they feel bad for those slugs. >> steve: aww, poor little slugs. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the occasionaling an early heads-up to my body that i plan on eating like crap for dinner. >> steve: i just had a salad for lunch. three burritos. crust -- stuffed crust. >> jimmy: double the crust. >> steve: we get a calking gun for of cheese. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we just bag up the ingredients in gallon zip-lock bags and you eat it yourself. we don't even make the pizza anymore. >> steve: you cut a hole out of it, treat it like a frosting bag and you shove it in your mouth. it'll cook in your stomach. >> jimmy: not only do we deliver it, we open you door, we come in bedroom and feed it to you. >> steve: yeah, exactly. while your sleep, there's a tube going into your body and one coming out, too. easy clean up. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's friday! the last day of timberweek. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, double negatives, for never not being confusing. [ light laughter ] >> steve: aw, that's a good one. [ scattered applause ] ♪ thank you, can openers, for letting

he had already slugged me in my eye. you told him you'd shoot if he came any closer.i have been stabbed. i can show you bruises where men have beaten me. talk to this officer. let me go get this side of the story. did you barge your way in, or were you invited? she opened the door, and i walked in behind her. she called y'all with the gun on me. and that's when i walked out the door came right here, and called the police. she threatened to shoot you. yeah. and i don't know what's wrong with her. i don't know whether she's cracking up. i just need to get away from her 'cause she would have shot me. let me talk to this officer real quick. okay. her side of the story matches his. she said they were out here in the car. they got in a fight. now she says that he punched her in the eye and she left the car and went in the house. he said that he went in the house. she said that he barged his way in the house. she was on the phone trying to call us and he came over to attack her and she pulled the gun and threatened to kill him. is her eye bruised? i don't see any obvious mar

151 years ago tomorrow, the monitor met on the field of battle and for four hours, these two ships slug it out to a job would change that day was the course that naval warfare would take. >> this weekend, the history of the union's first ironclad, the monitor, and the final fate of two of its crew of american artifacts today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history t b on cspan 3. these women as the president for funding and education for their video documentary. they are students of farragut middle school in knoxville, tennessee and third prize winners in the student camp competition. ♪ ♪ >> dear mr. president, after the economic downfall of 2008, the education budget has felt the effects of the situation but cutting education causes more problems down the road and puts the u.s. behind in global ranking. theudget cuts probably have biggest disadvantage for americans for needs that are not being met, we have to be able to make education and other resources if used effectively to support high-quality instruction can be effective in terms of student learning abo. >> for investments sake a

were fascist thought took the idea that slugs and russians were something less than human the japanese did the same thing to the russians and the chinese and the koreans so and the americans of course have done this to numerous few peoples around the world in this life in a tool to state affect people unconsciously the one time up for instance there's a hunger strike going on men who feel desperate about their very lives and yet the population as a whole goes about its daily business as if nothing is happening and i i don't hear that there's a dismay about it but if you do open up and i talk to a lot of people in my job you find that people are aware that there's a kind of there's a subliminal or even more awareness to this and underneath it i think you have higher rates of depression anxiety the pentagon's now full feeding guantanamo hunger strike is simply because it calls prison that this quote the all the leading lawyer military cohen thanks so much for joining us was full speeding also close to school they have a two that they got in the know and down into the demick incredibly pa

everything. 151 years ago tomorrow, the monitor that the css virginia and for four hours these two ships slugt out to a draw, but would change that day was the course that naval warfare with taken every navy in the world. ofthis weekend, the history the union's first ironclad, monitor, and the fate of two of its crew. on c-span three's american history tv. --are documented he documentary, "in sickness and in health care," they asked the president to focus on healthcare and the school system. their winners of the student cam contest. >> health care, whether you are or poor, young or old, republican or democrat, healthcare affects the lives of men and -- of millions. clearr. president, it is our healthcare hinges on the daily lives of each american. let's take a look at the facts. 15% of americans are uninsured. spent to: five troy and dollars each year on healthcare. contrary to popular belief, we do not have the best healthcare system in the world. we are ranked 37th. in comes the affordable care act, also known as obamacare, designed to lower costs and ensure more people. , thete all the arg

