>> steven tyler, i'm kind of in love. [laughs] >> we love steven too, don't we, jennifer?ake it big. >> okay. ♪ yellow model chick ♪ yellow bottle sipping ♪ yellow lamborghini ♪ your yellow top missin' ♪ yup yup ♪ that stuff look ♪ like a toupee ♪ i get what you get ♪ in ten years ♪ in two days ♪ look at me now ♪ look at me now ♪ i'm gettin' paper ♪ look at me now ♪ look at me now ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ yeah yeah yeah >> wow. do you do a little ghetto dancing? >> well, yes, i do ghetto dance. >> like, show us something that you think is ghetto dance. >> uh-uh-uh-uh-uh. >> oh, hello. hello. this girl's funny. >> oh, gosh, i can't believe i just did that. >> it's okay. >> keep going. >> do you want to sing a song? >> well, yeah, i'll sing for you. um, i'll sing, um... >> so cute. >> corinne bailey rae's like a star. >> do it. >> ♪ just like a star ♪ across my sky ♪ just like oil on my hand ♪ i need to love you ♪ still i wonder why it is ♪ i don't argue like this ♪ with anyone but you >> you can sing a little. >> you guys, she can sing a little. >> i can? >> this is a wild auditi

>> steven tyler, i'm kind of in love. [laughs] >> we love steven too, don't we, jennifer?>> make it big. >> okay. ♪ yellow model chick ♪ yellow bottle sipping ♪ yellow lamborghini ♪ your yellow top missin' ♪ yup yup ♪ that stuff look ♪ like a toupee ♪ i get what you get ♪ in ten years ♪ in two days ♪ look at me now ♪ look at me now ♪ i'm gettin' paper ♪ look at me now ♪ look at me now ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ yeah yeah yeah >> wow. do you do a little ghetto dancing? >> well, yes, i do ghetto dance. >> like, show us something that you think is ghetto dance. >> uh-uh-uh-uh-uh. >> oh, hello. hello. this girl's funny. >> oh, gosh, i can't believe i just did that. >> it's okay. >> keep going. >> do you want to sing a song? >> well, yeah, i'll sing for you. um, i'll sing, um... >> so cute. >> corinne bailey rae's like a star. >> do it. >> ♪ just like a star ♪ across my sky ♪ just like oil on my hand ♪ i need to love you ♪ still i wonder why it is ♪ i don't argue like this ♪ with anyone but you >> you can sing a little. >> you guys, she can sing a little. >> i can? >> this is a wild au

i am speaking on behalf of steven lee. volunteering for the san francisco aids foundation for the lgbt society. i recommend steven lee. i have met him through friends. it isno not just about getting one group inside. i have been there and a guy who likes to enjoy the nightlife and has traveled. there are great names out there. when i step into one of his events, it is a sense of community, it is what he does outside of that community. many different things. it brings people inside to his events. it is not just about that. getting people in the door and promoting and selling alcohol and so on. it is about his sense of community that i admire and would recommend to the city. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. i did not realize, i never had a burrito at chavo's. i am speaking here on behalf of mr. steven lee. i served on the san francisco film commission to revitalize the film community. and to the immigrant rights commission to speak out on their rights about our divorce said -- a diverdiverse city. i also serve o

i strongly support steven lee.eur with it can do attitude. he works well with many groups and very generous to nonprofit organizations. the events held in his club are well-managed and enjoyable. i must appreciate -- most appreciate him on a personal level for providing young people with leadership as he did for me 30 years ago when i was a young, timid, shy young lady. he has made a significant impact in our community and these are few of the reasons i think he would make a great commissioner. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am not going to say what i do because we would be here forever. just like mr. paulson sang, he supports steven lee and i support him. he supports the community. in all diversity. he is perfect for this position. if you see how many supporters he got, he pretty much has tons and tons of supporters. not only in the entertainment business, but the community and san francisco. i think he is perfectly fit for this job and i believe that he will be at the commissioner. tha

steven lee has been a 34-year experienced industry professional. i've known of his work sips my days at san francisco state -- since my days at san francisco state where he organized many of the different concerts and dances throughout the communities. he's done a tremendous job reworking the former historic gay disco and sister club to studio 54 on this west coast and transformed it into 1998-1999 into the glass cat which i know has had its ups and downs but i think he's worked through the industry with great experience. again, 4 years. also food and bev ranl -- 34 years. also, food and beverage experience. construction founding and operating different clubs and entertainment organizations. he's also been the former manager of a number of performers like the jets. those of you that may have grown up in the 1980's know a number of the hawaiian bands and the others that he brought to the area. also working with community-based organizations, he's a wealth of experience. i also think that he meets the qualifications of a venue under flash industrial

