. ♪ >> rosie's broadway kids was started by tv star rosie o'donnell.ed in her community for more theater and music education. >> not like when i was a kid in fifth grade and we did "the king and i," and i had drum lessons. the arts programs have been gutted. >> reporter: so rosie's organization started sending actors and musicians to new york city schools to replace the missing program. >> we are currently in the public schools in our program that's called ps broadway. and it serves over 1,500 kids. >> reporter: for 15 weeks the students learn about music and dance. the students who excel in class receive a special invitation. >> we take those kids who are super interested, super motivated, and we invite them to audition for our full scholarship program. and that's the act two program. >> reporter: the act two students meet after school during the week. they take classes in acting, dancing, and singing. ♪ >> i think it's like a really amazing opportunity because like i get to act, dance, and sing about three days a week and i don't always -- it's like

they have recorded more than 130 rosies so far and they want to hear from as many as they can.t death of one is a reminder that is short. she spawned the iconic poster from the road. many of the ladies are now their 80s and 90s. >> the fact that this generation is getting older brings us a renewed sense of urgency. >> eric thomas, "abc 7 news." >> staying with ladies, the basketball team is one of the top ranked in the nation thanks in large part to two sisters. mike shumann has more. >> they have outscored oregon, 31-27 on their own. >> she tried not to influence her sister where she wanted to go to college. so shenay made the logical choice. >> it was decision but i took night consideration, like you are having a sister there would be beneficial. >> once the decision was made, big sister factor kicked in. >> me had helping her and guiding her through her experience. >> i had a 24-hour personal coach on and off the court. >> there are advantages of communicating with a sibling on the court. >> there is a different language that people don't really understand. >> even though th

now rosie o'donnell is talking on her sirius xm show "rosie radio" and said, i don't see why this kid else. and when the executive producer of the show implied there was a racial aspect at play, rosie said, i totally think there is. and i also think that's why he felt he was safer with robin roberts. >> she says this is an issue of racism and nothing else and lots of people are chatting about that. >>> michael buble got married and while he was getting married guess what happened? his house got robbed. his beautiful wife is a famous actress. in south america. they were burglarized while he was saying "i do." >> somebody stole his heart and then the items from his house. >> oh, my gosh. that's right. we'll be right back after this. a quick break coming up. >> would you expect anything less? "i do."ng le if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't dri

tuesday, rosie, we'll be above 70 degrees. >> very, very nice. >> we'll bring with that the chance of storms. always the good with the bad, in april. >> thanks. >>> we spent the whole month an app a day to take a way the debt. we have one for an droid users. this is courtesy of brian lambert. to get the word out thr' offering a free app a day. it's weather bug elite. also free on the site, angry bird rio. you've probably heard about angry bird. it's a game sweeping the smart phone nation. it can be very, very addicting -- i know. if you have money saving tips, just leave us a message at abc2news.com/facebook. >>> the o's are back in action tonight. it's the team's season opener. first pitch is set for 7:10. on monday the o's are back in baltimore for their first home game of the season. we'll be live at orioles park and camden yards. first pitch is slated for 3:05 on monday. be there. >>> here's a look at what's coming up tonight at 11. your sweet tooth could help relief efforts in japan. it started with a little girl hop wanted to help. >>> bheas next for the cobra who escaped from t

rosie?> checking headlines around the nation, a 17-year-old was shot and killed by police after he called in a fake carjacking and led them on a high-speed chase. he called 911 to say he had been car jacked in a grocery store parking lot. when he got to a dead end he got out and pointed a pellet gun at them. police said officers appeared to have handled it by the book. >>> moments before this car burst into flames, a news photographer rescued a woman from inside. the photographer was on his way from lexington kentucky to houston when the car slammed into a cement barrier. >> the people inside were kicking the doors. they were screaming for help. >> the man pulled the female passenger out of the window. another man stopped to help the second person. both are expected to be okay. >>> this pair walked into a store in winnipeg, canada. the man distracted the clerk while the woman stole a box for chairy. the store sold surveillance equipment. you can bet whole thing was caught on tape. while poli

