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make room, rolf - i'm starvin'! i don't remember inviting you to lunch. like a reindeer sport! and i'm the champ! we'll see about that. stand back, sports fans. you're about to see some antler action! cool! ♪ okay, fellas - on my signal! ready? set? [whistle] (grunts, strains) wow! it's like playing tug-of-war... but backwards!" ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go, go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go, go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus go! ♪ [grunts, struggling sounds] well! i believe i just won. hurray! good job, magnus. okay, okay. you win. back up! (laughs) whoa! let me go! i'm trying! (strains and struggles) uh oh... but i think your antlers are tangled up. to get them unstuck we need the right move. ah! thing one and thing two can teach them to groove. [whistles] hello! weee! ♪ ta-da! what are we supposed to do? do what the things do! wiggle and waggle 'till you jiggle apart! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, nod-nod! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, n

make room, rolf - i'm starvin'! i don't remember inviting you to lunch. magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go, go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go, go! ♪ ♪ go magnus, go magnus! ♪ ♪ go magnus go! ♪ [grunts, struggling sounds] well! i believe i just won. hurray! good job, magnus. okay, okay. you win. back up! (laughs) whoa! let me go! i'm trying! (strains and struggles) uh oh... but i think your antlers are tangled up. to get them unstuck we need the right move. ah! thing one and thing two can teach them to groove. [whistles] hello! weee! ♪ ta-da! what are we supposed to do? do what the things do! wiggle and waggle 'till you jiggle apart! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, nod-nod! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, nod-nod! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, nod-nod! ♪ ♪ left foot, right foot... ♪ ♪ wiggle-wiggle, nod-nod! ♪ hey! it worked! nice work, things! (gasp) look what's in our hoofprints! more moss! there's plenty for both of us. (munching) i'm glad magnu

. >> let's send it down to mark rolfing. >> what it does feel like now. >> feels great. it was a lot of fun coming down the stretch like that. zach put it on me there at 16. but the shot he played at 14 was a joke, wasn't it, though? the side spinner. that basically turned the tide around, because i thought i had control. he was going to probably make bogey there if he putted it. he'd have a hard time keeping it on the green. he played a heck of a shot. turned the tide. i'm one down, playing the last couple holes and hit two good putt. >> how important was the putt at 17. >> it gives me a chance to win it outright. if i don't make that putt. we come down to 18, it's in zach's control. he makes birdie, i can't win. i wanted to at least give myself a chance where a birdie could force a playoff, birdie could win. at least have options. and that putt was huge. >> if you could describe your emotion right now, would it be more joy, satisfaction, relief? how would you describe it? >> it feels awesome, whatever it is. >> does this open the flood gates maybe for next year now tha

. >> let's send it down to mark rolfing. >> what it does feel like now. >> feels great. it was a lot of fun coming down the stretch like that. zach put it on me there at 16. but the shot he played at 14 was a joke, wasn't it, though? the side spinner. that basically turned the tide around, because i thought i had control. he was going to probably make bogey there if he putted it. he'd have a hard time keeping it on the green. he played a heck of a shot. turned the tide. i'm one down, playing the last couple holes and hit two good putt. >> how important was the putt at 17. >> it gives me a chance to win it outright. if i don't make that putt. we come down to 18, it's in zach's control. he makes birdie, i can't win. i wanted to at least give myself a chance where a birdie could force a playoff, birdie could win. at least have options. and that putt was huge. >> if you could describe your emotion right now, would it be more joy, satisfaction, relief? how would you describe it? >> it feels awesome, whatever it is. >> does this open the flood gates maybe for next year now tha

begin your telephone calls starting what rolf watching us in chicago. >> thank you. he missed his chance by not calling for a roadmap to peace on drugs as successful contenders u.s. grant use medical cocaine and jfk used speed and medically. washington jefferson, jackson, and lincoln used medical marijuana appeared each of our last three successful contenders used to both grass and a coke medically as well as recreational league. thank you. >> we are really getting at is the so-called war on drugs which became a popular phrase in 19 80s in the united states. the problem was all of these urban centers -- whole generations of kids getting addicted to different types of narcotics. his whole life he has been a champion of education. working for public schools in particular, there were public schools where drug gangs were taking over. you could not go into them including in dallas which was a very rough city, people forget, in the 1980's and 1990's. prospero took a hard line on cracking down on drugs. we had the crack epidemic that starts hitting the united states after t

. >>> cheryl lee rolfs starred in the original broadway cast of "dream girls" of the 1980s and she hasn a strong advocate for hiv aids education since that time. she's the director of the div foundation which raises awareness about hiv aids. she joins us now on world aids day to talk about why it is still vital to get the world out. she's also going to tell us about a new dance production. good morning to you, good to see you. >> great to be seen, allison. thank you. >> let me just ask you, every time that we've seen you, you just have that beautiful smile on your face and you're ready to talk about the fight to annihilate this disease. how have you stayed so energized, let me just ask you that, after all these years? >> thank you so much for asking me. i will never forget december 20th, 1981 when i made my broadway debut, you know, in the midst of the best and the worst times in my whole life, the best, of course, was being on broadway in this hit musical "dream girls," but the worst at the same time was when my friends just started dropping dead of a mysterious disease, just up and d

we are concerned about our national security but also those of our partners and allies at around rolf, and israel is one of our close partners. -- partners and allies around the world, and israel is one of our close partners. host: back to russia, and russia's concern over the missile shield program. guest: now, that is very interesting. the viewer is referring to is that the obama administration took on the third site in europe. maybe the viewer has not realize that in fact we have launched what is called the european phase-adaptive approach, a 4- phases program to respond to threats in an adoptive white. -- adaptive way. we were concerned that it was too flexible, that it would not adopt to threats in eurasia. as threats develop in iran, long-range missiles could respond in a flexible way the approaches in deployment right now. today our agreement with romania on ballistic missile defense has just entered into force. there is a lot going on. we are working also with poland, turkey, with other countries around the region. by the way, we are working with russia. i don't think russia i