sean: lo sÉ.["feliz año nuevo" en chino] sean: [lo repite] ¡feliz aÑo nuevo chino para ustedes tambiÉn! [sonidos electrónicos] sean: ¡oh, quÉ buena danza del dragÓn para celebrar el aÑo nuevo chino! noodle: y las bolitas de pasta se ven deliciosas. sean: creo que a todos les gustaron las bolitas de la suerte. [habla en chino] noodle: ¡feliz aÑo nuevo chino! todos: ¡adiÓs, sean! sean: gracias, doodle. doodle: ¡por nada! >>y tambiÉn se divirtieron con sus dragones. >>sÍ, es muy divertido, ¿verdad? >>¡sÍ! >>tÚ tambiÉn podrÍas hacer un dragÓn danzarÍn en casa. ¿de quÉ color lo pintarÍas? ¡ahÍ vamos! [campanadas] me pregunto cuÁl sera nuestra prÓxima parada. ¡no te vayas, viene mÁs! [♪] ríncipe caspian. -tres. [♪] todos: ¡hola, sean! >>hola, sean, me llamo lucas y ellas son mis amigas seidi y sheili. primero iremos a la biblioteca a buscar unos libros para la hora de los cuentos. ¿dÓnde podrÍamos llevarlos? >>hum... ¡ajÁ! tengo una idea. ¡abrÓchense los cinturones! >>listo, sean. [ladridos] >>¡todos, a

sean: eso es un plan. nos vemos. todos: ¡adiÓs, sean! >>¡hey, sean, date prisa! ¡ja, ja!lindo tu osito teddy. >>se llama eddy. >>¡bien! hola, teddy eddy. >>te estÁ saludando. [ríe] >>genial. bien, noodle, a eddy y a ti les encantarÁ lo que haremos hoy. haremos otro oso de peluche, pero este estarÁ hecho de pan. >>¡guau! podemos llamarlo oso pancito. >>eso es, oso pancito. >>oh, ¿quÉ es eso? ¡oh! eddy dice que ya se lavÓ las patas. >>¡ah! >>y yo me lavÉ las manos, sean. ¿y tÚ? >>yo tambiÉn lo hare, noodle y eddy. pronto estarÉ listo. [risas] ♪ lavo, lavo, lavo hasta que queden limpias... ♪ noodle: anda, sean, limpiecitas. ♪ lavo, lavo, lavo hasta hacerlas brillar. ♪ ♪ y con todo muy limpio vamos a cocinar. ♪ ambos: ¡ahora vamos a cocinar! sean: lo primero serÁ preparar la maza con las instrucciones del empaque de harina. ¿lo ven? >>ok. >>y despuÉs hay que esperar a que la maza aumente. hay que darle tiempo. >>¡ay! no quiero esperar. >>ah, bien, noodle, no tendrÁs que hacerlo, porque ya la tengo hecha. >>¡genial! >>tomaremos la maza de esta >>¡genial! >>tomaremos la maza de

sean hannity creating his own village. >> sean hannity cherry-picked a few words from a sentence to fitis message. >> this knucklehead, this idiot. >> sean, wherever you want to debate, you name the place, the time. [ bleep ] >> i go a capella. >> come on, give me a chance, sean. let's see if i'm the knucklehead that you think i am. let's have a debate, sean hannity. ♪ >> oh, it's friday. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. who do you trust? you know, trust is a heck of a thing. trust is huge in your personal life. who do you trust in business? who do you trust, people at work, people in your neighborhood? who do you trust on obama care? all the coverage out there and everything that's taken place, especially this week. this week has really been a very interesting week. but who do you trust, and what influences you? you know, when i was growing up, there was a lot of news in the '60s. my mom was a high school english teacher, my dad was an aeronautical engineer, he worked for the government at the norfolk naval air base, and when they would come home, we would

