better call saul? >> yes. amc.un on we'll start shooting in may. >> but her call saul -- better call saul. >> it is not way to be breaking bad 2.0, it is going to be its own unique project. >> three things we all thought we knew about saul goodman that we didn't really know? he sleeps with a teddy bear that is -- i do not know what is sown inside and would not be surprised if it was money. he writes all his own commercials. >> better call saul. by the way, he likes to remind people that saul goodman is just a character, bob boden kirk is a family guy. people come up to him and say, i love paul goodman -- saul goodman. >> it is good that saul goodman is staying inside the television, but i love him too. breaking bad was one of the most bins were the shows on netflix. do you think that better call saul will have the same appeal? >> netflix is betting on that. they're going to make this show available on the netflix platform shortly after it airs on amc. additionally, it will be available through netflix in the intern

. >>> saul. saul! >> rose: his iconic role as a spanish wordsman in rob reiner's film the princess bride has gained cult status. >> my name is monday toy avment you killed my father. prepare to die. >> he also a broadway veteran of more than 30 years and interpreter of stephen sondheim. i'm enormously pleased to have mandy patinkin back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: you're just back from australia. >> yes. >> rose: doing what? >> i was doing a series of concerts there with my dear friend nathan gunn, the wonderful, glorious-- glorious opera singer who just started rehearsals today at the met for magic flute. and we did three concerts in australia, sydney, business done-- brisbon, melbourne and automaticland and did one there. it was fascinating. i thought i was exhausted like i'd never been exhausted before. between traveling where i had to go mo morocco to film some stuff and then to l.a. for some family. and i said to my wife, i said oh my god, honey, will i get through the

saul." bob has had a pretty cool year. bad" you probably know him as saul goodman. >> i have actually written the show that i am on. i have channeled some of that negative energy. it has been a whole new career for me and really exciting. just to show up and get this all,cter, who is not me at -- >> did you think the world was going to fall in love with a sleazy lawyer? >> i did not think that everyone would love the sleaze ball with a comb-over. but they love him because he is inside the tv. >> once a plate on netflix and you could really be watching it, and you could see it from one moment to the next, it snowballed in such a big way. we are done, when i say we are done. >> so we are coming back as "better call saul." >> 2014? >> that is when it is slated to run on amc. we will shoot in may. what you will find with the saul goodman show is that it will not be breaking bad to point out. 2.0."breaking bad >> they wanted to ask three things we wanted to know about saul goodman. >> i would not be surprised if there is money

to ask three things we wanted to know about saul goodman. >> he sleeps with a teddy bear.ot be surprised if there is money in there. he has never seen the inside of a court room, which is pretty good for a lawyer. he writes all his own commercials. >> so john, if it is not going to be "breaking bad" 2.0, so what is it going to be? >> i am not going to give any spoilers here, but it is a fresh start for the lawyer. this is a show that has had a lot of success because of new media, because of platforms like netflix, because in the early days, the audience was not that strong and then people started binge watching it. that got people excited about the show. that is one reason why netflix announced that they would have this show available right after it airs on amc. >> thank you. looking forward to it. speaking of "breaking bad," be amc hit was one of the most tweeted-about show of the fall 2013 season. amc's "the walking dead" was in second place. the super bowl was the overall most tweeted tv event, generating 24 million tweets. how are artists using technology to get fans t

three things you do not know about saul. do not knowings we about mark barton.ites his own material. >> most of it. quick sleeps with a teddy bear? i do not think so. we'll leave the other to the imagination. could a banking boom help dixons ? at car be taking a look sales. ♪ >> time for company news. china's luxury slowed to the lowest paid in 13 years. his answer made it to of increased two percent this year compared to 7 -- it is said that it increased to two percent this year compared to seven percent on last year. the bigger drop in three weeks after analysts said twitter new advertising products may not be enough. communication is said to have added goldman sachs to help with time court -- time warner cable bid. it is also said to be working with bank of america and deutsche bank. >> welcome back to "countdown." i am anna edwards. >> i am mark barton. european auto sales are out. hans nichols joins us from berlin. have we turned a corner? the outgoing ceo of gm would certainly like to think so. the last few months we saw slight increases but for the overal