but that's good news for wherever rosie is living now. relationship? why is this a story? she also claimed that his testicles grew smaller and were unusually shaped. like a trombone. [ laughter ] you know when your testicles are being discussed in court, that's never good, is it? that's rarely a positive. and it's not fair, either, to attack a man's testicles in court. how do you defend yourself? not like your lawyer can call them to the stand. [ laughter ] meanwhile, the nfl lockout continues to threaten next football season. if the league and the players don't come to an agreement by i think next week, the whole season could be canceled. there are a lot of professional football players out of work right now, so we've decided to give some of them jobs here at the show. we can't hire all of them, but one of them right now is working as our new i.t. guy. and from what i hear he's been pretty good so far. >> can you help me with my computer? >> yeah, what's the problem? >> the browser is not loading. >> let me fix that for you. ahh! how is

m pondría ventaja para el sevilla otra vez eu y rosi que haría su gol, pero no fue su. >>> sergio a.s. lucas lobos estaría rematando para colocar el uno por cero. pulido para el dos por cero. al 84 acosta el tres por cero, así ganan los tigres. hubo muchos goles en el estadio de toluca. estaba ganando m local cuatro goles por cero y la recuperación impresionante, cuatro a cuatro final. más resultados. buenas tardes pásenla bien. vamos a londres para ver los por menores de la boda real. la lista de recuerdos para la boda es así. encontramos desde las típicas toallas para la cocina. una foto de la pareja, nueve dólares. una bandeja para el té, diez dólares. diferentes platos entre 18 y 22 dólares. si busca algo más pequeño, tenemos un espejo con la foto de la pareja. 18 dólares. tenemos también encendedores, videos, y hasta condónes, tres dólares. lo más popular?. >>> la taza del amor que viene de china con esta caja. es el producto más popular que tenemos. esta fábrica prepara la vajilla más fina. hemos duplicado la producción, estamos trabajando seis días a la semana. si buscamos en

this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should di

come off the first quarter net profit nearly doubled and the outlook for the rest of the year looks rosy luxury-car is and trucks are in high demand especially in emerging economies. >> there is increasing demand for daimler's mercedes cars. more and more affluent cnese have t ality to buy these cars. that is being reflected in sila sahin -- that is being reflected in daimler's results. they made double what they made in the first quarter last year. their bottom line has been impacted by natural catastrophes. production at the mid to be she commercial vehicle division was shut down for weeks costing some 180 million euros. the tornadoes in the united states have resulted in the shutdown of their rant in tuscaloosa, alabama. they plan to sell 1.2 million cars this year, the most in history. >> this failed to impress investors. the stock declined on friday. our correspondent has more from frankfurt. >> daimler could not profit from this strong gains in earnings. the people here on the oor complain that daimler was not strong enough in comparison to the competition. one analyst said that th

. >> your less than rosy relationship between mcdonald's and the movie. >> ialled them and they never called back. it worked out ntascally. >> they are niring 50,000 people. is tha the kind of gestu tha you tnk --s just a pr sture? how serisly shoulbe taken? >> that is thequeson. onhe surface,s a greatdea? peopleavin jobs- jobsre a grt thg. it is an iredie thing that you will offer 50,000obs,ut the ry i ill out. let's seeny wk. will the jobs last week? if ty showp, tnk you for cong. i thinkt is publicity stunt and 9 cheso see if it goes beyond that? >> t thi thayou are a voice in the wilrnes he? do you repsented sstantial american pulation? >> i ain a lae populatn thatuestion the trustworthiness of corporations. we allhoul goingforwd with aremeous amnt of distrust is good thing. >> what is th utia? >> there is a thingin the film where we go to brazil. ey hav band outdoor advertising. you go out of the city limits and there is notne billboard aoster. do not think we shoul suddenly turn int the inverse of blade runner whe it is noh korea. i think is an idea. the is an idea where people

. >> bringing back memories, rosie? >> federal hill, cloudy, a little sun breaking out. winds from the west, northwest at 15 miles an hour but an unseasonably cold dayed a day that featured some unbelievable weather that felt like an april fool's joke. there's manchester this morning. check out owl the snow, winter wonderland. it melted off by mid-morning. i hate to say this, that's the second morning in the row it happened in carroll county. we're not quite done yet. how about a look at annapolis today, cloudy early on, rain showers, no snow down this way. how about frederick where a few flakes flew early in the morning, late overnight but didn't add up to anything really. radar, there's still scattered showers activity north and west. we'll see more numerous showers. take a look at some of the spots across the state where there's even a few flakes flying down. that would be north of martinsburg near the hagerstown area. it's still very wintry out here in the dare rete county, allegany county area. things are looking good. it's breezy and chilly. right now temperatures