(sonido ambiente). >> sean, sean! ♪. ♪. >> sean! ♪. >> ¿estÁs bien?. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> es el mayor robo de efectivo en la historia norteamericana, 8 millones de dÓlares robados a una compaÑÍa que traslada valores. >> pudieron ser cerca de 30 millones de dÓlares, todo en efectivo, en billetes de 50 y de 100. >> detectives y agentes del fbi intentan resolver el mayor robo de dinero en efectivo en la historia de estados unidos. >> los investigadores del fbi, de la policÍa de nueva york subieron al techo de una compaÑÍa de camiones blindados del bronx, luego de que los ladrones perforaron el techo y dieron con el motÍn mÁs grande de la historia. >> la policÍa tambiÉn dijo que una cÁmara de seguridad que apunta la bÓveda fue movida, llevando a especular que los ladrones tuvieron ayuda interna. >> hasta ahora no se ha recuperado ni un centavo, pero los oficiales del fbi dicen que tienen varias pistas y son optimistas en cuanto a encontrar el dinero. >> si supiera, estarÍa ahi con una pala buscÁndolo. (risas). >> en verdad, aÚn no sabemos nada. >> eddie, eddie,

and let's check in with robert flores. >> all right, sean. that tight game between northwestern and michigan in overtime. cane poulter scores from inside the 1. that ties it, and we're going to a second overtime. coming up here on abc, marquise lee and usc, 4-1 under interim head coach ed orgeron. they will host number four stanford. >> sean: ron kellogg in at quarterback for nebraska. two minutes to go. abdullah. out of bounds. he looks a little surprised, chris, that abdullah's still in the game. the game is gone. if something happens to abdullah with two minutes to go in a three-touchdown game, you can pretty much cash in the rest of the year. >> chris: yeah, knock on wood, the way their injuries have been going this year, that's one guy you want to keep healthy. >> sean: on the block. kellogg passes to bell. he's shoved out of bounds by trae waynes. 1:44 to go. we talked about the difference between last year and this year in michigan state, and they've turned this close game into a one-sided affair late. mark dantonio telling them you wi

sean: muy bien, tenemos un plan. nos vemos pronto. adiÓs. todos: adiÓs, sean.

good to see you. >> sean, how are you? >> i'm good.u said you won't want any of these guys in your locker room. why? >> well, listen. you know, i don't think anyone knows what happened do i think this was malicious intent? no. these guys your brain has to go into gear before your mouth operates sometimes, guys don't think before they do something. i don't think there was anything racial meant by it or anything else i don't care what was said or how. i think the guys were friends and they probably do this quite a bit. i've been around the game of football a long time. i've never seen anything like this in a locker room. when i was a head coach maybe i didn't notice things going on. but it bothers me when you say joe philbin is to blame for this, because he's not. you're operating a football team, running an organization. you've got a lot of people to worry about every day. that is the last thing you'd think would happen in the locker room. i don't know anything could have been done on his part. it's a shame. to me, it's a tragedy in a s

caption, sean hannity knockout truther.te the 27 documented incidents in 10 states coast to coast with 6 of them resulting in death, there are some news organizations across the country calling these incidents an urban myth. for example, "the l.a. times" saying blurring reality stokes fears, raises ratings, media conservatives have reported on a surge in anti-white violence by black perpetrators dubbed the knockout game. fact is, it's a myth. and the daily beast article on the topic calls the knockout game, quote, america's latest phony panic. here to debate the truth is fox news legal analyst, fox news contributor and former nypd detective and contributor. is it truth? i have a list right here and i can tell you -- by the way, the mayor of philadelphia, he says these attacks will not be tolerated. >> michael. >> yep. >> last week we did the show only it. sean, i was besieged with twitter, e-mails. we talked about it last week. i said why is it being suppressed. it's young black youth assaulting white females and white male

sean: bien, tenemos un plan. nos vemos pronto. todos: ¡adiÓs, sean! ! - ! ! ! (! >>¡sean, vamos! !