his name was saul. tarsus in asia minor, he was a pharisee, a member of a powerful jewish movement. >> and he thought that this was a blasphemous idea that the messiah would be somebody who was crucified, because for most jews the messiah must be a figure of grandeur and power. how can you say that a crucified man is the messiah? >> as he understands it, the appropriate response to this is to persecute, to cut out, to destroy this messianic jewish movement that is happening, that is focused on jesus of nazareth, and that's what he does. >> saul was at the forefront of that persecution, says the book of acts. breathing threats and murder, saul set off in furious pursuit of jesus followers who had fled to damascus. >> damascus was a holy place, and there were those who thought the messiah, the christ, would appear in damascus. >> but while on the road to damascus, saul had an extraordinary vision. suddenly, a light from heaven flashed around him, says the book of acts. he fell to the ground and heard a vo

i hope saul goodman goes that far. odehat's in store for bob nkirk?use the fans want more material. he tells us the show "better call saul" will start shooting in may. >> it lives on. >> yeah. tempted to give away the by tomorrow. -- byte tomorrow. don't tell emily. anniversary of the first rehearsal we did for bloomberg west. >> yeah. is aive-year comment reminder of how long breaking bad was on. bloomberg.com, check it out. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bottom line." the intersection of business and economics of a main street perspective. the house of representatives passage a budget deal as speaker boehner wishes back against opposition. on fcc votes to end the ban cell phone calls in flight. we look at the massive pr blitz for the film "anchorman 2." to our viewers here in united states and those of you who are joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories that are making headlines tonight.

i hope saul goodman goes that far. >> what's in store for bob odenkirk?-off show because the fans want more material. he tells us the show "better call saul" will start shooting in may. >> it lives on. >> yeah. >> i'm tempted to give away the byte tomorrow. don't tell emily. the three-year anniversary of the first rehearsal we did for bloomberg west. >> yeah. his five-year comment is a reminder of how long breaking bad was on. >> bloomberg.com, check it out. ♪ ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm cory johnson in for emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get to the rundown. we have just learned a new candidate to replace steve ballmer, not exactly a household name. johnny-come-lately, that is the largest public pension and apple

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we could have filled them saul l but we kept them as a reminder as to why this is so important. >> that is what the congregation remembered today. a message rest o mess resonatind white. >> he has already paved the way for us we have to walk on the path. i think it's important that mandela liberated all. he liberal rated wasp south africans from being the scum of the earth. >> they remember mandela. they remember the will legend. >> does the future worry you? >> yes. >> everyone in the throa streetd celebrating and how do we translate that to some of the mistakes he made when he left office. >> this country has extremely high unemployment and low consumer confidence. there is a lot of work to be done to match the promises made 20 years ago. >> a lot of promises unfilled. >> let's go to los angeles now where many are gathering to pay their respects from nelson mandela. he visited the city in 1990 and brian, mandela holds a special place for those parishioners whawhatyoucan caught tha can call that his home church there in la. there is going to be a special service in an hour dedicated to

still ahead, the breaking bad is not "better call saul," is coming to amc, but first we catch up withhat sleazy lawyer himself. he will tell us alive all about it coming up on this hour. ♪ >> who can i do? ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. now to a major deal in hollywood. silver lake management has agreed to pay $2.3 billion to acquire talent agency img. they are doing the deal on behalf of william morris endeavor entertainment. why are william morris and silver lake making this deal? >> i have some exciting news. this has a lot to do with professional sports. this is a business that represent pop music talent. you just awesome images of taylor swift. but you are also seeing images of peyton manning, an img client. there is a real battle to being big in sports and hollywood. caa, one of the rival agencies, rd has a big sports arm. they were in bidding for the img business. real relativity also has a big sports arm. sports is when of the biggest names on television. that is why people keep watching television. it has a lot to do with wme expanding its empire. >> ari emanuel runs wil