the temper challenged rosie o'donnell. she told her radio audience racism played a role. >>> the trauma of james franco's poorly reviewed oscar hosting has claimed another victim, his twitter account. despite avidly tweeting before the awards, franco now declared social media so yesterday. >>> last week, miley cyrus slammed internet sensation rebecca black saying, quote, you shouldn't just be able to put a song on youtube and go out on tour. despite saying it on a radio show, cyrus now claims she was misquoted and loves rebecca black. >> i haven't heard it yet,aeen just keeps going in your head. >> especially this early in the morning, it will stay with us. >>> this comes to us from ksl 5 news in salt lake city, utah, where a sea exploration company went to great depths to make a whale of a discovery. the treasure hunters found what they're calling the oldest shipwreck in the caribbean. the deep sea discovery off the coast of the dominican republic produced a bevy of booty. divers brought up 16th century coins and artifact

>> it is as thoughhe dister had not happened is that paintg to rosy -- >> the ecomicsid not come ck justfteratrina. ople started acting like erytngas fine and nd in neorles. it has ken ars. thimmeatelyalli -- following the spill, what we do not see is what wores mthe mo. see the watern top of the -- wha is any subsurface that weo not see. i it damaging need access to some long term? --cosystem long term? the dama to areas thahave not been impacted, that has escalated because of the oil. they ainding oil down at e roots of some of tse marshes as th digown into them. and as the ritz systemsrenot an good anymore,he plant is up. and once the pntets up, the ld gets up and you have the estuaries in uth louisia -- they prodebout 8% of the seafoodhe gs out of te gulf. >> we also kw many of your constituen wer in a bind after the crisis, between their love for the envirmentnd theilove for their jobs created byffshe drillin where a we? >> tre is sll support f the l instry. one of the things when was still in the congress, i had an amendmenthat uld allow r drilng t startack up in the gulf of mexico, but they

is thaoo rosy a -- >> the economics has not ce back. just after katrina, people stted thinking ter yea everything w fine in new orleans, where itas ten years. as iave said immediely followinghe ill,hat we do nosee is what worries m most. what isnder the wer, what is on top ofhe -- the subsurfac we do not se it is damaginghe ecosystem for thlong term? the eroon i hapning in area that may not haveeen impact for years to co. that h escatedow because the oil. we are nding oil downn the roots of some ofhese marshes as they dig dow into them. of course, once the root systems are not anyood anymo, th plant ves . once the plt givesp, t land gives up. you he the estuaries in sout louisiana. if i rememr the numbers coectl about 80% of the seafood at ces out of the gulf of mexico. >> my of youronstuents re cght in a b of a bind afr thrisi betweenheir lo f the environment a their love for thjobs created by offore illing. wre dwe stand on that? > there is still support there for theil iustry. one ofhethin when iwas still in the coness -- have amendm

network equipment maker river bed technology lifted the nasdaq with a rosy outlook.ram paging for $1.2 billion boosted both companies. sales of apple ipads rose. keep an eye on google. the web giant reports earnings after the bell. finally, a sign of the times, a rare 10 karat pink diamond ring went unsold at christie's this week. the cushion cut stunner was expected to fetch $15 million. wow. it is beautiful. >>> kobe sticks his foot in it, a walk-off winner, and hockey playoffs begin. you know what that means in detroit. octopus on ice, yes. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> severe weather outbreak is likely today along with a snowstorm. your thursday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, last night, the annual pursuit of north america's most famous sports trophy, lord stanley's cup began. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. and some regard this as the toughest trophy to win in all of sports.

klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosiehe riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three children and never taking shying from anyone. you sure do act like a coffee klatching women with your boots and jeans on, arriving to run a crew of obnoxious men's, because 50% of the men's brains skiptd -- consist of their oh so glorified junk which doesn't even work right. most of the time. coffee klatching women? sitting around talking nonsense? the same nonsense that finally changed the 19th amendment. yes we can vote. i can see abigail adams sitting and clutching her scorc

what we don't want to do is present a rosie picture. i don't know of any portion of the city where you're adding density that you don't have congestion. we've heard repeatedly that the washington, d.c. is not accommodating its share of growth. the inevitable outcome of such a policy is thereby will be increased trip generation. there will be no auto trips. that is absolutely correct. just is there are more auto trips when we had -- add housing anywhere in san francisco. it is our aspiration and great hope that this design will experience less auto trips as a total share of that trip generation. but supervisor avalos, that's correct, there will be more auto trips out here. >> i want to thank supervisor for raising the last point. i just want to make clure that despite the caricature of what happens in politics, and that i think are happening here tonight. i personally take the i personally take the demolition of hawkins in this project extremely seriously. i want to make that very, very clear. but i ant to folks on traffic and parking an

