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myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park, gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com mom! mom! mom, seriously! somhas happened!ful what is it, snookums? mom, look -- the tooth fairy! i put a tooth under my pillow, and she gave me $2! she's only given me a lousy quarter before! oh, my. she must think that you are a very special little muffin. yeah, this is so tits! don't say "tits," eric. oh, i mean, this is so cool! well, perhaps now you should take that money and open up a savings account that has compounded daily interest. heh, you can compound daily my ass with interest, mom. i'm goin' to the toy store and buy me a skateboard. but, eric, i think maybe the tooth fairy wants you to use that money to learn about saving. the tooth fairywhat wants me to do. you're not the tooth fairy! i'll see you later. oh,

myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south parkhind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park, gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ ready? 1, 2, 3, 4. [ fife and drum play ] yeah, yeah! do you like to rock?! yeah, i like to rock! hello, baltimore! cartman, what the hell are you doing? i'm playing the drum. well, you have to hit it softer! you can't just hit a drum. you have to beat the [bleep] out of it. shut your piehole, or i'll kick your ass, you [bleep] drum! that's how you rock, dude. you're not supposed to rock. you're just supposed to keep the beat. i am keeping the beat. your flute-playing sucks! that's it, cartman. you can't be the drummer. hey, i'll get it! dude, the civil war reenactment is tomorrow. get it by tomorrow. yes, i will! all right, let's just try again. 1, 2, 3, 4. [ fife and drum play ] yo! does cleveland like to rock?!

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because the "south park" guys love to provoke these people. they did it with -- do you remember when "bigger, louder, uncut" the "south park" movie where they had saddam hussein the gay lover of satan. there is a great and rich tradition of political satire aimed at totalitarian governments that we know do not have any sense of humor whatsoever. that is one of the things that we export. satire is something that, in particular this country, i think, france, the uk, has a very rich and wonderful history beginning with "duck soup" by the marks brothers and this is a creative tragedy. this is terrible that people are going to have to watch themselves now. now, if north korea -- if this is indeed north korea and they did are the means back when "south park" -- when "team america world police" came out, if they did have the means, they probably would have done it, we now know. but they didn't have the means. now they seem to have enlisted probably people from china. we don't know. >> we don't know that. nbc news reporting linkage in the operational

you can see this block doesn't have any parking because of that second lane, but south of bryant we have the widened sidewalks and we have one lane in each direction and bicycle lane, also bike share and the new parking in south park. the total cost estimate is about $13.5 million. we have full funding for the project primarily provided by the one bay area grant, about $10 million. we also have prop k and general fund dollars that are being added to complete the project budget. our schedule is to complete design in 2016 and to begin construction hopefully in the fall of 2016. we expect construction to last anywhere from 9 months to a year. with that, we are available to answer any questions. >president cindy wu: thank you, we'll take public comment first. is there any public comment on this item? >> sue hester. i was glad to see the eir coming out on this. i would ask it be widely distributed to people that are affected by the project. that includes the people who live there. the bicycle coalition dominates all public meetings. i was working in this area where the warriors project was co

. >>> up next, tune in to "south park" to see their christmas special where they take time to make fun of the year's most notable and notorious celebrities of the year. i'd say be prepared to laugh. >> have to be in the mood. >> some of the characters are pretty amazing on that. >>> in celebration of the 25th anniversary of national lampoon's christmas vacation, fandango wanted to celebrate by helping one family recreate the iconic house. they helped decorate the house and make it i understand a true griswald christmas. i'm dairy brown. this is early today. we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >> one string at a time. >>> leading the news in "the washington post," plane crash in gaithersburg, maryland, marie gemmell took two of her children, a 3-year-old and a 2-month-old into the bathroom and tried to shield them with her body. family and friends say her actions were not surprising. she often posted pictures of her kids at soccer games, festivals and other events. >>> from the associated press, major provisions of the $1.1 trillion spending bill. massive bill unveiled

great and has worked for many years and put together different things-- i felt this way about the south park-- like a doctoral thesis. this movie feels like you're doctoral thesis and everything you've learned. it's just ( bleep ) great. >> thanks, man. >> jon: and so much fun to watch. and i-- i'm anything to say something. i don't mean in th in-- i fell in love with chris rock all over again when i watched that. ( laughter ). >> thank you. i hope we can use that quote, like they used on "book of mormon." >> jon: i couldn't even get discount tickets. every cab i went in-- >> "jon stewart says it's the best play ever." when did jon stewart become the play guy? ( laughter ) what does jon stewart think of "oklahoma?" >> jon: you know what's sad? my kids see that on the top of the cab, and they go, "oh, can we go see that?" and i'm like, no. "you said it was great." "no." >> i lie gld i lied. it's no good pup can't go. you can't go. what is it for you? what is the experience like for you? you know, as a stand-up you're always in front of the audience. >> yes. >> jon: so you ?efer actually exper