end of funds but the abuse saul's for education in gun. it's not enough to cover all disks the need to disclose that on the trees so does that the good in some but you do inflicting it once off my it or tenants and the owner has promised to do it's a definite come to a head it's. going to. happen and i've. got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. stay with substory. let's get this guy like you but schmear that guy's stead of working for the people motivations the mainstream media are working for each other bribery misdeeds you know what. they did run it well. we're. big bucks like. everybody's going to do is joe did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution should come to fox that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy trek albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and out across several we've been hijacked why a handful of powerful transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our foundin

. >> dad saul about the ball game. the girls are not digging it. >> mom, girls, not interesting. >>> coming up, procrastinators coming up. we have all the details you need. >>> plus, the "duck dynasty" debate comes to cracker barrel. >>> and a golden retriever's trip almost tragic. but this, a happy ending. >>> welcome back. it's crunch time. just two days until christmas. it's not just shoppers in a frenzy this year. vaels off because of the bad weather. there are more discounts this year. online customers have until today to order if the the they want the presents by christmas. check websites for the deadlines. >>> shoppers will be able to find "duck dynasty" items at cracker barrel stores. the restaurant chain has apologized by offending loyal customers in the first place. they were removed after fill robertson's anti-gay remarks. >>> a major deal for am. china mobile is going to sell the iphone. apple's growth rate has been slowing and market share slipping. china mobile's 7 million subscribers could change that. >

ended funds that saul's for education and. it's not enough to cover all this the. on the trees so das that the good in some but redoing for me it was off my at cotton and the owner has promised to do it but definitely it come to a head it's. going to. syria in collapse western backed rebels trouble either been routed or on the run saudi supported jihad it's now prevailed in rebel held territory civilian populations terrorized meanwhile assad remains in power with his military intact what's next for syria's. largest consumer of the seas and i see it with me in the country is the federal government to simply say this property of the united states government. is the united states' number damage and it was done troubling us to realize you can't just buy. your own just throw it away this is a problem for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dumb site here this is going to here is not always a low enough class it produces of these little i think should be able to collect at least i believe the vision responsible for

also look at this story of the trade twenty set seemed to get at saul cia contract it turned whistleblower edward snowden exposed america's far reaching global surveillance.

i did and start up companies like you can see in the innovation of the year saul when talking about a month to three hundred to four hundred and ten he said he knew what accompanies it and dom sub categories that doves companies. ideally we'd like. medibank is the varied than against any anime. when we are talking about what job we usually think about it tap will be hopping in our house and we get to and someone said that say you can find in companies that deal in me that way smarter to two weeks. we want to be a fixation. even we the security we have seen is due to the secure out where we want to and what every services. green energies and israeli company that was chosen by the palestinian authority to help them so their sewage problems in the streets of their cities and villages as in i know it's been down many many pitches total to a man at the dawn of the submissions to the whistle to treatment i would technology since it is simply a cost effective both in terms of capital investment in the personal cost was chosen to a be a solution for those that village isn't doing too many hit

the story of the simple guy from a province oak on the film talks about how the main character named saul and goes to the republican new construction and them a towel and released a study in the hippo that is their chance when he makes friends and becomes a director of the largest metallurgical complex. the largest and was chosen for the film for me are not around but it cannot and made everyone older people remember their youth and how altogether. the bill he created the city and then the whole independent state what is important is that two films showing a vivid portrait of that time in the image of the main character the concert was an example for young and ambitious context said the resident costa times the film features scenes based on the memoirs of colleagues friends and associates of the president assault on gaza bias that is why there are no fictional characters art directors had to do painstaking work to recreate the atmosphere of that time and costumes and interior. rachel causal collected throughout the country in the trip produced in the nineteen fifties was specifically brou

