the simple rhyme scheme make memorization easy. it is meant to be carried in the minds as you go off into battle anticipating more and hoping for victory. he struggled hard for what he believed was right. his intense commitment. captioning all bravado he felt as a commander-in-chief. in 1903, his son was attending a college preparatory school called the groton school in massachusetts. he happened to reading book of poetry called children of the night. it was written by admin arlington robinson. his son liked the book so much that he sent a copy to his father in the white house. of course, roosevelt himself liked the book a great deal. who was robinson? edwin arlington robinson? an american poet and of the 19th century who lived through the early 20th century hero 28 books of poetry and 13 pulitzer prizes. prizes.n 3 pulitzer he was not a very successful person in many ways. he came from a family that was quite dysfunctional. in fact, when he was born, his mother was disappointed. she wanted a daughter. instead she was given a son.

>> and we were rhyming english with spanish, and so, you know, we had to find a rhyme for the word "size." en español, there's no... yeah. there about three words that do, so we have to find a word that rhymes with "size," we have eight syllables, and the sharks are singing it to the jets in the quintet. and so, you know, my dad... i remember my mom telling me, you know, "your dad has a whole new appreciation for how difficult your job is because he's staying up at night trying to think of rhymes for 'size' in spanish." >> hinojosa: you... part of, i think, why this... this show has become so successful is because you kind of confront what a lot of young people are dealing with-- this kind of bifurcated existence. which is on the one hand, you are completely latino in your home-- in your barrio, in your neighborhood-- and then you leave and you went to a very high-performing public school... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...in manhattan, but it was like two different worlds. >> absolutely. i mean, i commuted to... to a low-middle class barrio, to the richest zip code in the country every day for

just wait. [ cheers and applause ] now try a rhyme -- "blatant." it means either... [ bell rings ] "blatant" means "loud or obvious." it was blatant that that last definition was phony -- or did it fool you, too? [ twinkle! ] hey, we're on a roll here, so let's take "complacent," an adjective that means either... [ bell rings ] "complacent" means "satisfied or unconcerned." i'll bet you're not complacent about getting these words wrong. >> ♪ dum-da-dum dum hmm hmm hmm hmm ♪ [ twinkle! ] >> so, here's a rhyming review. and that's "word" for this week. in this round, teams must read and follow package cooking instructions and know your microwave wattage. 1,100 watts. you can find the wattage in the owner's manual, on the appliance label, or by contacting the manufacturer. each team has been given a frozen entree to safely prepare. oh, wait, what is the wattage of the microwave? whatever! ooh, sorry, team 2, you get a red card for not checking the cooking instructions and not knowing the wattage. wattage? it won't just cook? microwaves have different

and more rhymes than jamaica has mango's. it is tv's andy levey. that's great. and she is finance knee and attractive -- she is funny and attractive. writer, comedian and racist, bonnie mcfarland. a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> not many people. >> all right. it takes, yes to excess. california, a state, recently signed affirmative consent into law. and the standard of only yes means yes is gaining traction elsewhere. last month students at concordia university in montreal posted a varied yow showing that getting consent can be sexy, dirty, hot and straight up fun. have a look, lookers. >> it's okay. >> can i put my hand here? >> yes. >> can i take your shirt off? >> no, not yet. >> can i put this here? >> yes, please. >> can i kiss your neck? >> clearly he is both fun and considerat. can he take your shirt off? >> can i take off your shirt? >> uh-huh. >> lady with the beard is cute. >> sometimes it pays to ask the question twice. i believe we have another camera angle.n i take your shir? >> no, not yet. can i put this here. >> please. >> can i kis

no rhyme, no reason. that's a bad song. that's you and kelly price. >> hey, me and kelly price.s -- >> he's like, i want you to do kelly price. he played it for me and i'm like, please let's do that. that's special. >> yeah. what is the joy for you this deep into your career. >> just doing b the color ra collaborative process. >> the collaborative process is joinful for you in what ways. >> well, it's a different point of view. that's why i like to write and sl collaborate with people. when people come together and work really hard, they get something -- the whole is more than the sum of the parts. >> right. it's something new and fresh. that's what i love about the collaborations to write or to sing. me and le ork incoonard -- we d something. but it's a joy to wake up and say, man here i am. thank you father i'm not running a thousand miles an hour anymore. my times are not the same but here i am, i got this song with people who like to hear my sing it. abo people may forget what you do but they will never forget how they made you feel. you go to the stage with that in your hea