. >> when you're in it, you're focused on the next episode, slugging away.veryone has a really strong work ethic. >> and that translates on camera, making "castle" one of the most endearing shows. >> i think we're an old school tv show, the shows where i grew up with, in the 1980 eerks a mixture of everything like that together. >> it's sort of in itself. > what's not a secret is "castle's" dedicated fans. >> they've been there since day one. it's continued to grow. i've got to give all my thanks to the fan base and then to my fellow co-stars. >> you'll see the stars get together for a big celebration here on the set too. we're taking you to the 100th episode party coming up, but j.j. snyder hits the red carpet for the new "g.i. joe." >> hey, rachel, if you're looking for some action, otrc s found it here at the "g.i. joe" premiere. >> when i was a kid, i group up "g.i. joe" and "star wars"

i do it because i think back to the life i've been given by the american people, i'd be kind of a slug. should do it. [cheers and applause] -- i mean, i should do it. if you've had the life i've had and people have given you what they've given me, -- >> stephen: i'm agreeing with you and that's dangerous. [cheers and applause] >> i'm about to get you. you know, i think i'm just doing what i should do it and it makes me happy. >> stephen: how would you compare something like the cgi to other big groups that get together like davos ted talks or burning man? what is the difference between this and those other gatherings? >> the simple answer here is that here serve expected to make a commitment. at the cgi meeting which is cheaper than davos but less fun. you don't ski bump up or so many global c.e.o.s or fortune 500. >> stephen: does bono go to that one? >> he comes sometimes but he is a commitment maker and doer. everybody here has to make a commitment and keep it. when i started the cgi i had no earthly idea if it would succeed or fail. you are asking people to pay money at the opening

mushrooms are not that bad, maybe they look like slugs, but, no they're not. >> do you think maybe --> i'm not seeing anything scary. >> i never said it wasn't hard. >> pick a number. >> number six. >> believe it or not, i never had spaghetti-os. >> thank god. >> it's like peaches or something. down the hatch it goes. >> a brave girl. >> a nice treat. >> can i have some of yours? >>> it's almost time to check out some real or fake videos with e-bom's world. first a power line surge gone wild. >> i will go real. >> i don't know what they did or how they did it. >> one big parking brake blunderment. >> i'm calling fake on this. >> watch all three videos and what do you think of this one? ♪ ♪ really? ♪ ♪ what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. ♪ ♪ perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. . >>> a little extra fun on this monday with our good friend matt from ebaum's world. that means it's real or fake time. >> ey, gu with our first video. >> i think it's real. >> i don't know what they did or how th

going to be pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of in life will be a slug three drug dealers and some emergency vehicles are exceptions. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. at the end of the road lies come the mecca of vatican and medina of the shia world. but something of god and other al qaeda is the real enemy of iraq and even of all the arab regions i don't believe several terrorist organizations have been exported by neighboring countries i don't know but they are responsible for so many victims since baghdad fell. and a lot of i would stress that most of the attacks have targeted the shia community want us to one up the. pilgrims are well protected here all the officers and soldiers are shia. several million faithful including many from iran come every year to visit the mosques in karbala a boon for the holy city. religion is a river of gold as the saying goes. we i don't know what it's obvious that when a country's native sons defend it things go better than when they're always better than an occupier. and invader always has troubl

mushrooms are not that bad, maybe they look like slugs, but, no they're not. >> do you think maybe --> i'm not seeing anything scary. >> i never said it wasn't hard. >> pick a number. >> number six. >> believe it or not, i never had spaghetti-os. >> thank god. >> it's like peaches or something. down the hatch it goes. >> a brave girl. >> a nice treat. >> can i have some of yours? >>> it's almost time to check out some real or fake videos with e-bom's world. first a power line surge gone wild. >> i will go real. >> i don't know what they did or how they did it. >> one big parking brake blunderment. >> i'm calling fake on this. >> watch all three videos and [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free w

hesitated and stayed near the window any longer and she would have been wounded by glass fragments of the slugs i grabbed her and the moment i turned around we were hit by this wave. i crouched down with her and we were hit by shards of glass some of it hit me in the forehead. then everyone ran over there and there was another explosion but the i tried to calm the children down covered myself with a towel so that they couldn't see the blood of course. when the parents of the children learned about the scale of the disaster they were grateful for i knew it was fast reactions. kids they talk to you all and i wish you. in the trial you have been screeching sixteen hundred people were wounded as a result of the impact many were injured when they came to the windows to see the flash in the sky the blast wave that came a few minutes after the explosion broke thousands of windows showering people with glass. windows were broken in this little two but even though the temperature was minus twenty it was still not closed on the contrary every doctor was mobilized. the children that were admitted to the h

