i've always been willing to go to lengths to protect sherlock. so have i. you should keep that in mind, because sherlock is gonna call you tonight and he's gonna accept your help. (siren wling in distance) (jackhammering) ? oh, god didn't make the little green apples ?

i love the story about sherlock holmes.he sees the top of the stairs in his apartment and decides to lock up the stairs, knock on the door and then he says common missteps are coming up from the ground floor? i don't know. sherlock says watson how many times have you come up? they're 17 steps coming up from the ground floor. that is what this book is about is getting people to observe. someone tells you need a $15 an hour minimum wage, you should observe that means lots of people will never get a job in america. i don't know if you're old enough to remember service stations. he drove then, somebody put your gas, somebody check your oil. that was some kid learning to get that first job to show up, learn how to interact with the public. those jobs aren't there anymore and that is the problem. when it? crevasse or public policy to give this result that no one had expected. >> host: who is this book targeted to? >> guest: this book is targeted to the average person that wants to learn a little bit about how the system operates

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i like the story about sherlock holmes and he sees watson at the top of the stairs in the apartment.he has been in for a while and says how many steps are coming up from the ground floor and he says i don't know. how many times have you come a bit, hundreds of times. there are 17 steps coming up from the ground floor. you see but do not observe. that's what the book is about is trying to get people to observe. if someone tells you need a 15-dollar minimum wage you should observe that means there's lots of people who will never get a job in america if that's what we have. i don't know if you're old enough to remember service stations you drove in, somebody from your desk and check your oil, somebody learning how to get their first child an job ano interact with the public. those jobs are not there anymore and that is a problem. why aren't they there? because we asked for the public policies to give us results that no one had expected. >> host: who is the book targeted to? >> guest: the average person that wants to learn a little bit about how the system operates a. this is about someb

we're watching goonies, gremlins, and young sherlock holmes. they're all written by chris columbus. okay. what do you watch on thanksgiving? the parade.

sherlock said you got back last week?

sherlock! that sounded like the first volley of a recrimination. do you care to explain this? clyde is a horsfield's tortoise and needs to hibernate in the winter. right, but you normally let him dig a burrow in the backyard. 's recent winters, he needs a more controlled environment for his winter nap. the refrigerator is ideal, maintaining a constant temperature of four degrees centigrade. i see you're planning a movie night in my absence. yep. godfather i and ii. you know, it's not too late to cast about your social network for a companion for the evening. either in or out. it's been a long time

i i love the story about sherlock holmes where in bohemia he sees watson up at the top of the stairs in his apartment, and he decide to go up and see him, and he knocks on the door, sherlock has him in for a while, and he says, watson, how many steps from the ground floor? i don't know. watson, how many times have you come up this? like hundreds of times. watson, there's 17 steps. the problem is you see but you do not observe. and that's what this book is about. it's trying to get people to observe. if someone tells you we need a $15 minimum wage, you should observe that that means that there's lots of people that will never get a job in america if that's what we have. i don't know if you're old enough to remember service stations, right? there used to be a thing called a service station, right? somebody pumped your gas, somebody checked your oil, and who was that? that was some kid that was learning to get their first job to show up, learn how to interact with the public. those jobs aren't there anymore. and that is a real problem. why aren't they there? they're not there because we

. >> reporter: these two men, sort of the sherlock holmes and watson of new home construction problems, say they see it all the time in cases they investigate for homeowners. >> that's a sign you have is a forensic architect. >> they put them up in a hurry, they don't pay attention to detail. >> reporter: booil loden is former president of the american association of home inspectors. >> makes less than a five-degree slope, it should be at least 15 degrees. >> reporter: there's been a building boom in this country. test of thousands of new homes going up every year. with big national builders including the biggest, d.r. horton, promising quality homes and superior customer service. yet documents show horton has set aside some each of the last two years to deal with construction defect claims calling it the "ordinary course of business." >> it's got black mold in it. definitely shouldn't see that. >> reporter: now an abc news investigation conducted with stations across the country -- >> wow, you're wringing water out of the wood. >> reporter: case after case of homeowners claiming shodd

we're watching goonies, gremlins, and young sherlock holmes.

