he kept talking about this tuck and roll he's got in the rolls royce. >> jimmy: and how will you get and get you? kanye west going to give you a ride? congratulations. you got your hand and footprints immortalized at t-- [ applause ] you signed it mickey "loki" rourke. after your dog? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and that's -- [ applause ] unusual. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it seems like it is your nickname. but that's your dog's name? >> well, i got loki, my grandma and my brother joe. >> jimmy: you got joe in there and grandma. >> i misspelled it. >> jimmy: she won't mind. it's the thought that counts. >> i was nervous because i was talking to people that put the stars on the sidewalk and they wanted to do that and i said, well, mickey rourke and loki. we said no and we told them to take a hike. i would bnlt here if it wasn't for loki. >> jimmy: you demanded that your dog's name be put on the star? >> rin tin tin is there. >> jimmy: why not? you should start a rumor -- [ applause ] start a rumor that loki is under the cement there on -- >> we're all going to be together. loki's father bo jack the g

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in 1976 when henry royce try to get an auto bill, they cut all the bankers they regulate, told them to go to washington, and they were very effective and to block the bill for two years. now the auditors are limited. they can't audit the parts of the fed that have to do with monetary policy or international relations, where we found a lot of problems spent and we're going to have to leave it there, professor auerbach, i'm afraid. you been listening to robert auerbach talk about his book, "deception and abuse at the fed." he gave us a taste of what is in the book. and two, professor. >> thank you very much. >> you're watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. >> here's a book with an unusual title, but it's also part of a series, obama on the couch has been written by justin frank, m.d., who also wrote bush on the couch. dr. frank, first of all, what kind of doctor are you? >> i'm a psychoanalyst and a psychiatrist, professor of psychiatry at gw medical school. >> how to get inside the mind of the president? >> well, a technique called applied psychoanalysis

ok so the super no see super super this royce gives you instant flying power. and useful i've got to fly with a roof and two. and a little history this is a feel it's ok. turns out that a tunnel rat is an acrobatic expert in vertical wind tunnels and i was about to get my first lesson who will. first. read. these beautiful imagery. if you are good and happy people. smile damn it. tightly the secret here is subtle changes to your body surface area do it right and you should rise in full safely and if you train enough eventually you can do stuff like this the wind speed is apparently more than two hundred kilometers an hour and it's powered by a five hundred horsepower engine enough to even get someone like me off the ground . good long off. right. into the tunnel. but. maybe not this year. and then it was time to take to the end i was a little worried that i could crash to the floor at any point but remained had a good grip on me. a fair. bit of. water a little bit more. through. all of them. and all tried made it through a ton of them run it was time to go solo

ok so the super super super super royce gives you instant flying power. and useful i've got it. and. now here in this field it's ok turns out that a tunnel rat is an acrobatic expert in vertical wind tunnels and i was about to get my first lesson. fortunately. it was like a really. beautiful imagery and. happy people. smiled on it. partly the secret here is something changes to your body surface area. and you should rise in full safely and if you train enough eventually you can do stuff like this the wind speed is apparently more than two hundred kilometers an hour and it's powered by five hundred horsepower engine enough to even get someone like me off the ground. long. right ok we're into the tunnel. but tara. was. and then it was time to take to the air i was a little worried that i could crash to the floor to any point but remember had a good grip on me. already. was a little bit more. than. made it through time to run it was time to go soeda. them despite bouncing off the walls a few times i made it down in one piece. and then they say spirits ok there are about thousands l

frostburg police chief royce dowdy told the cumberland times that the angry crowd made verbal threats to responders, saying they didn't get to the scene quick enough. 19-year-old courtney mccoy of baltimore died from her injuries during an off-campus party. dowdy says most of the calls his department gets are linked to college students. however, campus police paint a more subdued picture. >> frostburg state university police and the entire administration and all of the personnel here are active partners in dealing with student conduct whether it occurs on or off-campus. >> 23-year-old shanay liggins of waldorf, maryland, has been charged with killing mccoy. she's being held without bond. >>> still to come when 9news now continues, find out why fema is conductening its first nationwide test of the emergency alert system later today. plus, find out what has thousands of students so outraged that they're taking to the streets of london. we'll be back. >>> well, the folks over at occupy d.c. are about to get some company. well, today, some occupy wall street activists are planning to set