i would like to thank "south park" for being on my show, and from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ). captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey! welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. we have a good one tonight. my guest, suki kim. she is the author of "without you, there is no us." it's a book about her time teaching in north korea. what! yes! first, i'll tell you, it's an exciting night. it's snowing out here, and you got the whole thing. i'm so excited. hold on. let me just get all the pens. okay... yeah. it's a whole wonderland down there. layoff laug( laughter ) of 29-cent pens. the exciting thing tonight is we have a choice of stories we're looking at for you. we have the royal couple with a whirlwind tour of new york city. hip-hip, cherio. or the aftermath of the senate intelligence committees torture report. ( laughter ) what choice do we make on this holiday season hump day? you know what? why don't i just flip a coin, flip a coin. heads, we do the super-fun royal visit. ta

you can't show the "south park" movie that features kim jong-un's father, a puppet in the movie and hisecause they're scared. >> where does it end? >> yes, where does it end? >> well this is the real danger of this is that now we seem to have given any well-funded group that can afford to hire hackers veto power over whatever content people want to put out an film or the internet. where does that end? we have film out this season that's about martin luther king. there are extremist groups that mai might not approve of that, the gay characters and atheist characters, there are groups all over the world that might object to any of those. can they stop those films now by simply hacking a studio or a distributor? it is an awful precedent and dangerous. >> the president will probably talk about this later on this afternoon when he does his last press conference of the year but his people have already said, laurie, that they're reluctant to call this cyber terrorism. why? >> the state department has a precise definition of cyber terrorism and it is pretty broad and we still have unnopes. you

following worldwide riots, south park creator saw an opportunity for satire -- >> a cartoon is aboutair on american television with -- with the muslim prophet mohammed as a character. >> reporter: but comedy central balked, sensoring the prophet's image. and in one of the most controversial films in recent years, "the passion of the christ," 20th century fox passed on tis tdistribution rights. >> controversy like this can help the buzz of a movie, but in this case now, turning the corner and now a lot of people are afraid to go. i've talked to many people today who are now second-guessing themselves if they should be going to screenings of this movie. >> reporter: the hack already hitting sony where it hurts, in the wallet. sony stock down 10% in the last two weeks. some analysts say they could spend millions in the fallout. and today, the first lawsuit. one class action suit by two former employees, claiming sony failed to protect confidential information, calling it an epic nightmare, much better suited to a cinematic thriller than to real life. >> hackers are not going anywhere. t

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great and has worked for many years and put together different things-- i felt this way about the south parkoral thesis. this movie feels like you're doctoral thesis and everything you've learned. it's just ( bleep ) great. >> thanks, man. >> jon: and so much fun to watch. and i-- i'm anything to say something. i don't mean in th in-- i fell in love with chris rock all over again when i watched that. ( laughter ). >> thank you. i hope we can use that quote, like they used on "book of mormon." >> jon: i couldn't even get discount tickets. every cab i went in-- >> "jon stewart says it's the best play ever." when did jon stewart become the play guy? ( laughter ) what does jon stewart think of "oklahoma?" >> jon: you know what's sad? my kids see that on the top of the cab, and they go, "oh, can we go see that?" and i'm like, no. "you said it was great." "no." >> i lie gld i lied. it's no good pup can't go. you can't go. what is it for you? what is the experience like for you? you know, as a stand-up you're always in front of the audience. >> yes. >> jon: so you ?efer actually experience your own

the south park guys made saddam hussein satan's gay lover. >> i don't know about -- n 2004 they evenorld police" which i adored. but ten years north korea probably didn't have a hacking program and even the south park guys got censored tried to represent the prophet muhammad in episode of the show, a muslim no-no. after threats of violence, comedy central blocked the face. sony also had an economic incentive to eat the cost of the "interview" asia is now the source of hollywood's greatest prove its and the chinese are fond of north korea. plus this american audiences were scared to go to the multi-plex over the holidays, there goes some of the year's biggest prove its. look, i know it's easy for me to gas on about principles when lives might, might have been at stake. but there's going to be a chilling effect on movies. already a production company cancelled steve carell film with a north korean connection. good luck going after the chinese or the russian, or even our own leaders if american groups make threats. would-be studio blockbusters are already gutless enterprises for fear of

the guys who do south park. neil: puppetry. >> that was ten times more offensive than this movie. no one gets killed. but, still, they didn't back down, even though there was probably threats in some shape or form. this is the social media age. it goes back to the emails. the hacking. sony on defense. al sharpton pulling all the strings with north korea in the background. you couldn't create a better script for it in the hollywood. neil: yeah. very well. very unique take on things. thank you, my friend. in the meantime, after the hack attack, the legal attack. two lawsuits saying sony filed keep their private info safe. ceo viola says they're right and other companies could be next. explain. >> hi, neil. absolutely. no question about it. the problem we're seeing, this epiphany people are getting about how vulnerable we are from the corporate side. this isn't a sony thing. that's that entire industry. neil: what have they said, that they're next, that their emails are exposed? >> the bottom line, there's a much higher level of expectancy with regard to privacy. corporations need to