listen, sherlock and i have experience with teaching. you'd be paid a stipend, which is more than you make at the gym. but the work is hard. you'd have to be available 24/7. and you'd have to study harder than you've ever studied in your life. but in the end, i think it would be worth it. you'd be your own boss. and it's work that your daughter could be proud of. no. no. all that you're doing. you know i do. but that doesn't mean i'm always gonna agree with you. i don't expect you to. i know, it just feels that way sometimes. thank you for the offer. of course. all right, listen, you have a good night, okay? (door opens) what are you doing? i'm just typing. i mean with the glasses. oh, i-i forgot i had those on. they're, uh, they're just helping me get into character. (computer beeps) oh, my god, you have your own trueromantix account? no, wade applewhite has his own trueromantix account. he's one of my aliases. florida-born, moved to the city in '07, systems analyst with big dreams, enjoys wind surfing. i thought i would take a page out

in ascertaining the meaning of a statute, a court cannot in the manner of sherlock holmes pursue the theory of the dog that did not bark. we are here to apply the statute, not the legislative history. and certainly not the absence of legislative history. statutes are the law. though sleeping dogs lie. for decades in cases big and small, justice scalia delighted us with his command of the english language. his rapier-like pros and often side-splitting humor. but tonight, i charge us with the following responsibility -- that these words spoken and written by justice scalia not be the final words in support of originalism and constitutionalism. rather, they ought to be a prologue. 153 years ago, almost to the day, president lincoln said at gettysburg, the world will little note nor long remember what we say here. it is for us the living rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. that we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion. and that government of the people, by the

listen, sherlock and i have experience with teaching. you'd be paid a stipend, which is more than you make at the gym. but the work is hard. you'd have to be available 24/7. and you'd have to study harder than you've ever studied in your life. but in the end, i think it would be worth it. you'd be your own boss. and it's work that your daughter could be proud of. no. no. look, i appreciate all that you're doing. you know i do. but that doesn't mean i'm always gonna agree with you. i don't expect you to. i know, it just feels that way sometimes. thank you for the offer. of course. all right, listen, you have a good night, okay? (door opens) (door closes) what are you doing? i'm just typing. i mean with the glasses. oh, i-i forgot i had those on. they're, uh, they're just helping me get into character. (computer beeps) oh, my god, you have your own trueromantix account? no, wade applewhite has his own trueromantix account. he's one of my aliases. florida-born, moved to the city in '07, systems analyst with big dreams, enjoys wind surfing.

listen, sherlock and i have experience with teaching. you'd be paid a stipend, which is more than you make at the gym. but the work is hard. you'd have to be available 24/7. and you'd have to study harder than you've ever studied in your life. but in the end, i think it would be worth it. you'd be your own boss. and it's work that your daughter could be proud of. no. no. look, i appreciate all that you're doing. you know i do. but that doesn't mean i'm always gonna agree with you. i don't expect you to. i know, it just feels that way sometimes. thank you for the offer. of course. all right, listen, you have a good night, okay? (door opens) (door closes) i mean with the glasses. oh, i-i forgot i had those on. they're, uh, they're just helping me get into character. (computer beeps) oh, my god, you have your own trueromantix account? no, wade applewhite has his own trueromantix account. he's one of my aliases. florida-born, moved to the city in '07, systems analyst with big dreams, enjoys wind surfing. i thought i would take a page out of

i'm sherlock's brother. what happened between you two in london? oh, my god. i was in london. i didn't know he was gonna come here. you had sex with my brother. the key is to 221b. you belong there. not me. there may will come a time when it is right for me to return to london but, uh... it isn't now. he's decided to stay. i'm afraid we're gonna have to come at the problem a different way. so, you know, if you're asking about threats to my recovery... you have to talk about amy. (quiet laugh) it's good to say it out loud, since... i'm gonna see her soon and i should be ready.

