robert: no. barry: and that's, in fact, if there was one word that kept coming up from all was it takes persistence--as you said--sheer persistence. it is a non-stop journey. it's not a conclusion by the way. when eli--my son-- and i were talking, it's not an end point. you do not "become a master." i mean, of course we consider people masters. but this is really a journey that takes place throughout your life. and it's never too late. robert: i discovered in the research--and i interviewed 9 contemporary masters forhis book--that the people who really get far in life, really achieve something, it's not that they're so goal driven. they don't think, "i want to become a master. i want to write this great book." they're actually people who enjoy the process of their work. like, i enjoy putting the book together, researching it, building it. if all i thought about was the end and getting money and attention and being on "barry kibrick," it wouldn't work. you have to actually literally enjoy the deta

i>> and tim goes one-on-one with robert's college coach. next vip's from the sea and beyond >> ♪ it'as gonna be all right it's always a good time ♪ >> rgiii's face graced the cover of several magazines, including "sports illustrated" and "espn the magazine," but more telling was ththe public figures, athletes celebrities all weighing in on robert griffin iii and the effect he has had on the washington community. washingtonians and beyond are marveling about what rgiii has done his rookie season. >> he is awesome. the first thing i did was ask for an autographed footballs from him so he has brought back football. >> in fact, the buzz was off the arts as soon as the redskins traded up to get the second overall pick. >>>> i was absolutely ecstatic. i met him on a couple of occasis. is incredibly engaging, very intelligent. i look for him to be here the rest of his life, and he is charismatic. >> argie 3's first impression? lasting. -- rgiii's first impression? lasting. >> all the pressure, everything on this young guy, man that game he was ol,

journalist for the times also in london we are robert oulds he is director of the bruges group and in brussels we cross to your go chad he is a liberal member of the european parliament and head of the german hellenic business association tony i'd like to go to you first in london it seems to me that the britain's position in the european union is equivalent to how americans feel about gun control people get really excited about it here is cameron cameron playing politics is this just for his personal agenda and getting reelected in the thing more i think is a great deal of that cameron's effectively offering voters a chance to decide on the e.u. membership after the next election and implicitly therefore they should vote for him at the election in order to get that chance so mr cameron is effectively trying to eliminate the threat posed by the u.k. independence party and push labor and liberal democrats into what he considers to be an unpopular position with voters of denying voters an opportunity to decide you future so the north a lot of domestic politics involved in this initiativ

please robert please tony before we go to the break it was like you were dismissive . i think it's very difficult to be outside a club and be affected by its rules the rules will be imposed you don't have a choice whether to accept them or negotiate them they're presented to you and it's a single column a collective white i have i don't know seventeen or eighteen. do have to comply we know why don't you regulate your time today you will work in a year law relating to energy no way actually does that they can do that if they wish and fortunately their political establishment support so your membership wants to go along with most things but when they view something of great importance they can actually veto. all right gentlemen i want to go out we have to go i wish short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the u.k. in europe stay with r.t. . as usual. the only thing. is. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that eve

please robert please tony before we go to the break it was like you were dismissive. i think it's very difficult to be outside a club and be affected by its rules the rules will be imposed you don't have a choice whether to accept them or negotiate them they're presented to you and it's a single economy against the collective weight i have i don't know seventeen or eighteen. norway and switzerland do have to comply we know why don't we regulate it in a you will in a year law relating to energy no way actually does that they can do that if they wish and fortunately their political establishment supports a you membership wants to go along with most things but when they do something of great importance they can actually veto. all right gentlemen i want to go out we have to go i wish short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the u.k. in europe stay with party. as usual. please. let me let me respond or not let me ask you a question. here on this network it's what we're having a debate we have our knives out. to do is this not just a bad thing

i want to go to robert robert you know nixon went to china ok maybe i will netanyahu go to the ramallah look. there is only a few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. irony is perhaps tragedies of those conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really would be a breakthrough many thanks today to my cats and watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and we remember crosstalk fools. and we will. here the reindeer is interesting for the herders. and when it suffers people do their best to help go up. the distances are. on the roads are tough and unpredictable. will the remedy be and try. more news today violence is once again flared up. saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today . lead. choose your language. kelly kelly though if you're going to bill clinton today still some of

