could you tell the difference between japanese sake and american made sake.o japanese restaurant owners have -- >> some stories you don't shy away from. i have to say it was pretty good. we did try it out. i enjoyed, it and i would say if you are looking for a beverage to ring in the new year, why don't you try some american sake. go out and support the country. >> what's it like to spend a whole day with the sake ninja? >> it's not bad. it's not bad. there are certainly worse assignments. >> the privileges of working over a holiday. will carr in los angeles. thank you, sir. >> that's right. >> all right. see you soon. good work. >> a little christmas prank on the new jersey parkway yesterday. take a look. somebody changed an exit sign for the towns of clark and westfield to read clark griswold. of course, the character played by chevy chase in the famous movie national lampoons christmas vacation. i wonder if anybody ended up in griswold. >> now we return to a sad story we've been covering for the past couple of days. the first steps of a final good-bye here

for "f" sake advance.y is pleading, begging, ordering, cajoling the british, please for "f" sake advance. there's nobody ahead of you. you're seeing phantoms. but this is the first weeks of the war. this army has not been trained to fight a world war. and you know, you've got kluck advancing to the north on your left. you've got bulow's army to the left. maybe it is a trap. so the bef is very, very hesitant and they do not exploit the gap. it is and only in the prussian german system could this happen, where a lieutenant colonel is able to order two four star generals to retreat 500,000 men from the front behind the river marne. >> we've got time for one more question. >> you touched on the elan of the french army. and i guess the f. scott fitzgerald quote about there went my old, safe secure world. what do you think prompted the men on both sides -- >> i'm sorry? >> what do you think prompted the men on both sides to be able to withstand sub human conditions over and over again and keep coming back? what's different between the soldiers of world war i, and the soldiers of world war ii?

for god's sake you have the most charismatic star in the world in will smith. he's stuck in a bubble, can't go anywhere. meanwhile, ( bleep ) is flying around in a magic squirrel suit. the whole thing. and the bad guys can only see you if they smell fear. guess what? it's a visual medium. what are we talking about? apparently, the threatened exposure of more e-mails didn't slow sony down in their vilnius plot to release a comedy. so the hackers went to plan "b." >> the theaters that show sony's new comedy can the view will face 9/11-style attacks. >> jon: first of all, when did 9/11 become a style of attack? ( laughter ) "we heard you were interested in attacking something. we've assembled a pintrest page. tell me what style of attack you'd like. maybe a 9/11, maybe a dresden." the point is you are ( bleep ) now, buddy. you stepped in it. 9/11 is our magic strength. it's our spinach. it reminds us, we don't give in, we never give up, we don't back down. >> the sony spokesperson said the company will not be releasing the film. ( laughter ) >> jon: okay. not rele

that's what i mean by art for life's sake. [ applause ] thank you. the follow-up activity that includes ricardo muti usually takes place before or after those four to six months. i must say i was rather skeptical about his participation before i went to warrenville with him. he requested a piano, and the two singers, the chorusters, which was raut really /* really good. they didn't know him but they knew the singers really well.ea. they didn't know him but they knew the singers really well. twice each year, he does this, he goes and spends about 90 minutes with about two dozen girls from the center. and you probably think this is just as crazy as i did, but in fact, performing opera areas, with the women that they knew so well was offering a mirror for these girls lives and an inspiration. where else do you hear such stories? opera. somehow muti knew that and he knew exactly how to convey that to them, to have someone of that renowned care about two dozen girls in a detention center in a small town in illinois. imagine what that means and imagine how