that doesn't make any sense. 1178 doesn't even rhyme with sail the ocean blue. but folks, as disturbing as it is, it may be true because the turkish president is citing a chinese document from 1178 claiming muslim sailors reached california. as well as a passage from columbus' journal in which he mentions the existence of a mosque on a hill on the cuban coast, which is all the proof i need. because the man who set out for china, only the land in the bahamas and declares the native people indians, never got anything wrong. and this turkish -- [crowd cheering] and this turkish lack of delight brings me to threat number one. muslim invaders of the new world. folks these revelations mean not only are foreigners sneaking over our borders they've been doing it for six centuries longer than we've had borders. thanks a lot 12th century obama. [cheers and applause] this revelation, this revelation calls into question everything i know about early american history. what's next, are people going to say columbus didn't fight the pilgrims at the battle of miami. it saddens m

"rhyme time" is the category for this next round.kaulana, you've won the right -- [ bell dings ] actually, to watch me spin the wheel, because that's what i'm gonna do. yeah, we'll add $1,000. each consonant will be worth $1,500. again, "rhyme time" is the category. kaulana, you'll start. a letter, please. t. yeah, good start. three of them. $4,500. [ applause ] shh. [ buzzer ] kaui. h. $3,000 worth. and three seconds. [ buzzer ] charlene. r. no r. kaulana. m. one m. "rhyme time." [ buzzer ] kaui. e. three e's. no money for vowels, as you know, but you have $3,000. and when those e's come up and vanna moves out, you'll have three seconds to try to solve this. shh. [ buzzer ] charlene. l. no l. kaulana. l. [ laughter ] well, you might wait a second before calling the same letter. kaui, it's your turn. i can kid. they've won a lot of money. kaui. o. four o's. shh. "rhyme time." [ buzzer ] charlene. need a letter. c. yeah. the motion of the ocean. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] and i come with great devotion. [ laughs ] to drink

. >> steve: these are words that rhyme with green. >> jimmy: what is it?oh, dude, we got this. [ laughter ] >> 30 seconds on the clock. ready, go, >> not dirty, but -- >> jimmy: clean. [ ding ] >> hugh jackman played? >> jimmy: wolverine. >> you said i was this a minute ago, a -- >> jimmy: machine? >> no, not quite. you jump on this. >> jimmy: trampoline. >> yes. [ ding ] you could have wolverine -- >> jimmy: action figurine. figurine. >> correct, correct. so we have -- we are going to work. we take our things. we put our water in it. it's a -- >> jimmy: thermos-seen? lunch box-seen? lean? [ buzzer ] >> a canteen. >> jimmy: oh, man. how many did we get there? that's good, we got four! that's good. you're awesome. [ cheers and applause ] the game is on. the game is on. >> not really, no. >> team jeff, you get to decide -- do you want to give or receive? >> i will -- [ laughter ] ♪ >> i'll receive. [ laughter ] >> steve: all right, usher, you pick. you got "what about bob" or "it's a numbers game." >> i'll be gentle. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> "it's a num

not necessarily a rhyme or reason but just the fact that anecdotally it's a lot busier this time around and people are coming for the discounts on top of the discounts you normally find. and here you're getting an extra 30, 40, 50% storewide pip want you to look at this michael kors shop. scott, i'm sure you're familiar with that, laura, i'm give you a primer. they sell these things called handbags. what time did you get here? >> 11:00. >> 11:00 last night. how much money did you spend? >> $300, $400. >> how much money do you think you saved? >> i think $100, $200. >> reporter: is that worth it for you? >> i don't know. it's black friday. >> we love the experience of black friday. >> reporter: and what are you waiting for here? >> waiting for the handbag. >> do you know what the deal is? >> no idea. maybe 40% off. >> reporter: it says it right there, 40% off. >> how long you have been waiting in loine? >> maybe 20 minutes so far. >> reporter: how much money do you think you'll spend? >> i don't know. i don't buy the bag here because i don't have a girl friend. he might buy it. >> report