. >> it is no more or less offensive than a south park episode. >> reporter: but the cancelation of the film presents a big threat to free speech. >> i'm upset about this, because i think it's a real blow to freedom of expression in our country and the film industry. i don't like the precedent that you can stop a film from being in theaters if you don't like it. >> reporter: some have asked that sony release the film from on demand. so far, the company has released no plans on what to do next. >>> the "new york times" is reporting that u.s. officials have implicated north korea in the hacking of sony computers, with quote 99% certainty. ktvu's gasia mikaelian spoke with tmz's harvey levin about the growing scandal. >> i've never seen anything like this. this is crazy beginning to end. now the u.s. government apparently believes that the north koreans are indeed behind this. so in a way it makes it even worse that it's not some rogue at sony who got fired or whatever. that may still be the case, they may have helped, but apparently the u.s. government believes north korea is behind this.

. >> the amazing thing is south park did this with team america. hacking abilities hadn't reached that point. that was particularly friendly to kim -- kim junk u.n. >> it was kim jong-il at the time. an attack on movie theaters on christmas day is an attack on jews. >> there you go. >> my people have to take it very, very seriously. you don't care. you are not going to the movies on christmas day. >> actually a lot of christians go to the movies on christmas. >> don't ruin my joke, dana. i disagree with you on one thing. saying you will attack the movie theater means you don't know america because there are so many movie theaters. the point is anyone in any theater across the country has to think about this. if they said we are ging to attack a wal-mart -- if they said we are going to attack a wal-mart everybody says maybe it is my wal-mart. >> it is a question of whether you want to play the odds. you can't call yourself the guardians of peace. you have to pick one. >> maybe it is a game of semantics. they are saying there is a bomb in every theat

was involved in a situation years ago when there was a movie called "team america", done by the south park folks. i was about to host a group from north korea at harvard. i said "you are going to release this on the day these folks are showing up", the movie was not kind to kim jong-il, but no one did anything. north korea makes threats, they are not going to attack u.s. movie theatres, there's no chance it will happen. it's unusual for sony to respond in this way. >> might there be other countries who department lict the united states who -- like the united states who could launch their own cyber attacks. >> you don't know. you think sony's response would be an encouragement. it adds proof or evidence to the notion that you can coerce or intimidate not the u.s. government. you can't do that. but if you were a corporation you can intimidate them. it's important to remember sony is a japanese company. it's haired in japan, japan is engaged in sensitive negotiations with north korea over the abductee issues, the issue of north korea kidnapping people from japan, and them trying to get their

i hope it doesn't rebound on the "south park" guys in which kim jong-un gets shot to pieces and when saddam hussein was the gay lover of satan. i hope this doesn't have a chill on american political satire. i fear it will and i am dispo despondent about this. >> appreciate it. >>> ahead, newt gingrich says america on this story just lost its first cyberwar. is he right? do you agree with him and more on secret cyberwarriors. nearly two of them. we only know this because a defector is speaking to cnn. he's next. and a climate deal, cuba, immigration, putin in trouble, low gas prices. president obama's agenda on a winning streak just weeks after his party was crushed. what's next on the list? you're watching cnn's special coverage. stay here. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. an

it's no more or less offensive than a south park episode or other satires. >> reporter: and chains had all announced they would not show the film citing safety concerns and feared that families would heed the hackers' warning and bypass the box office for the holiday season. and that would have 87 pacted interstatement which have christmas releases. and sony says there's no further plans to release the film "the interview." back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> in the meantime, a texas movie theater refuses to back down from north korea. the draft house theatre in texas, they're going to replace the interview movie with this 2004 musical "team america world police." the characters in the movie are all puppets and including the then-leader of north korea. he's portrayed as a foul mouthed villain. and they'll pass out american flags and red and white streamers. jokingly they say that's how true american heroes will celebrate this year. >>> one family on the peninsula is back home this morning for the first time since last week's big storm. they are among a dozen families forced to le