>> not really. >> reporter: robert's mother worries her son's believes will get him killed.this thing ending? >> hard to say. my fear is that it's going to end with him getting shot. that's my ultimate -- what i believe is going to happen. >> reporter: do you agree with your mother that your philosophy might end up getting you killed? >> it could, yeah. but i'm willing to live with that, or die with that. >> reporter: it is certainly true that putting his believes into practice has produced nonstop conflict. >> i'm talking to you, it makes me a little nervous. >> reporter: this is robert arguing with officers giving him a ticket for riding his bike at night without a light. >> have i been charged with a crime yet? >> reporter: here he is trying to take his gun into a courthouse. >> will you authorize me to come in here? with my gun. >> no. >> reporter: for a 22-year-old, it's pretty extensive rap sheet. >> she's certainly spent more time than most here in 22 years of age. >> reporter: do you worry that this is heading perhaps in a bad direction? >> well, we hope not. but we

when i go to robert robert you know nixon went to china ok maybe now they will netanyahu go to the ramallah look. few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. irony is perhaps tragedies of this conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really going to go that would be a breakthrough many thanks today they might get some watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time when we remember crosstalk rules. we leave you with. islam. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of each i.v. over sixty two percent of those patients i diagnosed with eight specific problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about it there were really good public health campaigns and if people were really focused on this problem you know yo

i mean he's the last word and we have to we're almost out of time i want to go to robert robert you know nixon went to china ok maybe now they will netanyahu go to the ramallah look. there is only a few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. ira news and perhaps tragedies of this conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really i mean that would be a breakthrough many thanks indeed might get some watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time when we remember cross topples. we leave you with. this. well. out of sight but still on our minds from the still exceeds the norm let's try to live smarter with smartphones you never know what some people are hiding things can't be sure to prove down to the molecular level learned that what the doctor ordered is often based on secrets under our skin let us shine the light on a kid in a world. we've got the fut

robert kennedy insisted there be a telephone on hoover's desk of robert kennedy could call at any time as president kennedy died, the telephone is removed from his desk. hoover was very close to lyndon johnson. i found my reaction to johnson's seat never seen a report on you. eremite stamp rubber kennedy, something robert kennedy said in this book. he says something about lindane as he lies all the time. he lies even when he doesn't have to lie. of course he was getting reports on robert kennedy from the fbi director and hoover was very close to johnson. so here we have two bad, a conversation about civil rights. if outwardly quite civil. i'm sure robert kennedy wasn't believing what lyndon johnson told him i get the two of them on this occasion are working together because they both want the civil rights marchers solved. they are too mad who want to cause a civil rights advanced in the united states. c-span: you have a phrase issue quote quite often in the book and i want to ask you where it came from. it is power is for power grows. power is for power grows. .com from? >> guest: wend

robert kennedy is sitting at a table with robert morgan who is jewish attorney for new york and two things happen simultaneously. all of a sudden the house is being repainted, there was a guy on the latter and all of a sudden he claps the shortwave transistor radio to his year,s down a ladder and starts to run towards us as fast as he can and at that moment the telephone rings on the table on the other side of the swimming pool and kennedy gets up and and does it and says to robert kennedy it is j. edgar hoover and hoover is telling robert kennedy that his brother had been hit and was probably killed. so on this plane johnson went into president kennedy's bedroom and made a call to robert kennedy and asks him for the details of being sworn in and the exact wording of the oath he should take as president. now you say is johnson taking revenge for all the accumulation that robert kennedy inflicted on him when he was vice president? or was there some other motive? we don't know. i certainly don't know but robert kennedy at his and his deputy, nicholas katzenbach to this pool. he spoke to him

, something robert didn't like at all.ision the central achievement of his presidency august 5-4 decision where chief justice roberts shocked everyone, myself very much included, voting to uphold the law, that makes up for everything else h that decision got other wake the obama presidency would look very different. >> david, anthony kennedy would have done that wouldn't have been that shocked but for the chief justice you john roberts, to do it, it says a lot about where he is coming from. >> it does. and there's a lot -- there are a lot of indications that at the end of the day john roberts placed the reputation of the court above all other considerations, because if he had gone against obama care, down 5-4, five conservatives voting it down there was a real fear the court would seem poll lit side, the indications are that he went the other way. what's striking to me there were actually two republicans who really helped president obama get re-elected. one was john roberts that decision was very important. the other was b

and robert griffin iii is down on the ground and can't get up. >> i talked to robert.ert said to me, "coach, there's a difference between being injured and being hurt." "i'm hurting. give me a chance to win." that was enough for me. >> my job is the quarterback. my job is to play. the only time i couldn't is when i went down and i took myself out of the game. that's just the way you have to play it. i don't feel like me being out there hurt the team in any way. >> good morning. it's monday, january 7th. welcome to "morning joe." i guess that was pretty painful to watch.

