. >> this is the smothers brothers comedy hour. take one.> if rowan and martin and the smothers brothers are the new stars of tv comedy, it is the comedy itself rather than the comedians which is more often in the spotlight. these two programs have consciously tried to influence people by comedy techniques that break through the traditional song and skit routines and by subject matter that is often on the cutting edge of what is new. >> our government is asking us as citizens, good citizens, to refrain from traveling to foreign lands. >> okay. all you guys in vietnam, come on home. >> times were changing so quickly in the '60s. and we didn't change them. >> we just reflected them. >> i can't hear you. what are you doing? >> i'm getting ready to go to college. >> cbs gave the smothers brothers that show because they were clean-cut folk satirists. you know, they wore blazers. they could sing well. they were funny. >> mom liked you best! >> you lower your voice. >> mom liked you best. >> they told us what they thought we could do and what we sh

but the smothers brothers took to the print media and said, "hey, cbs is censoring our best jokes. once the moon clouded over. ♪ ♪ we heard a gurgling cry. ♪ ♪ a few seconds later, ♪ ♪ the captain's helmet was all that floated by. ♪ a friend of mine was working in the distribution office for columbia records in denver, colorado. he says, "pete, you know my boss took one listen to this record and exploded." he says, "those people in new york must be nuts to think i could promote a record like this." he said, "pete, your record did not leave the shelf." so as i say, i can't prove that songs do anything but people in control of the country think they do. ♪ another stream had joined the big muddy ♪ ♪ about a half mile from where he'd gone. ♪ ♪ we were lucky to escape from the big muddy ♪ ♪ when the big fool said to push on. ♪ ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ [clarinet plays] [chanting] [rock music] ♪ waist deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. funding for this program is prov

in the back we have one of our newest members of our property management team, andrew smothers and andrew under dana's leadership was really instrumental in the closure of candlestick and making sure we were able to reuse as many of the assets at candlestick as possible and worked on the memorabilia and seat sales and all those that helped to offset and make that cliff in the loss of candlestick revenue more palatable and andrew also implemented the program that allowed us to do our own cards and saved money there. it takes a village and andrew very much contributed to our successful budget this year. >> thank you, andrew. thank you, katie. you do need public comment, don't you, margaret? >> is there any public comment on this item? >> i see some folks in the back. no public comment. >> thank you very much. >> okay. public comment is closed. >> are you looking for a motion to approve this budget? >> i am. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> thank you very much, katie. >> item 11, the joseph l. alioto performing arts piazza and installation. >> now you get to

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for just $4 you can get an everyday value slam, all you can eat pancakes our new biscuits smothered inew cookies 'n cream mega sundae. you know, i'm more than a cook. i'm everyone's best friend. 4 dishes for 4 dollars each. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >> larry: okay, thank you! (cheers and applause) that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists: shannon devido, marianne kirby lavell crawford, and morgan spurlock. (cheers and applause) as always, thanks for helping me keep it a hundred on twitter. each of our panelists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same standard. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. tonight's question comes from 'at home brew 68'. ok, give me the question. do you like big butts? and you cannot lie... absolutely, i like big butts! (laughter) (applause) once again, you have to challenge me! you're asking a brother the wrong question, all right? on tomorrow's show, we're going to talkabout gay marriage. tweet your questions with #keepit100. until then, goodnightly everyone! (cheers

for just $4 you can get an everyday value slam, all you can eat pancakes our new biscuits smothered inor the new cookies 'n cream mega sundae. you know, i'm more than a cook. i'm everyone's best friend. 4 dishes for 4 dollars each. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay. that's all the time we have. i want to thank our panel. lance bass, sally kohn, jessica kirson, and reverend michael faulkner. as always thanks for helping me "keep it 100". each panel answer aid tough question, and i hold myself to the same standard. remember, i dont get a chance to see this question until right now. tonight's question comes from @doctormathochist. give me the question. "your best friend has cancer and terrible health insurance" sound like a funny question so far. "would you gay marry him to get hoim your plan?" don't have to because the brother's rich. ( laughter ) ( applause ) all right! yeah! got out of that one. i'm actually not rich. tomorrow, we've got a special show. this is a special show tomorrow for black history month. we're talking about black fatherhoo

