look closely every night in the credits, you will see a company called the star -- you will see v starr listed in the credits. she and her company designed a whole thing. seven years later, it is holding up. >> it is holding up. thank you for not changing at. tavis: i cannot afford to change it. >> it was your vision. tavis: you still enjoy designing? >> i love design. one of my favorite projects, if you look on the website, whatever we do, it is always right there, tavis smiley. this is near and dear to me. we're doing residential design and commercial design, hotels, all kinds of things. tavis: when sir reno was here not too long ago, i ask -- when serena williams was here not too long ago, asked her what it was like living with venus, her sister. this is what she said. >> i love it, because i live with the mess. every time i come home, she changes the house. now we have all new furniture. she loves designing. now we have a whole new bigger room that she knocked down all. i love it. i don't have to pay for anything. i get to live in a brand-new house every month. tavis: i want to live

funding for great decisions is provided by the carnegie corporation of new york, the starr foundation, shell international and the european commission. great decisions is produced in association with the university of delaware. >> now from our studios, here is ralph begleiter. >> welcome to great decisions. i'm ralph begleiter. joining us to discuss global organized crime and illicit trade are arnaud de borchgrave, director and senior advisor of the transnational threats project at the center for strategic and international studies in washington. and vanda felbab-brown, a fellow at brookings institution and author of a new book, "shooting up, counterinsurgency and the war on drugs." thanks to bo of you for being with us. you know, organized crime's been around for a long, long time. it's nothing new really and even global organized crime is nothing new, but somehow i have the feeling that today, what we're seeing today in organized crime, makes the good ole days look like the good ole days. ah, it's gotten much worse. hasn't it, arnaud? >> oh yes, but especially cyber-crime. that's, a

funding for great decisions is provided by the carnegie corporation of new york, the starr foundation, shell international, and the european commission. great decisions is produced in association with the university of delaware. >> and now from our studios, here is ralph begleiter. >> welcome to great decisions. i'm ralph begleiter. joining us to discuss peace building and statecraft are paul hughes, senior program officer at the center for conflict analysis and prevention at the u.s. institute of peace. he's a former army officer who served in humanitarian reconstruction at the pentagon and in iraq in 2003. and ambassador dennis jett, professor of international affairs at the school of international affairs at penn state university, former u.s. ambassador to peru and mozambique, and former senior director of african affairs at the national security council. thank you both for being with us. what's the difference between peace building and peacemaking? a lot of people have heard about peacemaking. is there some difference between those and how does it differ from nation building? amba

chico's suite, then i would imagine chico back in new york doing arrangements for count bassie and ringo starr and i see myself turning into a big fan during my teenage years in havana. so that gives you a little idea about all these connections. i was born in havana in the mid-50's and my memory have many sounds. my history of my family has given me a variety of experiences and languages. my memory is like an orgy of music. i learned at an early age to get up on my feet and dance. looking at a photograph of myself, i saw a girl dancing an irish dance. i look at me from a seated audience that avoids the music with polite applause. my audience is courteous and embodies all the mystery of creation. my audience is my irish catalan and spanish family. the eyes of my family activate the dance but i was disoriented and forget the steps, but i wanted the dance to continue. i grew up in havana surplded by murphies, jeovese, all speaking spanish. this was in the late 50's. my grandfather and my father, like many other irish who went to cuba during the past three centuries, became integrated into the cu

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dating back to the tenth century regardless of which founding date is the most accurate the city's mr starr cool significant events occurred around two hundred years later. mother mia had little political influence throughout the region until it rose in significance off to the crown was transferred from cecil to the town here does that involve the name change the entire principality from rostov sue still to bludgeoning soused to. the golden gate was erected in eleven sixty four i was the outstanding symbol of the city it's what the. everything from celebrations to tragedies in the arts over the entrance it's goes with it as you can see. today the city is full of life tourist buses zoom past the sights nice not happy tourists take photographs as new buildings that stand next to ancient and historical structures that are centuries old is happy harmony makes a fascinating city what it is today. it's worth exploring the back streets on the hillside areas behind the main assumption cathedral. impressive views here but the locals relax meet friends and family sing songs and paint. in city attorne