it took me years to find my own. , sherlock and i have experience with teaching. you'd be paid a stipend, which is more than you make at the gym. but the work is hard. you'd have to be available 24/7. and you'd have to study harder than you've ever studied in your life. but in the end, i think it would be worth it. you'd be your own boss. and it's work that your daughter could be proud of. no. no. look, i appreciate all that you're doing. t that doesn't mean i'm always gonna agree with you. i don't expect you to. i know, it just feels that way sometimes. thank you for the offer. of course. all right, listen, you have a good night, okay? (door opens) (door closes) 'm just typing. i mean with the glasses. oh, i-i forgot i had those on. they're, uh, they're just helping me get into character. (computer beeps) oh, my god, you have your own trueromantix account? no, wade applewhite has his own trueromantix account. he's one of my aliases. florida-born, moved to the city in '07, systems analyst with big dreams, enjoys wind surfing. i thought i would take a page out of d

something these two men, sort of the sherlock holmes and watson of new home construction problems, say they see far too bill loden: all along there is a significant crack the industry trade group says unhappy homeowners are in the minority and that americans have expectations that are just too high. jerry howard: (01:02:58) the american consumer expects a perfect home. there's no such thing as a perfect home. yet, documents show the homebuilders, including the biggest, d.r. horton, set aside hundreds of millions of dollars a year to deal with construction defect claims in its brand new homes, horton calling it "the ordinary course of business." jerry quality of the housing being built is as good as it's ever been. better. brian ross: better than ever? jerry howard: yes, sir. brian ross: are they shoddy? jerry howard: i say no. again and again, it was only after the builders knew abc news or one of our stations was on the case, that repair crews finally showed up. the bulldozer to re-do the drainage system at simone engell's home in alabama didn't show up until after abc news started to

helmets would be switched out with sherlock holmes hats and touchdown dances would look something like this. i take that back. that was excessive celebration. >> too much. >> michael, what do you think? american football in britain. i was surprised they sold out and there are a lot of fans. >> it is fine. if they like football we should export some of our best things. what i do not want is england sending our way snooker and cricket. what is that, a bill yerd table with no pockets? and have you ever tried to follow cricket? it goes on for 17 days. >> that's like baseball but you use an oar from a boat. i think it is great. they have the white outfits and it is fantastic. football though, it is a rough sport. do you think they want it with our concussions over there? >> the english are brutal. >> will they stand for the english national anthem? i don't know if there are as many fans in london as they say there are. they like rugby. they think football is like -- no offense, a girl's thing because they wear protective gear. >> no offense to the girl. >> rugby everyone is a bunch of dudes

. >> ackbar, buzzy, sherlock, tonto, uh, nebuchadnezzar, pinocchio, mustafa, and ace. [ laughter ] oh, oh, and john. i named him when i was still doing a lotta drugs. [ laughter ] yeah. >> ace. >> but my-- my favorite-- you know how you have a favorite? my favorite, i think, >> oh, i didn't mention mandrake. right, mandrake. he's, uh, he's not too, you know, swift. i think the cheese fell off his cracker a long time ago. uh... [ laughter ] i get the feeling that mandrake peaked in kindergarten. but he's a good kid. he gets in trouble. he's in trouble with the law again, unfortunately. >> oh, no. >> they got him for, um, unlawful pruning of a city-owned tree. it's not serious, you know, but, um... >> what woulss a child to do this? >> i know! he's older now. he's 24. >> you go through that stage i suppose where you go around and get that pruning urge. >> yeah. it's true. >> it's like going through puberty. it's going through pruning. >> sowing your wild oats. it's similar. uh, i laugh at this stuff because you have to. >> or you don't get paid. >> it's true, it's true. they take you aw