a moment later stevens was also struck. he swore and fired back. hit again and again, he finally collapsed. lying bloodied on the street, stevens called out to the hostage who had urged him to attempt negotiation, i have been cruelly deceived. the hostage who had been dragged from his bed replied, i wish i had remained at home. watson brown retreated to the armory vomiting blood from a stomach wound. his father could do little. brown regarded himself as a soldier subject to traditional rules of battlefield conduct. his hostages abided by this can on. virginian's prided themself themselves on their code of honor. pledged to return and did so. the exception was archie bald kitzmiller caught in the fire fight, he did not consider his pledge to return binding under the circumstances, he later said, and took refuge in the nearby wager house hotel. the bullet-riddled stephens remained crumpled on the pavement, exposed to a hard rain and the horrified gaze of onlookers. i've seen big beasts killed, and they did not lose more blood. but stevens wasn't yet

dalvin stevens, the driver, reginald smith and ashley mcgraw, ashley mcgraw pregnant with dalvin stevens' baby. they crashed their car and were apprehend the, all charged with aggravated robbery. the driver charged with attempted first degree murder. >> you can clearly see him swerve into the sheriff intentionally. according to him in a statement he says he tried to swerve to the left to go behind the officer. i think the officer's natural instinct is to jump wrp he came from and that's where the collision happened. deputy dougherty is recovering in rehab recovering after several surgeries and as you can imagine, a ton of injuries. the other officer who was in pursuit and came up to him and said, dougherty had blood gargle out of his mouth, bleeding from his said. he said he's gone. he didn't think they was going to make it at all. so, it is almost a miracle that this guy somewhere right now is recovering and alive. >>> another surveillance video catches a criminal in the act, but this one's a little different than what we normally see. now this all happened at 11:00 p.m. on tuesday nigh

and fox knew contributor steven crouder. and bill schulz. and if he was a rug i would bang him with a broom, shaw -- sharod small. >> black history month is coming. >> and you are getting a start. >> good to see you, pinch. >> in the sign section, teens describe how viruses evolve and affect cells in little more than two weeks. speaking of viruses, sherod small can no longer take me into the men's room with him. i am now a petri dish of disease. black and white history month right now. >> will voters swoon over his plan for the moon? on wednesday, an actual day of the week, newt gingrich told a crowd in florida that he wants to colonize the second banana as it is known among the nasa insiders. and it makes me wonder if by the end of newt's second term will we have the first permanent base on the moon. >> by the end of my second term, we will have the first permanent base on the moon. i will as president put a marker down. we want to think boldly about the future. >> i am excited. were his remarks over the top or somewhere in the middle of th

and steven colbert is at it again. we'll bring you the latest. >> i've had it with these money grubbing superpacs messing with our monday to friday elections. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks, thanks for watching. all of a sudden 24 hours has become an eternity for the republicans. things are a lot different than than this morning. six new polls have been released since the republican debate on monday night. they all show a sizable bump for newt gingrich. mitt romney only leads gingrich by about one percentage point when you average all the polls together, three polls have gingrich winning. six-point lead over mitt romney. gingrich's debate performance clearly appealed to republican voters in south carolina. conservative outlets like the weekly standard are giving the tea party credit for gingrich's turn around. today one of the tea party's favorite candidates got out of the race and supported newt gingrich. >> i've always believed the mission is greater than the man. as i've contemplated the future of this c

judge steven tyler was almost as excited steven tyler was offer.dge galveston had to ready to see what ext star and the search to find the next star anddthe judges were ready to see what galveston had to offer. judge steven tyler was almost as excited to drive up in a "henneesey venom gt" as he was toohear the aaditions. tyler says: "so ask me some questions with the car in the background. i'm doinggidol, i've goota have it alla"aa& it's, it's the only thing faster, no i take that back, almost as fast as aerosmith. yyah, 160, right down this road." for a few ontestants, performing in front of their idols made it all worthwhile... askew says: "i've been listeninn to aerosmith ssnce i was yay (motion with hand), yah high. and this ii, i-i mean, it was quite an experience just seeing steven in the room earlier, and just um, i am, i can't even tell you how pumped i am for this." williams says:"he's, i mean, they're both like,,well like you said, steven tyler, you know, "dream on (singing)" i've been watching her since she was a fly girl in living was i