i'm brock leonard and with me as always, the professor, barry starr.ike a mustache shorn. off the face and about to face off for sole possession of the umf television title -- it's dr. phil's old mustache taking on the shaggy face forest of eighties john oates. >> jimmy: there's no love lost between these two mustaches, barry. [ laughter ] this ring's not big enough for these two whiskered warriors. these bushy brutes. these grisly growths. these crude cultivations. these wooly bullies. these loathsome lip rugs. these sadistic snot swifters. these no-good nostril beavers. these horribly hairy hides of horrifically hell-spawned hideousness. >> steve: are you okay? >> jimmy: are the one they call "the dream butcher?" >> steve: roll the tape! ♪ >> dr. phil. '80s' oates. >> one belt! two mustaches! they're hairy, they're scary -- >> i'm about to commit hara kiri! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is what it's all about right there, man! professor barry, the capacity crowd is on its feet right now. >> steve: well, the excitement is palpable, brock. l

michael mcconnell, kenneth starr, miguel estrada. like wliam rehnquist, hufelix black and hugo, the solicitor general cage didn't not srve in the judicial monastery, but would say her workouts is probably an additional qualification. i spoke about the qualities that led me to support her nomination last week. throughout the process, i looked to see whether the solicitor general kagan would fairly apply the law while also using common sense. i looked to see whether as a justice she would appreciate the proper role of the courts with democracy, and ting to determine whether she understood why the law matters. in fact, what i raised with her was basically what i had done in my consideration of every single member who is now sitting on the supreme court. and my consideration in voting on several members who are no longer on the preme court. and that is would she be the kind of independent justice who would keep pace with each of the words ascribed in vermont marble on the walls of the supreme court, "equal justice under law." those apply

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michael mcconnell, kenneth starr, miguel estrada. like william rehnquist, hufelix black and hugo, the solicitor general cage didn't not serve in the judicial monastery, but i would say her workouts is probably an additional qualification. i spoke about the qualities that led me to support her nomination last week. throughout the process, i looked to see whether the solicitor general kagan would fairly apply the law while also using common sense. i looked to see whether as a justice she would appreciate the proper role of the courts with democracy, and trying to determine whether she understood why the law matters. in fact, what i raised with her was basically what i had done in my consideration of every single member who is now sitting on the supreme court. and my consideration in voting on several members who are no longer on the supreme court. and that is would she be the kind of independent justice who would keep pace with each of the words ascribed in vermont marble on the walls of the supreme court, "equal justice under law." th

and to co-chairman over starr has gone on and on about the efficiencies at northwest and -- >> the chairman has gone on+ and on about the efficiencies of the northwest and delta, but i have my own description. i had to jump on the northwest delta flight, presumably to south sacramento. when i got to work part of the world's, i got off thh plane and found out that it stopped. it was not goinggto go any further and i was stunned in minneapolis stt paul for the night. they handed me a ticket for the next morning. i went to pick up my ticket and pot on the plight and i was not bboked. -- went o geto get on the flight and i was not books. the computers did not work at all. which should have been obvious since i did not have a seat. the only way they did it was by teeephone to someone that they found in atlanta. so much for the efficiency issue of mergers. that is just a personal problem. my real concern is one of safety all the way around. iiwas astounded by the information given by the ceos about who was going to make sure that the main myt!aintenann china and singapore was a quality as though

if you could get a job, and it will ask ken starr now, i will start tomorrow. in the 1980's we started exporting jobs. giving tax breaks for countries -- companies to leave the country. now we are in a situation right now. the other day i called one of these guys -- bush did not get his agenda done because we got attack on 9/11, i go, he got the agenda down, gave away 6.5 million jobs and import 30 million mexicans. that is why we're in the jam. i want people to think about it. host: that is dave from nebraska. this tweet -- back to phone calls. vermont, anne is on our republican line. caller: we are spending a lot, but if we look at what we are spending, $1 trillion a year to the military budget. we are giving the most wealthy corporations the biggest billions of dollars in subsidies. we have the biggest prison system on the planet, the tax payers are paying for this -- that does not have any oversight or accountability. we are spending trillions and trillions of dollars. we did give money to wall street, but they also paid a lot of it back. and johnson have b

so there you have it, the pictures -- there's ringo starr and john lennon right there, there are somef the mansions they used to live in with all in a money back then. the auction by the way is set for next month. >> all you need is love. that's what they said and they proved it. >> and a camera. >> now you get a restraining order. >>> up next on "nightly news." two not so smart guys, and yet they say they've saved millions of lives.