venue to smash it is impressive to say the least submitted in something mexican ambassador and with rosie gross of celebrities and politicians it's easy to see the social scene this isn't just because of the residences calendar so also will we be seeing street scares let's meet your guests just like. tell me having been living here in moscow well it's. three and a half years five now it's time to. tell you about the various latino events festivals activities that take place here in moscow. it's you know so this is moscow with. big city and a very exciting city i must say there's a lot of going on and you sometimes you don't have enough time to attend everything because on the order had you had you wanted to also alternate with your at the russians with the local people that will i mean love it very and we like it very much because there are so it's a very interesting country it's a beautiful country all first a lot so we try to explain to expand let's put it that way i mean of course we have to in all our latin american activities from you know cultural activities either organized by the

if i am advising tenants who live up there, i cannot talk to them with rosy-colored glasses and glowing optimism. i think it is highly questionable, not a good deal. have a distinguished it? -- i distinguished it? supervisor weiner: i don't know. chairperson mar: last speakers, please. supervisor elsbernd: we are going to potentially have a lot more discussion on this, but for me, what i am going to need to hear -- you have not distinguished it on legal grounds. you have distinguished it on the notion of housing stock. but there is nothing in casta hawkins that says formerly hotel properties should be distinguished one way or the other. it is not a legal argument. >> one of the things you do as an attorney is analyze the risk under the circumstances to the parties. supervisor elsbernd: i understand. but we are talking about the law. your second point is about what is likely to occur or not. again, and i am not looking for an answer today, because there is no vote today. show me something that says in casta hawkins this is something that is likely to be sold or not. you are not making le

rosie wins his first trophy with real madrid after they prevailed in extra time in sponsor loner. plays his first game in eleven years of age of forty the lady carved in stone stand sitting sponsored for the russian cup semifinals. in hamburg on the anticipated volume a free choice on david haye by its base on the go ahead in july. and real madrid have won the cup of the ray after a long narrow victory over arch rivals dance alone or in extra time it was a bad tempered game cristiano ronaldo caught all important goals to get better at club their first trophy in three years for a railway went close to breaking the deadlock just two minutes before the half time break the police had a crush of the post he got on the end of ms a. cross of penalties looming cristiana rinaldo could be opening goal of the game in extra time. rising highest in the area and stoppable had a possible goalkeeper. stalled one. of a game in early time. they were reduced to ten men. to send off for a second look at all of france. however it mattered little israel were able to hold out for the final few seconds o

in the east end they'll have a rosy lee in the straight parties.a nice gin martini. >> something a little pink or grapefruit. >> i've used some rose infused simple syrup. english rose, kate middleton. make sure you stick your pinkie out. >> oh, oh. the proper way to do it. >> yes. >> with harry. i really like that. i wasn't sure about the rose but it's delicious. >> and we've paired that with quintessential afternoon tea with cucumber sandwiches in the front which go great with a hendrix gin. skoens. >> with butter and jam. >> i love it. i'm going to have to have a little snack. but before we can do that. something blue. >> well i was inspired by the beautiful engagement ring that kate has, of course, passed down from princess diana, laidsy diana. we've done a little old-fashioned liqueur, a little cucacao. >> does it taste like violet? >> it does. >> and the finishing touch, what's a party without some publy. a little bit of champagne to top that off. >> the blue cupcakes. all the fantastic cookies, the ring, the bride and groom. big ben. cheers.

statement at the stock markets now and it's all positive in europe very rosy footsie and the doubts there are more than that said it's with shares in carmaker persia jumping three and a half percent reported a ten percent rise in its first quarter revenue. here in russia the r.t.s. and the my stakes are seeing a second consecutive day of strong gains the r.t.s. is currently above more than that to one and a half percent higher actually more than two thousand points going to some individual stocks gazprom energy majors are among the main gainers as oil prices are continuing to grow and precious metals producers are also on the rise with what is called gaining two point six percent. the truce over control of russia's third biggest. looks to be over now which is part of russia's alfa group plans to dissolve in becomes a structure deal with norway's ten however says it's no longer appropriate for them becomes a merger with egypt or ask was sealed so i don't know oppose the deal and so it's taken the line operates a drop to twenty five percent or something like that of a gazprom bank that leav

here in russia the picture also pretty rosy r.t.s. is up almost three percent my sixty one and a half percent sold mainly driven by energy shares take a look at their ros now and gas for all my route more than one that was almost one half percent gold is in these four flight as of three and a half percent after reporting outputs pound revenues were up more than sixty percent in the first quarter and we will be back next hour we're not thanks alison is next with headlines to stay without you for that.

