marine samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commander royal marines and corporal mike pike from the fourth battalion the royal regiment of the scotland. all of them were dicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price we are paying to stop afghanistan for being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we will support their families. we will not forget their service d their sacrifice. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i will shall have further such meetings this morning. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers. we do indeed owe them a great

the 26-year-old student at samuel merit was pursuing a lifelong goal to becoming a nurse. the next day le's locked honda was found a few blocks away. police say what happened was a random attack. they believe she was targeted but don't know by whom. >> we know this is the worse possible news for family or friends or anyone around to have. but despite the efforts of finding michelle have now turned to efforts of recovery. >> the samuel merit university where michelle le attended school issues a statement today and posted it on its website on the front page there which reads in part, le is a beautiful kindhearted and energetic person who graced us with her presence there. the teachers and classmates described le as being self- less. a lot of sadness there at the university in oakland. we expect the le family to be here at noon for a news conference, they are supposed to speak to the public. word is they are going to say something in disagreement with the hayward police department's decision to turn this from a missing person's case to a homicide case. we're going to follow t

samuel l. jackson yelling at them. book, got bleep to sleep, you've probably heard about it by now. it's for parents. it's narrated by samuel l. jackson. it's atop "the new york times" best-seller list. david wright has more on our favorite bleeping story of the day. >> reporter: bleep. when your kids refuse to count sheep and at bedtime decide not to sleep, try as you might to turn out the light, it's enough to make any mom bleep. >> the story starts with a lot of sleepless nights. and one day after putting my daughter, vivian, to bed, i sat down and actually wrote the book in probably two sittings. >> reporter: hence this lullaby meant to shock by author named adam mansbach. >> i posted it on facebook as a joke. look out for my forthcoming children's book. the cats nestle close to their kittens. >> reporter: little wonder his book has gained traction, even though we can play just a fraction. >> all the kids from day care -- >> reporter: the cadence and drawing, so sweet and so cloying. and that voice, yes, it's samue

officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is an item quickly being taken out of a sheaf, and without notice, mr. smith raises a large machete above his head and in close proximity to officer suguitan. officer suguitan, fear for his life, draws his department farm, and that close proximity begins to rapidly backup. mr. smith begins to

marine samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commander royal marines and corporal mike pike from the fourth battalion the royal regiment of the scotland. all of them were dicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price we are paying to stop afghanistan for being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we will support their families. we will not forget their service d their sacrifice. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i will shall have further such meetings this morning. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers. we do indeed owe them a great debt. mr. speaker, we are reminded on a daily basis that not everyone in the world is as fortunat as we are in this country and the absolutely horror of the 13-year-old boy who was tortured by the syrian government in the last few weeks. will the prime minister will ensure the international community condemn the action, the syrian government and their reign of terror. >> and about those dr

>> yeah, i worked on a movie with samuel l. jackson and luke wilson." and that's -- that movie i only had two scenes but i mean, to get to do it with those -- >> jimmy: is it horror? >> definitely not a kids movie. in my scenes i'm walking up to samuel jackson -- i held a gun that's as big as me. i'm not too tall of a kid. but it was as big as me. i hold a shotgun to his forehead and i tell him to back the -- up. the -- up. >> jimmy: you hold a shotgun to samuel l. jackson's head and tell him to back the f up? >> i got to defend my house. >> jimmy: something i never did when i was 14, i'll tell you that. >> if you want to see what happens to me, go see it. don't hold a gun to his head. not a good idea. >> jimmy: you did a great job in "super 8." best of luck to you. ryan lee, everybody. "super 8" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with ice cube. >> jimmy: this is his latest album, it's called "i am the west." here with the song, "i rep the west," ice cube. ♪ ♪ doin' my own thang and if you got a problem with that then the nina go bang bang bang ♪

there was this effort made under samuel.d they want somebody to take care of us. we want a king. stick -- samuel strongly objected to it. he said you don't want the king that will substitute for god. he said -- you need to read that chapter because he predicts what happens if you have a king. he said the king will take your young people, your young men to fight wars, the young women to be used in the government. they will tax you and overburden you and you have to work 45% of the time for the king. i got to thinking -- it was astute wisdom and advice but isn't that essentially what we have done today? i don't think we need a king and we don't need washington to act as if there is a king in this country. [applause] today, there is so much dependency on the government. it is cradle to grave and we have so little confidence in ourselves. we believe that if we don't have the safety net and the government there for medical care taken care of, if we don't have the government schools, everything would fall apart. we have lost our c