president biden is on a six nation tour that will take them from tokyo to be djing and then on to saul the trip was planned before chinese authorities announced last month. they set up the era defense identification zone. they said all forty aircraft was give prior notice before entry the area. they warned they may use force if planes don't obey their instructions the zone includes a group of islands the japan controls in china and taiwan claim japanese leaders have been urging china to withdraw its declaration. my dad started his tour in japan the highlight us japan rotations. he first visited the headquarters of the major ninety firm dna. the company was founded by a female entrepreneur of the local member he spoke with the staff to get their take on what makes a good work environment for women. prime minister ahmed has made it a priority to create more opportunities for women in the workplace as part of his economic growth strategy. my dad also met japan's crown prince. not a people the crown prince expressed his gratitude for us support after northeastern japan was hit by the earth

and try to come up with the ruling that saul's it properly this colin. he owned up to can i every week pictures from the gun to find a published on the day's events. many potential innocent already made contact with god this is not volunteering to give out these treasures. pujols as it does mean is i'm very much of the federal republic of germany the state of bavaria lawyers for spots. it reaches a sensible understanding with mr brodie they can keep it in plain stubborn. an old man goes further damage and if we fail to find a reasonable solution consequently many of them is music. i made this campaign has received information to suggest one of the family's paintings could be in the next election. i can't continue fighting for its return i feel as if to say. a a ay ay ay ay. meeks was easy to see that millions of europeans as they click here or others instead of the road national currencies. until recently it was fun to play with that the euro would survive the current crises some countries but piling up huge mountains of debt the policy makers in europe

for the classics -- ♪[ music ] >> reporter: -- just around the corner from the berkeley synagogue, saul'seli and restaurant is booming. >> 59 minute wait for a table. >> reporter: must be good because folks are waiting that long. they are dancing in the streets. this couple are treating their family from new york. across town, i know it's a cliche but yes, of course 7- eleven is open. >> we never, ever close. this is my 18th year and i don't remember that i have closed for a single day. >> reporter: today it's a family affair. he and his son are working so the other employees have some time off. local customers are glad, too. >> we are getting champagne for some more mimosas. >> come get gas for christmas. >> reporter: the shell station is another business that never closes. ever. >> we are very glad that this gas station is open at this very moment because we needed it. >> reporter: if you are looking to stretch your legs a little, the san francisco zoo is open. usually cold and windy, today it is rm. at muir woods, they are open. the forest makes a great break from the tree in your livi

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you know europe well you lived in france you hold a master's from saul bunn the e.u.s not just a blue flag with stars but it's also europe in crisis and numerous questions bureaucrats. contacts are mainly dictated by brussels and everything starting from agriculture to immigration publicists are decided they're small members are really asked their opinion or taken into account who decides and political and economic advantages. well that's an interesting question however i would like to underline one point we are well aware of all those difficult is that will have to face and overcome heart over georgia does not have a better choice europe is the only right way without the there is nothing better than your you may know something better if so please let me know in europe european culture this is our historical choice and i understand the high level of bureaucracy and i understand that the decision making process is more complicated dear yet there is more safety there are more of the benefits that this is why we spar to join europe. so you say that georgia shares the eur

stories about democracy human rights saul. it's really a jew who chased him and expertise into action old is mourning the loss of one of the twentieth century's my stall iconic beaches nelson on bennett has died aged ninety five off that unknown illness. south africa's first black president in them and he led the country after decades of apartheid to democracy stands is finely is being used to tighten into an hispanic friends gathered in the ctc curry for them and they knew is that the banks celebrates his legacy. the first thing he knew he's expected to be buried in a private family santa cruz high in the name in accordance with his wishes quilt ladies praise monday and i sit here i'm up on time and the chilling thing justice. some of the nice cutting two teeth have come from the tank to store smith reports. make every single newspaper this morning that is at pictures month at a house across the front page it happens will say that that date nights was the friendly adding on to build a new film of nelson on dennis and i know w

