russ is very smitten with bernard. he has a boy crush on him.h, sammie thinks that everyone is madly in love with me. oh, i--i'm afraid to ask. has...something happened to russ and monica? oh, yes. they were abducted. and, uh...drugged. while their townhouse was being stripped. [gasps] are they...all right? monica's in a psychiatric ward, and russ died of a heroin overdose. so, no, they're not all right. how 'bout that database? the loft was rented to a screenwriter named wes banyon. do you know him? no. is there someone else back here? blonde woman? that was me. no, no, no. she was... she was at the fax machine. there's only sammie, marcel, and me. i didn't find a hilary marsden. is this yours too? salon aks on madison avenue. it's for chemically damaged hair. you dye your hair? sammie...tell the truth. bernard insists my hair be a very particular shade of blonde. i make so few demands. tell monica that we're very sorry for her misfortune, detective... goren. goren, eames. (eames) 20 years of hair salons says that's not a dye job. but somebody

so much so that by the end some are down right smitten. >> that's a smile he's got a great smile. >> you're giggling now you just got a ticket. >> he's a nice guy! i mean -- how can you be mad at that guy? >> reporter: apparently you can't. >> disarming. >> reporter: time after time, ticket after ticket. >> never so happy to get a ticket in my life. >> reporter: we saw elton simmons melt away a polar icecap of preconception. and his boss says there's a lesson in there for hard-nosed traffic cops everywhere. >> their excuse is "i give tickets all day long, i'm going to get complaints." well, that's not true. there's a way. there is a way to do it and elton simmons is the way. >> reporter: certainly no complaints here. steve hartman, "on the road" in los angeles. >> schieffer: and that is the news. sunday on "face the nation," we'll talk about the 50th anniversary of the march on washington with former secretary of state colin powell, georgia congressman john lewis and newark mayor cory booker. scott will be back here on monday. i'm bob schieffer in new york. good night. captioning spo

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someone's smitten. whoa, way to shralp the crispies, babe. my wife, portia. another surfer? my free time, i prosecute record companies who withhold royalties from elderly blues musicians. (sighing continues) (grunting) um, why don't we discuss it over dinner? discuss what? things that you're desperately missing from your life that you never knew you needed. cool. see you at 6:00. (birds cawing) so, surfing is really your job? yeah, i earned a couple million on the tour last year. just for standing on a thing? mmm. wow. your house is perfect. no sharp corners, no unsafe balconies, a cool grandpa. i love two things: shutting up and giving away money. ooh, thanks, dad. what's that stone around your neck? it's a promise stone. it signifies that if i ever get to be a burden, i just jump in a volcano. wow. i assumed the jackson five were the only perfect family, but now i see there's another. princeton, b.a., oxford, m.a. i smell a rhodes. no, i turned it down because cecil rhodes was such a racist. (sighs) uh, say, listen, portia. how would you and mav feel about... um, swinging?

. >> prince william sounds smitten but when it comes to sleep habits he sounded like any new exhaustedent. >> he's up a lot at night. catherine is very fantastic. >> hearts melted around the world and he scored major points for making sure the car seat was secure. >> i practice that had seat. >> the prince surprised onlookers by chauffeuring the family home. >> i think driving your son and wife away from the hospital is very important to me. he i don't like fuss. >> he's a modern dad saying he changed the first diaper. >> the diaper was, i had every mid wife there saying you do it. you do it. >> he has a passion for saving endangered animals in africa. >> at the moment only legacy i want to pass on is sleep more. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him by facebook. does my fast track transponder only work in northern california? we drive in southern california and on the toll road there's. >> great question. there is a state law they have to be interactive here is a tip. you need to get fast track from them down there. because it can turn to a fee. you've got your fas

seeing how smitten he was over her, once he saw the two of you together, he just had to vent; he hade had the extra set of keys. he took your car, and wham. paul is not a criminal. his rap sheet says otherwise. he made one mistake. there's, there's a big difference between one bad judgment and a criminal mindset. paul does not have the predisposition for antisocial behavior. that's learned over years and years through generations. i went out and i got my own copy. the jukes family of new york state. the true story of a genetically linked clan of paupers, harlots, misfits and petty criminals. it's inspired a whole generation of behaviorists. maybe it inspired you. look, professor, maybe it's just hit home now that your son was in... paul didn't do it. i did. i did. i was in love with ann, and i begged her not to break it off, but she wouldn't listen. she walked away. she just walked away... and i killed her. he just took the rap for his kid. what a good dad. what it did is it gave us an open invitation to search his place. make sure the warrant covers the kid's room. other than a pair