. >> samuel l.unniest children's book that's not really a children's book. it's called "go the f to sleep," for every parent who's dealt with the frustration of a kid who won't go to bed. it has only been out for a few days, and it is a huge hit. it is also a great last minute father's day gift as well depending on your dad's tolerance for a four-letter words. i talked to the author adam mansbach whether he is concerned the book might end up in younger hands than he intended. >> i don't not if parents are doing their job well. in any household there are a number of things that shouldn't end up in the hands of children, steak knifes. this is another one. we trust parents will be able to exercise some judgment, keep this on a high shelf just as they would any other object that is for them and not for their children. >> you have a good sense of humor about it, and that is probably the appeal to the book. i want to ask you how did you get samuel l. jackson who is something of a poet when it comes to the

it no you don't know he's a liar and you know there's going to market demand for parents that have samuel jackson purse their children out to go to sleep and i am so glad he finally got on and he's finally taking care of it it's going to market demand so congrats absolutely because you know what it obviously resonates with a lot of people this book has been an internet sensation it's been a sensation it's been on the amazon who is a book it actually look he's reading audio book it's a children's book it's not huge hit but it's like ok it's going to be a little national hundreds of thousands of them have been called the copies have been made of them it's been on amazon's i think like top one hundred books for more than forty days i mean it is a sensation i think with the teachers he is having kids as hell and you just want to. get the f. to sleep so maybe i'll get of noise maybe at some point in the future let's move on to our stories kind of interesting so obvious that we've covered on this show we told you about it glenn back as restoring honor rally here in washington d.c. last year now

like jamesfen mortar cooper knew samuel morris. >> very well. they had met at the white house at a reception for lafayette in 1828. but they knew each other pretty well here in new york. then they go to paris and as often happens when you go abroad when you're in another country, when you're traveling, you often make frenz in a way that is differenfrom other friends. they became friends in paris. cooper was there as a painter. cooper was there as an author writing and morris was there as a painter. and morris undertook this most ambitious of any painting he ever attempted. one of the most ambitious paintings ever attempted by any american. a 6 x 9 view of e interior of the louvre hung with the masterpieces of the louvre which he chose himself. and he had to build a contraption of a scaffold in order to get up very high because many of these paintings he was copying were up extremel high. and he would move this from place to place inside the louvre. you can imagine what a spectacle that was. and people would come and watch d itas an attraction in

told time award next answerer out for happy hour it could be the most sexist political ad ever and samuel jackson agrees to narita book with a very very good title back in just a moment. time for tonight's tool time award and it goes to bank of america say the big bank which is based in charlotte north carolina has struck again homeowner in western massachusetts got a shocking letter from b.s.a. saying that his home was about to be placed into foreclosure and he could avoid foreclosure if he would just pay the amount owed and it says because you always hear oh dollars and zero cents it was going to write them a check for one penny and have it clear earlier i couldn't help but laugh only that's right the homeowner who only went by the name our give a t.v. interview got a foreclosure notice saying that he owed it zero dollars and his credit score had actually dropped due to his late payment of zero dollars so he dealt with the problem for three weeks and bank of america never solved the issue after the t.v. station got involved that error was corrected and the man was given one hundred fift

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samuel strongly objected to it. he explained to them, you do not want a king that would substitute for got. you need to read that chapter, because he predicts what happens if you have a king. he said the teen will take your young people, you are a young men to fight wars, your young women to be used in the government. they would attack you and overburden you and you will have to wk for about% of the time for the king. i got to thinking -- you have to work 45% of the time for the king. isn't that essentially what we have done today? we don't need a king and we don't need washington to act as if they are the king in this country. but today, there is so much dependency on the government, cradle to grave, and we have so little confidence in ourselves. we believe that if we don't have the safety net and the government there, if we don't have medical care taken care of, if you don't have government schools, everything would fall apart. we have lost our confidence in understanding what true liberty is all about and where i

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samuel merited university released a statement that michelle le was student and it's with heavy heart that michelle le's missing person case is now a murder vision. the pain we feel is indescribable. they called michelle, energetic and compassionate. >> police are behind closed doors with investigators and yesterday their actions said a lot. they revisited the home of le's friend gizelle esteban. they already searched her home butthey went back for more evidence. she has told "abc 7 news" she openly hates michelle for stealing her husband but she has nothing to do with the disappearance. they have named her as a suspect but have said they believe le was murdered. >> forensic examination of the car and the parking structure where it was parked, information gleaned from multiple interviews including those of friends, family and of persons of interest. >>> le was last seen two weeks at kaiser hospital where she was working. she said she was going out to the garage to get things out of her car. her car was found half a mile away. they say they don't think it was a random attack, they beli