which rhymes with my actual name.their bathrobes. >> this is halloween. maybe they do it all the time, i don't know. this is some of our beautiful gladiators. what, what what. >> jimmy: this is -- >> our crew works so hard, they worked 86 hours the other week. this is jeff and these are our stand-ins, lauren and kara and laura and katherine. >> jimmy: somebody tweeted that. >> sure, another gladiator. that's good. >> jimmy: not good with selfies, by the way. your executive producer, shonda rhymes dressed as you. >> made a t-shirt of all the mellies. come on. i want that t-shirt. >> jimmy: i don't know if i would want to be stuck with that handle the rest of my life. i don't know if you should be happy with shonda. >> i don't mind. >> jimmy: i want to get to some business that we're going to take care of. oran "juice" jones. i but told you knwas told you k. >> you don't know the song? >> jimmy: they don't. >> they're in for a treat. >> jimmy: you are definitely in for a treat. when we come back, you're going to help us

i had to rhyme it, bob kelly, just did. >> rhyming on a wednesday morning, good morning, sue. 4:04, good morning, everybody. ready to start singing? come on, on the way to cape may ♪ on the way to cape may ♪ here you go. sue showed us it is already starting to rain down the shore, live look, right in the heart of cape may, this morning, so again that precipitation starting to roll through. so again it will just be one of those yucky morning rush hours ahead of us, as we continue to travel with the cameras here, 202, in the construction zone, the big bright white lights are on in chester county near 401. this is probably the last of the crews that are out, and off to the shoulder, laying some concrete. no problems in the actual travel lanes. and then we go to northeast philadelphia, i95, right near cottman avenue, we are good to go. speedometer readings where they should be across the board this morning. we do have accident, early accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, near the ft. washington interchange, blockage in both directions, the left lanes are blocked, right around that center ba

it was like -- ♪ rhyming and rhyming and repetitions ♪ [ mumbled rapping ] and i was doing this wholeu in the booth. and you're just like -- [ laughter ] i'm like, "can we do it one more time, guys?" [ mumbled rapping ] sorry, guys. [ mumbled rapping ] sorry about that, guys. [ laughter ] you're just checking out your -- what time is it? no, i got to go. i got to go. but then we released the song. i said, wouldn't it be cool if we broke the billboard 100? >> yo, we got in the top 40. no, we got in the top 20. >> jimmy: 20, it was top 20. >> yo, it was like -- >> jimmy: that was the biggest thing that's ever going to happen to me, ever. so i got to thank you. thank you, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that meant the world. i was like, i never thought i would ever crack top 40. and i was like, ryan seacrest has to say something about our song. it's on the american top 40. elvis duran has to talk. but then, i started getting a a lot of kids on twitter and people on twitter dressing up as "ew" for halloween. look, here's me and you there. [ laughter ] yeah. look at these. look at the

- offering special announcement i've september the position at fillmore corridor ambassador has a rhyme but i'm going to put my community together in a way that has not been done like the cb d and cac and try to bring a relationship with all the developers over the last 25 years if i can make a change with the support of everybody i'm meeting are supervisor london breed so i'll get her support and move on i wanted to make that announcement you all are doing a wonderful job and continue on i'll be here to do what i can. >> thank you, mr. washington you can put our comments under public comments i know with the executive director gave a report on the moscone center anyone have a comment on the executive director's report seeing none, commissioners have a question for the executive director. >> yeah. that's the next one we have two items by the only quick question i have so what you're saying this matter of moscone is not going to come back to us. >> the moscone north matter no, but a permit for certain improvements that is where the gentleman will be helpful to describe the scope of the i