eighty percent of british exports go to europe well actually that seems to imply that every rolls royce aero engine many of which are for instance fitted on air a flawed crop. to lose and remain within the european union that's complete nonsense and the wings on those aircraft are all made in the united kingdom do they all made in europe they go to russia they go to asia they go to south america they go to north america they go all over the place and so that number itself is a sort of typical euros lie the second issue and it's an even more important is that if the germans say well you know we don't care we're going to. squeeze you boys out of the market and we're going to build on towers they export fifty one billion per round more to you from europe into the u.k. than the other way around but we have a very viable industry here we've got we've got a fantastic car industry and if the falls through the roof people refuse switching straight out a mercedes benz b.m.w. or whatever i'm buying jagger's discoveries range rovers. you name it toyotas made in darby so i think this is. it's a sor

older they've been going up and down the country's roads for almost half a century and the story of royce. this is the. seventy thousand employees work within it six hundred hexis to make it used to inhofe thousand new calls every day. ok so when i think of a lot of this let's say classic design is pretty much what props up in my head but it's mara making something a little more modern. and i was ready to see how it was done. in the right place through. a few nicely if there was a piano i would be a populace ok so this is where everything begins. so this rebel's told me all the hard beginning we anymore well then get me some not a little more than i. i think the story of the boss began in the late sixty's and that's when we produced more than we need to anyone so hard to put into them a list of silly we produce fourteen finalists of ours. from whole cloth in a month. on the basis of b r two more than possible that one of the few. cleaner is one of the longest biggest sellers and machines work day and night keeping production line going to low because you really need by all of us given the

the founder of the barefoot college, banka royce, is with us today.nk you very much for coming. >> thank you very much for calling me. >> it's quite an accomplishment, training people, the older women, to become solar engineers. and in just six months as well. >> you should never underestimate the grandmother. never. never. you have this -- they have such -- they're so gutsy. they come out of a village for the first time. they're on a plane for the first time. they come to a strange land, strange people, strange food, can't speak the language for six months. you're illiterate. and on top of that you become a solar engineer. how much guts do you need for that? >> and what's wrong with men, young men? >> men are usually untrainable. they are restless. they're ambitious. they're compulsively mobile. and they want a certificate. and the moment they have a certificate they want to leave the village within days looking for a job in a city. so you actually lost them. >> how does the system help these women to become financially independent? >> the community

. >> y manÁ y prince royce. yo reerdo mi Época de secundaria. oye mi amor!o mÁs? >> fuera de cÁmara, yo a Él le creo. >> sÍ. >> de verdad que sÍ. >> É linda mÚsica que estÁ haciendo de Ánimo, fuerza y positivismo. >> es un muchacho muy sencillo, trabajador, talentoso. puerto rico un premio mÁs para ustedes. >> y mi pepe aguilar! yo siempre me declaro fanÁtica. nunca pensÉ que iban a salir con reily. >> pepe empezÓ su mÚsica haciendo el rock and roll. >> chiapas! >> fue el marco de cierre de esta entrega de latin grammy. sigue escribiendo historia y cÍtulos en la historia e la mÚsica de los estados unidos. >> una de las cosas que mÁs orgullo me da de corazÓn es que somos latinos, que la academia hizo un premio latino y que la cadena hispana univisiÓn lo transmite. >> lena, alex y jorge, ganaron un grammy latino tambiÉn. >> un aplauso para todos los ganadores. >> vamos a compartir con nuestras tres invitadas de hoy para despierta amÉrica vip. adamaris lÓpez, la actriz mexicana lorena rojas y nuestra periodista hermosa tambiÉn, ilia calderÓn. >> quÉ delicia de

eighty percent of british exports go to europe well actually that seems to imply that every rolls roycearea engine really of which i for instance fit on teraflop aircraft. good to lose and remain within the european union that's complete nonsense and the wings on those aircraft are all made in the united kingdom and they all made in europe they go to russia they get at asia they go to south america or north america they go all over the place and so that number is solved as a sort of typical euros i the second it's you and it's more important one is that if the germans say well you know we don't care we're going to we're just going to squeeze through boards of the market and we're going to put on carrots they export fifty one billion per around them or to europe from europe into the u.k. then the other way around we have a very about the industry here we've got a fantastic car industry and if the toy truck saw through the roof people respond switching straight out a mercedes benz b.m.w. or whatever i'm buying jagger's discoveries range rovers and it sounds you name it toyotas. garbett so