. >> that's samuel l. jackson. >> samuel l.on wasn't shocking enough. which would really scare my children. i am fairly sure. >> not for children. on the book it specifically says don't read this to your kids. >> you think this is very harsh. tired, frustrated parents. anything for a laugh in those moments when you really are desperate to get zs and your kids won't go to sleep. all parents out there can understand this. >> commiserating together. >>> yesterday we talked hugh hefner, ended up breaking up with his fiancÉe. >> shocking. i was heartbroken, i was up half the night. i'm still up. >> crystal harris was going to be on the cover of july issue. he added something that says runaway bride. he also tweeted this that he is going to be watching a movie, runaway bride. maybe they're not so broken up about it after all. >> somebody that will not be a runaway bride. the gifts that come with the wedding are worth hanging in there. kim kardashian, kris humphries, the engagement ring, a zillion carats. they just registered. they ne

that voice, yes, it's samuel l. jackson. >> hell, no, you can't go to the bathroom. sleep! >> i wanted the book to be reminiscence of all of these very classic, loving, gentle, sleepy bedtime books but to have a dual narrative. >> reporter: the idea caught fire. the video viral, before it was even a book. the artist who drew this nighttime nirvana also did a kids book about marn. >> some people say marn makes them feel happy. >> reporter: bill o'reilly wasn't so smiley. >> there are over 6 million parents out there who are smoking -- >> and that's child abuse if they smoke it in front of their kids. >> reporter: mansbach says this book is not for kids. >> it says on the back, don't read this book to children. >> reporter: but for parents -- >> everyone who picks up the book seems to know where it is coming from. i get a lot of e-mails from parents who say, they feel less alone. now when they go in and it takes them two hours to put their kid to bed, they know across the globe there are millions of other parents doing the same thing. >> reporter: who with ever cute li

samuel merited university released a statement that michelle le was student and it's with heavy heart that michelle le's missing person case is now a murder vision. the pain we feel is indescribable. they called michelle, energetic and compassionate. >> police are behind closed doors with investigators and yesterday their actions said a lot. they revisited the home of le's friend gizelle esteban. they already searched her home butthey went back for more evidence. she has told "abc 7 news" she openly hates michelle for stealing her husband but she has nothing to do with the disappearance. they have named her as a suspect but have said they believe le was murdered. >> forensic examination of the car and the parking structure where it was parked, information gleaned from multiple interviews including those of friends, family and of persons of interest. >>> le was last seen two weeks at kaiser hospital where she was working. she said she was going out to the garage to get things out of her car. her car was found half a mile away. they say they don't think it was a random attack, they beli

the winning female racer is a first-time participant, nicky samuels of new zealand. >> let's go to the weather. leigh, turned out the way you said it would, cloudy. >> leigh: some folks still picking up showers, and in the last couple of hours, live doppler 7 hd, look at the moisture band feeding back over the bay area. i want to take you to the north bay between winters and davis. check out this cell here at 3:30 this afternoon. moved through the dixon area. spotters thought they saw a funnel cloud. of course, you can see since it moved through, it has started to decrease in its intensity, but still, quite strong for the bay area. and it is headed toward north woodland. the rain coming down. ben nearby sharks -- benecia, concord, walnut creek, and a strong line off the coast. most of these showers are rotating back towards the west where the low pressure system is sitting. scatter showers in the forecast. maybe few brief showers tomorrow morning, then we should see and clearing, bringing us dry and warmer conditions through the rest of the week. there's the low right there as it spins

we brew octoberfest, winter lager, noble pils, and right now, there's summer ale. [ bob ] samuel adamsul wheat beer. it has a very nice spice note. [ tim ] it has a little lemon zest and a historic brewing spice called grains of paradise. -it's citrusy. -lemon. -flavorful. -refreshing. -wow. [ man ] sam adams summer ale -- there's just something about it. it's like, totally reminds you of summer, you know? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guests, oh, my goodness, they are headlining a concert friday at new york's best buy theater to benefit the ocular immunology and uveitis foundation. they're leading an auction on peepers guitars and amps for the same cause, really cool stuff. also, they've got re-mastered versions of their classic albums like "stay hungry." they're available right now. i'm so happy they're here performing their classic "we're not gonna take it." please welcome one of my favorites, twisted sister! ♪ ♪ ♪ we're not gonna take it no, we ain't gonna take it oh, we're not gonna take it anymore ♪ ♪ we've got the right to choose it there ain't no way we'll lose i