a's slug we are hair raising clout of we are hair raising clout of the season.he evx >> good evening everybody. we went deep that the archives for this. great confucius had one. so did lincoln. now josh reddick is carrying on the tradition of furry face beard. is a outfielder repeat dad he's not shaving. in the for you. not for me. wrapping up the 4 game series with matinee. 1 handed grap grab. also with a beard. coincidence? i think not. reddick came in o for 10. taking away the power. no. 2 run homer in the first. 2 for 3 today. 4 rbi. 2 nothing a's. i want some. this is fourth homer of the season. lead cut to 3-two say it again. tl the second of the year here. maybe confucius said it first. i don't know. powering them to victory. split the series and hit the road now for 3 games in houston. >> pretty good swing in the past few games and haven't got anything to fall yet so i think it's just a level of going up there with the confidence i have to hit the ball and in the trying to get too much out of my zone and trying to help the team when i can. >> and giants

average but yoenis cespedes did that last year with oakland with a human highlight reel, on-base and sluggingercentage, leading. >> this guy's a bullet. >> he's intimidating. he's afraid of nothing. by the end of the year, he was exactly what you hoped to become. >> translator: it's all about adaptation. the beep ginning was hard for -- beginning was hard for him. he don't feel really comfortable in the country yet because he cannot dominate the language. >> he never played a single game in the minors but he fell to a cuban league professional record of 33 home runs. >> everyone knew he had power. the question was more about his consistency as a hitter. he learned pitches. he's a smart kid and a very good athlete. >> he reminds me a lot of would jack -- bo jackson. >> he's built like a linebacker and his workouts were a big hit on youtube. >> translator: the only difference that he have to prove is stretching, batting. be healthy. >> reporter: the rookie numbers speak for themselves you never heard the legal and family issues that kept yoenis cespedes distracted most of the last season. yop d

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but our next guest is slugging off today's down beat report. he says the housing recovery remains robust. here to tell us why, jed, chief economist at trulia. this is a real estate with website. so, we are getting mixed reports. some places, home prices are up. a lot of demand, other markets, just the opposite. is this a regional housing recovery? >> we're seeing the recovery strongest in two types of markets. marks that have strong job growth like san francisco, seattle, denver. but we're also seeing strong price increases in places that were hit hard in the housing bust. places that saw big price declines line phoenix, vegas and detroit. >> i was in los angeles over the weekend and the lead story of the los angeles on sunday was a bubble market where there are options happening once again for homes being sold there, mainly because of a dirth of supply. >> inventory is very tight, especially in california, but across the country. a few reasons for that. first of all, prices bottomed about a year ago and nobody wants to sell at the bottom, but

kind of pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slug to be driving lessons from urgency here and. more news today violence is once again flared up. in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. washington where he says the names of russian.

average but yoenis cespedes did that last year with oakland with a human highlight reel, on-base and sluggingcentage, leading. >> this guy's a bullet. >> he's intimidating. he's afraid of nothing. by the end of the year, he was exactly what you hoped to become. >> translator: it's all about adaptation. the beep ginning was hard for -- beginning was hard for him. he don't feel really comfortable in the country yet because he cannot dominate the language. >> he never played a single game in the minors but he fell to a cuban league professional record of 33 home runs. >> everyone knew he had power. the question was more about his consistency as a hitter. he learned pitches. he's a smart kid and a very good athlete. >> he reminds me a lot of would jack -- bo jackson. >> he's built like a linebacker and his workouts were a big hit on youtube. >> translator: the only difference that he have to prove is stretching, batting. be healthy. >> reporter: the rookie numbers speak for themselves you never heard the legal and family issues that kept yoenis cespedes distracted most of the last season. yop def

the human highlight real also lead the a's in on base and slugging percentage. >> wow.is a bullet. >> this guy is intimidating. he is afraid of nothing. improvements from at bat to at bat were amazing. he was exactly what you hoped he'd become. >> what's more important for him is all about adaptation. in the beginning it was hard for him. he can find a way to connect and recognize everything like that. >> he don't feel really comfortable yet because he cannot dominate the language yet. >> he never played a single game in the minor leagues but just two years ago, he belted a cuban professional league record, 33 homeruns. >> everyone knew he had power. the question was more about his consistency as a hitter. he learned how to sit on pitchers. he learned pitchers, he's a smart kid and he's a good athlete. >> in a way he reminds me a lot of beou jackson. >> he is not a two sport star like bo but he's built like a line backer and his workouts were a big hit on youtube. >> the only different thing to improve is batting, be healthy for the rest of it. >> the working numbers sp

