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it reminded me who we are in not only our communities but in our families. we're grandmothers, mothers, sisters, and wives. we are nieces and grandchildren. it is just remarkable who we are and of the footprint that we're going to leave. i was an award recipients in 2009. that was probably one of my proudest moments. i am getting cherry i when i think about it. my parents came down from seattle, and my parents have no idea what i do. all they know is that i show up on christmas and i bring gifts, but they have no idea what i do. so to stand amongst filipina 100 other amongsts and have it -- to stand up amongst one hand -- hundreds of other amazing filipinas with my parents that there was wonderful. the gala will be fabulous. but we are women, and we're women of color. and we are leaders. i do not want any of you to ever forget that. because we're leaders, we always have people behind us that support us to make sure that the doors are open for us, that we're given the supports that we need, and that we're recognized on a regular basis. because we need to be r

i will give a text message of the reminding me the meter is about to expire. if i want to extend it, i can do it just as easily. that is all there is to it. you can be processed by calling the 800 number. it is simple technology that helps people to be compliant and helps to make sentences the transportation work. i think we have an ipad with a close-up of the app. thank you for coming out today. there is a 45 cent fee. this does not go to the mta. is a transaction between whoever is using it and pay by phone. that is the cost for providing the service. initially, you get a couple of them free to try it out and see how it works. if you compare 45 cents to the time it would take you to run and fish for coins, i think it is 45 cents well spent. it is 45 cents as opposed to the cost of a parking ticket. that is an even better cost calculation. >> [unintelligible] >> it is a per transaction fee. as we deploy more in the city, it is possible the fee will go down in time. compared to the cost of a parking ticket, it is a pretty good deal. >> [unintelligible] >> each

heart ♪ ♪ reaching a fever pitch ♪ and it's bringing me out the dark ♪ ♪ the scars of your love remind meit all ♪ ♪ the scars of your love, they leave me breathless ♪ ♪ i can't help feeling ♪ we could have had it all ♪ rolling in the deep ♪ you had my heart inside your hand ♪ ♪ and you played it ♪ to the beat ♪ the scars of your love remind me of us ♪ ♪ they keep me thinking that we almost had it all ♪ ♪ the scars of your love, they leave me breathless ♪ ♪ i can't help feeling ♪ we could have had it all ♪ rolling in the deep ♪ you had my heart inside your hand ♪ ♪ and you played it to the beat ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ellen: i love you so much. [cheers and applause] oh, that was so good. we'll have one more thing with sophia grace and rosie when we come back. >> ellen: and what i would like for you two to do is to be on the red carpet interviewing those people when they come up on the red carpet. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high choleste

he reminds me of john anderson from 1980. the congressman from illinois who ran in the republican party for the presidential nomination against ronald reagan and a bunch of others and he was a liberal republican, in march of 1980 he said i'm thinking about going independent and in april he filed, and he ended up getting 7 percent of the vote in november against ronald reagan and jimmy carter but here is the interesting thing. the post election studies of the anderson vote showed that he took about equal numbers of votes from ronald reagan and jimmy carter. so, huntsman reminds me of that liberal republican john anderson who could cut both ways if he does this. >>neil: normally they do not galvanize a great deal of attention. roosevelt and perot did but there could be different because all you need is enough to swing votes in certain states like nader in florida in 2000, and you could tip the balance that way, right? >>guest: absolutely. nader cost gore the election not just in florida but in new hampshire. he made the differe

""remind me." ♪ i'm in love with you ♪ remind me, baby ♪ remind me >> schieffer: underwood says it'serybody knows he plays guitar but i think a lot of people don't know exactly how freaking awesome he is at it. he sings. he writes. he's now an author. he does everything. he's such a talented person. he just doesn't need all the extra crap that so many other people need. >> schieffer: paisley is so secure in his country credentials that when he took us to his favorite down home restaurant outside nashville he didn't feel the need to order fried chicken. he had a fruit salad. >> i'm a fried okra guy. >> you're going to like that then. >> schieffer: he may be a regular guy off stage but the story of how he met his wife sounds like a movie. as when an old girlfriend dumped him after a movie date and he decided who he really wanted to be with was not the girlfriend but the woman in the movie. actress kimberly williams of the father of the bride film. >> he shocked me. he stalked me. that's the long and the short of it. >> schieffer: to get to know her paisley cast williams in his music vi

