you. can you hear me clear enough? yeah. short circuit: car breaking robot speaking okay, hold it right there. ow haa colt 45, semi automatic, play dough. what do we do now? well, i dont know about you, but i am planning to scream and run. good answer. screaming what is he doing? good answer. screaming what is he doing? oh very close, very what is he doing? oh very close, very good, oh, you hit that one. hi honey, what is that one. hi honey, what is for dinner? announcer: there you have it folks. a preview of antenna tv, americas greatest retro television network, that truly is tv how it was meant to be. and just when you thought it couldnt get any better, antenna tv will soon welcome, bewtiched and i dream of jeannie to our tv family this fall. for an up to date list of antenna tv programs visit our website and chat with fellow classic lovers on our facebook page. visit antennatv.tv today. we gonna do like the red sea, we gonna split! im with you. >> a

>> i regret it. >> what? >> killing the people that i did.er, viewer discretion is advised. >>> after six years in segregation, a violent gang member asks to move back to general population. >> he trains against staff members and he trains to fight against inmates both. >> an oakland street corner becomes a memorial site for a football star. >> today is basically his two-year heaven-versary i guess you could say it. >> two years after he was stabbed to death, a brother and

regrets, as frank sinatra said, i have many. reasonably, the biggest regret i have is that we did not forestall the crisis breed once the crisis got going, it was extremely hard to prevent. did what we could given the powers we had it i would agree with hank that we were motivated entirely by the ,nterest of the broader public that our goal was to stabilize financial system so it would not bring the economy down and not create massive unemployment and economic hardship that was even -- that would have been even more severe by many times than what we actually saw. i agree with him on that. since you gave me the opportunity, i would mention that all the money that was used in those operations has been paid back with interest. costly eveneen a from a fiscal point of view. as far as progress, i think we made a lot of progress. we had the dodd frank law passed in 20 10 and then we recently have come to agreement internationally on a number of measures including basel iii and other agreements related to the shadow banking system and o

express their regrets to you. we did have 3 days notice to prepare for this hearing, thus i may not have all the information or the answers that you are seeking. therefore we may ask for a continuance of this hearing for future date in certain areas. however, having said that, i am here this afternoon to troo -- try to provide as many answers and respond to questions that i'm capable of. those who may not know that since 2011 identify been serving as board i have been serving as vice-president and as of last week i have been serving as the president of the board. >> thank you, mr. president. the one thing i would say in reference to the notice, my office has been in contact with your then executive director for weeks and we have left a number of messages about the fact that a hearing would be held in early september. so i just want to be very clear about that. this is not something where 3 days ago we decided to have a hearing. this is something where we announced that there would be a hearing before the summer an

regret fully brin an left the organization last year and what we decided to do is do a nationwide search for not replacing an executive director but a chief executive officer and through a national search of a few months we found and select earl plant as ceo and when he started he did a phenomenal job in terms of our funding. they did a phenomenal job. as of september 1st, earl plant did resign as ceo and williams did step up and is acting as our interim ceo. one of our top priorities of the board of directors' currently as well as what will be for the incoming directors for the 2013-2014 -year will be a search for a replacement of mr. plant. that will be high in our priority. there are many different criteria items that we set last year when we were doing the search in the fall. it was very detail oriented. each candidate that we had went through a very grueling process of couple of rounds, two or three rounds. it is something of concern and i understand supervisor campos of your concern, but it is something that pride board of directors' is and will continue to address until we find a

>> i regret it every day of my life. i'll tell you why. first of all, i told oprah, the only way i'm going to do this is it no one takes photographs. i thought that solves everything. i'm so unsavvy about computers and things going viral it never dawned on me someone would lift it off of the screen on a tv. now, sometimes i'll see pictures where i look thin and good in my bikini and then i see the ones like behind me, which depends on who lifted it but i was like they must have had a wide angle lens. the one thing that was weird about it was it was really, really weirdly liberating because i didn't give a [beep]. and you know, that's the way -- [applause] >> thank you. and recently, you know, i kind of got -- i look at life differently now. i think man, i've got two legs, i have strong legs, i have strong arms. i have a really amazing body, not just for my age but a really amazing body. i have low blood pressure, i have low cholesterol, i have -- [applause] >> i look at people, my god, some people don't have legs, some people don't have ar