my roommate's -- through his wall rig through his calendar and through his computer chair and the slug is actually still laying right in front of his bed at the momengu last? how long are we talking here? >> you know, it was relatively quick, but sustained for at least 90 seconds, perhaps longer, you know, i was woken out of my sleep and it was a consistent, you know, dozen shots right away then there was a loud explosion. >> you seem pretty calm now. it must have been terrifying. >> it was -- it was intense, you know, a lot of the thoughts kind of rushed through your head that kind of incidents of the past week and what we've been hearing in the news and, oh, my god, is this really happening just outside my door. >> jeff, thank you for giving such a clear account of what happened. let's get more on this from brad garrett, abc news consultant in washington. it's all hands on deck right now and i guess the fbi assumes this guy is going to go down fighting. >> well, there's no reason to think otherwise, george. look at his behavior in the last few hours. i will tell you when you look at

a's slug we are hair raising clout of we are hair raising clout of the season. ever >> good evening everybody. we went deep that the archives for this. great confucius had one. so did lincoln. now josh reddick is carrying on the tradition of furry face beard. is a outfielder repeat dad he's not shaving. in the for you. not for me. wrapping up the 4 game series with matinee. 1 handed grap grab. also with a beard. coincidence? i think not. reddick came in o for 10. taking away the power. no. 2 run homer in the first. 2 for 3 today. 4 rbi. 2 nothing a's. i want some. this is fourth homer of the season. lead cut to 3-two say it again. tl the second of the year here. maybe confucius said it first. i don't know. powering them to victory. split the series and hit the road now for 3 games in houston. >> pretty good swing in the past few games and haven't got anything to fall yet so i think it's just a level of going up there with the confidence i have to hit the ball and in the trying to get too much out of my zone and trying to help the team when i can. >> and giants w

that is giving heavy downpours and slugging.here is more to come even as we head into the day on tuesday. >> here is a recap of the top stories. venezuelans are waiting for results of the presidential election. the top job.g for no.. 's nuclear threat as the country gets ready to celebrate the 101st anniversary of its founding leader. john kerry is in japan to try to find a solution and diffuse tensions. al-shabaab fighters have carried out an attack now in the capital. at least 30 people were killed when a gunman and suicide bomber attacked. let's go back to the top story, and that is the election in venezuela. the executive director for the global center for development joins me from washington and. welcome. they both is like america, and there was considerable dislike america.e as washington hoping for a more u.s. friendly approach from whoever is elected? >> absolutely. i think from when president obama took office, he made it a point to indicate he would sit down with any leader around the world, and he did have a meeting w

a's slug we areaising clout of we areaising clout of the season. ever >> good evening everybody. we went deep that the archives for this. great confucius had one. so did lincoln. now josh reddick is carrying on the tradition of furry face beard. is a outfielder repeat dad he's not shaving. in the for you. not for me. wrapping up the 4 game series with matinee. 1 handed grap grab. also with a beard. coincidence? i think not. reddick came in o for 10. taking away the power. no. 2 run homer in the first. 2 for 3 today. 4 rbi. 2 nothing a's. i want some. this is fourth homer of the season. lead cut to 3-two say it again. tl the second of the year here. maybenfusiu confucius said it first. i don't know. powering them to victory. split the series and hit the road now for 3 games in houston. >> pretty good swing in the past few games and haven't got anything to fall yet so i think it's just a level of going up there with the confidence i have to hit the ball and in the trying to get too much out of my zone and trying to help the team when i can. >> and gi

kind of pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slug to be driving lessons some emergency vehicles exceptional. international airport in the very heart of moscow. automatic conversations of great minds with susan kane says you know susan is an author lecturer former wall street corporate attorney and the author of the critically acclaimed new york times best selling book quiet the power of interference in a world that can't stop talking let's get back to it susan just as we as we hit the break you were mentioning society's preference for extroverts and how you would draw an analogy to society's preference arguably for men over women or at least in terms of power situations the one nine hundred fifty s. versus today. there are probably apocryphal stories about times when women had met power over men you know amazons. as in women not the river and and and and actually you know some indications in some cultures the major lineal matriarchal cultures of many native american tribes and of the icelanders for example. are there are times. in ha

going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slug to be driving lessons submergence three here who are exceptions. international in the very heart of moscow. where the wealth of national indorsements from climate activists to small business owners the inclusive prosperity tax a financial transaction tax sponsored by congressman keith ellison of minnesota will be reintroduced next week on capitol hill also called a robin hood tax the act would create a sales tax on wall street which would provide hundreds of billions of dollars in new revenue for a nation every year prior to the bill's redirection on capitol hill more than one hundred forty organizations will take part in a robin hood tax campaign rally and march this saturday in our nation's capital joining me now to talk more about that rally and financial transaction tax is gene ross an acute care nurse and co president of national nurses united jean great to have you back with us thank you for being here glad to be here so tell us about the inclusive prosperity act what is this we

kind of pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slug three driving lessons to the emergency vehicles are exceptions. international airport in the very heart of moscow. you may see. a low in welcome across town where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle but john kerry expresses shuttling through the middle east in search of peace once again a u.s. administration claims to be a fair broker to resolve the israel palestine conflict after forty four years of occupation in colonization of palestinian land what can we expect if anything from the obama administration is it time to reckon with the reality on the ground that is the one state solution. to cross-talk the john kerry visit to the middle east i'm joined by edina friedman in washington she is a professor at the american university school of international science also in washington we have jason isaacs and he is the american jewish committee director of government and international affairs and in philadelphia we cross the susan she is a writer political commentator and author of