doing things like that so turned out once it was published lagat feedback on the internet this reminded me of the stuff i did and got away with and lived through, so it had an appeal with most young kids who drink the military i was 18 and i was 31 or something like that when i got off active duty and i still meet people who read it and said that's great, i loved it, it just reminded me of some of the things that went on. so maybe i've got a winner. speaking right in the till the circumstances which led you to serve in a branch of the armed service the armed forces. can you explain how you end up serving a navy and the capacity that users? >> i was in school but a sort of put aside the time i graduated from high school, and i had gotten to the photography and i worked and as an administrator when somebody went on the occasion. i learned a lot of things but i decided my only option in the situation was to join the military if i'd wanted to get out and do something interesting, so one day i was down the post office and i was going to go see the recruiters and i spoke to him told him what i h

just reminded me of some of the things that went on when i was in the service. so i said, well, maybe i got a winner. >> you write in detail about the circumstances which led you to serve in the branch of the armed forces. can you explain how you ended up serving in the navy in the capacity you served? >> i was interested in scuba diving but i put it aside by the time i graduated from high school. and i had gotten into photography and working at the newspaper and working in the dark room when somebody went on vacation. i learned a lot of things from that. but i decided my only option, due to my situation, was to join the military if i want to get out of rockland, maine, and do something interesting. one day i was at the post office where the recruiters were, and i was going to see the recruiters. the only one that was there was the navy recruiter. and i spoke to him for a while. real nice guy. and boatswain's first mate, allen is his name. i said i'm going quit shoal get out of town. he said, don't quit high school. stay in and i guarantee you'll get a school. i

it just reminded me of the things that went on in. >> you write in detail the circumstances from the branch of the armed services and force is so could you explain how you ended up serving in the davy and in what capacity? >> i was interested in scuba diving but i put it aside by the time i graduated from high school and got into photography and in the dark room i learned a lot of things i decided my own the auction to my situation was to join the military if i wanted to do something interesting. one day and was down at the post office but the only recruiter that was there was the navy price spoke to him. first class allen. i told him what i had in mind to quit high school and get out of town. he said don't quit. stay in school. i stayed the extra two or three months and graduated and went into the navy and the rest is history but i did choose to be a photographer which is the closest thing that i could think of and later i became a diver. >> host: you talk about what people thought about military service in the sixties but how was it you then and how you talk about in your book? >>

of course ever the statesman, cain left us with a reminder of his trademark el consequence. >> let meese words came from the pokemon movie. life can be a challenge. life can seem impossible. it's never easy when there's so much on the line. >> stephen: yes. stirring words. it reminded me of when ronald reagan challenged america to be great again by saying scooby dooby do, where are you? we've got some work to do now. but perhaps the most overlooked tragedy of cain quitting is how it will affect his book, this is herman kane. as i'm sure you remember, cain's autobiography ends with this stirring prediction, well, i'm just about at the elevator up to the family quarters, but bear with me for just a minute more as i confirm who i am. it's obvious i'm the president of the united states of america. just think, a few days ago o that didn't seem ridiculous. (laughter) >> stephen: what a sad country we live in. so herman ca companyin won't have to recall all of his books. i have taken the liberty of writing an epilogue you can paste into your copy. it's available on colbert nation.com to prin

it was, it just reminded me of is some of the things that went on when i was in the service. so i said, well, maybe i got a inwe are. but that's about -- >> you write in detail about the circumstances which led you to serve in a branch of the armed service -- armed forces. can you explain how you ended up serving in the navy in the capacity that you served? >> um, i was, i was interested in scuba dyeing -- diving, but i'd sort of put it aside by the time i graduated from high school. and i'd gotten into photography, and i worked at the current newspaper running the darkroom when somebody went on vacation. i learned a lot of things from that. but i decided my only option due to my imwe kind rouse situation was to join the military if i wanted to get out of rockland, maine, and do something interesting. one day i was down at the post office where the recruiters were, and i was going to go see the recruiters. well, the only one that was there was the navy recruiter. and i spoke to him for a while, real nice guy. and boozman's mate first class allen, i can remember his name. i'm

it reminds me a lot because of his age and seeing her reminded me of him because of the same age and just -- it just hit home. >> they're part of my family. i appreciate them. i love them, and i thank. >> so there you have it. one little girl who brought all these strangers together at the firehouse to remind us all what thank you really means. in clinton scott broom, 9 news now. >> that is the best gift of all. christina had no calls, and she wasn't breathing when she was rescued; but as you can see she is just fine now. >>> a crash involving three vehicles put nine people in the hospital today in northwest. it happened in the 5900 block of blair road this morning. investigators say two cars collided with a van carrying adults with special needs. the good news, no one suffered any serious injuries; but investigators are trying to figure out how it happened in the first place. >>> today is the first day of winter; but if you got outside, you know it felt a lot more like the first day of spring. we were out on the terrace with the short sleeves, short, hat. >> you're right. we want to