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official spell of his time but i don't want tonight i don't know you tube channel two stripping who is royce what we have here will activists in ukraine take the vatican by storm where it's very little just after the pope's weekly address that quickly removed the lady's not to close thanks for fast response by police and could barely keep a straight face it's that you tube or you tube channel tonight. feuding russian tycoon roman abramovich. taken the battle to a u.k. court and it's no small claim either with over six and a half billion dollars at stake business with claims out of most of it robbed him of the money by intimidating him into selling oil shares on the cheap something the chelsea football club owner denies these are the betters be watching the billion dollar lawsuit play out. it's been dubbed the battle of the oligarchs in one corner is mr a estimated fifteen billion assets for your chelsea football club and a french chateau in the other corner mr b. estimated fortune five hundred million he had to sell his yacht but he does still have his trusty stretch my back which he never f

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rolls royce is thinking about cater together tree-hugging crowd. the car is electric. you can't buy it just yet. people are getting in line already. as for how much, those interested looking to pay mer than half a billion -- million dollars. the rest of us can dream. at bloomberg studios in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west v a great weekend. >>, you, too. not sure we'll be ordering that soon. >> it's going to be dry now. and there is a big game tomorrow night. >> sprinkles today and likely more tonight. so things hold the way we're looking, drier for the game. there is a live view now from our sutro camera looking northwest there is clouds at different levels. low clouds, high clouds. scattered clouds, thick clouds. and there is areas of sprinkles now. you can see much of the bay area is dry at the moment. pockets of showers and near vacaville and fairfield, scattered areas of scattered showers. east bay near san leandro, pocket of rainfall there. there is some lighter rain, looking south ward north of morgan hill now, northward into hill country havi

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more to be had i am sure from the feminist royce voice in the press. we'll keep a close watch on it, thank you, liz. >> every year they journey to key west to journey to places. jimmy buffet made famous and this year may have been looking for the lost shaker of salt. but they found something more exciting. stay with us. ♪ [ singing ] my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reactioto it. if you develop these, stop t

best, like the rolls royce but we have tough econnmic times..."buy regular pianos to practice on and buy 1-2 steinways for the coocert (13:09:39) knight) "had this been colllge park or some pther school this issue woulda never been raised." even with the piano purchase, administrators say the cost of the new performing arts center was far below budgett at bowie, ttey're finding a way....for 32 steinways. (13:02:20) "we should have the same thing every other college haa." jeff abell, fox 45, news at ten. four of the 32 new pianos... most of the otherr will be uprights which the school will use in that brings us to our question of thh day. should the state spend 553-thousand dollars on newwpianos? pianos? more than a hundred of youuhad somethiig to ssy about this one...most of you wereeávvryá clear about how you feel on this one...join the diicussion by going tt facebook doo com slash fox-baltimore italian.../ fashion line.../ "unittd colors ...offbenetton" ad...// featuring.../ a... fake iiage... of the pope.../ kissing... an.../ imam. imam.this...

i can remember one time i was at the rolls royce place and i had on some laker shorts and flip-flops.y didn't want the car. i was just looking at the car and the old guy, he comes, he says, can you afford that, sonny boy? i was like -- can i afford it? and then right behind me mike tyson was buying two. now that's a double punch. i'm like, you know what? mike bought a green one and a black one, so i was like, just -- give me that one, give me that one -- watch this. >> jimmy: oh, here we go. >> watch. >> go. >> jimmy: oh! oh, no. oh, no. yeah. all right. wow. wow. that's impressive. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: very well done. she is strong. wow. is that something that appeals to you in a woman, someone who can potentially get you out in a fire situation? that's incredible. with the high heels and everything. >> yeah, she's -- >> jimmy: we're going to take a break here and try to absorb what just happened. >> you ccacan do that? >> jimmy: i'll try. we'll do it when we come back. this is his book. you can see him as an nba analyst on tnt this season. we'll be right back. 's's's's's new