saul's upcoming announcement is expected to further raise tensions with neighboring nations. and with washington have any privacy. tokyo the fourteenth countering beatings latest declaration is always the same day test victory at us like it china's air defense tillamook be one of the key issues addressed by american vice president joe biden during a speech at work this week. the white house said that by the express us concerns to officials the bj hoff also very witty and allies for me and japan. on sunny and nice. witnesses said the asia pacific region rising over time as new air defense selling us vice president joe biden sit down with japanese prime minister so i bid on tuesday demanded reports on how biden stressed the importance of dialogue and avoiding conflict. us vice president joe biden met with japanese prime minister shinzo lot in tokyo on tuesday with security issues surrounding the asia pacific region topped the agenda would depend on that over time as controversial new air defense oh five is set out to reassure topic that the us japan alliance is the cornerstone

the chief of saul's intel agency also said that times two closest call to announce the eu high intensity it. i'm rested and then publicly executed late last month the nis also confirmed cousins brother in law and that therefore silly called decker bus. after like two minus two hundred. solis is not the person's abilities may get from a conflict of interest is to make senior minutes of the story. in a bid to solidify his power to keep telling us all to place dozens of high ranking officials with the un officials and police and fifteen. the number of executions has also increased significantly from seventeen last year to forty days the air. and the north korean leader is also pouring some five hundred million dollars into building exhibitions design idolize the national intelligence service also said milton provocations and regrets for what we are on the rides. if not we had a good point about sixty attack trekkers and about to put a heavy artillery units closer to its border with south korea despite all these moves for it that's in his power not that cheap the freebies intelligence agency

and i think campbell auspice is going to avoid going to the ground with him he's the better wrestler saul to keep the fight on his feet and he's the better stand a fighter thirty four year old near it's himself set to face a tough test next february the elimination make out with the right to stay in the enemy's elite competition see against keep boxing specialist alex do over again but if i could be your last fight here cecil the way i look at it is just one more time to perform you know if you go out there and you start putting something you know the fights are to happen regardless of what pressure i put on it so any kind of thoughts that i put upon that fight is just extra and all. internal pressure that i'm adding to something that doesn't exist i enjoy martial arts i enjoy being a fighter i enjoy the my job is to go in the gym and train. you know as long as i continually pull a paycheck and i can keep my wife happy about the fact i'm gone all day i think continue to live the lifestyle so that's what. frank near and for greece they were doomed one as triumph for many ops and downs bein

for excessive use of force a situation that's likely to repeat itself the storm around says jeremy saul an associate professor abil can't university in ankara. the fact is the prime minister has a very very strong supporters and they will believe anything he says has become more authoritarian of the last four years as you know and one can trace many kind of milestones in that progress be the last elections in one very very comfortably we saw for example the beauty of the arab spring the way that he had of the sunni syrian process was extremely aggressive and confrontational very abusive and that in the characters of his he's moving in dealing with a protest inside his own country. kind of middle class people who have a genuine reason to protest government policies and he doesn't seem to understand that he doesn't seem to think that the protest is genuine they're all part of some kind of plot. and we'll continue to follow the interest in turkey so stay with us for the latest developments right here in our national and online of course at r.t. dot com. any new york federal judge has decla

making people think a more about what is going on in their kitchen so they are looking at mixers as saulf the implements. i am not saying the bake-off has turned dixons around. it shows you that products and the right moment as long as you the right product at the right time on display which is what customers want. you are hitting your stride. dixons is doing that from the technology side and in terms of the baking. from the ceo. >> a legend. you are right. it is fashionable to bait into the u.k. where it was not two years ago. that translates to sales. >> you have to remember. they are all carrying through. people go out and restock in terms of refrigerators and goats. would you buy new, you want new technology and you want to be able to adopt the home. >> still with us is chief strategist at cross bridge capital. ,ere talking before the break you are more cautious in europe and other parts of the world. what you like? we come back to the question of -- well not seen it this year. europe is out of recession. the food sector. what is happening in china. and other stocks in europe. the me