he reminds me, a fervent group of supporters and lots of money.s time he is not running for reelection. if he wins in iowa and secondly if he gets out and runs as an independent but would be frightening thing. it reminds me of pat robertson in 1988, and he blew right past bush and came in second place. he had the coalition base. i've been on the other end of the paul people and they don't let you go. >> he did say he would not run as an independent. you think he would? >> nobody is going to say they are running as an independent when they are running for republican nomination. to give iran the bomb? do you know what he is going to do. >> very discretionary. >> fred: what is the source of his appeal to the independent? >> i don't know, i think a lot of people, he wants to bring all the resources of the military to protect the home front. he doesn't think we should be around the world with our military might in different countries. >> somebody made the point, if there has any biden strain of the republican party it's been protectionist. sometimes it

it is uncaning how much he reminds me of him. >> except white. >> and crotchety. i like newt. he spices things up a little bit. he is a smart dude. he will have his own opinion and nobody will get the change in opinion. he is not a flip-floper. nobody can call him that. i think it is good romney and him go against each other. but i like romney. but i don't think he can win and you know my reasons why. >> i know why your reasons. what does that mean? says the third year english student from -- >> spit it out. >> student from croatia. >> she morman. it is the elephant in the room. he is mormon and america doesn't like voting for nonchristians. >> really? >> when have they done it? >> they voted for obama with the reverend wright connection. >> i am shocked to this day. >> when i see obama on tv i can hear somebody saying, tada! >> bottom line, romney seems nice, but newt has the fire in his belly, which may be acid reflux. >> and newt has been able to brand himself as a tea party candidate. the most established candidate and in washington forever, the year of the tea party and e

please, stop reminding me -- >> bob: we shouldn't talk about that.r. >> bob: dana didn't. neither did these guys. >> kimberly: does it make a difference? >> eric: ron paul goes on the "tonight show" and takes a cheap shot at michele bachmann. we have the tape next. >> greg: nicely done! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: i love it. i love that song. welcome back to "the five." you can tell we are only week aceway from iowa caucus, because the fight for 2012 is getting ugly. ron paul went on jay leno and took a shot at michele bachmann and rick santorum. take a listen. >> michele bachmann? >> she doesn't like muslims. she hates muslims. she wants to go get them. >> that's no good. and rick santorum, i never see him talk much. it seems like to him, gay people, my god, the end of the world. you can talk about anything else. >> gay people and muslims. >> kimberly: whoa! somebody went off the reservation there. what do you make of this? >> eric: i can't believe he was on national television saying that michele bachmann and rick santorum hate muslims. ron paul, don't be

he reminds me of gingrich. very policy oriented. >> andrea: you had your mom last christmas? bob: you hit me again. is this a disney thingp? disney kills everybody. he does. kills bambi, old yeller. >> greg: wait a second. people are watching that haven't seen it. >> bob: the fish. he got killed, too. >> greg: what about the california school is that teachers aren't allowed to display poinsettias or santa claus in the classroom. they don't want to offend anybody but you are allowed snowmen and snowflakes. isn't that sexist, snowmen? why not snow women? >> andrea: they don't want either one in the room. i don't understand why this is a big deal. santa claus is as secular as you can get. when people talk about santa claus, god forbid you talk about the birth of christ. now they are trying to run santa claus out. the reason, greg, if you look, the reason they do it is because they say there is a sikh population. why not celebrate the sikh's biggest holiday on may 1? it's a great holiday. they have a parade in new york. you get free food and drink. >> bob: there are parades in ne

. >> you know what this reminds me of? it reminds me of the wheelers in "return to oz." >> his face is like two inches from the ground as he's going by. >> this could be a new olympic sport. >>> next time on "right this minute" -- >> join us this friday for a special year-end m top 2 the 20 best >> friday, on "right this minute." >>> a man, a stroller, and a crying baby recording. >> shut the [ bleep ] up! >> funny prank? or interesting social experiment. >>> and, this mom gives her boys the giggles. >> she's failing miserably is what she's doing. >> failing miserably at juggling is a pretty funny thing. but the laughter is even >>> do you ever wish you could talk to the animals, like really talk to the animals and have them talk back? >> yes. >> bowie, the parrot, does talk and quite well. >> hi. >> wow, what you doing? >> what kind of bird is this? >> good question, it's an indian ring-neck and its owner says the bird knows about 70 words and phrases. >> can i have a kiss, please? >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you, t