there has been heavy dumps of snow, up to two meters, smothering villages like this one.of the province is still inaccessible rescuers can only get as far as the outskirts of the valley. people are leaving their homes behind. they can't cope with this such snow. it has become too dangerous. >> translator: three children and one adult are still under the snow. the government only rescued two people. also 300 animals are under the snow as a result of the avalanches. >> reporter: this is a province with two mountain ranges and a narrow valley in between. there is only 1 main road to get in and out. around 300 people are using shovels to dig through the snow, but they don't have the right equipment to get to all of the homes. >> translator: we demand the government comes and help are rescue the people who are still under the snow. these people are very poor and need help. >> reporter: cars and trucks are stuck on the roads, getting arrange the province and many other parts of afghanistan has become impossible. it's a long task. a tunnel carved through the mountains has been c

it was quickly smothered up because in operation it did not want anything to be known about him.he washington post has done a lot of investigation on this. they done a big report and found out a lot of details about him. it was going to come out one way or another eventually. the question is now, what will islamic state do? how will they react? affects a think for anyone who looks at this description that he is -- >> i think anyone who looks at the description that he is kind and gentle and somehow turns into this person who is beheading people in the desert, what do you think will become of him? >> special operations command in the u.s. has already sent in special forces teams to try unsuccessfully, to free the hostages near rocca. they got the right place, but the wrong time. timing is everything with intelligence. they've had attempts that have failed at the last minute because the timing has been wrong. the hostages were moved at the last minute. you've got to assume that he is well protected, but let's be clear on this. he is acting under orders. jihadi john it -- don't thin

for just $4 you can get an everyday value slam, all you can eat pancakes our new biscuits smothered inusage gravy, or the new cookies 'n cream mega sundae. you know, i'm more than a cook. i'm everyone's best friend. 4 dishes for 4 dollars each. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: that's our show. here it is, your moment of zen. >> president obama is once again getting flack on the international stage for chewing gum. cameras captured him apparently chewing gums on multiple occasions. he even took it out of his mouth once while chatting with the prime minister and then put it onsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> larry: tonightly, controversial weekend at the box office. american sniper raises the question: is this guy an asshole or a hero? while mortdecai raises the question: who's the asshole who green lit mortdecai? some people are angry that american sniper doesn't accurately criticize the iraq war. here, i'll do it for you: it's bad. should war movies be accurate? i hope not, because those apes freak m

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smothered not chose, taco salad burritodillas, a burrito quesadilla combo. and the holy grail, a quesa rrito. a burrito with a cheese quesadilla wrapped around it. the wrong way to order from the secret menu. if you don't know what the item is, don't order it. if the restaurant is very busy you might want to skip the secret order or your linemates will say, doesn't that think -- stink? stick with a next her secret -- an extra secret item, the burrito shell. >> that way you don't waste your money. >> prince harry is quitting the armed forces. they served two tours of duty. he is planning to focus on charity work and spent a significant time abroad on field projects in africa. >> pop star madonna says she did hit her head and suffered whiplash when she fell during that performance on wednesday. she fell down a few stairs when the cape she was wearing was pulled by a dancer. the cape was supposed to be pulled, but it was supposed to come loose but it had been tied to tight. there was someone with her until 3:00 a.m. the next data make sure she did not lose cons

capitalism is allowed but it is smothered in government.care sets the rules. am banks can invest in things but they better obey every word in dodd frank. clouds became prime minister at the czech republic after they said the third way is the fastest route to the third world. i think he was wrong. actual communism is faster venezuelians show that now. people can't prosper with this when there are so man capriy rules. politicians say it makes life fairer but they taught me life is the fairest when people are free to make our own decision. i had already figured that out by the time abc sent me to russia. part of the problem is the way decisions are made here. let's contrast it with the way things work in the u.s. in a capitalist society the people have a naming as to what bets produced. in a way we vote with our dollars. if we like a product we will make more of it. we will make more of it because we want to make money. the only way to make money is to give the public what it wants. if it was centrally planned the government would set the word

capitalism but smothered in government.st but they better obey every word with dodd/frank. becoming prime minister of the czech republic after the soviet union fell is the fastest route to the third world. i think he was wrong. actual communism is faster but this third way is battle so because people cannot prosper with this when there are so many rules. politicians say they make life fair but years of consumer reporting taught me that life is harassment we're free to make our own decisions. i have already figured that out by the time abc said to me to russia. >> part of the problem is the way decisions are met the -- made. contrast with the u.s.. in decapolis society that people have to say what is produced because we vote with our dollars progress we like a product we will buy more and manufacturers will make more because they want to make money in the only way to make money is to give the public what it wants. if our economy was centrally planned then the government would set production levels and president reagan may or

