i kept thinking, that's spock!somewhere. >> it was like, i've known that character since i was nine, right. like '79 i think i started watching it on british tv, and then, you know, maybe 30 years later, exactly 30 years later, and i'm talking to the character, not just the actor but the character. and i kept sort of going -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could this be real? >> it was ridiculous. >> jimmy: how could it be real? well congratulations on everything. i hope everyone picks up this book "nerd do well." download it on your kindle, whatever you've got to do. [ cheers and applause ] simon pegg, everybody. when we come back, simon and i are going to play a little "call of duty: modern warfare 3"! come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a wipe is a wipe unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have 2 sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. one side for everyday touchups. and one to scrub tough messes. all while killing 99.9% of germs. for tips on a healthy home v

i kept thinking, that's spock!where. >> it was like, i've known that character since i was nine, right. like '79 i think i started watching it on british tv, and then, you know, maybe 30 years later, exactly 30 years later, and i'm talking to the character, not just the actor but the character. and i kept sort of going -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could this be real? >> it was ridiculous. >> jimmy: how could it be real? well congratulations on everything. i hope everyone picks up this book "nerd do well." download it on your kindle, whatever you've got to do. [ cheers and applause ] simon pegg, everybody. when we come back, simon and i are going to play a little "call of duty: modern warfare 3"! come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] m: we have a pretty big family, and olive garden's one of the few places we can take them where everyone's happy. try our new four cheese pastachettis. with grilled chicken breasts in a garlic cream sauce. or with grilled sausage. starting at just $9.95. only at olive garden. a coupl

your license within a day after pain right through official channels instead of flying in somebody's spock it's. for many years nino burjanadze was speaker of the country's parliament and one of my. closest associates in two thousand and eight she resigned from the post of parliamentary speaker and founded an opposition party and yes there is a very serious problem it's corruption in the elite it has grown even larger compared to what it was like in the last years of shevardnadze through when everybody was talking about corruption in georgia's government. there. was always an opposition moderate to saakashvili as the owner of a major medical insurance company he knows all too well the meaning of so-called elite corruption saka through the soon to suck us really in his inner circle came to power they set about collecting taxes and so-called dirty money which was that they sent very many people to prison they were businessmen as well as former officials among them people realize they had better pay off as much as they were expected to pay they sold the property they ceded their shares in bus

and i think that the case here is that the first ones were these ones so in in good logic before spock's to get here were the ones of the first laboratories that had been communicated to russia over it and so this is simply a matter of time and of course of the necessary certificates and for the products to come to the russian customs were the products in the case would be very fine. let's talk about the w t o one of the favorite subjects to clarke but it will says russia and europe government is one of one of the heads of the discussion so so stay in stay in the trend and be customs union russia because a stand. they are developing this custom union and it's called one of the main obstacles in the way of russia's joining the w t o is it really obstacle and if it is what so what's so strange about it for the europeans you know i think the question is the following and i don't think it is an obstacle right now is not an obstacle right now because of russia decided to accede individually. your in of course then make the necessary i just i'm from phoenix and seen for that what was it a prob

nato is extension of all the military campaign in libya and deployment over helicopter spock's concerns a ground operation could be next in the country. also spreading hysteria over a killer a cucumber that's cripples european vegetable markets pushing spain prematurely accused of starting a deadly outbreak to the brink. and the man a suspected of shooting dead journalist anna politkovskaya is officially charged investigators claim they have enough evidence to prove the chechen fugitive pulled the trigger. welcome to the weekly here on out we are highlighting the top stories of today and this week. i want to mention two questions as a potential witness in their own investigation into what happened in the balkans and the nine hundred former bosnian serb general is in custody at the hague where he's accused of eleven counts of war crimes including genocide this week he made his first court appearance before the tribunal he didn't make a plea but he did tell the prosecutors that the charges against him were not and the pictures his next appearance will be in the next month's time of light

screens as spock shows him the door it's imperative that now as responsible citizens who are awake we don't just sit in front of our t.v.'s and say yeah yeah oh my god squirmed back what an amazing broadcaster i'm going to miss the tears i'm going to all the lies i'm going to miss the propaganda that will now take all that to his own web network. to get started it's called t.v. . the truth lives here. access to this truth will cost cash as beck's fans will have to subscribe to tune in turn the damn t.v. off right now if you have to at one point he was of the three point one million viewers how many of those three point one million are going to we want to plunk down less than five bucks a month to see the guy it's difficult to to have people pay for something they've been getting for free the whole time one person who won't have trouble pocketing the big bucks is former emerson b.c. star keith olbermann several months after being dropped by the network reportedly for making campaign contributions to democrats he's appearing on a new platform current t.v. channel co-founded by former vi