-- heavens sake. because you want to know. because you're dying to know about this amazing, epic poet who lived a thousand years ago in iran, and the women in those epic poems were far more -- five minutes? you see, tom, you are being very generous. she is the real boss, back there. [laughter] okay. i'll wrap up soon. i'll wrap up in ten minutes instead of five. [laughter] i'm not looking at you. [laughter] i finish soon, i'm sorry. it's not my fault really, i was sitting here for half an hour. okay. now, the whole point that i want to make, and i will make it quickly is that what i decided to do then was there were two things happened to me that i decided to do something about it. one was that in december 2008 i became an american, and when you become -- [applause] thank you. we'll see. you might want to kick me out. [laughter] and the reason i became an american was that when you love a place, when you want to call it home, you don't just praise it and say how great we are, you start complaining. [l

as you are investing in destructive weaponry or for the sake of investing in making money. this is the point, it shouldn't be just to make profit. it has to be something real, something that supports this community. i support herb in the mix too. i think you have to see how this wo

for god's sake you have the most charismatic star in the world in will smith. he's stuck in a bubble, can't go anywhere. meanwhile, ( bleep ) is flying around in a magic squirrel suit. the whole thing. and the bad guys can only see you if they smell fear. guess what? it's a visual medium. what are we talking about? apparently, the threatened exposure of more e-mails didn't slow sony down in their vilnius plot to release a comedy. so the hackers went to plan "b." >> the theaters that show sony's new comedy can the view will face 9/11-style attacks. >> jon: first of all, when did 9/11 become a style of attack? ( laughter ) "we heard you were interested in attacking something. we've assembled a pintrest page. tell me what style of attack you'd like. maybe a 9/11, maybe a dresden." the point is you are ( bleep ) now, buddy. you stepped in it. 9/11 is our magic strength. it's our spinach. it reminds us, we don't give in, we never give up, we don't back down. >> the sony spokesperson said the company will not be releasing the film. ( laughter ) >> jon: okay. not rele

reality is that oppositional devotion can create unbreakable creating war for the sake of it. thus, white, a veteran of a cast his warning upon humankind in the 20th century. my faith in the league of nations to prevent war is very low, he wrote. i cannot see how human ideas and opposition to human ideas can be settled when opposite parties except by force. self-interest generally makes man's interests a second nature, making it impossible for him to abandon it and only when he was forced to do it. questions handled by the league of nations will, i have no doubt, bring war to the people earth in no small measure. perhaps i am wrong. i hope so. hope so too. thank you very much. [applause] >> join american history tv on former nixon aid describes his extended 1983 former president richard nixon. we'll hear about the topics covered, including vietnam, china, watergate and nixon ease resignation. that's sunday night at 8:00 p.m. time here on american history tv. tv'sweek, american history reel america brings you archival that help tell the story of the 20th

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this whole shut it down, it's celebrating destruction for destruction's sake. they don't want to have the convenience store. they don't want anyone to have it. that the destruction of our age. >> jonathan make as good point. protest is absolutely guarded in the constitution first amendment to the constitution but not ruining people's property and lives and businesses. >> well, that's true. and i think jonathan make as good point in that sense. you can't make the man of the year -- in other words, the criteria for this is who has influenced the news the most. i think the media is probably at fault here. i mean you could make al sharpton the man of the year for god's sake because he's influenced the news. but that's not beneficial to anybody. i think they do a disservice by saying this. and i think jonathan is absolutely right to promote violence and to promote obstruction and things like that that is violent is a bad thing. >> both points are absolutely absurd. let's go back to elementary school vocabulary. protester an looters are not the same thing. i like the

xmas day 1234 it is christmas for god sake. james franco called him james flacco. exclamation point, exclamation point, sorry, exclamation point, exclamation point. finally the president himself plotted the decision. the white house issued a statement and it goes like this. we are a country that believes in free speech and the right of artistic expression. the decision made by sony and participating theaters allows people to make their own choices about the film. the movie will be released on v-o-d or vod. here is one viewer enjoying it at home. >> you are entering into the most dangerous country on earth. please remember kim gung u.n. -- kim jong-un is a master manipulator. >> i have a gift are to you. >> this dog is killing me with his cuteness. >> he is crazy cute. >> wow, that was useless. sam, people -- a lot of people are saying, oh, you know what, i am going see the movie. they are not, are they? >> i am one of those people, and i am not going to see it. i am going to see it despite them. probably not. it is ridiculous, and now you are thinking james franco