here in russia the picture is also rosy with the my six pairing up one percent r.t.s. almost two percent and look at some of the stocks driving the growth notably energy majors rosenau gas from up one and a half percent and produce gold as we've mentioned is reported to sixty percent increase in output revenue in the first quarter it's gaining two point six percent that's our. that's all we have time right now we will be back in around fifty five minutes time with nothing complete just business news headlines on it's not. we have seen the damage it has done to our environment mark chemicals what the pair props we do not want any more of new g.m. owns. or coarsest mistress so there was a dozen more experience and i'm just i'm just appalled but that's allowed to go on . here getting this unfortunately because we don't know it's an ad from there's no labeling there for it being used like the board to experiment to be used as guinea.

stress these details are just really basically coming through as we're speaking as well we just recap rosie know is the latest casualties from the first figures that you're getting through on the news was yet a third eye witnesses that they sing that twitter account the barefoot stay at the moment that people essentially died in that explosion at least thirty people injured as we sat there with the descriptions of people coming out of the station itself because the station happened in. oh yes they did people coming out and they said with that place bad as that a great character that was happening he was coming out quite heavily into it i was mad that the had they did that play things like think these are the latest pictures that we had a coming through the people coming out that that's a stage i think that the legend that that now what they see happening. just looking at those pictures now looking at them on screen for a little while i'm not quite sure if we've got any more to show let's see if we've got any more that it does take you back to the moscow metro gloss i have to say seeing thos

a commoner she's from an illiterate family and they grew up in a mining town she's not even bores rosie she's not wanted a job brownie odell what are you doing i mean who would aren't there more important things to talk about twenty two thousand kids the guy every single day because of poverty three billion people are living on less than two dollars a day i mean to call the harbel things in this world the torture the war there starvation and we have to suck up like the mainstream media and to these royal elitist and grand scallywags i'm not going to have it and i don't want to be part of this and again another story for another time he is the upper middle class if they're behind their libya and spreading radioactive depleted uranium all over the world forgot say were you talking cracked the last time the security of england royalty families was with change the first one there in hanoi all a t.v. spectacle so people don't talk about the plan loon i mean christ don't mind can you please go back to production so i can finish the show on the guest hosts. it's a good idea thank you for those

true but that's not a rosy picture but i want to thank you for painting and that was charles goyette author of the new york times best selling book the dollar meltdown and that's no joke for now for want of stories we cover go to our t. dot com slash usa i'm lauren lyster i'll see you back here tomorrow for an art more news until then good night. the world. believe this in some instances the words from. the future coverage. of the. the in the. the. h.n. are here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. my stars are this is the kaiser report the decapitate bankers tour continues we had a great show in dublin and then we move on to amsterdam and then possibly sweden and from there it is a huge interest in athens if you want to send me an email about this where we should come to your town send it to kaiser report it r t t v r u let's get all the latest shenanigans and criminal activity for wall street stacey however you're looking fine girl max i see you're not looking so well you're sounding very ill but it must be because of that epic battle being wag

rosie refuses to go cause new killings have led to the run for president of media resignation despite a deal with the opposition to step down within a month that interview he gave to see the leader says the dangers of rushing into greater than his opponents imagine as he sees it. you know. that our opponents reject the idea of holding presidential and parliamentary elections because nearly where they won't be able to gain a majority as a matter of fights what we're having is an unconstitutional coup and they are trying to force them as their plans are against the constitutional transfer of power in twenty thirteen we're even ready to agree snow pounds so as to avoid bloodshed. some countries in the region and some western nations conniver to its tendencies currently being seen in the so-called new middle east is this the controlled chaos and i was a prepared for it's enough to have a look at what's going on in egypt tunisia and other countries a scenario cannot be called anything other than a plot against the region i believe it or not and they would stoop to anything. coming up with