. >> that was the episode where they wanted to do it all as a nursery rhyme.isode was told in rhyme because marshall was telling a story to his son. i got to play five people at one time which is whorish and fantastic. >> "gone girl" -- that kind of stretch -- it's a serious part. >> i'm all kinds of reasons why he should not have cast me. for some reason david did. i was currently on a tv show. i host as a personality. i'm openly gay and he is asking me to play in a real serious movie the second love interest of the lead woman. i was very appreciative i got the opportunity and frankly i am uniquely able to do that. i am so glad he wanted me to be able to try and present myself that way. >> did he say why he wanted you? >> i think he said what you mentioned earlier that there is an accessibility to me. in this particular role, he did not come across super antagonistically as just a bad guy, but you felt comfortable with me taking amy into this world that is actually kind of a jail cell. that i am not just -- >> here's the scene from "gone girl." >> mr. dunn. >

so the entire episode was written in rhyme, marshal telling a story to his son and i got to play fivetime. >> charlie: how do you get better? just by doing it? >> i think by trying new things. >> charlie: "gone girl," that stretching, that was a serious part. >> a serious part, and i'm all kinds of reasons why he shouldn't have cast me and for some reason -- >> charlie: he did. david did, yeah. i was currently on a tv show, i i'm host more than a personality sometimes, i'm also openly gay and he's asking me in a serious movie to play the love interest of a lead woman and i was glad to have the opportunity and uniquely able to do that and i'm glad he wanted me to try and present myself that way. i love doing it. >> charlie: did he say why he wanted you? >> i think he said what you mentioned earlier is there was an accessibility to me so that in this particular role he didn't come across super antagonistically as just a bad guy but that for some reason you felt comfortable with me taking amy into this world that is actually kind of a jail cell and that i'm not just -- >> charlie: all ri

we rhymed that. that is sick. he's watching the most important races.a lot of sleep. but he's young and can take it. mr. hamby, give us an election guide for tonight. >> i appreciate that rhyme. that was pretty sick. it's going to be a long night but democrats are looking to hold the line. and early in the night is where that is going to be tested. at 7:30, north carolina comes in. that's going to be a state i'm watching because democrats are hopeful that their geotv operation, their field operation is good enough to put them over the edge. republicans and democrats are both very nervous about this race. but it hasn't broken open for some republicans like in other races out there. so democrats are feeling okay about that. we'll see earlier in the night if they're able to hold kay hagan's senate seat. and then at 8:00, new hampshire comes in. there would be a cherry on top for republicans if scott brown can beat jeanne shaheen up in new hampshire. democrats think they have it. most polling has that race about two points. it's going to be a good night pro

as snoop once rhyme-flowed -- "rollin' down the street, chewing spearmint, thinkin' bout juicy fruit,ith my mind on my bubbles and my bubbles on my mind." (laughter) (cheers and applause) rest in peace, two-pack. (laughter) you, too, wrigley smalls. (laughter) (cheers and applause) but not everyone at the summit was acting like a gum-smacking teen. real president vladimir putin was trying to get him some dim sum. >> vladimir putin giving his coat toshine's first lady. the reason? she was cold. >> vladimir putin created a stir by slipping a shawl over the first lady of china and the china media, which is state-backed, immediately removed the image. >> stephen: what a gentleman. you don't even have to ask vlad, and he will give you the shirt off his back. (laughter) but the thing that has me even more outraged than how much disrespect obama showed to china was how much respect he showed to china. >> did the leader of the free world bow to the chinese president? some say yes. you can see he tilts his head greeting president xi. >> you can see that he tilts his head greeting the president

they both have eight lines, they both have the same rhyme. equating lincoln with roosevelt, as the two greatest dents from his point of view. he always wondered if he had fulfilled the wish that roosevelt had for him. wrote to his son, i don't like to think what i would be now if it was not for your astonishing father. me out of hellby the head of the head, and so enable me to get my last book together, and in all probability get it published. i hope sincerely that made him understand that i know this. the evelt believed in importance of literature for progress of american culture and took active steps to promote poetry. additions to his efforts, he publications zine poems by young poets. he wrote the introduction of a two-volume set of poems. arranged for velt poet to find we could be "sso saved of the discredit of a man like him". when the widow of a poet sent money of his own pocket. he was a rare individual, a man of power and action who had a deep love of poetry. not onlywas he a successful president worthy of having his stone and mount