let me say this, sean. is true, even a fraction of the 129 million policies both individual policies and those provided by employers are going to be invalid and have to be rewritten and replaced. this whole thing will collapse. >> what do you mean by collapse, has been changed without having the program collapse. the politics respond to this. frankly in the democratic party in a hellish condition as of next november. everybody will be demanding changes. >> it's not just the washington post, steve. the wall street journal pointed it out. this angers me. maybe i'm old fashioned. i expect our government to tell the truth. they pointed out that the white house aides actually debated obama going out and telling the lie. they erred on the side of continuing to lie. >> listen, sean, i vice president seen the report you are referring to. >> wall street journal. >> if it's true it's outrageous. i agree that the government should tell the american people the truth all the time. sometimes the government gets it wrong.

let me say this, sean. is true, even a fraction of the 129 million policies both individual policies and those provided by employers are going to be invalid and have to be rewritten and replaced. this whole thing will collapse. >> what do you mean by collapse, pat? this is their holy grail. i understand mary landrieu -- >> steve is right. democrats and republicans are going to say, we have to put off the individual mandate. we have to put off the employer mandate until we fix this thing. you can't have 100 million people screaming and hollering that their health care program has been changed without having the program collapse. the politics respond to this. frankly in the democratic party in a hellish condition as of next november. everybody will be demanding changes. >> it's not just the washington post, steve. the wall street journal pointed it out. this angers me. maybe i'm old fashioned. i expect our government to tell the truth. they pointed out that the white house aides actually debated obama going o

. >> let me say this, sean.ody from the beginning who very much supported this law and also the president a's enthusia it is very frustrating to see the time and money spent on this making sure it passed muster politically. talking about 43 repeal attempts from congress, talking about supreme court -- >> fundamentally we got to go back to the main crux of this. the president sold this with very specific promises. and it is going to be 900 billion and per family per year $2500 savings. now the president is telling everybody oh, it's only 5%. only a small percentage of people. they're pointing out what i've been saying, 50 to 100 million americans just like the manhattan experts we've had on this program and the problem politically for the democrats and the president and the white house is that this is day after day, week after week, month after month, cancellation letters, great shock, and you can't keep your doctor. this is unsustainable politically. you ought to cut your losses not that you'll listen to me and

sean telling us sterday didn't know h at all.k was different than i expected. he's an outstanding staff guy, extremely loyal for players. sean spending the suended season in llas. saw the job that he did in dallas. impact. and it's all workingell. joe vitt right therehe long-time assistan mccown kneels down and that's going to dit from the superdome. jason garretand his team will go flying ho, take the bye week and then head to the meadowlands to take onhe gits. there it is,ost yards allowed by the cowboys in the story of the franchise. b, of course, exchanng greetings and pleasaries with a lot of the guys that he wound up coaching last year but it's all saints tonig after at one int dallas had a 10-lead, but the saints wind up winning the game by 32. 49-17 our final ore with the wendy's post-gamreport coming right up. announcer: welcome the wendy'post game report. here now, bob costas. >> behind us, of 41 performance, 4 tchdowns, no interceptions by drew brees. the saints romp 49-17. they're 7-2. theilead is a game over the surp

yes, sean. he lied. we can all agree with that. >> if the everything is predicated on a lie, why not restart the debate and have an honest one? >> let me finish. >> nobody's got one. >> that's funny. if you are free enterprise why of the 22 people you have, why isn't there one person, sean frrks the insurance companies to talk about it? today they said they do not want the policies reissued. >> that's not -- >> where is the free market speaking on this panel? >> i will give you what they said. i have the quote from them here. >> where are they? i don't see them. >> no, no. the health industry spokes people said this is a calamity and it will cost people higher premiums and it is a disaster. >> they said they don't want to reinstate insurance policies that were cancelled. >> they spent three years and millions of dollars trying to comply with the law the president passed and now six weeks before the end of the year after they have done the work, now, oops, sorry. from the heritage foundation. >> it's nove