superbowl 46, february 6th,6:30 kick o night steven -- kick off. it's not going to be steven tyler singing and madonna will provide the halftime show entertainment. >>> for the past year, we have watched arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords mace an astounding recovery after -- make an astounding recovery after being shot in the head. she has said she will step down from the congressional duties but not leaving the response to public service. we have or more on what she will focus on. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords announced on the website she will resign from congress this week. she is stepping down to continue recuperation from the brain injury she suffered when she was shot in the head over a year ago. the democratic lawmakers says she doesn't remember much of what happened on that day and thanks the supporters for their prayers. prosecutors accuse 23-year-old jared lee loughner of carrying out the attack that killed 6 people and injured 13 others. he has spent time on suicidewatch while on custody. >> i will step down this week. i don't rem

steven colbert might run for president. he's handing the control of his allegedly independent super pac to jon stewart, of course. colbert is making a larger point here that super pacs like the one mitt romney is using aren't independent at all. and oops. he did it again. once again rick perry can't remember the three government departments he wants to eliminate. funny. most people can think of one candidacy they'd like to eliminate. let me finish with my ten-week tour of america. we begin with the attacks on mitt romney for his work at bain capital. rick tyler, what a great get he is. former gingrich spokesman now with the super pac winning our future. the group that's putting out the ads against romney. it's great to have you on. how do you get a job running a super pac? i know i'm going for information here and actual news, but how do you -- did newt call you up? somebody who knows newt who knows that guy who knows newt? how did you become the pac-man? >> i was interested in helping newt. when i decided to help newt, i k

in fact, i have defended it to the supreme court justice john paul stevens. a giant of american jurisprudence, the author of the defending opinions in both bush v gore and citizened united, the decision that lead to the formation of superpacs. i recently outlegalled justice stephens in my washington office. >> justice stephens-- stevens thank you for talking to me today. >> happy to be here. >> stephen: su have been serving on the court nonstop i believe since 1995. >> as you may know i am actually retired. >> sooree, what. >> i'm a retired justice. >> stephen: can we gets one of the real supreme court guys. i don't care if they are in session. just get me one of them, they got like five of them, nine? >> they're very busy. >> stephen: so no i can't have anyone else. okay. sorry about that. thank you so much. okay so, you retired from the court in-- sorry, when. >> a year ago june. >> stephen: what part of lifetime appointment don't you get, sir. you are supposed to go your entire lifetime. i don't want to you take this the wrong way, you sound like a quitter

steven colbert could finish ahead of rick perry. >> that is not unheard of.uld throw your hat in the ring. >> really. here is what mitt romney had to say about coordinating with the super pak last month. >> i'm not allowed to communicate with the super pak in any way, shape, or form. >> if we coordinated in any way whatsoever, we go to the big house. >> colbert and stuart prove how easy it is to not coronate last night. >> i can't tell you, but i can tell everyone through television. if you happen to be watching, well, i can't prevent that, john. >> oh, i have an idea. hold on a second. >> i am calling on the super pak. i cannot coordinate with them. i cannot communicate directly, but i can speak out as a citizen talking to you, and i am calling on them not to run vicious character assassination adds that in tune and borderline slander any candidate if in any way those ads could be traced back to me. >> i mean, we are at the point now where two comedians are doing more to help the process than the politicians are to help americans understand what is going on

steven's story, i asked myself questions. a lot of writers do that that's usually how i begin. what did he do? who did he meet when he got off the train? who was this man servant? what was his life about? it all began with the seeds and the particular questions, as simple as that. although, then, i had to answer them. what i had done is i usual low don't work with an out line. a lot of writers do they will out line what will happen and sometimes they have to because like if you are writing a mystery you need to write out the plot. i write about characters the characters drive the story. when that hatched i sat down and said, what happens is, a, he arrived and gets off the train what's going to happen. >> i know z, he would get on the train and leave at the evented book. i didn't know the alphabet in between. i was nervous and i took one step at a time very japanese like. i began to study and read everything i could find on the japanese culture. the incredible thing was not having everything that went into it and it still became a quiet book. there is a tsunami. there's tv and l