but when she oinks at me and camryn manheim and rosie o'donnell and all these other wonderful women, she really feeds into the sexism of our culture. thank you for joining us today. as long as i could get my own nasty comments in. that's what this is all about. we still think you're topical and talented. topical, talented, and terrific. oh, great. thanks for being here. thanks for having me. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by emily at captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) join us next time as we continue our discussion on free expression and the arts. for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at:

i am here with rosie wild, a long-time friend of the middleton family.bey. first of all, you look beautiful. absolutely smashing. that has to be a philip treacy hat. >> it is, actually. he is my favorite hat designer. we've been stocking his hats in my shop for many years. i wanted to wear something special with my outfit. >> you pulled it off. >> thank you very much. >> what was it like today? >> it was just amazing. i felt quite overwhelmed. but compliments for the whole family and the couple. i think it's just amazing, the whole day. and the whole service was so emotional. it was so special to be part of it all. >> what was that atmosphere like at the goring hotel? >> i wasn't at the goring hotel. no. we're not a very, very close family friend. but just really through some things, my shop. >> we were following the notes here. it says that you were. we were cramming for our exam, in anticipation. what's the moment you are going to take away from being there at the ceremony? >> oh, my goodness. just the natural beauty of kate, of catherine, really. and

forward whether from the republican camp or the democratic and all of these projections come of this rosy scenario about interest rates being down here forever it's just not happening well and simple like that looking at the technical chart interest rates are due for a crack at the just look at historical right but i want to ask you how much do you blame the federal reserve for what's happened with the dollar they have been having a massive debt by back program as you mentioned with i can't even have the last two years but that of the radar but now it's pretty well it widely known about. then publicized but how much do you think that that's responsible for what's going on the federal reserve has destroyed ninety six for ninety seven percent now think about this they have destroyed ninety six or ninety seven percent of the dollar's purchasing power in the in the rest of the one hundred years that they've been around i mean if you have a family company your great grandfather started the hand and you know managers that turned it over to you today and it was worth three percent of what it was

her name's rosie. she's 53 and she's brilliant. >> what's that in her mouth?ot. i'm going to come up with a whole new star act around you and her. >> i'm not getting up on that. i've never ridden an elephant in my life. >> jimmy: that's "water for elephants," it opens tomorrow. christoph waltz is with us. now, robert pattinson was here last night and he said he was nervous around the animals. were you nervous around the animals? >> well, yeah, this lion was kind of intimidating. >> jimmy: lion. how does that work with a lion? is it trained? >> well, that lion, apparently, was the only lion who would ferociously go at something because they auditioned several lions and they were all too tame. they were all niceind of pussy-catty. >> jimmy: they wanted a dangerous lion? >> well, of course, something dangerous happens -- i don't want to give it away. >> jimmy: and how are you protected from the lion? >> bars. very strong bars. and thank god his paw was -- you call it a paw on a lion? >> jimmy: yeah. >> paw sounds nice. >> jimmy: soft and -- >> yeah. was too big b

we had -- the main part was the elephant called rosie in the movie, played by ty.s. ty the elephant, who is -- is probably in more movies than anyone of the stars, i mean -- >> jimmy: a veteran? >> yeah. probably her and hal holbrook have done -- >> jimmy: were you nervous being around an enormous animal like that that could stomp you if it wanted to. >> i guess because i'd never really been hurt by an animal for a long time, i guess that kind of -- i just innately trust them. it's completely idiotic. i think that's why animals see me coming, you know when you see a wildlife program, there's a herd and the one kind of zebra, he looks like of like, you know, a bit like -- and all the lions leave it alone. they're just like -- >> jimmy: they leave it alone? i thought that is the one they devour. >> they want to get the young one who is kind of weak, but they never want to get the kind of weird looking one. >> jimmy: so that's you? you're the diseased antelope? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do they do to get you comfortable with the animal? do you guys have lunch together?

>> rosie the robot from the jetsons. >> if it were rosie -- >> if it were rosie the robot, robot withr touched by human hands this forecast. let's show you what's going on. we have severe storms stretching from central texas all the way to southwestern ohio, damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes really from missouri on into indiana lifting warm front bringing in a lot of moisture. heavy thunderstorms and as we said, isolated tornadoes. rainfall anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of rain in the next 24 hours. could be double that in some areas locally over the next 72 hours and beyond and that's why we have flash flood watches and flood advisories as well and flood watches and flash flood watches stretching from missouri all the way to western pennsyl >>> good morning to you. well, that marine push is back on shore flow bringing about cloudy conditions right now, but all those clouds will clear the bay area, and we will be left with a mostly sunny sky for the second half of your day and a breezy day as well. really mild temperatures, really on track with the seasonal averages, 70 degre