itself fair and balanced is actually low and struggling at least in the ratings department so why spock's so-called news suddenly in the dumps going to be that america has finally seen through the right wing spin. you need to know this there are new twists in the ongoing debt limit debate a closed door meeting last week president obama set a drop dead date for a debt limit increase of july fourth in response where that one hundred republicans in the house of representatives wrote a letter to speaker john boehner instructing him on what he should be negotiating for other words is like a ransom letter the demands of this large minority of house republicans include seven hundred billion dollars in spending cuts targeting mostly working class families these fringe republicans also want statutory spending caps to hold federal spending and no more than eighteen percent of g.d.p. currently federal spending accounts for about thirty eight percent of g.d.p. so we're talking drastic cuts and finally here's the kicker publicans want to pass a balanced budget amendment that handcuffs our government f

. >> i'm usually the guy who's wearing, like, spock ears or like a onesie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a onesieme. basically it goes horribly awry, and then i have a sort of sex scene with a copy machine. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is -- >> so she's not even there when we film this part. >> jimmy: no, no, no. it's just you -- >> it's just me naked with a bunch of big surly teamsters around -- >> jimmy: filming a movie. >> -- like looking at me. >> jimmy: and you're like, i swear cameron was in the script. she was in the script when i signed on to do this. >> it's like, go, have a good time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have a good time. >> have a good time. do your naked funny thing that you're going to do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, here. we have -- i want to show a clip from the movie "bad teacher." this is you and cameron diaz. >> before i'm alone and naked with a copy machine. >> jimmy: here's thomas lennon in "bad teacher." >> but then, the other side are like, "mopeds are scary." so count me out. >> but you seem like such a wild man, carl. [ laughter ] what turns you on, carl? >> everyt

. >>> sh in just about an hour right now, the man spocked of -- suspected of beating bryan so will be back in court. geovanni ramirez has not been charged in the case but he's been held on a parole violation. >> here's more. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. this could be 5 very good day for him or a very bad day. depending on the outcome, he could be set free or going back to prison. now, later this morning, he will face a parole board to determine if he should be sent to prison. what the parole is looking into is why ramirez violated the conditions of his parole. the day he was arrested, police found a dog hidden in a laundry basket. >> parole hearing are very difficult to -- parole hearings are very difficult to success seat in. you can't associate with other parolees -- they are gonna have to make a decision and hopefully it's the right one. >> reporter: defense attorneys say whether or not ramirez's parole is revoked, their client was nowhere near dodger stadium the day bryan stow was attack the. if the parole board finds there isn't enough evidence to prove ramirez was in pot

dicks spock so who put this list together? mr. king spb the oversight committee. the chair: i would ask toverp speak to the chair. mr. king: if the gentleman will yield. mr. dicks: i yield. mr. king: the government oversight committee put the majority of this list together. i want to emphasize, some also come from media reports and so i don't challenge the legitimacy of the government oversight conclusion and i don't have reason to believe that the analysis of this -- mr. dicks: reclaiming my time, did you check the media reports to see if they were accurate? we've all heard of media reports that are inaccurate. you're casting aspersions on groups here from all over the country and none of us here have any indication of the basis and you're saying some of these came from media attacks. did you check that these media attacks were accurate in mr. king: let me take your argument down to the conclusion which will be, if i don't respond to your question, you'll ask me another and another and it will get down to, have they been convicted in this a court of law, is it un

mcgovern spock do you believe we have a hunger problem? mrs. lummis: mr. chairman, our committee is only able to look at discretionary spending. we can't look at mandatory spending and we cannot look at programs that are subject to the five-year farm bill, such as subsidies for farmers. i think subsidies for farmers can go by the wayside and i hope that when the ag committee meets to restructure they are five-year farm bill that they'll do away with farmer subsidies. i think it's ridiculous that we're paying cotton growers subsidies in this country that violate the world trade organization to an extent that we then have to subsidize brazil's cotton growers in order to rectify our violation of the w.t.o. that's one of the most ridiculous things i have ever heard. i wish we could have addressed that in this bill. i wish we could have addressed the categorical eligibility that is available once you qualify for one type of federal program, you're available for all of them. whether you need it or not. i wish we could address how much money people get on earned