he's a big fan of tv producer shonda rhymes and politicians get away with murder. >> the thing aboutd house of cards that makes it fun to watch is i can't imagine that either a president or chief of staff on scandal could really get away with murder. i wish i had known about that. think about all the opportunities. >> so many people to get rid of. >> so little time. >> it's to easy. >> little scandal and house of cards. earlier in the year shonda invited the guest star on scandal. >> bill clinton and oliva pope. >>> it's a general principle you don't criticize the commander in chief when he's overseas. when you're stephen colbert it doesn't apply. >> i know i've often called president obama a national embarrassment. tonight he's international embarrassment. this time in china where he's attending an economic summit. he embarrassed america. first off, he wore traditional chinese garb but forgot the start fleet communicator. even worse, that's not -- even worse when he should be over there chewing china out he was chewing something else. >> there have been reports in the chinese media

that rhymes. what kandace springs sounds like when she sings. with a performance of "forbidden fruit" from her new self titled ep, thank you for being on the program. you're welcomed back. until then, thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ close enough to touch, still a million miles away ♪ ♪ words that i can say ♪ why do we want more the things that we can't have ♪ ♪ ♪ i close my eyes and i see you and me but it's just a treat ♪ ♪ it can never be ♪ forbidden fruit, why do i crave you ♪ ♪ why did god make you just to torture me ♪ ♪ forbidden fruit, i long to taste you ♪ ♪ wish i could escape you but your love won't set me free ♪ ♪ ♪ walking through the desert, feeling like eternity ♪ ♪ just one drop of you surely poison me ♪ ♪ why is love so cruel ♪ why is love a fool ♪ can i be the kind of girl ♪ i close my eyes and i'm flying free ♪ ♪ but it's just a dream, it can never be ♪ ♪ never be, yeah ♪ forbidden fruit, why do i crave you ♪ ♪ why did god make you just to torture me ♪ ♪ forbidden fruit ♪ wish i could escape you, your love

my gosh, that kind of rhymes. >> oh, no. >> i try my best to segway as seemlessly as possible, but that was little bit after stretch. traffic really good looking, though, if you are traveling in either direction on 95, any of the majors, you have really good news, this is 95, right around the area every broad street, headed down to the airport, no problems, moving your way into delaware count my delaware itself, it is just beautiful. schuylkill expressway reflecting same good news. >> this shot here not too far from the roosevelt boulevard, but notice, speed censors are great. high up into the 50's, no matter how you cut it, traveling on the schuylkill, 95, 476, 422, 202, so on, so for the, good news just keeps oncoming. except if you're in chester county. 291 jeffrey street, downed pole, watch out for construction both sides of the turnpike in norristown, erika? >> thank you, vet tore y dozens of people are out of their homes early today, in bethlehem township northampton county. sinkhole opened around a truck working on a water main break. we are told that truck sang into the hole, an

phonological awareness the understanding of how our language works really so we're talking about rhyming alliteration syllable segmenting which goes down lower into sound segmentation which is related to reading skills so all of these important skills that they're developing through their play will help them later on and some of us are sitting there just saying oh they're playing. [laughter] but so much more is going on that's why a show like this is so important is to make conscious what seems so simple is there's so many layers of things happening under what seems obvious but just like i said in the show when the kids are doing their little hello song by the way i know our folks in the studio in our control room are gonna get angry with me for this if i wanted... if we wanted to see the hello song again could we do it? could you cue it up again? run it... ronnie keep talking about the hello... i want to see just to... just i... um... it's the hello song again go ahead more about unpacking what's happening in there unpacking? unpacking knowing all the layers of experience the children a

begin with white house correspondent phil mattingly and a preview of president obama's rhyme time addressed and night presidentpic -- obama's prime time addressed tonight. the topic immigration. what you are going to hear is the first step of a lengthy process by the president and other white house officials to sell this to the american people. it will include measures that will allow 5 million people to stay in the country who are currently undocumented. it will allow them to come out of the shadows. question is, what will republicans do to plus fact can the american people behind this? thes there a chance that republican party could overreach in its response? >> there is a chance. that is what they are saying on capitol hill that they are trying to avoid. they are trying to coalesce around something they can do to push back, but not alienate the hispanic voting bloc. now, there are a couple things they are looking at, potentially funding matters, potentially moving forward in the legislative rosettes when the -- process when the senate takes control next year. this is an issue to keep an