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of the motion. >> for the sake of the motion, i will yield to our director, he knows how long it will take to get the data in terms of time span. i would yield to him for the data. >> we are confident we can have the data for the february board meeting. at the time we will propose to schedule it at the january board meeting. my concern is that available resources and the time involved over the holiday season might limit it. so , we've had discussions and we are comfortable that we can have it prepared for the february board meeting. >> i think it's fair and it will give the staff time to be comfortable with it. it will give them an opportunity to review it and see where we are on the current allocations and will give everyone an opportunity to step back and do a full evaluation. i would like to do a full evaluation sitting with staff to answer questions. >> i would say staff has had less than 24 hours to digesting this information, recommendation. >> great, now we all know what the lay of the land is. i will open up for public comment on this item and the action. first speaker is alle

but for the sake of harmony and for the sake of giving the controller a little bit more of a definitive report to us. i would actually like to postpone this item to january and if you can come back with someone from the controller's office can come back and say we will have this done by march, april, may, then, we can then discuss an extension based on that. that is my proposal. >> and it would give us time, because it is in place any way until the end of february. >> well, the first thing that i will go on the second part of your statement it will not give us time in order for us to effect legislation that will be effective and we would not have a break-in, raise and lowering fees we would have to start getting the legislation and why it was introduced because we have to work through and john feel free to chime in, this means that we are actually amending the building code again. so we have to go to the finance committee and the board and so that is why we are doing that just now. and i understand everyone hesitantcy about extending, but i do want to stress that the department is sitti

the reality is that oppositional devotion can create unbreakable deadlocks, creating war for the sake of it. thus, white, a veteran of a 19th-century war, cast his warning upon humankind in the 20th century. my faith in the league of nations to prevent war is very low, he wrote. i cannot see how human ideas and opposition to human ideas can be settled when opposite parties are in ernest, except by force. self-interest generally makes man's interests a second nature, making it impossible for him to abandon it and only when he was forced to do it. questions handled by the league of nations will, i have no doubt, bring war to the people of the earth in no small measure. perhaps i am wrong. i hope so. and i hope so too. thank you very much. [applause] &a," reportersq share stories of being on the campaign trail with senator mitch mcconnell. >> he planted his campaign for four years. he planned this after rand paul. rand paul the mcconnell's handpicked guy in the primary. at that point, he realized i have to recalibrate everything i know about politics in my home state. he makes changes. h

he says he's doing it for the sake of transparency and to let people make up their own minds.some view this as a sign that bush is preparing to announce a bid for the office his father and brother have held. early this month he plans to decide, quote, in short order whether or not he will seek the presidency. >>> well, a government spending bill turning into a political chess match at the senate. texas senator ted cruz using the opportunity to force a vote on immigration, a move that not only angered many of his republican colleagues but also gave democrats an opening to move forward on some of president obama's long-stalled nominees. so let's bring in now charlie hurt. he's a columnist for the washington times. charlie, i know your take on this is, oh, it's just much to-do about nothing, but for the sake of this segment, roll with me here, and jumping off the segment we just did on governor jeb bush keeping in mind now the display of fighting and indecision in the republican party, how does this body for senator cruz who is considering running for president in 2016, and also,

leading to short wars and prolonged peace, oppositional devotions create deadlocks, creating war for the sake of it. thus white, a veteran of a 19th century war cast the warning upon human kind in the 20th century. my faith in the league of nations to sprent war is low. i cannot see how human ideas and opposition to human ideas can be settled when opposite parties aren't earnest except by force. self-interest makes man's ideas second nature. making it impossible for him to abandon it and only when forced to do so. questions handled by the league of nations will bring war to the people of earth in no small measure. perhaps i am wrong. i hope so. i hope so, too. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> here is a look at some of the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities start at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span with the lighting of the national christmas tree, the white house christmas decorations with first lady michelle obama. and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talk about their causes. then at 8:00, supr