robert m., but what is crazy is that -- check this out -- he says in the chat that he is 28. >> that ain't no 28. >> there's no way he's 28. >> in fact he was 68 years old. we see a lot of fibbing online about ages, but it's usually five or ten years, you know, not 40 years. >> this is his picture, right? that's his sex offender arrest picture. it's the same guy. >> yeah. yeah. >> everything is the same. >> when you think that this guy had just recently pleaded guilty to having sex with an underage boy, that he had the guts to tell somebody he was 40 years younger than he really was, and then to follow through on the chat by actually showing up, i mean, it's stunning. what was your plan here today, robert? >> no plan. >> no plan at all? i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. >> i'm sorry? >> i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. you say to him, i'll be your girlfriend and you be my boyfriend, huh? he says are you a girl? you say, no, oh sometimes i wish i was. you say

justice roberts will get in a little practice.lf from the 2009 inauguration flub. suzanne malveaux reminds us how everything went down then and what we can expect now. >> i barack -- >> i will execute the -- faithfully the office of the president of the united states -- >> it was a slip of the tongue, a stumble over words both president obama, a constitutional law professor and chief justice of the supreme court john roberts should have known like the back of their hands. but the mistake made for an awkward moment in the middle of a solemn occasion. the swearing in of the first african-american president in front of a crowd more than a million strong on the national mall. robe robert's flub was significant enough that the oath had to be taken again. the very next day at the white house. >> i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> reporter: cnn senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin wrote an entire book about this awkward moment in presidential history titled "the oath." did they need to do it, again?

welcome, robert. it's great to you have back. >> and i am glad to be here. >> you do the most creative and innovative things. >> the piece is entitled never be a world of peace and that is focused on critical moments in liberation struggles or struggles of revolution and some personal moments in the struggles and how we stand up as individuals. >> how we stand up in moments of liberation. give an example. >> moments of change. >> okay. >> i think we have seen a lot of that over the last few years. you think about the occupy me. and about what is happening now and as you said earlier in your early segment on gun control. >> yes. >> and that is the fighting against the prevailing idea. >> right. >> or the idea's changing. what happened in the struggles, it's the individual that makes the difference. >> yes. >> and that is what we're focused on. >> and that is an individual, and i think it was gandhi who said -- . >> uh-huh. >> -- an ordinary person is capable of doing something extraordinary. seems as t

but roberts was tapped to sit on the supreme court by george w.ervative who helped push through the controversial citizens united ruling, that corporations are people, too, dramatically shifting the way campaigns are funded. tell me about the tension between these two men. >> no one would ever mistake them for friends. they are political adversaries on the most important issues and they both know it. >> reporter: but differences aside, the roberts' court also preserved the president's signature legislative achievement in a historic ruling last june, a 5-4 vote to uphold obamacare. >> the biggest u.s. supreme court decision in decades. >> reporter: it was a ruling roberts took a lot of flack for. how significant was that though that you had john roberts who got a lot of flack for it to come out in support of obamacare? >> it was immensely significant. >> once again, suzanne malveaux reporting. and stay tuned for the next hour of the cnn newsroom. tomorrow, president obama will be using a bible used by civil rights leader martin luther king jr. we w

kate obenshain and robert costa., besides talking about how republicans hate the sick, hate the young, hate everybody -- >> disabled. >> yeah, disabled. sorry about that. he also made sure to include that he wants more taxes. more taxes. obama care taxes are already kicking in. we just had a tax increase on investors and small businesses. can you beat that, more taxes? >> this should come as a surprise to nobody, larry. obama's goal is not some sound economy when he -- as his legacy, his goal is as to fundamentally transform america where we have a vastly expanded size of government. he won't talk about cuts except little ones on the side. but he wants to continue to expand government. he doesn't care about deficits. he's not going to deal on this. >> you know, a couple of times during the news conference, i was interested in this. president obama said to congress, go ahead, give me the power and i'll issue more debt. that's really what he wants. he wants the power to issue unlimited debt so he can have unlimited spe