dina says it may cut down on regrets.mfans.com and leave your response. >>> another big gator has been taken. this one in florida. take a look at this guy. 737 pounds of reptile hauled in after an hours-long struggle. he was spotted along a river in central florida not far from orlando. last month, hunters in mississippi captured a 654-pound gator. >>> residents of a san diego neighborhood saw this over the weekend. can you imagine? a panda-shaped hot air balloon coming down. narrowly missing several homes and trees. it's the same balloon that once landed in the middle of major highway. is it the same pilot? >> might be time to retire the panda. >> landed in oz, too, i think. no one was hurt in saturday's incident. the neighbors say they like seeing the balloons up close. maybe not that close. >>> another williams to tell you about. her name is serena. for the 17th time, she's a champion of a grand slam tournament. serena williams had to work against victoria azarenka in the u.s. open women's final. but for the first time

regret fully brin an left the organization last year and what we decided to do is do a nationwide search for not replacing an executive director but a chief executive officer and through a national search of a few months we found and select earl

i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to wipe data out or or try to profit it was more about the intellectual challenge and the adventure and the curiosity to having you on the death row earlier. one of the give you my business card and what's really cool about my business card. just has my name and address although you know that's not interesting the interesting part is here this is actually a tool set right so this is a lock picks so if you lock yourself out of your house you lock yourself out of your office just think of kevin mitnick can open the door for you so here you go thank you so much kevin you're welcome it was great to have you on the show thank you thank you for it thank you for having me come. when you can find out what kevin mitnick thinks of the late

. >> teens would post things on-line they later regret is new protections with new rules on social media sites. >> next up, a new boost in rail system in the north bay is getting a boost from walk. first, america's money report. >> good morning. blackberry's new deal: they have agreed to go private in an agreement with the largest shareholder worth $5 billion. blackberry announced plans to lay off 40 percent of the workforce. chrysler has proposed shares from the stake of a trust covering medical benefits for retired workers. wonder bread is back on the supermarket shelf after buying wonder from hostess says the old reliable staple of lunch boxes returned to stores year. burger king introducing the new lower fat, lower calorie french fries which are said to have 20 percent fewer calories, and 25 percent less fat than burger king classic which has only 190 calories for the smallest order. >> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, 4:40 on this tuesday a look at the embarcadero. you have the ferry building lit up, and the western span

i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to wipe out or or try to profit it was great to have you on the show thank you thank you for having me. emergency crews have been joined by volunteers from russia's far east to reinforce a major protecting people from the rising waters of the moon river over three thousand to being evacuated to safety in a region which has been struggling with devastating floods for over a month now. reports the threat of these levees failing occurred overnight and that is when locals and military reinforcements rushed to the area to ensure these levees do not break if that were to occur the surrounding communities would be submerged in water and now these people have endured nearly two months i'm intensive flooding every time the situation appea

i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure . you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to wipe out a war or try to profit it is great to have you on the show thank you thank you for thank you for having me. helpless small fry or potential big fish. at the members and we have the spirit of. new german political parties it don't usually have much money but what they do claim to have is grassroots support that can be converted into votes check back with us in a couple of minutes for more on the new force in germany's public affairs. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so unlike the players to know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your part of the monthly. security of a car is on the docket. thank you no more weasel words. when you direct question and be pre

being at that i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what we call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to wipe data out or or try to profit it is great to have you on the show thank you thank you for it thank you for having me. still ahead for you on our team liberty for turner day and solidarity and now a push for. domestic purchases. french politicians are trying to help out the economy by encouraging people to be patriotic in their financial purchases later this hour our tears tears are still looks at whether the move has met any success. norway has elected a new parliament with a center right coalition winning a landslide victory over the ruling labor party the conservatives will now form a new government along with the anti migration progress party the populist group once had among its members the mass murderer brav

i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go away then figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i'd call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to white data out a war or try to profit it is great to have you on the show thank you thank you for everything for having me well still to come helpless small fry or potential big fish. in the members and we have the spirit of new german political parties don't usually have much money but what they do claim to have is grass roots support that can be converted into votes check back with us in a couple of minutes for more on that the new force in germany's public affair. with the economic downturn in the final. days. and the rest because i. believe if we. had been negotiating in being a participant to the cio since one thousand nine hundred seven and over all these years i have never seen a moment a moment to motor a moment w

i regret any problems i caused companies or consumers you know like i caused damages because i hacked into their systems and they had to go in and figure out you know what did he do and they had to rebuild their systems so i would consider myself as a what i call a pain in the ass hacker right now the guy that was out i was never the type of guy who would try to wipe k. to our door or try to profit it is great to have you on the show thank you for it thank you for having me. stay with us after a short break as we look at how a right wing populist party it once had a mass killer as a member is about to form part of norway's government. syria and the neighborhood is washington stumbles its way through the syrian crisis there are those who see this horrific conflict as a perfect opportunity to topple assad then move on to turn around at the same time iran in the us are said to engage in direct talks so what's ahead more conflict for the start of pragmatism compromise. on their way to and talk to the crew of the i can to make sure that a face many challenges. here you have to look out for