down i think campbell auspice is going to avoid going to the ground with him he's the better wrestler saul to keep the fight on his feet and he's the better stand up fighter thirty four year old near his himself said to face a tough task next february the elimination make up with the right to stay in the enemy's elite competition see against key bucks and specialist o'brien but if i could be your last fight here cecil the way i look at it is just one more time to perform you know if you go out there and you start putting something you know the fights are to happen regardless of what pressure i put on it so any kind of thoughts that i put upon that fight is external or internal pressure that i'm adding to something that doesn't exist i enjoy martial arts i enjoy being a fighter i enjoy the my job is to go in the gym and train. you know as long as i continually pull a paycheck and i can keep my wife happy about the fact i'm gone all day i think continue to live the lifestyle so that's what. frank near and for bree say were doomed one as triumph for many absent downs being in glory the other

remarkably well because they have had difficult games they played many big teams in the league and of over saulong position in the league. they just came off with a win from man united. it was a big warnings 3w- before play these teams. they have exceptional results. and that keeps us on our toes an for us it's a big game. >>> tiger woods leads the pga world challenge in california by two shots going into sunday's final round. check out the shots of the day. it came from bubba watson holing in his chip he would finish 3-under 69. tiger lead by two shots and zach johnson even par at 72 at sherwood country club to go 11-under overall. you know, zach and you ar are ot together again and it will be fun. >> bubba made a move and he is right there. three guys have a real good shot at it. >>> in sun city in south africa jamie donaldson hold as three stroke lead. the welshman had four days on the back 9. donaldson is ahead of bjorn in the race for the $1.25 million purse. >>> tennis former world number one maria sharapova has rirnd td to the court for the first time follow a shoulder injury. 12-10 bas1

we a saul th saw all the picturt was it like? >> i didn't see any tears. i didn't see any crying. i just saw celebration, joy, singing. you know, those protest songs that they used to have, they connect with the fact that he gave up 27 years of his life for them while in jail. >> coming up, our series on guns in america. california has some of the stricter gun laws in the country. some say it should be a model for the rest of the country. plus he guarded nelson mandela behind bars. the unlikely bond between warden and prisoner. the anger all one sided? i hear rumblings from the people who cover the heat that the heat are not in love with players in the payer side, there is real hate here. >> there better be. they can really mess it up for them. when they dislike there, yeah, i think there is dislike but they've got the bravado. they got their chests out. it's still their game. but that's where the home court advantage is important, this game is important because miami used game seven to advance to the championship. they don't get one tonight, i mean, they don't get one in the end,

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. >> we will saul that in london, as well. there were people out there all day.ert ker now, our correspondent in jan hannessburg. she's done a extraordinary job since he passed. she has been embraced by the man, covering him for years and takes a look back now at the man's life and the struggle that really defined who he was. ♪ >> nelson mandela's struggle for freedom defined had his life. he was born in the remote hills of south africa's eastern cape. he was given the name hole had i siz we which means troublemaker. he was given the name nelson by a teacher later on. after studying law, his trouble making politics ticks began, and as a boxer he became adept at picking fights and sparring with the an hart hide authority which had increased its oppression against the black population. it was there that mandela made the crucial decision to take up an arms struggle launch the armed wing. he was militant and a fire brandie fointly burning his passbook, a dred the document the an hart hide authorities used to control the movement of south africa's black population. >>

for the classics -- [ music ] >> reporter: --just around the corner from the berkeley synagogue, saul's deli and restaurant is booming. >> 59 minute wait for a table. >> reporter: must be good because folks are waiting that long. they are dancing in the streets. this couple are treating their family from new york. across town, i know it's a cliche but yes, of course 7- eleven is open. >> we never, ever close. this is my 18th year and i don't remember that i have closed for a single day. >> reporter: today it's a family affair. he and his son are working so the other employees have some time off. local customers are glad, too. >> we are getting champagne for some more mimosas. >> come get gas for christmas. >> reporter: the shell station is another business that never closes. ever. >> we are very glad that this gas station is open at this very moment because we needed it. >> reporter: if you are looking to stretch your legs a little, the san francisco zoo is open. usually cold and windy, today it is warm. at muir woods, they are open. the forest makes a great break from the tree in your