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robert reich, let me turn to you.e us a brief overview of what you saw was and was not accomplished. >> well, i share many of maya's concerns president net revenues coming in from this deal are relatively small certainly in proportion to the very, very large looming budget deficits we see in the out years. that means most americans will either have to in the future bear higher taxes, middle-class americans or most people will see their services. safety nets, public investments and everything from sewers and infrastructure over all the education all of that will be cut and may be cut quite dramatically. the other thing that worries me, jeffrey, is that there was no agreement on the debt kreiling which means that we're likely to see a continuation of this trench warfare we've had in washington at least since the summer of 2011 with almost no hesitation i think that the republicans in the 113th congress will use the threat of not going along with a rise in the debt ceiling as a way of extracting more concessions with reg

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the shooting suspect, robert gerry jr., once is a case transferred -- robert gladden jr wants his case transferred. >> barry simms is outside circuit court. >> the judge says he will continue -- considered remorse. robert gladden jr. had to listen about those issues. hours after the gunfire, police interviewed the suspects accused of bringing a shotgun to the campus and shooting in the cafeteria. in the interview, robert gladden jr. said he was tried to make a statement. he is trying to get his case transferred from adel to juvenile court. prosecutors are using his own worst to show he planned an attack and prove to reject -- toa judge in should be in any adult venue. the defense protested to recorded phone conversations in which gladden talked about the point of shooting, which seriously wounded a special needs child. the defense claimed it was not fair and statements would be taken out of context. the judge allowed it and gladden shows detectives how people the shotgun, pointed it at students, and pull the trigger. he told officers he carried 21 bullets saying he figured if i was goi

robert reich let me turn to you.us a brief overview of what you saw was and was not accomplished. >> well i share many of maya's concerns president net revenues coming in from this deal are relatively small certainly in proportion to the very very large looming budget deficits we see in the out years. that means most americans will either have to in the future bear higher taxes middle-class americans or most people will see their services. safety nets public investments and everything from sewers and infrastructure over all the education all of that will be cut and may be cut quite dramatically. the other thing that worries me jeffrey is that there was no agreement on the debt kreiling which means that we're likely to see a continuation of this trench warfare we've had in washington at least since the summer of 2011 with almost no hesitation i think that the republicans in the 113th congress will use the threat of not going along with a rise in the debt ceiling as a way of extracting more concessions with regard to s

i'm glad robert is taking all the credit. he's the quarterback anyway. that's perfectly fine with me. i love flying under the radar. i play the game because i love it, not because i want to be recognized. i'm a bruiser. i can run over people at the same time and make people miss as well. >> reporter: the redskins finished with the league's top rushing offense. >> robert griffin, iii is already a legend and alfred morris is becoming one. >> never in a million years i would have thought he'd be my quarterback but just him being the quarterback definitely helped take pressure off me and helped took pressure off him. we worked together. it was perfect. we fell into the perfect position together and were able to be successful as rookies to lead our team to the postseason. >> reporter: redskins running back alfred morris set two franchise records this season, the sixth round pick sneaking up on defenses in the nfl as he finished second in the league in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns, but for morris it's about the team and the ultimate goal, not the indiv

todo bien robert, muchas gracias.ra poder vivi los reptiles pueden ser de todo tipo, porque no es sólo una especie sino son cientos de especies que comen cosas diferentes ¿verdad? claro, claro, hay desde los reptiles que comen vegetales a los reptiles que comen animales. como insectos... gusanos, raticas, ese tipo de cosas. tú has traído un reptil cuéntanos. claro, es un... california milk snake que es del desierto de california y es el hábitat natural para ellos que hay arena, piedras, luz de uv, y calor también, eso es muy importante para ellos. es decir, tenemos que imitar cómo viven en la naturaleza para que puedan vivir bien en nuestra casa ¿no? claro, claro. cada reptil tiene su necesidad y su característica y nosotros como dueños de ellos tenemos que imitar las caraterísticas que necesitan en su hábitat... de su hábitat natural. vamos a separar a los reptiles en primero los que comen vegetales, hay que dar un par de ejemplos, las iguanas por ejemplo. ¿qué tendríamos que hacer con una iguana en la casa? las igua