frostburg police chief royce dowdy said there were verbal death threats made to the fire department and the ambulance people at the scene. people were upset that they didn't get there quickly enough. 19-year-old courtney mccoy of baltimore died from her injuries at an off-campus party. dowdy said most of the calls his department gets are linked to college students. however, campus police paint a more subdued picture. >> frostburg state university police and the entire administration and all of the personnel here are active partners in dealing with student conduct whether it occurs on or off-campus. >> 23-year-old shanay liggins is charged with the killing. she's being held without bond now. >>> u.s. senator jim webb of virginia is asking the president to reconsider plans for offshore oil and gas exploration. the white house left the commonwealth off its list where exploration was allowed over the next five years. webb contends exploration would boost domestic energy production and the state's economy. >>> jessica doyle is here with another "your money" report. >> and another recall from

and we've partnered with security on campus to launch the safe campus strong royces campaign that isay for college campuses to work together and to also focus on bistander intervention that we have to work together to create a sieve community and if you see something that you have to say something. >> reporter: and pave is a nonproffer its. it also stands for promoting awareness victim empowerment. you travel all over the country promoting this? >> i absolutely do. we see how wide spread these crimes are. so many parents have a false sense of security that their students, their children are going to be safe when unfortunately, statistics show even one in four girls will be sexually assaulted during their time on campus. >> you lead me into my last question here as my time is running out. what do you tell parents who are planning to send their kids off to college or who have them there now. >> we have to engage parents to be a part of the solution to take time to talk to your children about campus crime, anything from what to say, what to do if something like this happens. we have to

dave royce joins us to play monday morning -- dave ross joins us to play monday morning quarterback. with tony perkins for the weather and julie wright has your monday morning commute coming up next. ♪ one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. mm! america runs on dunkin'. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. >>> we take a look out over the washington skyline, washington monument on the far left of your screen. in the bottom left corner, the temperature is pretty mild, 56 at reagan national airport. feels pretty good. >> yeah, kind of nice. >> yes, it is. >> going to be a d.c. the day today. we'll see a lot of clouds around it will b

ferrari, rolls-royce, he has at all. when you step outside to these five manicured acres, you have hundreds of specimen trees. this place takes your breath away. 50-footer pool with roman ends fountains, and unbelievable pool house. if my wife ever throws me it out of the house, i am coming here. i had a great time showing you this incredible home, but it is getting late and i have got to get to my next appointment. >> that closet is bigger than most new york city apartments. coming up, the set decorators of "parent.">> welcome back to " we meet up with a designer in her beautiful dallas digs. she believes your space can be lux without sacrificing comfort. >> i am gen showers, an interior designer located in dallas, texas. i am known for a glamorous yet us that it looked. i want to show you how i achieved that in my own home. i developed my design esthetic when i discovered the clamor of french 40's furniture and how well it mixed with 18th-century as well as modern furnishings. in entry hall should always introduce the

. >> i lived in hollywood and had all that, the rolls-royce and the ferrari, and the pad in beverly hillsamond and and jimmy swiften and elvis presleys and the america's bestlies and all them guys. the dean martins and the nancy sinatras. and -- will you do it to me, i hear you do it good, honey. will you come up to my house later? so i went through all that and i seen that was a bigger prison than the one i just got out of. and i really didn't care to go back to prison. you see, prison doesn't begin and end at the gate. prison's in the mind. it's locked in one world that's dead and dying or it's open to a world that's free and alive. drugs, lsd, i don't consider a drug, i don't consider peyote a drug. those are more or less religiously significant awareness, mind-expanding apparatuses that come from the intelligence of the universe. the reason that the girls liked me was -- ♪ hey now, hey now, i'm all around you ♪ ♪ round you ♪ hey now, up on your heart i can sing through you ♪ and i'd play and i'd sing and they'd say hey, man, you got soul in that music. and i said, yeah, i play a littl

royce, for five minutes. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i rise before you today to honor dr. milton a. gordon for his distinguished career. dr. gordon has served for over two decades as president of california's state university at fullerton. i first met milt gordon more than 20 years ago when he was in his first year as president of my alma mater, cal state fullerton. as a member of congress now, i have met countless of community leaders, including university presidents and i enjoyed a good working relationship with them. very few, however, have i come to admire and respect more than milt gordon. very few do i call my very good friend. mr. speaker, dr. gordon's impressive achievements and commitment to education were evident long before he became the president of cal state-fullerton. as our country was undergoing the civil rights movement, milt gordon was breaking through long-standing racial barriers. he obtained a bachelors in science, mathematics at xavier university in louisiana in 1957. a masters of arts in mathematics at the university of detroit in 1960. and lastly, a doctorate