is you are holding all college personnel accountable. 3r06inproving their worth to une sam, i am smitteni am sure my friend pat buchanan is as well. what do you make of this. >> neil, you have gone rhino. are you serious my friend? you are going to rate the colleges and universities. who is going to do it, the department of education of barrack hussein obama, that is absurd. neil: do you want a rating system, based on cost per student leave the department of education out for a moment. >> graduation rais rates, i wena high school that was competitive, you took an exam to get in, i was told, one of three of you will not graduate. >> did you avoid being the one out of three? >> certain -- -- look, let me tell you, what is going to happen, you get department of education, you say, look. you are okay here on the cost, but we -- your program, your student body is not as diverse as we like it. neil: that is not part of it, that is a fire fear, i grant you every time will department mucks it up. but we have to do something about the soaring cost. >> i agree. neil: i don't think you should throw

suddenly you're smitten, loves me.ght add, and snoops on me, and nsa workers snooping on their loves. spying on the latest date. does that make you ill at least? try illegal. >> creepy. >> supercreepy and predictable. it's kind of -- the ability to naughty bits. these people -- you started it. but, of course, if you get people uncheckable power, they're going to look up old girlfriends, new girlfriends. >> neil: and spouses. the nsa did give us a statement. everytime there's a new revelation, there's a statement. over the past decades, local violations of nsa authority has been found but under where the -- we take seriously the allegations and cooperate full >> we know this because they told us. there was no independent are bitter who said that. the people who are snooped on? do they know it? no. when we nsa conducts surveillance we don't have the right to know. >> neil: very good point. and -- >> they also have the fact that senator dianne feinstein who is supposed to be conducting oversight, and the president of the

i think she was real smitten. you don't strike me as the observant type, ray.ago. ben was a good man. he was there for me. don't make men like they used to. was tully around when you started dating ben? i know what you're thinking, but i wasn't that kd of girl. i met ben a year later. a friend set us up. that's my son peter. handsome. i thought you wanted to ask me about jimmy tully. a guy named ray lisi said you were with jimmy the night he disappeared. we met at the gunwale. then hit a dance marathon. "marine and fastest typist in the steno pool." that's what he said. what about after that? after that? i would've given him my heart. but fate wouldn't have it. ("mona lisa" playing) what? just seeing if your boyfriend ray comes out to stop me. stop you from what? smuggling you on the ship. come on, i'll buy you a soda. thank you. you're welcome. enjoy. i sure am gonna miss you. you'll forget what i look like minute ship leaves port. not if you give me a photo of yourself. do i look like the kind of girl who carries photos of herself around? come on, let's fix t

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>> my first thing is i read the memoir and loved it and was totally smitten by piper, and then i actuallyhed a lot of locked up, billions behind bars, particularly being an administrator, and i was lucky enough to visit a prison and do some interview views with people who worked in administration and some education. >> and what about you laverne? >> i actually had been preparing to interview that trans woman in prison in minnesota named ceci mcdonald for a show called in the life which lost its funding. i had been reading and researching about her case and trans people in prison. there's a beautiful documentary called "cruel and unusual" that deals specifically with a lot of issues trans people face in prisons. >> certainly it is a unique experience and you certainly bring your own unique experience to that that i think comes across as very genuine. just if you can talk a little bit about sort of in your experience on the show, what kinds of problems you think exist in the u.s. corrections system. we're kind of seeing some of them come out in the series, in particular just talk about some

. >> reporter: prince william sound smitten, when it comes to his son's sleep habits he sounded like> doesn't want to go to sleep that much. a little problem. >> up a lot at night? >> little bit. not as much as katherine. she is doing a fantastic job. >> reporter: hearts melted around the world when the first time dad carried his son out of st. mary's hospital and scored major points for making sure the car seat was properly secured. >> i had actually practiced with the seat. >> reporter: the prince surprised onlookers by chauffeuring his family home. >> i think driving your son and wife away from hospital was really important to me. i don't like fuss, so it's much easier to do it yourself. >> reporter: quite the modern dad. prince william proudly said he changed the first diaper. >> i wasn't allowed to get away with that, every midwife, saying "you do it. you do it." >> karen travers, abc news, washington. >> proud father. very happy. >> so down to earth. you know, they're royal. so they can have these elaborate picture sessions and portraits done and picture, painted and all this.