it caused avalanches smothering villages. people are leaving the area. they can't cope with the snow. it's too dangerous. >> translation: three children and one adult is under the snow. the government rescued three people. animals are under the snow as a result of the avalanches. >> reporter: the mountain rages and a narrow valley. there's 1 main road to get in and out. 300 people are using shovels to dig though the snow. they don't have the right equipment to get to the homs. >> we demand the government come and rescue people they are poor and need help. >> reporter: cars and trucks are stuck on the roads. getting around the province and other areas in afghanistan has become possible. a tunnel carved through the mountains has been closed. it's the only road through. conditions should improve over the next few days. it will give emergency crews a chance to clear the road. for many help will come too late >>> south korea's constitutional court struck down an adultery law criminalizing extra marital affairs for 60 years. the 1963 statute was aimed at keepi

. >> in, you go in, order a smothered burrito and give whoever you where a smooch and get another smotheredor free. so, it is on saturday, valentines day, lot of people, yes. >> so qdoba. >> the size of the burrito. >> it is huge. >> have you been to chipotle. >> i don't know that i ever have. i have walk by every time. apparently this qdoba. >> yes. >> it is at 15th and walnut. will you all right. >> i'm sorry. >> this fine leather. >> there is a kohl's store right there. >> yes. >> so, again, if you go into qdoba and you make out they bring you food. >> yes. >> is that basically the thing. >> wonder if that will work in another restaurant. >> i don't know why it is so funny. >> qdoba. >> i want the the burrito. >> okay. do you eat burritos if you -- somebody broke up to you what is your go to foody eat it all. >> really. >> yes, an down it with wine. >> stereo typical thing is for women they go and get ice cream. >> yes, go get food right out of the thing good no, no, no we found a survey there are healthy things you can eat if you get dump. >> sal monday. >> yes. >> salmon really. >> you

empties -- amphorae which contained wine, olive oil and garum -- the unspeakable fish sauce which they smothered with. tens of thousands of these amphorae all around pompeii -- must have been a terrific problem. these are the coke cans of the ancient world. what do you do to get rid of them ? one of the answers is you crunch them up and make floors out of them. there is more to this house than bins and empties. as well as being a place of work -- a shop -- it's also a place for a family a place for living. and you can see this the moment you come into the kitchen. here's the stove the hearth on which the family could prepare its food. and above the hearth, we find something very characteristic -- a lararium a little shrine where the spirits of the household the lares, dance on either side of an altar where an offering is made. so this is not just a place for food preparation but it's a focus for the loyalties of the family and family life. what we see in this house, then, with this combination of rather shabby shop rooms and surprisingly nicely decorated private rooms, is something very typical

you can see squalls smothered the roadways and cars having to slow down in all this weather.e did talk to several people who were outside. not everyone said they were ready. >> were you prepared? >> no. >> why not? >> i didn't believe it when the sun came out this afternoon. >> you didn't think it was going to be so bad? >> no. i thought it was another overreaction. >> we do want to see your picturespick. send your pictures to i see@nbcwashington.com. >>> be sure to check before heading to catch your train. all train service between boston and maine is canceled. you can't take a train from d.c.'s union station to boston's north station. service between washington and new york is running but there could be some delays. right now 60 flights are canceled out of reagan national. seven flights delayed there. at bwi, 34 flights are canceled. dulles reporting 26 canceled flights this morning and one delay. >> some sunday delays and cancellations because of the snow and frigid weather. you may have to push back that worthout as all ymcas don't plan to open until noon today. if you we

the ws defense smothered toronto from the tip-off. thompson, 25 minutes. frustration boiled over in the fourth. a little pushing and shoving between the teams. but order eventually was restored. and golden state wins in a blowout, 113-89. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- a dire situation gets even worse. the new trouble for california fruit and vegetables. >>> and here on saturday we have cloud cover hanging around the bay area. for some of us, sun. but all of us will see cool temperatures today and potential for thunderstorms. we're back to break it down after this. >>> welcome back. 7:43 the time. start off with a live look out across palo alto. this morning you can see clouds across the bay. we'll see cloud cover through the day because of an area of upper level low pressure sitting on top of us. even across the south bay, extensive cloud cover. the farther north, that's where you have more sunshine, san francisco, north bay, more blue sky. notice the icons across the bottom of the screen, yes, rain in the forecast for today. some