it sounds like samuel l. jackson reading dr. seuss. [ as samuel l.ackson ] "the mother f-er with the hat! [ laughter ] thing mother f-ing one and thing mother f-ing two!" this isn't good, you guys. i read that starbucks is quickly becoming a popular place for thieves to steal ipads, laptops and purses. that's pretty crazy. i mean, can you imagine getting robbed while you're just trying to pay $6 for a cup of coffee? [ laughter ] can you imagine what that would feel like? [ applause ] that would make me so mad. some more business news. southwest airlines closed a $1 billion deal yesterday to buy airtran. yeah. that's a smart business move. eliminate the only airline that was keeping you from being the world's worst airline. [ laughter ] "why did we do that? bought airtran." and finally, in the wake of bin laden's death, the nba has announced that it will use metal detectors at all playoff games to screen for weapons. or, as the players put it, "uh-oh." ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause

another one and enormous billboard over this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction of $3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part

. >>> samuel merrit university where lee was a student released a statement. it reads quote, we are all deeply saddened by the news and our thoughts and prayers are with her family, friends and fellow classmates during this difficult time. you will find the raw video of her family's statement today just look under the bay area news tab at ktvu.com. >>> we've been following this case against shemeeka davis since 2008 when she was accused of killing jasmine davis. she's also accused of torturing jasmine's brother. >>> the alameda fire department says funding cuts led to a lack of training for water rescues. >> i've - - >>> pleasanthill police are investigating a string of catalytic converter thefts. five thefts were reported yesterday all within 24 hours on the south side of the city. investigators say they were stolen from four toyota ford runners and one toyota tacoma. trucks and suvs are especially popular targets of catalytic converter thieves. the parts are easy to steal and. >>> officers jobs are on the line as a crucial vote is under way. robert handa is

on samuel amir the parrot losing control of their bikes during a tough band where on able to regain itsafter the ensuing incidents the bikes going out for a spin with taking the riders along causing a months of coming to frustration for their riders everybody but the jewel getting a kick out of the situation is that well they went further and further dialing the stock. can confirm neither of them won the race that is all your sports do join me again soon whether it's next. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. michoud. cretaceous free in-store charge three. three. three stooges free. old free broadcast quality video for your media project free media r t dot com. the u.s. congress votes against president obama's policy of military intervention in libya but stopped short of holding funds for the operation. they backed the revolution so why are they sheltering mubarak's cronies you came under fire as a top official one of the agent for fraud is reportedly living in london. and heading for the exit the growing number

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samuel merit university has contributed $25,000. her employer, turner construction, pledged $20,000. the le family also contributed $20,000 to the reward fund. but according to the family's website the reward is for information leading to michelle's safe return. it's not known if that reward will be carried over to find her killer. this morning two suspected teenage gang members are behind bars in connection with the fatal shooting of a baby boy in east palo alto. police now say the weekend killing of 3-month-old is a case of mistaken identity. the two teenagers opened fire on the car after mistakenly thinking they were involved in a gang fight last week. the baby's mother says she tried to shield her baby from the gunfire. >> i protected all with my body. i thought that i had protected my baby in the car seat but one of the bullets went into his head. >> ktvu news took these exclusive pictures of the two teenage suspects several hours after the shooting. investigators say a 17-year-old wearing a black hoody faces possible murder ch

jonathan miller-- head of appraisal firm miller samuel-- thinks foreclosures will start to pick up again as banks resolve their robo-signing issues. that could lead to lower home sales and prices. >> if you look at it in a national context, we are likely going to see more declines over the next year or two, but probably more modest than what we came from. we're not anticipating some sort of sharp correction. >> reporter: the long timeframe to the bottom underscores the scale of the u.s. housing recession. and, unfortunately when the recovery does come, many think it will be painfully slow. >> this is going to take a number of years-- anywhere from five to 10 years-- to ultimately resolve and bring back a completely healthy and vibrant housing market. and so i look at it right now as the level of the flood waters have peaked. it's just a matter of working the flood waters away. >> reporter: the one factor above all others that will determine the pace of the housing recovery is jobs. unless there's a significant drop in the nation's 9% unemployment rate, many potential homebuyers will stay