. >> something like this happens and saul of a sudden the old barriers, those differences that keep usrt disappear because it's not just a recognition that i know how much more important that is, but they do, too. and they look out and they realize that you lost someone, and that brings us closer together. >> is it in some ways a sign of the times that he was almost a little surprised by that simple act of kindness? >> his son died and he's talking about how many democrats in the senate, his colleagues reached out to him and comforted him and, yeah, he had a level of surprise. i do think it's how sad things have gotten here in washington that there is any level of surprise. the reason i was interested in the story and talking to the senator is not just because it's so compelling to have to go into the holidays carrying this kind of pain, his 52-year-old son, nearly 52, died last month. but at a time when personal relations have soured, there's a glimmer of hope that comes from this story and how he interacted with his democratic and republican colleagues and how his own attitude change

there is a guru of the left named saul olin sky. people are pretty familiar with him by now, a machiavellian who said, i mean, there's one message of the book which is don't telegraph your agendas. lie. that's if you want to introduce a comprehensive, state-run health care system otherwise known as communism. what you do is, first of all, you call it single-payer as though that's a very benign thing. it's not benign if the state controls everybody's access to health care. can decide what kind of health care you can get, what you can't and knows all of your financial and health information. that's a totalitarian state right there. secondly, you don't sell it as a totalitarian system, you sell it as we're going to insure the up insured. -- uninsured. and, of course, you all are probably by now familiar with the fact that obama care is not going to insure the uninsured. there will be 30 be million uninsured people when it's over if there aren't 300 million uninsured people when it, hopefully, collapses. not too long ago ruth bader gins

[laughter] among them, the national book award, the saul bellow award for achievement in american functioned by president clinton this 988 -- in 1988 and a gold medal bestowed by the american academy of arts and letters. i thought that he should be home instead of spending his time going to evenings like this, he should be home writing his novels. and short stories better than the out accepting another award this evening that would divert him from his more important work. so that was my second thought after the first thought of being honored to introduce him. then i remembered that nothing diverts him from his work with. his work. once my wife annie and i took a vacation with edgar and helen, the love of him life whom he -- his life whom he calls captain tidy because she keeps cleaning up after him. [laughter] we went to some island in the caribbean. those were the days before computers came along, so at six in the morning we would hear edgar's typewriter clacking away. and i knew from the days when he worked as an editor-in-chief at dial press where his writers included among ore toes nor

saul bellow said you could walk down the street on a chicago night and not sure if what they were saying because everyone was listening to the radio. primarily you would listen to the whole speech. now the network is divided. the national newspapers came at my time, the turn of 20th century. even sometimes when i'm writing checks i am writing 1913 instead of 2013. the national newspapers have emerged in the early 20th century replacing partisan press. in the old days you would only read your newspaper if you are republican or democrat. lincoln gave a great speech that was carried out on the shoulders of his people and the democratic news he fell on the ground and he bade ludham and histamine in the same speech. national newspapers and radio and television here we are again divided media. you only hear a part of the president's speech. her attention span has so diminished. the guys that wrote about them in the magazine were given two years to write a the thousand word thesis month after month and people read them and talked about them. i'm just not sure that anybody would be given that am