this reminds me of a house on the "jersey shore." >> andrea: why do you hate "jersey shore"?shtick. >> dana: huge santa. >> bob: he did a lot of work with that. the taste of it is something to be desired. >> eric: how much do you think he spent on that? >> bob: probably, $10,000 $15,000. >> eric: really? >> bob: you want to know what my electric bill is? >> andrea: i was going to ask. >> bob: last year, $4,300 and some odd bucks for one month. the year before that i plugged it in the neighbor's house. [ laughter ] >> dana: the neighbor doesn't like the lights? >> bob: a friend of mine who is jewish at christmastime, they leave and go to bahamas so i plugged it in there. >> andrea: do you have any holiday decorations up in your house, greg? >> greg: people like to have their glow external. miff glow is internal. inside. i'm glowing. by taking a lot of nyquil. >> bob: on top of the wine. >> greg: yes. i'm like my own ornment. >> bob: last night i was trying to hire a caroling group to go carol you. i couldn't find one to do it. everybody out there ought to send greg -- if you h

. >>> that tha reminds me. you know what today is? legs day at the gym. my quads are sore. and it is frank sinatra's birthday. well it was yesterday. why not bring back a man who knows green eyes better than anyone. he just released his take on the crooner's classic song "misteltoe and holly" and it is for a good cause. where does the money go? >> go right now. it started today, december 13th. it is called misteltoe tuesday until january 1st. all of the proceeds will go to the salvation army. >> yes. >> go to itunes and amazon and download that version. sinatra was a slow version and this is a billy may kind of swinging upbeat version of that film. and there were 5,000 communities across the country. and a lot of people were in need. here it is. unfortunately i will never get the press alec baldwin did for twittering and for playing the game. what is wrong with the media today? >> well, you have to throw a tantrum. why you are throwing a tantrum, hold the cd up on the plane? plane so people tape it wh their phones. how do you get this thing moving? you have to do something

. >> you know what this reminds me of? it reminds me of the wheelers in "return to oz." >> his face is like two inches from the ground as he's going by. >> this could be a new olympic sport. >>> next time on "right this minute" -- >> join us this friday for a special year-end m top 2 the 20 bt >> friday, on "right this minute." >>> a man, a stroller, and a crying baby recording. >> shut the [ bleep ] up! >> funny prank? or interesting social experiment. >>> and, this mom gives her boys the giggles. >> she's failing miserably is what she's doing. >> failing miserably at juggling is a pretty funny thing. but the laughter is even impressive display of talking birds. >> thank you. >> now cute killy, puppy, baby videos, let's talk football, how about that? >> yeah. >> what? >> wow. look at that. >> these guys have like one leg. >> yup, this is the amputee football champs, football, i mean soccer, this is in ghana. and this is amputee teams from across africa came together for the african cups of nations for amputee football pla

thank you for reminding me. if you can offer your place for visitors, we need food preparation areas as well. >> tomorrow, i will pass this out at my church. there is already something written down that is very clear. you can make your own photocopies. you can give it to whoever -- your school, your teachers. >> i will forward you this. >> i am a unh student. >> point of information. do we have any other things? >> how far out are we talking about wanting people to be? >> that is a good question. i know we have some people who offered space in exeter. within a 30 or 40 minute drive. that is not much, transportation wise. we have people who are willing to drive and people willing to stay in place. it is a totally subjective thing, and believe. -- i believe. >> what is the public transportation situation? >> the bus in manchester, i do not know when it runs. >> monday through saturday from about 5:30 in the morning to 5:30 in the evening. on saturday, it runs until 8:00 at night and runs fewer routes. the run once

this reminds me, and i don't like it, but it reminds me of the pre 9/11 wall. you have two organizations whose duty it is and job it is to protect us, and each one doesn't know what the other one is doing. >> i can't see how that is a good thing. let's have a conversation about bake -- with baker about this. >> i was a secret agent. >> lauren, is there a downside to using the drones? in a sense does it make it too easy? >> it also dehumanizes war. it is so technological. i think that is what has changed in recent years. there used to be an honor with being a soldier and fighting for your country. now the enemy doesn't even have a face in many ways. i feel like it is the honor is somewhat diminished. you are using all of this technology. >> that's actually a great point. at the end of the day, it really does take a guy on the ground with a gun. the drones can do that kind of stuff. you can zap a guy from space and okay, but the war is never going to be won unless there is guys on the ground going, we own you. >> they are good for targeted strikes. i think the ob