shaffer dug it out of storage.he found inside would set karl ryll on a very different path. in the box, shaffer says, were who appeared to be an underaged filipina girl. photos suggesting a romantic relationship. >> the girl, she had no mother and father. she was being raised by her grandparents. and somehow they got connected. i think through correspondence. and they met. >> reporter: in 1999, during a school break, karl headed back to the philippines alone. his mission, find the girl from the photos and find out how old she was. this search would be different than trying to prove some fraud charge. but for karl ryll, there was no turning back. kirk shaffer told him where in the southern philippines dennis would hang out. after a few days of asking questions and passing around her photo, karl found the girl. she was now 20. but was underage, she said, when the relationship with standefer began. and beyond being too young for a relationship with an adult, she said, something happened to her that could land dennis i

still to come, atticus shaffer and lady antebellum.re doing this radio show now every single night. >> right. >> jimmy: have you adjusted to working these hours? >> well, it's weird. i spend time with you every time i go to work, jim. i don't know if you realize this. i take a cab to work, and the show -- in new york city cabs now, the show is in the back of cabs. >> jimmy: right, they run our videos. >> you can't get away from it. it's always on. every time i'm in there, there is a video of you and interviewing a guest to promote the show. and one time i'm watching the show and you're interviewing adam sandler. i'm in the back of the cab. and the cab driver is one of these real angry guys. you don't know where he's from, exactly and he's got a mad look on his face. he's got like, you know, like real hairy ears, and he's got like that bluetooth thing that's shoved in the ear, and it's all stuck in there. he's arguing with someone and you don't know what he's talking about. and every once in a while you recognize one word -- staten isla

>> dicky: atticus shaffer. >> oh, my god, i love this! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- artie lange and nick dipaolo. atticus shaffer. and music from lady antebellum. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on tight. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for being here on this magical night of celebrity dancing and that it is. it was a night of many rumbas here on abc with the second to last "dancing with the stars" show on the season. less than 24 hours of knowing who will take home the coveted mirror ball trophy and less than 36 hours away from forgetting who took home the coveted mirror ball trophy, so -- [ applause ] can you feel that? excitement. static electricity. the final three contestants, j.r. martinez, ricki lake and rob kardashian danced tonight. this is something. according to a new poll, 54% of americans believe rob kardashian is a finalist on the show

that i spoke to senior fellow for the center for advanced defense studies lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer here's his take. no i really don't believe so i think all sides will prevail and thinking this thing through there or any of us have a great deal to lose one of the things that i'd like to mention is a fact that they produce about one third of the crude oil in the world that we currently have in searching lation so one of the folks who would be hurt the worst by a conflict in this area would be the iranians i don't think they're that irrational secondly this is something that goes back to president carter jimmy carter back in the seventy's said it is liberal as he was that there is no way we as the americans would ever stand for the straits of hormuz being cut off by anyone therefore i just don't think that the iranians are willing to call our bluff on this and frankly i think they would suffer as much if not more than anyone else because their oil can't get out either i also want to talk more about the significance of this waterway the strait of hormuz this is a crisp crucial passage

they may take action scary stuff anthony thank you so much for weighing in on this and i was anthony shaffer and director for accidental communications center for advanced defense studies and as we just discussed the recent deadly air strikes in pakistan have had some serious repercussions putting the u.s. is ongoing mission in afghanistan in danger by cutting off much needed supply routes into the country washington may have to shift gears and go into a different direction in order to reach the country mainly through russia. can have more. supplies are would keep the war running nato actions have put all operations in afghanistan in danger. after attack that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islamic art cut off one of the alliances major supply routes to again this time. i would like to extend my most sincere condolences. but feel pakistan washington's condolences were not enough to repeated incursions by the u.s. military in pakistan really left no choice and also the humiliation that the pakistani military faced in front of its own soldiers and the pakistani people left no choice befo