find her and kermit lives in this decrepit mansion like a has been celebrity, drives up in a rolls-royceht up your alley. >> "my week with marilyn" is getting a lot of buzz. >> especially for michelle williams, based on a memoir by a guy who was a production assistant on "the prince and the showgirl" a movie that marilyn monroe did in the 1950s. the move hoie has gotten a lukem response but michelle williams is now part of this amazing best oscar raise, also meryl streep as margaret thatcher. >> michelle williams looks totally transformed. >> she's amazing in everything she does. "hugo" family friendly 3-d film but the director may surprise them, martin scocrcese. >> he's made "hugo" based on a little boy who lives in a train station and he strikes up a friendship with an elderly man who turns out to be george melliere, great old french filmmaker. it may be slow for kids but i loved the amazing visuals as you see in the clips and also a movie for people who love movies. >> it's the history of film. >> yes. >> finally we've got "the artist." this is truly a silent film. >> it's a new movi

royce of california. -- mr. wolf of virginia, mr. manzullo of illinois and mr. royce of california. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. will members please take their conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. the chair is prepared to entertain one-minute requests. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the house will be in order. >> a recent graph reflects the progress made so far in this year's appropriations bills. only one box, that's for labor, health and human services committee is blank. with 9.1% unemployment, we need a vigorous debate over this bill. ms. delauro: it includes job training, k through 12 funding and health care services. unlike the 11 other proping bills, labor h is the only bill that has seen no action. instead, the chairman posted a draft bill on the internet representing his own preferences for the people's budget. but the chairman by himself is not the subcommittee. and simply posting a wi

>> the rolls-royce says both parties cannot talk about the case. and it was resolved. nobody can say whether there was merit to the claim or lack of merit to the claim. that's the confidentiality agreement. there's usually a severe penalty for breach of the agreement. the only one who suffers from that clause is the woman. if she got $35,000 in settlement, she could forfeit the entire settlement or a percentage of it if she violates it and talks. >> there's wiggle room, right? if herman cain is saying there's no truth to the allegations and it doesn't speak to what the settlement says, neither party admitting guilt then would a judge allow her to break that confidentiality agreement and come out to speak? >> you are on to something. he may very well. herman cain is in breach of the agreement himself if it barred all parties from talking. let's throw another thing into the mix. there are reports herman cain was not a party to the agreement. he wasn't sued directly. the restaurant association was sued. they may have negotiated the agreement and he ma

royce for 1.5 minutes. >> thank you. the distinction is that the danger in this process is that we will not protect in terms of safety and soundness. our distinction is that the prudential regulator does not have the seat at that table that the credential regulator needs in order to offer the advice on safety and soundness. the reason we are concerned about this is because we have gone down this road before. the reason we are concerned about this is because this committee has heard time after time after time from fannie and freddy's regulators past and current on this subject. they have said that the bifurcated regulation contributed to the failure of fannie and freddy. and the cfpb expands this problem throughout the financial system. so what we have suggested, which is not some radical to me, is that we go back to the original house legislation introduced by mr. frank that had a commission and allowed tfor the input of the provincial regulators. we are trying to make certain that at least in the process we do not go do

royce for one minute. >> we look forward to 2020. it shows we will have half of the number of community banks. we expect a number of consolidations if there is an economic downturn. many of the problems faced by these institutions are produced here in washington, d.c. it was washington that gave them hundreds of new regulations in dodd-frank. it was washington that decided to enact price controls and limit a critical revenue source. it was washington that propped up there too big to fail competitors and expanding the competitive advantage that those larger firms hold in the market. as a result, smaller institutions are spending more time and more money trying to stay afloat. for every 1.2 employees focused on compliance, there is one focused on banking. this number is only going to grow as the implementation of dodd-frank continues. one step in the right direction is the community's -first -- the community first act. this would free up much needed capital for small businesses by raising the cap on member business loans or credit unio