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. >> and her father was like smothering her, too. >> he was?r. >> i love, all about the love. >> i was going to say geez the latest. >> almost afraid to say because to me it didn't even seem like address almost like costume. madonna, serious? or just trying to play upper form ands. >> madonna is a character. she dresses in costume. we're at the gram ills y not embrace it? let's look at 56 years old her body -- >> looks good. >> looks flawless. i thought it was hot for mad done a but it was not for someone else. >> i think mad done, a i mean, she is having hard time growing old gracefully. >> true. >> and i think she needs to give up that look, she needs to look beautiful. she needs to take cues from laid gaga. went through her phase, when is madonna going to get done with her phase? >> she's none done with it yet. >> i give it tow amazing woman, incredible talent, incredible actress but take the act somewhere else. >> can you blame her? if i look that good at that age? >> look, have them make you something beautiful. >> it made sense with her p

if it were me, i would have smothered that beast in its enclosure. >> well, jimmy has my ear, but wey and granted him a full pardon yesterday. kennedy: that's amazing, you are a kind and beautiful soul because i have to tell you if i were in the jaws of death, i don't think i would find forgiveness in my heart. >> well, again, jimmy's -- we've been having this groundhog prognostication since 1948, and we'll certainly look forward to next year. kennedy: well, i'm thankful you're alive and thank you for being here, and many safe returns. >> thank you. kennedy: thank you for watching the show tonight. thank you for being here, mr. mayor. go to twitter and follow me at kennedy nation, i'm looking for 100,000th follower. almost halfway there. if you are that person, i will put you next to me and will snuggle you for an hour. that is a promise! i will see you next time. stay beautiful. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. president obama today making an extraordinary effort to draw a moral equivalency between christians, a millenium ago and the radical islamic terrorism of the isla

order a smothered burrito and share a peck and you get a second free. >> heinz is heating things up producing ketchup that includes hot sauce. >> the red hot sauce including pepper paste guaranteed to add kick. heinz said it will be on the shelves before the end of the month. >> that is america's money. have a great day. >> louisiana man is showing off a sparkly discovery fining a two carrot yellow diamond at a state park in arkansas where it is finder's weaponner, the state park is the only public site if the world wherefore a small fee you can dig for diamonds and keep them. >> it is the largest diamond found so far this year and not clear how much the finder will get for it but in oklahoma a woman found a 3.85carot d there and sold it for $20,000. mike, have you been this? what did you find? >> nothing. i have been twice. nothing. nothing. you pay a price to come in they give you the tools and you dig until you try to find something. >> it sounds like fund, like patching for goal. >> our kids were three and five and digging like a dog. we didn't find anything. >> we are glad you didn't bec

. >> our debt hangs over our economy kind of like a wet blanket, smothering opportunity making it harder create an environment where good paying jobs can thrive. >> so who is right? tammy bruce is a radio talk show host and tox news contributor marjorie clifton former contributor to the campaign. who is right? does the president's proposed budget really help the middle class? >> look, neither side is addressing what's been happening. this is not happening in a vacuum. the fact is, president obama's policies, including obamacare are sticking it to the middle class especially. president obama saying now that he's going to be helping the middle class is like if you had an employee come and lift $1,000 out of your purse and then a week later comes by to give you $5 saying he's going to help you out. i mean, it's ridiculous. the republicans aren't addressing that either. obamacare and billions of new taxes on the middle class, premiums going up over 78% for people with obamacare. regulations on business which is the middle class in this country. so we're being nailed an extraordinary way when

if you order a smothered burrito on saturday and share a kiss with anyone you get a second burrito for, i'm sure. >>> what would people -- what would inspire people around -- to run around in their underwear in this cold weather? the answer a chance to help out in a good cause. it is called cupid's undie run and philadelphia's version is set for this weekend. here to tell us more is sandy freon, the race director. this is your third year in philadelphia. there are 30 races, i think they have been added -- they added some cities close to 40 now around the country. tell us how this thing got started. >> this thing -- this started about five years ago in washington, d.c. a couple of guys were sitting around one night talking about how they can help a brother who suffers and how we can raise critical funding for the foundation. and came up with this crazy idea of running around in your underwear. >> bill said this will be the coldest weekend of the year but he said you'll catch a break because saturday will be warmer that be -- if it was sunday folks will be in trouble. they're not going t

our debt hangs over the economy kind of like a wet blanket smothering opportunity, making it harder to create an environment where good-paying jobs can thrive. it's one reason that the growth following the last recession has been so sluggish compared to all the past recoveries. we just learned that the economic growth for the fourth quarter was a disappointing 2.6% and 2.4% for all of 2014. basically the same slow growth that we've had over the past three years. in fact, the economy has only grown half as fast as previous economic recoveries. if it had been as strong as the historical average, our economy would have created 10 million more jobs since the recession ended. this sluggish growth is hitting the american people where it hurts the most right in our wallets. president obama says the economy is back on track, but people aren't feeling it and for good reason. wages are flat, even declining while costs for health care food education, they're rising. the middle class squeeze is very real. in fact, since president obama took office, middle class families have seen their incomes dro