is this proof that a covert war is already taking place to talk more about this i spoke to anthony shaffer director for x. turn all communications center for advanced defense studies i asked him if we are already in a covert war with iran here is his take. well i think it's pretty clear that these are no accidents to quote a line from jaws this is no boating accident the idea is yes i think everybody has equities here there are issues relating to military which i think there's no practical way i know you hear a lot of saber rattling look there's over three hundred sites that have been identified as potential nuclear really nuclear related sites in iran so no country is going to go in to start bombing things at random secondly we really not determine what we want to do here let's remember one of the things about iran these are persians these are arabs they're more western european than they are arab and the people is mr romney just stated you know in july of two thousand and ten to to rise up that's what we should be focusing on helping the people gain freedom not on what the government is

my name is linda shaffer. i am a representative of the native plant society. lest you think people who are ardent about preserving and native plants cannot be sports fans, you would be wrong. i am very excited as this appears to be coming to the city. however, i do have a couple of concerns that echo remarks by a previous speakers. in my capacity as board member and serving as the committee, they are all going to want to be in these wonderful viewing places to watch these events, and what we are concerned about is if too many of them try to get in the same place. for the monitors, we would like to make sure this actually happens, so we are hoping as time passes there will be continued consultation with organizations about what kind of fencing would be appropriate, who the monitors would be, who will be responsible for providing monitors and a lot of other details that still need to be worked out. >> good afternoon, commissioners. san francisco has been part of the environmental council working hard for the past 10 months to make sure we have an environmentally

i wanted to be paul shaffer. >> paul: oh!made it as a musician, dave, i wouldn't be sitting here with you today. i would be playing with the guys. >> dave: did you leave school to pursue your music gileft the end of my senior europe in high school, i was junior class president, ran for senior class president, lost, ran for another office, lost, gave up on politics. wanted to be a musician, pursued it with great passion and left high school with a couple of classes undone and went to do music full time. didn't make it as a musician like i thought i might, went back to civilian life, finished school, and went on, kind of as planned. now i'm back in politics. ( laughter ). >> dave: but were your parents-- they were okay? they were supportive? >> they were very supportive. you know, like, you know, i try to be with our kids. >> dave: how many kids do you have? >> seven, seven kids. ( applause ) >> dave: look at that. >> we have three girls on the campaign trail. you can find them on jon2012 girls. we have two boys at the united s

because this it was don shaffer's final song before he died. >>> the one question everyone wants to know, will they have clear skies to see the fireworks pop over the harbor tomorrow? >> i think we're in good shape. relatively mild temperatures, too, for the cusp of january. >> the cusp. >> the cusp. just some clouds in the state now. you see that rain on the left side offered your screen. may get a brief shot of that towards daybreak tomorrow, but it will quickly be out of here. and the rest of the day, 40s, and variably cloudy. let's check out that weekend forecast. the chance for an early morning shower tomorrow within but look at those temperatures. 56 saturday, and 58 on sunday. and, again, the overnight temperatures, you know, 30s, but fireworks time probably still low 40s at the harbor. >> the good thing is there's nothing to shovel for the first of the year. >> one other note, the ravens game in cincinnati, could be some snowshowers around, so they could have a little ugly weather out there for the big game. >> that's it for abc 2. we'll be back here for 11:00. when we're in the

for this year's performance, band leader paul shaffer brought in extra back-up singers and extra hornsnd strings to recreate phil specter's towering wall of sound that only a voice like darlene love's could soar above. >> put her on top of that song and it's just magic. >> reporter: what do you want people to know you for most? >> i so enjoy what i do. that's what i want my audience to see. it's such a god-given gift for me. at 70 years of age to be doing what i'm doing. i get up every morning and thank the lord that i'm still here, and people still want to see me. ( cheers and applause ) >> this christmas morning, are you counting your blessings? >> osgood: next, the gift of gratitude. and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore i'm not at my best. advil is my go-to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. [ male announcer ] make the switch. a polar bear cub is born with no sense of sight. help ensure they're born with a sense of home. to donate, look for limited edition coke cans and caps, and join coca-cola and world wildlif

plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. >>> and knowliquored up and get, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you very much.thd gentlemen. that is very nice, thank you. thank you very much and merry christmas and a special happy holiday greetings to the govenor of delaware. i have no idea who that is. we don't care who that is. >>> welcome to the show ladiesa, now listen. you know something the holidays are fantastic because you have christmas and everybody gets excited about christmas and then you also have the hanukkah. >> paul: hanukkah. >> dave: everybody in new yorkc. today they dropped a motza ball. [applause] >>> anit's winter.it's the firsf winter i saw a rabbi wearing a north face yarmulke. [applause] this is our end of the year joke clear out sale. >>> i have to tell yousomething. >> i was talking around and iwa. new yorkers, i don't know what you hear from new yorkers they are not impressed by santa claus. you know what i mean? to new yorkers santa claus is anot

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paul shaffer, parliament funkadelic. >> paul: classic. >> dave: i got another tweet.connick, jr., running next to car." (laughter and applause) here it goes. let's go into rupert g.'s hello deli delicatessen. hi, rupert, how are you doing? >> hi, dave. >> dave: thank you. rupert, you've been a good friend and we've done this beloved annual tradition, how many years have we done this in your delicatessen every christmas? >> oh, gosh, maybe ten years. >> dave: i was thinking closer to 20 years. >> maybe. (laughter) >> dave: how have you been, rupert? >> sorry? >> dave: that's all right. a r the holidays treating you right? where you want to be? >> yes, great. >> dave: doing a lot of business. >> yea. >> dave: when you're on the street, do you find yourself saying bidness or do you use business. >> i say business. >> dave: but when things get hectic, i would say bidness, kind of hip it up a little bit. "how'd bidness? happening, hanging and banging" you know? (laughter) right. right? right? you're not alone in there, are you, rupert? (laughter) are you in danger? >> no.

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plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. now, with enough oil for only one night, david letterman! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you very much. (cheers and applause) nice to vie you. how are you doing? thank you very much for being here, welcome to the show. my name is jerry hobbson. (laughter) i'm from hoboken. (laughter) and tomorrow is my birthday. thank you very much. (laughter and applause) we're not just a t.v. show, we're looking out for you folks. if you go out and do your christmas shopping, be very careful. this is the time of the year they can smell a sucker coming. they can see one coming up broadway. for example, a guy went to buy my christmas tree the other day, $200. a tree like this. $200 damn dollars. and i'm not stupid. and the guy says to me "and would you like the three-year extended warranty?" (laughter) really? (applause) today is the first day of chanukah, by the way. (applause) yeah. it wa

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thank you so much, jan shaffer, chris matthews. thank you so much for joining us.t's all for today. join us next time from the night studios at the newseum in washington, d.c. i'm sonya govankar filling in for frank sesno. thanks for joining us. >> this program has been brought to you from a grant from the ford foundation... for more information, visit our website... ÑÑuqÑuuÑÑ] ♪ ♪ (jane joyce) glacier national park is one of north america's most spectacular mountainous regions with more than 1500 square miles of glacially carved terrain and unspoiled wilderness. but a visible change is taking place here. many of the glaciers that exist at the park today are mere remnants of what they were 150 years ago, a direct result of a warming climate. in 1850, there were about 150 glaciers in glacier national park. that was the end of the "little ice age" when many of those glaciers had built up. since that time, with warming temperatures, those have been reduced to less than 37 named glaciers. some of them, even the larger ones, are only 1/3 the size they used to be. so w

plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra.tioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs and now, sleepy night court bailiff, david letterman! ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you! thank you. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, jerry hobson. ( laughter ) you know what, sometimes christmas-- you other than it's like a mixed blessing. are you feeling good about christmas now or not? ( cheers and applause ) i'm-- i'm not feel so-- i'll tell you what happens. every year-- like last year, for example-- and i'm already worried about it. i don't want it to happen again this year-- we ran out of mistletoe last year. i said to the wife, "what happens when people want to make out?" ( laughter ) >> paul: yeah. >> dave: here's what we did-- we ended up using parsley. un, ladies and gentlemen ! by the way, by the way, i'm sorry. i can't guarantee that you'll get these jokes by christmas. >> paul: okay. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> dave: did you hear w

plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. and now one of the nhl's original six, david letterman! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. happy holidays, merry christmas, welcome to the show. (laughter) does it feel a little later to you folks? >> feels late. (laughter) (applause) >> dave: finally here in new york city it's cold, it's winter in new york city for a long time it is a with getting warmer and warmer and we tout well, there goes winter but no, it's actually cold. i was at the airport earlier today t is so cold out there that the tsa agents, you know what i am talking about, to keep warm they were actually putting their hands in their own pants. (applause) >> dave: that's a true story. and now-- to give you any indication how times have changed, when i was a kid it was just mistle toe, remember that? it was just mistle toe. and now you can get mistle toe or a special same sex mistle toe. it's

plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs cbs orchestra, and now, available for weddings and bar mitzvahs, david letterman! (cheers and applause) ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you so much. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show, i'm jerry hobson, how are you doing? by the way, here's what we're going to do. when i call your name, you folks run up here and tell me what you want for christmas, okay? (laughter) you know, there's always something, you have noticed that, ladies and gentlemen, when you get up every day there's always something. honestly, every day is always something. are you folks from out of town? (cheers and applause) when i say out of towners, you don't know what i'm talking about, right? yes! for example, because of the drought we have a mistle toe shortage. mistle toe shortage. are you aware of this? >> i was not aware of it. >> dave: i am glad you came and heard it from me. because you go home

for this year's performance, band leader paul shaffer brought in extra back-up singers and extra hornscreate phil specter's towering wall of sound that only a voice like darlene love's could soar above. >> put her on top of that song and it's just magic. >> reporter: what do you want people to know you for most? >> i so enjoy what i do. that's what i want my audience to see. it's such a god-given gift for me. at 70 years of age to be doing what i'm doing. i get up every morning and thank the lord that i'm still here, and people still want to see me. ( cheers and applause ) >> this christmas morning, are you counting your blessings? >> osgood: next, the gift of gratitude. and it's very physically demanding. if i'm sore i'm not at my best. advil is my go-to. it's my number one pain reliever. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. [ male announcer ] make the switch. a polar bear cub is born with no sense of sight. help ensure they're born with a sense of home. to donate, look for limited edition coke cans and caps, and join coca-cola and world wildlife fund in helpin

that has people here in south korea next door which is seeing its own shaffer clashes and war with theirr, north korea a little bit nervous and trying to reach out to the folks up north right now. believe it or not, it's not over. in a couple hours we'll see yet another memorial, a mass display in the center of pyongyang. this will go on and on as long as the regime wants. megyn: coming up, the department of justice saying no to south carolina's voter identification registration law. democrat ben nelson said he would retire when his term is up. today some democrats are worried about holding majority in the senate in the wake of that news. that story we go in-depth, 10 minutes away. if you have been busted for drugs, probably not a good idea to steal a cop car, too. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. let's do it, let's go to vegas. vegas baby! maybe we should head back to the dealership first? vegas! no, this is

and diana shaffer, the bird lady here in muncie, was taking care of him. but isn't he a gorgeous little character. i'll tell you, you could fall in love with these and you know, i just don't have the heart to shoot bambi anymore. once you hold one of these, you just, your deer hunting days are over, or at least for me it is. i get so attached to them, i just want to keep them as pets. move them right in the house. i've got enough creatures in the house now, that's all i need is a deer running around the living room. there we are. i'm just putting in some little sky things here while you're watching that, same procedure, i'm not doing anything different. and we had to give him a little drink, and you notice how big that bottle was. i think it was a coke bottle he was drinking out of. sure hope you enjoy seeing him again. o.k. got a few little clouds here and there. but see how that dark color, and i just highlighted it with the same color, but it makes so many different planes in here. distance is so great. and we need a little of that same highlight color,