>> it's worth noting that team america, a movie made by the south park guys that had puppets that had a north korean theme with machine guns and all kinds -- which is a comedy is being selectively shown in some thee eithers around the country. by the way, sold out. in a very strange way because of all of this negative attention against "the interview" and stuff like that, it may make the movie even bigger. >> i think it has. the big shift in u.s. policy towards cuba. the fallout for president obama even from allies within his own party. is there anything that lawmakers can do to reverse the president's decision to reopen ties with the communist country? plus students at yet another liberal college asked professors to go easy on their grades because they say they're too tired from recent protests related to the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. the school's response and the question that we have, how are these young adults going to handle the real world? and right after the show, the magical time, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for "outnumbered overtime." tweet us

whether not printing mohammed cartoons during the danish controversy shuddering the south park cartoons. we have been in retreat. up to all of us, giving into criticism. >> this company was destroyed. no longer able to operate as a 21st century company. people couldn't use emails and couldn't use computers. they had to go to pencil and paper. that wasn't free speech issue. that was attack by agents of a foreign government. melissa: we lost our first cyber war. we are weaker. >> we? melissa: we are as country are weaker that we lost our first cyber war. >> i don't know. i listen, i'm not worried about the fact that you know, some, korean government will hack into my emails. melissa: you're not? you're not? i am. >> it was a tariffs. threat. >> what if, what if. they didn't. they didn't. >> they did, they hacked in. melissa: we got to go. we'll keep fighting through the commercial. >> doesn't matter to anyone else, a foreign power. >> of course it does, but what is president obama going to do about it? nothing. melissa: i don't know, protect the american public. coming up little early on

the park is in the 4300 block of south calumet ave. a block from the parents lived under the $1.2 million project. the expansion would include nearly 2 a. south of the 43rd street green light station. it would represent one piece of a larger plan to redevelop this area. the 15 year-old to a shot in january of 2013. she and classmates were at the park near president obama can with a home. celebrating the end of final exams. she got caught in gang crossfire. she performed in the president's inauguration in washington d.c.. >> the show obama came back to chicago to attend her funeral >>> calls the renaming of the park a fitting tribute. this is where she lived. to love to go to the park to read. she cannot wait for the day when she walks by and sees her daughter's name. >> is because of who she was that this opportunity is even possible. >> i wish i had heard to hold her. to see a piece of remembrance of her in the park is absolutely awesome. >> the chicago park district says the community could have a say as to what it would like to see

. >> if any members of the public did see this white male in his 50s laying near south aquatic park, please give us a call. >> and still not clear why police are investigating the man's death as a possible homicide. but investigators are expected to release more information later this morning. >>> it is cyber monday. people should not think everything is on sale today. one shopping expert says the best deals will probably be in clothing. consumer electronics, and health and beauty. they also say shoppers should research what products they want, find trusted websites, look for the best prices, and then remember to check for coupons. shoppers are advised to make sure they are on a retailers actual website. check for website security. >> they take the common sense measures, update their software. put in two step verification. those things that are in their control. >> they suggest using cell data instead of public wi-fi for more a more secure connection. there are five things you should not buy. deal science says jewelry tops that list. since most offer their best prices in the weeks le

that are now being raised on a whole different menu of goodies from animation and the simpsons and south park. they will look to other media, other mediums to get across their satiric perspective using pictures as we have as part of the most recent and amongst the last generation going on for centuries in the print way. i'm excited about this, added to think when you have people with adventures notions and creativity, just like ted, the fact that he even thought of doing this which was an amazing thing. we're going to find people like this are going to take a crap and take into the 21st century. your thoughts. >> like i could follow that up. that's awesome. i mean, that's exactly right, and i think it's important to educate editors. i think that's maybe readers like cartoons, and we know it because, like i'm a cartoonist and columnist. i often do a cartoon and a column about the very same subject and i will see the way the cartoons can go viral in a way that columns rarely can. you would thousands of likes of facebook and hundreds of reach weeks on twitter and the column can be but much as ge

the kind that -- they're an incitement of violence against seth -- >> i mean, come on, when the "south parkguys made kim jong-un look like an idiot. but when he died -- >> we're learn being this kind of thing. look, it's it's a very tough issue. it's hard to -- almost every single media outlet is very scared and refuses to post pictures of mohamed for exactly the same reason sony pulled the picture. there is a lot of self-censureship that goes on. this is easy because it's a new thing and everyone believes north korea is a figure of fun. a the question of what you as a media outlet want to do you won't illustrate this with clips from the movie for good reasons, and even if they were available, your corporate sponsors may not be interested in doing that. it's a dicey issue. it's an american policy issue not just a sony issue. this is an act of terrorism in a cyber way, threats of terrorism against an american corporation. >> is this an american corporation? should that make the difference? >> yeah, we have to protect our people. >> this is not an american corporation. >> it's a japanese corp