robin roberts is updating fans on her recovery from a bone marrow transplant.t she says >> former assistant football coach jerry sandusky is expected in court today for post trial hearing. it will focus on legal challenges by his lawyers. say they did not have enough time to respond to a vast amount of material that the prosecution turned over late in the proceedings. they are seeking a new trial. you may recall he was convicted of 45 counts of child sex abuse and is serving a 30-60 year prison sentence. maintains he is innocent. two maryland man accused of a vicious rape wonder years eve will be in court today. they are accused of repeatedly raping a 20-year-old fairfax woman. the suspects knew the victim from a martial arts school and offered to give her a ride from d.c. nightclub. surveillance video shows them raping her in a parking garage. >> a d.c. police officer finds himself on the wrong side of the law. officer randall palmer was arrested on wednesday, charged with first-degree child sex abuse in connection with an incident which reportedly occurred wh

now comes word for the first time robert kennedy did not believe the lone gunman theory behind the assassination of his older brother jfk. much more on that coming up. >>> we'll start with a look at the overnight headlines and as always we turn mr. ron claiborne for that. >> good morning, dan and bianna. we'll begin with the frightening scene in a movie theater in san diego. another shooting just six months after the tragedy in colorado but this time it was the police doing the shooting. >>> i heard two shots, and i went to the floor. >> reporter: the audience at this san diego movie theater were there to see "les miserables" but instead, an intense real-life standoff played out before their eyes. >> we all got on the floor and then started heading for the exits. >> reporter: the dramatic ordeal began at 2:10 in the afternoon at a nearby marie callender's restaurant. a man with a history of domestic violence attempted to abduct his girlfriend at gunpoint. she escaped. and called the police and then the hunt began. >> he was armed with what is described as a handgun. >> reporter: 20 minutes later

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inside the white house, joined by his immediate family, president obama was sworn in by justice john roberts, who after famously flubbing the words four years ago, this time read from a printed script. >> that i will faithfully execute -- >> that i will faithfully execute. >> -- the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> reporter: the presidential oath, punctuated by a playful critique from the obama's youngest daughter. >> i did it. >> reporter: the first lady later tweeting, "i'm so proud of him." with the public event tomorrow, why another oath today? the constitution mandates the president's term ends at noon on the 20th day of january. and this year, for only the seventh time, that fell on a sunday. >> i, joseph r. biden, jr. -- >> reporter: vice president biden was sworn in separately this morning by justice sonia sotomayor, the first hispanic judge to administer the oath of office. >> the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> reporter: at a preinaugural ball last night, the vice

it started really just robert, myself, and alan horn, the executive producer.ow we have going to 12 people. we all get together every friday. we bat around stories. and from there, there's this process of darwinian natural selection. i'll bring him something and he'll immediately viciously poke holes in it, and i'll do the same to him. no, no, no. that's what i want. that's what you want. you kind of let-- see if you can beat the other guy. "what do you think about this story?" and you tell it, and he goes, "i don't know that middle part." and you go back to the drawing board. and we do that for each other. eventually, if i can beat limb and he can beat me -- >> rose: you find the beat. >> yeah, we find that beat. >> that's pretty much what it is. >> rose: is science a crucial element in this? >> we'll differ on that, too. i think it is. i think these are really interesting subjects. you know, where does consciousness come from? or -- >> rose: that's as big as it gets. >> yes. but i think we let it go where it's going to go. so if suddenly we're on a race track

>> no, they don't. >> you know john roberts. >> i do. rehearsal here. >> really? >> that has not been the tradition. this is an event steeped in tradition. i am certain that the e-mail with the card was not misplaced this time. they will certainly know where the breaks are, but perhaps i'll be proven wrong. i don't think they will have rehear rehearsed. this is a one time only. >> hold on. jessica yellen our chief white house correspondent. we're only a minute or so away. what's going on? >> hi, wolf. some of the president's family and first lady's family is already in the room that includes the first lady's brother, craig, the first -- the president's half sister mya, and the president is preparing to enter with the first lady and their two daughters and take the oath on a family bible that has been in mrs. obama's family since 1958. that bible is something that her grandmother used to lead prayer services with in a bible store that mrs. obama's grandmother managed and it's been kept in mrs. obama's family by her aunt who saved it and r