mitch mcconnell saying if you vote for rhymes, you will get more of president obama's policies.he has run away from president obama at the same time challenging mitch mcconnell, making the case that he is a guardian of gridlock. the republican player on capitol hill who is standing in the way of progress on a whole host of key issues. president obama played a central role here. at the end of the day, there is a lot of personality. is 35 years old. a lot voters to consider. is anotherlorado state that could decide the balance of power in the senate. iner just spoke about age kentucky. will the age difference between the candidates and colorado be a determining factor? mark udall is 64 years old. his republican challenger is 40 years old. it may be in the sense that cory gardner is a very young, charismatic, captivating candidate. age itself hasn't really been an issue. positivity, his ability to present himself as something different than the prickly washington republicans that voters seem to be tired of really has been a big leg up. it surprised a lot of democrats, who thought t

it now has a new name, true blood brothers replaced nonsense words with nursery rhymes. are taking out things that were silly and offensive today. are you offended by that song, tommy? >> i can be. >> do you think it is necessary? >> i'm a great believer washington redskins should change their name. i think it is a very offense of maine the redskins. it did not mean the color of their skin. the redskins store clement bloody, the blood skin. they were bloody red. it wasn't because the native indians looked red, because they were brown. i think that is a good step ahead. do you remember that? those restaurants went, i think that is a good thing. >> too much pc running rampant? >> don't know that you'll find so much time to be outraged about every single thing. i don't know where the outrage was, it is like the washington redskins, it is more white liberals upset about this than everybody else. if they want to change it, i am all for it. it is their decision like the redskins position. keep it consistent. maybe it is time. if there are genuine communities offended, i would

is there a rhyme or reason to these acquisitions? -- twitterat wired acquired two companies.gnip? >> the whole point of that acquisition was they were the number one partner on the data resale. if you are a large company for twitter and you want the gnip,se, you would go to bite from them, and they would service the client. twitter would get some of that. what they decided as they wanted to bring that business in-house. it was a strategic acquisition that contributed to their revenues. >> that's the other revenue for twitter. advertising is 90%. >> and then you had mopub. the question is, what is next? there are a few things you can think about. new couple metairie advertising technology, which make the town of -- complementary advertising tele advertising technology. second would be applications. they take advantage of the twitter host. el, andple would be nuzz news client that takes input from twitter to figure at what is relevant to the audience. you have a personalized see of news every morning. >> that's interesting. i think the biggest regular criticism i hear about fro

jeff, is there a rhyme and reason to these acquisitions? >> sure. twitter acquired two companies. was way before the ipo. there' -- is there an apostrophe in that? >> the whole point of the acquisition is they were the number one partner on the data resale. if you're a large customer of , you would go and buy it from them and then twitter would get -- what they decided is that what you actually bring that business in-house. it was a very strategic acquisition. >> that is sort of the other revenues for twitter. and then you had -- the question is what is next. i think there are a few things we can think about. one is new comp limitary advertising technology. it makes a ton of sense to bring those in-house where they can further engagement and figure out how users can read. second would be applications potentially the take advantage of the twitter pose. be nuzzl, which takes input from twitter to figure out what is relevant. --n you have a version personalized stream of news every morning. >> you are kind of plugging. >> i am kind of plugging. >> the biggest regular criticism i read

his names rhymes with skeevy, but he is not. it is tv's andy levy. he has the energy of a three toad sloth, but on the other happened he has mored to. and he makes a lot of sense and sometimes he even makes dollars. next to me it is comedian, tom shillue. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> you can't spell fantasy without fat and sweaty. i'm pretty sure that is an anna gram. lange is in trouble for tweeting racially charged jokes. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> well, even the pc police are right sometimes. lange best known for appearing on howard stern's show wrote, here is the scenario i am using to bleep off chick on "first take." she beats the bleep out of me and runs free and then i bleep and she is free. the happiest ending ever. there is more to the fantasy, but we don't have time. after the ensuing uproar lange said "comedy central" canceled his appearance at midnight. and he explains himself, i tweeted jokes that in the past i would have said in privacy. i know black women who could join hate women and to groups who want to

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