why should we deny ourselves the chance at something just because sherlock will make it difficult? i went to see mycroft today. this man's name is guillaume de soto. the dst in france have long suspected that he is a high-ranking lieutenant in le milieu. and their new york office, apparently, is now headquartered at diogenes. watson: this guy was eating with the man that you noticed. man (french accent): you take my picture, i take yours. (muffled screaming) (phone ringing) sorry i'm late. i was perusing the restaurant's wine cellar, then i realized... think. it will come to you. i crossed paths with a friend of yours earlier at a restaurant. for all our sakes, i wish i had not. watson (recorded): hi. you've reached joan watson. please leave a message. (beep) watson, this is my fifth message in as many hours. either you're engaging in a marathon lovemaking session with my brother, or you've realized that i was right about him and you just don't want to admit it. given his advancing years and no doubt flagging endurance, the latter is a virtual certainty. any kind of recognition or

sherlock wrote me a letter when he was ten saying that i, alone, of all the cast, truly captured the yorkshire accent. (laughs) so, eventually, we met, so i could coach him on his nuances. we became friends. you knew him when he was using. nine months ago, he shows up at my flat, at night, so high, he could barely speak. it was very... difficult for me. (with irish brogue): the time i've lost in wooing, in watching and pursuing, the light that lies in woman's eyes has been my heart's undoing. and a good morning to you, too. alistair (in accent, recorded): the time i've lost in wooing, in watching and pursuing, the light that lies in woman's eyes, has been my heart's undoing. that's alistair, right? (with accent): aye. we're having breakfast today. oh. i didn't realize he was still helping you with your accents. for those people living in ireland. this is the distinct cadence and tonality of the derry region in northern ireland. alistair pointed out that my intonations would never pass muster with a derry native, so he was kind enough to record some poems and colloquialisms for me to

. >> reporter: something these two men sort of the sherlock holmes and watson of new home constructione far too often. >> you see the crack. >> reporter: the industry trade group says unhappy homeowners are in the minority and that americans have expectations that are just too high. >> the american consumer expects a perfect home. there's no such thing as a perfect home. >> reporter: yet documents show the home builders, including the biggest, drhorton, set aside hundreds of millions of dollars a year to deal with construction defect claims. horton calling it the ordinary course of business. >> i think the quality of houses being built is as good as it's ever been, better. >> better than ever? >> yes, sir. >> are they shotty? >> i say no. >> reporter: again and again, it was only after the builders knew abc news or one of our stations was on the case that repair crews finally showed up. the bulldozer to redo the draining system at this home in alabama didn't show up until after abc news started to ask questions. >> it's only because abc news is here. or they would not have fixed it. >>

general motors is making sherlock homeboy's got a theory. i'm sorry. what did you just say? other companies like ford and patagonia and a digital company i said, "this place is really eerie." called thrillist is pitching that is not what you said. okay. time-out. guys, in my official capacity as buffer, i'd like to recommend that we try something. count -- them every vote no more role-playing. no, this is something my second wife, gina, and i patagonia closing all of its used to do to avoid arguments. instead of blurting out whatever was on our minds, we would write it down to revisit it later. so nothing's said in the heat of the moment. election stress disorder. exactly. see, we found, with a little perspective, but according to one study, what seemed so important to us at first was often quite trivial -- feeling anxious or very sort of like our marriage. okay. i'm game if you are. [ sighs ] >> they're catastrophizing and esposito: hey, i've got something. worst case possibility scenarios if their candidates don't win. >> maybe turn off the tv at some point? not no though.

what i did is gave too much information to the police on being sherlock holmes, and i should have never did that. >> this is what got me in trouble in the very beginning. i should have just said, "okay, this is -- this is what i've heard. ? >> reporter: then in 2008, three years after jennings' arrest and eight, since michelle's murder, the trial finally began, in a downtown l.a. courtroom. the state's theory? jennings, by his own admission, mistook michelle for a prostitute, because of the way she was dressed for the kid rock video shoot. and he shot her. the defense, though, countered that there was no evidence to connect jennings to the crime, no dna, no weapon, no witnesses. the trial lasted six weeks. the jury was out for over a week. on a 9-3 vote in favor of conviction. so in january, 2009, a second trial. this time, cameras rolled in the courtroom. >> the evidence in this case will absolutely show that raymond lee jennings is telling a series of lies. you will see that they are mixed in with grains of truth, that we know only the killer would know. >> reporter: again, jennings'