you may remember this >> listen sean, you ignorant man. >> let me talk, sean. let me talk.>> you're a holly wood ego maniac. >> you're no talent from long island. >> good luck. >> alec, i think you need help. i do. for the sake of your family. it's out there. it's available. that is all the time we have left. remember start each morning 5:00 to 9:00 fox and friends first. we'll >>> this is a fox news alert. well, the obamacare numbers are in and they are horrible. pewer than 27,000 americans picked a healthcare plan on healthcare.gov and only 79,000 more signed up on state-run exchanges. that is only part of the nightmare and the nightmare tonight for the obama administration is giant. abc news political director rick klein joins us. nice to see you, rick. and what do these numbers mean? >> they are abyss mall. they are horrible. they are really truly awful. this is critical for the whole law. enough people to to sign up for the law for the work. obama administration 500,000 for month one. we are 20% of the way there the problem is

you may remember this >> listen sean, you ignorant man. >> let me talk, sean. let me talk. you're a holly wood ego maniac. >> you're no talent from long island. >> good luck. >> alec, i think you need help. i do. for the sake of your family. it's out there. it's available. that is all the time we have left. remember start each morning 5:00 to 9:00 fox and friends first. we'll see you tomorrow night. thanks for joining us. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we could be looking at the collapse of american liberalism. obamacare is the big thing for them. >> is that true? with president obama's poll numbers falling below 40%. is the obamacare debacle the end for the liberal movement in america? we will have a special report. >> something about if you smoke or something like that. i really don't smoke. [inaudible] >> okay. okay. >> one day after our report on obamacare navigators advising clients to lie and cheat, four people have been disciplined. we have an update also ahead on the factor miley cyrus apparently smopg pot in public. the chinese

>> great, sean, how are you?you're a great american, bill bennett, these numbers, the first time it happened on the issues of leadership, empathy, the president, not a strong leader and doesn't understand people's problems. more important, people don't view him as honest and trustworthy. what does it mean for a president? >> it means he is in serious trouble. as you said he appears to be in free fall and things may get worse. but, i'm a catholic, sean, i was taught, regarding the veil of tears. i am very cautious about the triumphist attitude some have, it is all over, this is the end of the social welfare state. it is. why would 39% of independents vote for him? seems to me the record that he has put together not just with obama care but with the lies, the deceptions, all of the lies, he will fight back, you will see big subsidies going to insurance companies and individuals. these so-called risk corridors which will try to hold the insurance companies safe. they will do everything they can to prop it up. and of

and you know me, sean. i'm a conservative. i believe we need health care reform. we need insurance reform that's coupled with tort reform. we need major change. and people are afraid of change -- >> we also have a free market. >> we've got to sell this hard. >> senator, you've lived this life. >> let me tell you. i've lived it, been it. and i've abused it as well. this was one of the great abuses. and it demonstrates -- you know the old cliche power corrupts and absolute power is the worst. i've seen it with republicans. we never quite had absolute power because we didn't have the ability to stop the filibuster in the senate. they had absolute power. they didn't give a darn. they weren't willing to listen. and they adopted a plan that unfortunately is doomed for failure. and i say unfortunately. you cannot -- you've heard the story, catch me if you can. you know, you've seen that thing. you think you're going to catch you'll these young healthy people and make them sign up and pay more money for what? not for themselves but because they're going to be part of the

desde cojines a cocinas, haz que sean inolvidables con ikea. >>> >>> la junta directiva que supervisadel presidente barack obama. >> entretanto el presidente barack obama anuncio que ahora el público tendrá 8 días más para inscribirse en un nuevo plan de salud obama care y hasta el 31 de marzo van a tener para que su poliza esté vigente. >> varias programas piensan que esto es un anuncio positivo. >> podemos entonces tener una semana más para ver qué tipo de planes nos gusta ahora la página web está funcionando mucho mejor. >> el gobierno dice que siguen trabajando en la página web para inscribirse a un plan de cobertura ♪,edica. >> se conmemoraron 50 años del asesinato del presidente john f. kennedy. >> andrea rega nos cuenta como lo recordaron en los estados unidos. >> hace 50 años la esperanza y la tristeza se unieron en 1973, palidecieron ante el asesinato de john f. kennedy. >> el asesinato corto abrupatamente eso y dejo una sensación desoladora de incomprension y desoladora. >> celebraron la vida del presidente john f. kennedy. >> john f. kennedy y nuestra ciudad estarán eternam