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kind of a pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be slugged three drugs listen something more urgency here. the. international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to tonight's bigger picture discussion on national security i'm joined by michael brain executive director at the truman national security project in the center for national policy show him which our executive director with the bill of rights defense committee and corey saylor national legislative director of the council on american islamic relations and let's get back to it while the media is mostly focusing on islamic terrorism next external exposure you know extremists threats and whatever and we've been discussing this foreign policy international policy we are probably right here at home where we've had a history of problems right here at home you know from from the unabomber kind of thing to the oklahoma city bombing to the atlantic's bombing in to the whole cause museum shooting to the to the sikh temple a tax court of the southern poverty law center the quote th

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there are two big slugs of new tax increases. how both the buffet rule which would insure a 30% tax rate and would limit to 28% for top earners. but you have also got a second series of tax increases that are meant to offset other tax benefits provided to other middle class workers. you have an increase in the estate tax. they want to limit the tax benefit for iras. so that their income would be taxed at ordinary rates. he says those breaks are the kinds of things that simply cannot be justified. >> there's no excuse to keep these loopholes open. >> all they do is allow folks who are already well off and well connected game the system. >> now larry, the president clearly is not going to get all of these items but the question about the budget is does it effect negotiations between republicans and democrats? that's the purpose of his providing that chain cpi proposal to cut the increase over time. also why he is having senate republicans to dinner right now. but one political reaction won't help that process which is that the head

. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people.ll that was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> 58 people were killed. only a quarter of korean-owned businesses survived, either destroyed outright during the riots or abandoned afterwards by owners who felt the entire underpinning of their contract with america had shifted. yet today koreatown is bigger and better and forever changed by what happened in 1992. dong il jang, however is as ahn waveringly old school, we sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978. like most korean restaurants, you didn't mess with the original, and like most father/son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> my father opened put all this redwood and cherry, to this day i can't touch certain things here. >> he doesn't let you change the uniforms, either. >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just don't the work. >> i just do the work. as a korean, we know

going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be slugged three drug realises some emergency vehicles are exceptions. i. welcome back joining us for tonight's lone liberal cameron seward patrick alley all right let's get back to it let's talk about guns news broke out of the senate today that senator joe manchin and pat toomey a centrist democrat in a far right republican have reached a deal on guns i guess people on the left who want strong gun reform just cringe at hearing that this is going to be the signature policy coming out of the senate for gun reform it's basically background check agreement of it came with mandates background checks for almost every gun sold the united states including gun shows transactions between relatives and hunters though still can go by without background checks. and it looks like this might pass there was talk about republicans filibustering and there's a lot of pressure growing on them to not filibuster it. is this is this really the best the senate can do here i mean is this something that republicans are

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. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people.hat was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> 58 people were killed. only a quarter of korean-owned businesses survived, either destroyed outright during the riots or abandoned afterwards by owners who felt the entire underpinning of their contract with america had shifted. yet today koreatown is bigger and better and forever changed by what happened in 1992. dong il jang, however is as ahn unwaveringly old school, we sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978. like most korean restaurants, you didn't mess with the original, and like most father/son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> my father opened put all this redwood and cherry, to this day i can't touch certain things here. >> he doesn't let you change the uniforms, either. >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just don't the work. >> i just do the work. as a korean, we know.

it's a huge slug of moisture area wise. it's not a ton of rain moving through that area. we'll talk more weather here, how your day is going to square away. the mid 50s now, going for a high in the mid 60s this afternoon. that's normal for this date. >>> ron, good morning. how are you? >> reporter: good morning. we're great. had a little light rain earlier in fells point but it stopped. do you know what we're ready for now? >> manic monday. >> reporter: yes, indeed. with apologies to jim and the masters. we're loving it here. we have a great group. they're going to be fabulous. ladies and gentlemen, relay for life when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed our newest subaru from the back seat forward. introducing the all-new, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. oh, yeah? where? here. dunkin' nailed it. didn't even have to wait for a table. dunkin's new eggs benedict sandwich is here. now you can enjoy ham, pepper-fr