. >> you but betsy is so smitten with the kitten they decide to adopt her. whe uday few dayd something different about her. >> she was in the cam cage by h herself. >> she was always housed separately because she is a bite. >>> we have five full grown cats and they will show her her face. >> is she wrong. nora takes charge and quickly turns the place his ker whisker tail. >> she was so disruptive for section months it sounded like we had a house of snakes living here. screaming. hissing. grow ling it did not stop for six months. >> things begin to quiet down and other cats learn to work around the new boss of the whose. >> nora would never be in the same room with them. they basically have learned to stay clear of her. >> she is a diva. she likes to just do her own thing and be left alone to do it. >> nora often retreats to the piano studio and watches betsy give piano lessons to students. >> very obsess with the piano from day one. she would go underneath while they were playing and dance in circles and look over sheet music while they were playing. >> one

was at a tipping point and about to be smitten with soccer.ber the hype about pele's arrival when i was a kid, but it hasn't happened. this time i think it's going to happen. friendly matches have drawn huge crowds in the united states. wherever i go in the states, i see merchandise being worn by premier league fans of all ages, and of course more kids are playing soccer here than ever before. another factor might be the shifting demographics of the country, which make us more like fans who have made this the most popular sport in the world. so here are a couple of the basics to get you started. the premier league features 20 teams who play each other twice in a season, once at home and once away. so there is parody in scheduling in the season that runs from august to may. teams get three points forrer a win, one for a tie. there is no super bowl. and whichever has the most points at the end of the year wins the championship. the top finishing teams get to go on and compete in the european championship ons league, and the bottom three teams, t

in short, america was an ecstatic nation, smitten with itself and prosperity and invention and in love with the land from which it drew its riches, a land grand and fertile, extending from one sea to another and to which its citizens felt into it med. yet there was a problem, a hitch, a blot, a stain. the stain was slavery. that john quincy adams knew, and because of it he forecast with doom the price the country would have to pay. some of the people and many of the events in this book are so familiar they seem ready-made; lincoln, the confederate general george picket's charge at gettysburg, robert e. lee meeting the scruffy, cigar-smoking ulysses s. grant. but the richness and variety during this time of crisis bring into focus other events, other characters. the impounding of the schooner pearl as it tries to flee washington, d.c. with a boatload of fugitive slaves. the day hungry women ran through the streets of richmond begging for bread during the war. susan b. anthony riding on wagons without springs through kansas to secure the ballot for women. exuberant men such as walt whitm

little mila and i bonded a couple weeks ago and i am smitten. >> brian: are you going to spoil that girl. especially you want to be around for them. i think it's time. it's time -- >> i had a sleepless night wondering about your swing. >> brian: if you had trouble sleeping, you can imagine how i felt because i spent a lot of time not swinging, which is not going to help me here today. but i'm willing to give it a shot and see if i can impress you more than let's say i have over the last two of the last three years. >> that won't be hard. [ laughter ] >> brian: am i going to get someone like to you tee off, mr. president? >> brian, actually i've got a designated tee offer. >> brian: you do? >> yeah. i've asked my dear friend, lee trevino to come and hit in my stead. >> i got the shoes, baby. >> brian: nice to see you. >> anamarie. >> brian: nice to see you. >> once you're in, you're always in. >> this guy right here, is a strong patriot and a great man. >> brian: lee, i hear you're a tremendous golfer. >> not anymore. >> brian: that is not true. >> here, you hit one. we don't know whether

. >> let me ask you this, why is the country as smitten in its understated way with mimi eisenhower. >> mimi fudge was the only dish that she could make. >> a good one, i bet. >> she set a standard. instantly, it seems, she gave way to her opposite who became a phenomenon along with her husband. in some ways, an impossible act to follow. how can we go over night from one extreme to the other question mark -- other? >> i have always look at that as the major breakpoint for the modern first lady. when she comes into office, she is 32 years old and has two young children. she is attractive and a fashion icon. as kennedy is speaking about the peace corps and the new frontier, she is embracing a. -- a phase of camelot. those of you who are of my vintage may recall an problem called "the first family." it made fun of kennedy. people imitated the voices of his brother and parents, lyndon johnson, and the country laughed along with them. it was emblematic of their affection. >> this is a time when television begins to define a bud lite and journalism. likes and, on february 14, jacqueline ke