your speaker said that the other day. >> mo, let sean -- sean, i've going to give you the last word. >> one piece for both mo and thomas since i'm debating both of you. this is the reality. you guys jam through a bill through the house of representatives, did not care what republicans thought. in fact, when scott brown won that seat in massachusetts, you voted so quickly to ensure that not one republican will have input in the senate. and you now you complain about republicans being part of the fix. you didn't care what we had to say during the time. >> this is not true. >> nancy pelosi made it clear. you'll have to read the bill when it's passed. because you didn't want to take the time to listen to republican ideas to get republican input and now you want to blame us. that's not how it works. >> the secret is this whole thing was bit on conservative republican ideas in the first place that you all cut and ran from because this president is the one who promoted it. >> zero votes. zero republican votes because you didn't want to work with us. you didn't care about our ideas. and now

>> you're exactly right, sean. obama care is a disaster. it is hurting millions of people all across this country. sadly, all of the concerns of the millions of americans who spoke up for months are coming true and proving worse than was feared. millions of people lost their squobs or were forced into part-time work. over 5 million people had their health insurance cancelled because of obama care. as you noted, the there are more shoes getting ready to drop. one of the next is more americans will see they can't see their doctors. texas oncology has just announced it's not going to participate in obama care. i have good friend who is are cancer survivors, struggling with the fact they can't go to their cancer doctors anymore. after that we'll see this spring dramatic premium increases. so few people are signing up on the obama care exchanges. those signing up aren't the young healthy people they want to subsidize anyone else. big premium increases are coming. you noted the most problematic development of all that's expected next year which i

>> sean, this is about freedom.resident obama's promise is being broken to millions of americans today. so my bill allows those americans to have the promise kept for them. they can actually keep their health care plan as president obama promised. that's the only way he was able to sell this to a gullible public unfortunately. i am encouraging my democratic colleagues to join with me quickly to pass the bill to presefb the health care plans before they are extinct. >> let's go to the president's words. he was so definitive. he said it so often, as recently as last month. if you like your plap you can keep your plan. >> right. >> i don't think this is clever on your part. i think this is important. if a politician makes a promise they ought to keep it. roll the tape. >> under the reform we are proposing, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. if you have health insurance, we'll help make sure your insurance is more affordable and more

>> it's partisanship, sean.e there is a problem and fix the law with the republicans to make it work for doctors and patients. >> doug, you would support revising the law to say if you like your doctor, you keep it. like your plan, you keep it. >> i'd pass the legislation tomorrow. >> why can't you be as honest as doug? >> they have brought out bills. i don't think they will pass. it takes out consumer protections. >> you know better. the government knows better? i think the doctors know better. i trust them. >> on the insurance company s to make decisions for a person's care. we are in serious trouble. the moment we choose to give obama a get out of jail free card for saying, do you know what this reminds me of? it depends on what "is" is. >> terry, you were a great analyst, great writer. why am i shocked? there are very few doug schoens who will admit the president lied. >> he did not tell the truth as i know it. >> the president lied. >> i don't like to call anyone by those names. i'm not disagreeing with you

it is sean penn. he and i are the only, he is sean penn. he goes, hey, patton. i go, hey, sean.and, yeah, then heap go goes, su back at the lodge. he went walking off. >> jimmy: must have been a hallucination. >> it is that thing, i realize he also had flown him out there. and, it's like -- and he is amazing in the movie. what i learned was if you fly, if you fly your actors out to iceland. they will do a really good job. if you go to iceland, now i get why bourjor kchbjork is that wa. iceland is the most haunted country. you think there are elves and sprites. >> jimmy: spicolis. >> wait, what if sean penn, what if it was 11 elves. and they all formed as sean penn. a penguin. and approached me. >> jimmy: i will leave it on that. >> jimmy: patton oswalt! "the secret life of walter mitty" opens in theaters christmas day. we'll be right back with elizabeth olsen. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran®. ♪ ♪ come on, co