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leading to short wars and prolonged peace, oppositional devotions create deadlocks, creating war for the sakehus white, a veteran of a 19th century war cast the warning upon human kind in the 20th century. my faith in the league of nations to sprent war is low. i cannot see how human ideas and opposition to human ideas can be settled when opposite parties aren't earnest except by force. self-interest makes man's ideas second nature. making it impossible for him to abandon it and only when forced to do so.1kq questions handled by the league of nations will bring war to the people of earth in no small measure. perhaps i am wrong. i hope so. i hope so, too. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you have been watching american history tv. we want to hear from you. follow us on twitter at cspan history. connect with us at facebook.com/cspan history . leave comments, too. check out the upcoming programs at cspan.org/history.mhl÷ >> all this week we are featuring american history tv programming. we'd like your thoughts on the showsment e-mail us at americanhistorytv@c-span.org to leave comments and s

of our peoples, and for the sake of our country.olitical and economic international and regional framework will help us to go forward and there are so many uncertainties that necessitate the gcc to support their economic and development cooperation and progress. the gcc, and my brother, the custer toian of the [ inaudible ] will be a goal that will lead us to an arab union, god willing. we believe in this goal necessitates to be fully aware that the best way to turn this into reality is to move gradually and to move on the basis that will boost the relations, cultural relations and social relations between our countries, and this will lead an end to achieve the goals in mutual and joint interest, and at the same time, our achievements that have been done within a very difficult circumstances. on the other hand, the experiences, tell us not to go fast or quick without profound understanding of the situation in order not to hit the sectors of our countries. the media sectors, the social sectors. that's why the institutions have to wor

for consistency sake just as zeg to get to the bottom of this? they should be but they won't be because the media hated the war in vietnam. the media hated president nixon and president johnson for prosecuting the war in vietnam. the media vs. very much on the side in many ways of our enemies in vietnam. whereas the media is very much on president barack obama's side. the media blows -- saying this guy is a nut and a fool and we can't trust him. i think at their heart the american taxpayers know that they were sold a bill of goods, and they were done badly by the president who sold them a -- just wasn't what he said it was. i question whether even he knew what it was. he is a smart guy but i don't think anyone knew, and mrs. pelosi said she didn't know what it was. >> well, i'll respectfully disagree. she knew exactly what was in it. but i do want to get your take on something that was more fundamental and that is why wouldn't the media be more balled at -- galled at the ideau sold us a bill of goods, couldn't keep our doctors, premiums soared, y

for "f" sake advance.y is pleading, begging, ordering, cajoling the british, please for "f" sake advance. there's nobody ahead of you. you're seeing phantoms. but this is the first weeks of the war. this army has not been trained to fight a world war. and you know, you've got kluck advancing to the north on your left. you've got bulow's army to the left. maybe it is a trap. so the bef is very, very hesitant and they do not exploit the gap. it is and only in the prussian german system could this happen, where a lieutenant colonel is able to order two four star generals to retreat 500,000 men from the front behind the river marne. >> we've got time for one more question. >> you touched on the elan of the french army. and i guess the f. scott fitzgerald quote about there went my old, safe secure world. what do you think prompted the men on both sides -- >> i'm sorry? >> what do you think prompted the men on both sides to be able to withstand sub human conditions over and over again and keep coming back? what's different between the soldiers of world war i, and the soldiers of world war ii?

many of us, we talk about amongst ourselves for the sake of our child, for the well-being of our youth. i appeal to the commission to consider declining. thank you >> translator: hello everyone. my name shau lee. i'm a licensed child-care provider. i have been working in this field for 16 years. i raised many children and some of them already are in college. seeing them grown up well and in good state and in well-being, i'm very grateful and happy -- [speaker not understood] there has been several openings of cannabis clubs in the mission. as far as i know, within a thousand feet of any school, there cannot be any marijuana establishment and also within 500' there cannot be any shops that sells tobacco. >> thank you, your time is up. >> translator: my name is jenn seng wong. i reside in the mission. i wish that please do not open another one, there are just too many. there are schools and there are many child-care facilities. you know, being a parent, or being parents, we should all think on behalf of our kids. our children are our future pillars of our society. they are not the contra