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>> she talked about being smothered and he was grabbing her that's when she hit him with the shoe. >>reporter: but it's the murder weapon the $29 stiletto shoe that could come to ana's rescue. >> it's not a gun, not a knife. not a typical thing one would use to kill someone. that could help the defense saying she grabbed whatever she could. >> reporter: on the morning of april 6th last year the sun rose over a perfect spring day in houston. closing arguments in the case were about to begin. >> it won't be until your break that she ceases to be the stiletto stabber. >> reporter: but the defense argues she was fighting for her life. >> as long as she fears for bodily injury or death she's justified. >> reporter: after two hours the jury was swift and unequivocal. >> we the jury find her as charged. >> reporter: she's now sentenced to prison. and although the shoe may fit she still refuses to wear it. >> we have opinions what we would or wouldn't do, why or how. when you find yourself in a situation, you don't know, either. because it's the situation. >> reporter: you don't know what you

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latest round of snowfall dumped on new england has shuttered schools, stalled mass transit, and smotheredegion. and, yes, the forecast calls for more snow this weekend. emily rooney of wgbh looks at how tough new englanders are coping with the present, and preparing for the future. e storms have all had different names. juneau, curry, neptune octavia -- but they all look the same to us. it's not that we aren't used to snow in boston we are. it's just that there's been so much coming so fast with no end in sight. during torrential winter downpours, new englanders like to say, imagine if this was snow. this winter, we've been robbed of our imagination. since january 27th bostonians have weathered a relentless string of storms, dumping almost 100 inches in total, and with no thaws in between, it's layer upon layer, pile upon pile. >> when it snows like this where do you put the snow? >> there's an onstreet parking ban on and off for three weeks, but doesn't mean much. crowded brown stone neighborhoods are exempt, you can keep your own car in your own private igloo as long as you want. >> eve

it was well orchestrated and very well done, and we smothered 'em and took over. [ applause ] >> i wouldnse of liberty is no vice. [ cheers and applause ] [ horn blowing ] thank you. thank you. thank you. and let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of [ cheers and applause ] >> gold: and when he said that, and people were stunned by the thing, one of the reporters turned around and said, "my god, he's going to run as goldwater." >> barry goldwater got up and tore that convention apart again, by that line that, "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice." and i remember i was at stone harbor watching it with my father, and he wanted to see what kind of candidate goldwater was. he got up and said, "he's finished." and he was. >> r. goodwin: he was way to the right of where the country was. people didn't want to hear about extremism from him, or from any presidential candidate. >> nelson rockefeller, after the convention that nominated barry goldwater, got up to give a speech, and usually you expect a warm embrace of the candidate that did not prevail, and to unify going

later in the evening, he asked me if i would take a pillow and smother him.next day, we talked about poetry islam, the fact that he had never supported the attacks on the united states. he wanted to attack israel. >> and talk about what you learned happened to him from there. >> well, he was sent from pakistan to this secret location. once he was healthy enough to withstand interrogation, a group of cia interrogators -- i'm sorry, a group of fbi interrogators interviewed him. appeared to have been successful in gathering some information, but then replaced by cia interrogators, that we have now learned were untrained unprepared, and was subjected to waterboarding in addition to other test -- torture techniques. placed in a cage. it a fear of bugs, so they put him in a small box and put bugs in the box with him. he was subject to a cold cell the lights on 24 hours a day booming music so he could not sleep. the reset things the cia did to him. >> and your response to that? >> torture is wrong under any circumstance. we know from the second world war when the ju

government has grown out of control and smothering the american people so they can not achieve american> kennedy what about the point tony mentioned the generational damage that the president has done? parents aren't feeling that their kids would have the same job they would. he promised change but pretty radical change what the president said. >> thing about things parents pass on to their kids like family businesses. also in gallup we saw the statistic that 470,000 small businesses close every year. only 400,000 are created. so we're under water with small businesses. and you know. entrepreneurs in this country live the american dream breathe the american dream. they pass it on. this president is so antigrowth and so anti-corporations he think he is taking on big corporations but he is really destroying the small ones. that is messing up the economy and ultimately families. >> harris, you've been a journalist a long time, the media, how big of a role do you think the media played in this? they certainly amped him up when he came into office. expectations were high. he won a nobel peac