>> it's partisanship, sean.e there is a problem and fix the law with the republicans to make it work for doctors and patients. >> doug, you would support revising the law to say if you like your doctor, you keep it. like your plan, you keep it. >> i'd pass the legislation tomorrow. >> why can't you be as honest as doug? >> they have brought out bills. i don't think they will pass. it takes out consumer protections. >> you know better. the government knows better? i think the doctors know better. i trust them. >> on the insurance company s to make decisions for a person's care. we are in serious trouble. the moment we choose to give obama a get out of jail free card for saying, do you know what this reminds me of? it depends on what "is" is. >> terry, you were a great analyst, great writer. why am i shocked? there are very few doug schoens who will admit the president lied. >> he did not tell the truth as i know it. >> the president lied. >> i don't like to call anyone by those names. i'm not disagreeing with you

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>> right, sean. no questions about it. to pretend like president obama doesn't have a serious credibility issue at this moment. deservedly so. he stood up and owned it today. this is on him. absolutely. the best thing the president can do, we have heard the term, stop the bleeding. i don't know if he can. he can take seriously the idea of letting people keep their policies -- >> he said if you like it, you can keep it, period. >> there is a new bill he has to consider. >> that bill will be voted on tomorrow in the house. >> right. >> the only reason he came out today is to preempt democrats from jumping on the bill. he needs people or the whole thing collapses. >> right. like president obama's apology was not an apology. his fix today also wasn't a fix. when you look at the poll numbers and dig deeper the most interesting thing to me was how young people feel. 35 and under. the people president obama needs to sign up for obama care for it not to collapse even further. 47% of people under 35 want obama care completely repea

it's inexcusable, sean. it's a tragedy of unbelieve abl proportions.ould cause every american watching this broadcast to say, would my country leave sne what is it with the state department and this president that we always pick the wrong side on middle east matters? consistently that's what we are doing. >> we'll give you the last word. >> exactly. as americans, as someone who was raised in the u.s., it breaks my heart that my government has left me and my husband in the time we need them most. being very strict and outspoken against the iranian government's continuous violation of human rights there is a family hurting. many people hear about this but there are two little children crying every night asking for their dad to come home. today they are praying. god, don't let him die. they are worried about him. it's too much for a 5 and 7-year-old to handle. >> i hope and pray he gets home soon. i can't understand why this wasn't part of the, quote, negotiations. we'll continue to follow this. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> thanks, sean.

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sean and gigi you'll build two. to donate to keep on seeing philly soul still build any kind of music on the bill. the boys on when soon be nothing about the objects in the museum today however. he's a young film director and some reputation and taiwan. and he knows them well. fold the palace museum in taipei has worked to promote itself on when to him. one of the people behind the publicity drive. one. i live. ch. you can find the palace museum in taipei advertising music tv animated films documentary films and feet to go. much of

parece que son un equipo bastante compenetrado, se entienden bien, se llevan bien, pero las razones que sean serÁn las buenas, serÁn las que manda la isla. >> ¿paco, hay algo que le quieras decir a tus compaÑeros? >> me gustarÍa, pero antes saber cuÁl es la decisiÓn final. >> ceci, antes de que decidas quÉ hacer con tu poder de veto, paco se dirigirÁ a ti en privado. una vez que haya sucedido esto, paco pasarÁ a la zona de reflexiÓn y cualquiera que desee manifestarse ante la juez, ya sea para abogar a favor o en contra de la decisiÓn que han tomado, podrÁ hacerlo. paco, el que continues o no, aquÍ, en este viaje, depende de tu rival y compaÑera, piensa muy bien lo que tienes que decirle. ceci, tÚ podrÁs tambiÉn dirigirte

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