i'd go with rosie o'donnell. [ applause ] then you got kirstie alley in the hole and wendy o'williams was a little confused. >> jimmy: you don't want to show the clip, do you? >> i'll show it. >> jimmy: this is from "sports show." take a look. [ laughter ] >> that's not the whole -- [ applause ] there's more. there's more, jimmy. that's not the whole clip. >> jimmy: okay, good, good. >> there's more than that. there. >> jimmy: that's it? [ applause ] the show's not on yet, in fairness. >> it's what the kids call meta-comedy. >> jimmy: is what that the kids call it now? >> i went to a meeting once, they said, it's very meta. i'm like, what the [ bleep ]? it turned out it's a comedy term. here i am in comedy, i don't know the term. yet, this [ bleep ] studio head knew it. >> jimmy: it a comedy term for people who aren't funny. and they use it regularly. well, great to have you here. i wish you the best with the show. [ cheers and applause ] "sports show" with norm macdonald next tuesday night at 10:30 on comedy central. we'll be right back with elisha cuthbert. this felt like the smarte

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everything is getting along rosy. i read this report and you have only secured 129 miles of a 2,000-mile border. you can't come before the american people and this country and say that everything is rosy and fine. people are dying. they're getting killed because we have these big gaping holes in our security and they're going into some of the most inhospitable pieces of land and they're dying. they're being dehydrated. they're going through these cactus-ridden areas and they're dying. and we're putting border patrols out there and say just go on foot, go on horse. we must protect this little cactus and this little roadrunner. that's what i have a concern about. for you to testify routinely that everything is fine, i'm not aware of any instance and then read that we're having permit and permission troubles is troubling. let me go on. according to g.a.o., 14 of the 17 agents in charge, agents in charge, people that you should be personally familiar with of the border patrol stations indicated delays by federal land mana

. >> what about the fantasy, the budget itself is a fantasy, it paints a rosy picture that no one willto see based on the facts that he proposes $5.8 trillion in cuts but also comes out with $4.2 trillion in budget cuts. i mean this is tax cuts to make the bush tax cuts permanent. this is another recipe for basically taking money from the poor and giving it to the rich. it's a redistribution of income. >> what would the president's plan be? you heard david plouffe said he'll come out with real specific, i think this week, he said. >> let me tell you why. you have the ryan plan which is what i call the conservative fantasy and then you have the republican study group which is the conservative vision which is to destroy the new deal and the social contract of the -- george, i know you've lived long enough to see the programs passed. now you might live long enough to see some eliminated if the democrats don't stop. >> it's your benjamin button moment. >> this is obviously going to be a massive fight. and david plouffe said we can't use a machete, we have to use a scalpel, but it looks lik

i have been accused of having a bit of our rosy regards. i do think things are better than our report over there. an independent survey, not dumb but the -- not done by the marines or the coalition, showed that 80% of the population in helmand province, when asked their number weren't security -- to when asked their number one concern, last year it was security. this year, it was education. to me, that is success. the last thing i will say is too close and say, i know there is this kind of thing in town that these schools cost of free cup of tea. the schools did not. the afghan army lost hundreds more than i did. i can tell you, we probably killed the same number of them. they probably lost more soldiers on the battlefield than we did. there is a price to be paid for what happened last year. with that, thank you very much for your attention. [applause] >> yes, i know. i think there are a lot of questions. i am sorry. people will be brief. we will start with these three right here. please identify yourself. >> thank you, general. i'm a docum

i know you have a rosy picture, but the facts don't bear that out, sir. i'm sorry to say.we got to be better at this, and, you know, like i said before, i'll close my remarks, but you're inviting congress to go in there and decide what the rules are going to be, and 435 people make that decision in the house and senate, and it may not come out the way you think it will or be a better solution than an mou cooperative mou between the two agencies is what i'm saying, so i just ask you as mr. kildee suggested, you have to work together better and start living up to the terms of the mou and making sure that our customs and border patrol folks have access to that area. thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. lynch. i'll explain the process just point of information from mr. pearce's question. >> 95% is wilderness. there's a vote taking place now, a second five minute vote and a third vote in 15 minutes. i'll ask members to come back here and vote quickly and come back here. i'm estimating about a 10 minute break we'll talk for voting. i apologize for this. this is an abnormal