if you are listening to me on the job, for god's sake, get back to work! and if you are buying stuff on the job, for god's sake, don't let your boss see you buying stuff while you're at work! because he would not be impressed. and retailers are supposedly giving the business, they ain't exactly impressed either. what to make of this surprising stop in the shop. with tracy burns on what got so few keyboarding and buying. regina lewis on why all of these promotions ain't helping. and marshall cohen on why the economy itself has so many skimping. we begin with tracy on the cyber talk. >> well, it seems that a lot of people decided to stay home, keep the fuzzy slippers on, post turkey and order away. up 17% year over year. they're expecting about $2.5 billion in total online sales. 26% of those sales will be on a smartphone or tablet. so devices are really hot this year. 25 million people said they'll be using a phone or something. as for your earlier comment, 18% of those people said they were making those orders at lunch. tell him that we were not ordering d

for the sake of the occupy safety, for the sake of our original intention of love and peace, as we prepare to surrender, we urge the students to retreat. to put down deep roots in the community and transform the movement. >> well, the occupy movement is just one of the groups taking part in the hong kong umbrella protest, with many students also camped out. their leaders have not yet responded to the call for them to retreat, but a little before the occupy group made its statement to the press, one of the student leaders confirmed that he would be continuing the hunger strike. which he and two colleagues started on monday morning. >> translator: we admit it could be difficult to escalate our action. so as well as suffering from being hit by batons and tear gas, we want to use our bodies to get the public's attention on this democracy issue. we're not sure if the hunger strike will put pressure on the government, but we hope when the public realizes what's going on, they'll ask themselves what they can do next. >> john sudworth is in hong kong. i asked him whether this announcement will inf

you can sign up to keep your keep sakes to send them to the moon.is anywhere between 400 and $60 to nearly $26,000. so from the lunar surface to the streets of new york city. infamous pub crawl is brewing up a controversial court case. >>> it's leaving santa claus fighting for his right to party. the yearly santa con bar crawl scheduled for saturday but no one knows where. last year it drew 30,000 participants. this year a community board has banned the rowdy revelers and a lower east side block association is urging bars to just say no. so santa con hired famed civil rights attorney norman segal to fight for their right to party. >> they're fighting on the street there. phillies own kevin hart fired up. e-mails hacked calling the movie star greedy. next what happened when heart took to his social media. >> south jersey man says a local couple running a cabinet business took his 10 grand and ♪ >> a retired south jersey couple says they've been ripped off by a local business and the authorities tell us they are not alone. fox 29 investigates has lear

first of all, we still have too many sakes. secondly, we to do more on retaliation and i will turn it over to my college students to address in now andi'm happy questions at the end. retaliation has not gone up but it is flat. would just mention briefly that the majority of the is peer to peer thatl retaliation and even administrative retaliation cited if you get into the details of report you realize it is not the commander who has responsibility for determining charges are filed but rather the lower level the units in responsible for some of the administrative row taliation. nothing in the alternate proprosal would change anything in regard to the retaliation reported in the surveys today. over to my friend kelly ayotte and give her a chance to address the have hadod news we today. >> i want to thank senator the reportand produced and released by pentagon today is very, very important. the 12 metrics on nine out of the 12 metrics in the report there is clear, clear evidence of progress. and to put it very simply, the that we

the vast books together, for convenience sake.harlie can handle's buttons, but the hoaxer timesavers. in a world where the tendency been to streamline time, there are forecast for the buttons we will be wearing. there is no magic in charlie's dexterity. controls lead from the artificial extremity to the shoulders. and manipulation of the shoulder muscles operates the hooks. he can wind that watch as easily as he can throw a baseball. next, his wallet. then his glasses. the polished them when he took them off last night. finally, his coat. and if there were some fluff on the lapel, he would pick it off. a pencil in the wrong pocket? it goes into the right one. he does all of these things as he turned the as doorknob. is another self lifetime habit that my neighbor is determined to hang on to. a the hospital -- and for time afterwards -- he felt uncomfortable being fed by someone else. set out first thing he to master was the knack of eating. now, watch them at breakfast to how well he succeeds. you know it is his boast that there i