because there's reference to that in this new book that i just got by chance, better than prozac, samuel h.barrantes, quite a story there, that they can manipulate genes so as to provide a level of what, sanity, full sanity that the victim had been deprived of. do you want to make any points on the subject of the future? >> i think it would be exciting to say we are able to invent drugs that can work a longer period of time. the complaint is that people will an srri that works and it will peter out and then they have to find a different one that works. >> it happens in a small minority of patients t doesn't happen often. >> and with benzodiazepines, people have to take more and more. they become less effective. >> that's not true, not for my patients f people are using these medications as they are indicated for medically -- in fact, my patients use of benzodiazepines goes down, because they get less anxious. they start saying i can do this. i don't need all this medicine. so the medicine use goes down. >> the economic implications of this. does insurance pay for the kinds of drugs we ha

day care -- >> reporter: the cadence and drawing so sweet and so cloying and that voice, yes, it's samuelackson. >> hell, no, you can't go to the bathroom. you know where you can go, go the bleep to sleep. >> reporter: the video viral. it was even a book. mansbach says it is not meant for kid. >> it even says on the back, "don't read this book to children." >> reporter: but for parents -- >> everybody who picks up the book knows exactly where it's coming from getting e-mails from parents saying they're much less alone. >> reporter: with every cute little verse. >> go the [ bleep ] to

and that voice, yes, it's samuel l. jackson. >> hell, no, you can't go to the bathroom.u can go? to sleep. >> reporter: mansbach says this book is not meant for kids. >> everybody who picks up the book knows exactly where it's coming from. i'm getting a lot of e-mails from parents saying they're feeling much less alone. even now, when they go in and it takes them two hours to put their kid to bed, they know across the globe, there are millions of other parents stuck in dark rooms with toddlers who can't get them to go to sleep. >> reporter: who, with every cute, little verse, quietly mutter a forgivable curse. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> the father with the father's day gift for other parents. >>> that is "world news" for this saturday night. we're always online at abcnews.com. dan and bianna, with "gma," first thing tomorrow. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> alan: nearly 60 billboard around oakland are raising a controversy. they show a baby and read, black and beautiful, with an antibiotic abortion web site on the bottom. som

i'm very much--i mean, "hey," you know, "samuel clemens." let's hear it for mark twain. he's wonderful. i can't stand the thought that people are going to throw out huckleberry finn and put nappy hair in. you know, that's not the way. let me ask-- one of the things people who work in the area of fighting off censorship, we tend to demonize people who want to censor. there is a sense that, you know, "these are the people who walk into walls, "and they're not well-read, "and they-- they're just determined to shut out the world." but are there times when a parent could go to a school administrator and say, "look, my son or daughter is reading this in the fourth grade, and it's really not appropriate"? would that always be wrong? i think a thoughtful-- a thoughtful parent coming into school to talk about something is always welcome. it's the zealot that we all jump away from. thoughtfulness is appreciated always. is it--is it, then, that teacher's job to change the book? i don't know. (mannino) well, i'm hoping that the decision-- people make bad decisions. i mean, not every

supplying guns to cartels there but nato is saying otherwise no it's to kill this too right admiral samuel locklear the top u.s. commander in the libya operation probably didn't for nato as well explicitly stated in a meeting with senior american politicians that the airstrikes over libya were intended to kill it off well admiral your you're doing a terrible job that's the case but if we're going to cause blowback and we can't we at least make sure we actually achieve these shortsighted goals. could the administration and the admiral be telling the truth there maybe one wants to have an expensive war for the sake of the military industrial complex and the other wants to make the military look good and it's failing miserably speaking of blowback our favorite religious fanatics know nothing about those guys the taliban are trying out their hand in the hospitality industry it didn't go over so well for them though or anyone for that matter at least nineteen are dead after a group of taliban fighters armed with rocket propelled grenades stormed the intercontinental continental hotel yesterday

we brew octoberfest, winter lager, noble pils, and right now, there's summer ale. [ bob ] samuel adamsg spice called grains of paradise. -it's citrusy. -lemon. -flavorful. -refreshing. -wow. [ man ] sam adams summer ale -- there's just something about it. it's like, totally reminds you of summer, you know? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're back with elijah wood, and we're going to play a game called "stump." and last time you were here, we played this game you discovered it in the woods of vermont. >> that's right. in the wild. >> jimmy: in the wild. that's how you learned this game. it was so much fun we have to play it again. here's the way it works. >> i love that it's coming back. this is great. >> jimmy: this is really good. [ laughter ] i like this. we have a stump and two nails, okay? one's yours, one's mine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the object of the game is to be the first to hit your opponent's nail flush into the stump. >> correct. >> jimmy: you earn hits of the other guy's nail by flipping the hammer and catching it in one fluid motion, right? >> that's right, yeah. >> ji

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