lloyd's of saul's very plain have voiced their displeasure. compare and he just waved me off that neolithic remains stonehenge to a victorian peep show. one of europe's oldest most serious man made attractions getting a twenty seven million pounds make over. it includes a twenty first century state of the art visitors we've been asking you on a false and get the dates of facebook page is its germany's job to fix europe and ask our panel now in its content the eye. off he is indeed time for the most intense debate. call it an unwritten rite of passage. no sooner has a new leader in paris or berlin been sworn in. across the rhine for dinner and updates. which is the swearing in thursday's eu summit in brussels on the merkel is impacts merkel three you might say reelected twice. this time with a huge forty two percent of votes short of an outright majority back in a grand coalition with the opposition social democrats seen this in two thousand. will gauge how much time to change this because last row because they are france's socialist president

jonathan capehart and james saul. i want to start with a quote from the pope himself as the person of the year. he has rawritten that humanity s experienced a turning point in history. to improve people's welfare and health and education. and yet the majority of our contemporaries are living barely from day to day. inequality is increasingly evident. and he talks about the commandment thou shall not kill. he says we should take the same approach to an economy of exclusion and inequality. he wrote that such an economy kills. pretty strong language. is that kind of emphasis and leadership he has offered a part of why he was selected, do you think? >> absolutely. pope francis was named person of the year simply for bringing back christianity to fundamental christianity 101. which is that, you know, christ came to bring good news to the poor. and i just want to say, isn't it refreshing, can't we celebrate the fact that someone who was named person of the year for their beliefs, like critiquing free market economics, rathe

>> as i said, we investigated short-term effects of energy ingredients and we saul a contract tilty changehich we can measure using an advanced mri technique which is able to measure very delivered changes contractedility. we used a small dosage in healthy volunteers. there are no concerns about a reason alan intake of energy drink in such a cohort. but as we talk, the amount of caffeine or in energy drinks are much higher than in carbonated sodas. so, if you have an intoxication caused by highs amounts it was caffeine, then the adverse side effects can be more efficient than in cola or sodas. so we investigated only sho short-term effects and we saw little difference and we have no concerns about consuming energy drinks in a healthy cohort. >> in a healthy group of people. >> yes. >> but as long as it's not an excessive amounted. 400 milligrams, i believe, is the number that the united states u.s. government recommends you do not exceed. if you were telling people, okay. well, how safe are these energy drinks? if you want to drink one or two, is that okay a day? how many can you drink and

saul bellow said you could walk down the street on a hot chicago night and not miss a word of what he was saying because everyone was sitting in the kitchen listening to the radio. you would listen to the whole speech up to reagan when there were three networks. now the media is divided the way it was in 19th century. the national newspapers came along at my time at the turn of the 20th century, i live in these periods. sometimes when i'm writing checks sometimes i'm writing 1913. [laughter] the national newspapers emerged in the early 20th century are placing partisan press. in the old days you would only read your newspaper if you are a republican or whig or democrat. linking gave a great speech and was carried out on the shoulders of his people. he fell on the ground and they booed and hissed him in the same speech. we got it way from that and now here we are again divided media. you may only watch her all my favorite television station and our attention span is so diminished. the guys that i wrote about and mccoys magazine were given two years i'm a clue her. ida tarbell ray baker

[laughter] among them the national book award, the saul bellow award for achievement and american fictiondent clinton in 1988 and the gold medal bestowed by the american academy of arts and letters. i thought that he should we home instead of spending his time going to evenings like this. he should be home writing his novels and short stories. better than be out accepting at another award this evening that would divert him from his more important work. so that was my second thought after the first thought of being honored to introduce him. then i remembered that nothing diverts him from his work. once my wife annie and i took a vacation with edgar and hell in the love of his life whom he calls captain tidy because she keeps cleaning up after him. we went to some island in the caribbean. those were the days before computers came along, so at 6:00 in the morning we would hear it edgars tie fighter clacking away i knew from the days when he worked as an editor in chief at dial press for his writers included among others norman mailer, james baldwin and william kennedy, that one should never