the question is whether they were closed for the sake of security complicity or the sake of we want your money and not real numbers to get any of it. what do you think that says about apple's culture then and how does it relate now. >> you have to go back quite a ways and times. we are talking about napster. you can make a strong case that apple saved it. transformed the music industry really and then went on to transform the apps industry and now transforming the pay industry. i would say the innovation apple was undergoing then is alive and well today, one key take away. as far as heavy-handed or not i'm a what i saw was them pushing forward with new tech ologies. things toays we do make things simpler for our customers. a lot of the customers had accounts with real where they were fighting music legally and acquiring legally and keeping the music off the devices. between a difference the words and practices, which is we keep customer he music off the devices? >> what i recall is the music industry was very concerned about digital rights management so apple did have an obligation to pr

for the sake of the child, for the sake of our society, for the sake of the child's future, it doesn't any sense. >> pelley: of all the cases we looked at, one of the most revealing was ashley's. she suffers from bipolar disorder. >> ashley: in 2012, i had had a suicide attempt. i couldn't find a way out. >> pelley: was this a cry for help, or did you want to die? >> ashley: this one was real. i was alone. i tried my best. >> pelley: ashley's mother, maria, asked us not to mention the family name. >> maria: one of the doctors told me on the phone, "i'm really sorry, but you will probably bury your daughter." >> pelley: in 2012, ashley was in the hospital for the fourth time that year. they thought they had taken away everything that could hurt her. but she smashed her cell phone and cut her wrists with the glass. what did that tell you, in terms of the treatment that she needed? >> maria: it told me that she needed long-term treatment to survive. >> pelley: maria says that anthem recommended treatment at timberline knolls, a residential facility. a doctor said ashley needed 90 days. bu

existing&$ú plant for the sake of provision reduction. we are happy to reach out for potential partners and the picture is from the -- the reasons that we have with the west virginia and university technology of doe and hopefully there will be more opportunities to cooperate. and if you have something, please let me know. with that, i would conclude my presentation and i am happy to take any questions you might have later. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> actually, i'd like to ask a quick qualifying question. let's save the definitely sort of substance questions later. but your slide on -- excuse me. slide number 13, just wanted to make sure i understood this correctly. 13? the one before. yeah, 13. yes, that one. the u.s., canada, uk, european ones, did you say that's average from the coal, oil and gas power plant or the sum? those average? okay. average from coal, oil and gas. okay, just wanted to make sure. >> yes. compared to average. coal, fire, coal is much greener. >> okay, average, okay. sorry. and just the other -- quickly,

companies dohe oil that viability on sake $80. -- on say $80. >> i spent some time with larry think andsked him what is the safest big deal -- biggest concern for 2015. what is your biggest concern for 2016? >> we are such and emerging-market specialist. >> but emerging markets are not monolithic. there are different. >> it is. but taken generally. i think i like the sentiment for emerging markets improving. for would be the best thing us. >> what is your favorite emerging-market right now? is indonesia, malaysia, thailand. those three. malaysia probably because it has had the biggest hit because of oil. >> wonderful to see you here. thank you very much. safe travels back home and happy holidays. he oversees 550 billion dollars. coming up, he has won more than 80 convictions for insider trading but an appeals court says he went a step too far. plus, the biggest peer-to-peer lender. the ceo of the lending club just raised $873. ♪ >> he just got a whole lot higher -- harder for prosecutors to make a trading case. two convictions and through dozens more into question. been prosecuted and p

places where a hard-working salary man can have a beer or sake. or many beers and many sakes.ly with alcohol. please. yes. tomika brings me to one of them, daitoro, to meet some friends. kusaia, grilled fermented fish, followed by skewers of beef intestine and chicken. this place is known for its motsunabe, intestine stew with miso. so we order some of that as well. this is naga, invited along to help translate. naga runs a custom service company but he also teaches pole dancing for men. then there's this man, kinoko, one of the best-known and respected practitioners, a master of shibari, the art of ropes, of beautiful knots, of what for lack of a better word we call bondage. so how big is the sadomasochistic community? how many people are active participants? >> translator: 100,000 people. >> a lot? >> a lot. >> this is shubari, translation, to bind. and to make things more confusing for those looking for a concise takeaway, a comfortable reaction for what sure as hell looks pretty disturbing. tomika, who spends most of her time whipping, burning, and generally abusing men, e

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