steven douglas. >> steven douglas. >> and henry clay. >> and -- >> henry clay. >> steven douglas, by the way, in casey mention it is the man who then took over after clay left washington. to go bathing up in rhode island -- it wasn't close. douglas disagreed with the omnibus solution and walked away with it. but as soon as the omnibus went down to defeat, he jumps up and takes control and gets all of those bills passed and so he deserves a great deal of credit for the compromise of 1850. and as such, he became a leading presidential candidate. and in 1860, he ran against abraham lincoln and lost. thank god. [laughter] >> sir? >> there are a couple of quick questions, given clay's perspective on slavery, what was his relationship with the abolitionists in congress? and the second question i have just quickly, i didn't quite understand how slavery in the district of columbia became part of those resolutions. i was under the impression that was not settled until -- i think prior to the emancipation proclamation. that issue came up again. i was surprised to hear that issue involving slav

and now steven tyler. get it right. what makes our national anthem so easy to botch? >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the dark side of social media and one woman's nightmarish struggle over several years to elude her stalker. hers is a chilling case. starting with the way she was approached with a friend request on facebook from a former college classmate. their interaction quickly took a disturbing turn and then as the ominous tweets and youtube posts piled up, it took over her life. here's abc's andrea canning. >> please just listen to me and let me be nice! we need to talk face-to-face! >> reporter: the videos are disturbing and terrifying. >> that's a very, very unwise decision. it's up to you now. save your own life. >> reporter: patrick posted dozens of threatening tirades on youtube. >> you stupid, ungrateful -- >> reporter: all directed at one woman. >> in sickness and in health, until the day you die. >> reporter: his obsession, former college student kristin prat. >> it stops you in your tracks. kills you emotionally. >> reporter

another good keep, steven, put a safety cord on. >> yeah. >>> steven, you know i'm a big fan of high-speeds, especially on two wheels. check out this one from rossport, ireland. >> yeah, he's got two wheels, but he's not even using them. >> no, high-tailing through the tall grass with a couple guarda, irish police on his tail. catches up three guys. apparently this guy is a protester in the area of a big pipeline expansion into his island where people are protesting the building of this pipeline. and you can hear the bystanders in the background saying -- [ shouting ] >> one of the police here was heard trying to scare the guy reading traffic laws in the book. >> it weirdly looked like he was having a good time while running, ha-ha-ha-ha, running from the police. >> wee! >> is that a female cop, though? >> i believe it is. >> i think the cop on the right is a woman, getting chased by a girl, but not in a good way. you know what i mean? ♪ >>> he sounds like a politician, and sure looks like one. >> don't forget this. he's got this down. >> stuff politicians say. but there is more than a jok

steven fabian? take a good look.ll point it out to you a little later. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> i need that tech story! >> it is now. >> the bbc has a brand-new five-part documentary series coming out called "earth flight." you can see here this eagle coming in with these talons just picking up a fish from the lake. look at the bird's-eye view flying over these amazing sights. they did use some incredible high-tech technology. >> that kind of technology. if they would have used low-tech technology, it would have looked terrible. >> we're going to bring in our techspert, zach. how did they get right behind the wing of these birds? >> it was done by a guy named christian. he's an orothologist. they think he's their mother. so they'll follow him wherever he goes. >> so he raised these geese so they could make this video? >> not specifically. he actually trains them to go in different migratory patterns so they're out of harm so they

steven has our first story for us. >> it was always fun to pretend to be a spy when we were kids. i did it. i'm sure you did it. so did 12-year-old hallie pritchard. hallie had her laptop hidden in her room in san francisco. she was trying to catch her sisters going through her stuff. but she caught someone else. pretty sure that's a grown plan, right? hallie didn't realize that her parents set up a sort of impromptu open house. this guy was at the open house went into hallie's room and started riffling through her stuff, stealing stuff. this man has been identified as doug john calldrela. he's a former real estate agent himself and he was previously convicted in 2010 of, guess what? stealing from people during open houses and selling their items on ebay. this time he was at it again. when hallie saw the video she showed it to their family, they showed it to their real estate agent, they recognized the guy, turned him into authorities and he was arrested and held without bail. >> what a creep. goes into th ll'he stealing fre girl's room. >> that little girl, the super sleuth herse

and steven colbert is giving us another lesson.aking fun of this fiction that candidates go out there. their best buddies or fathers -- >> poke fun at the loose rules govaning how super pac's are formed. here they are discussing the rules. the truth is funnier than fiction. let's watch. >> can i run ads supporting steven colbert, who i believe in very deeply and perhaps attacking his potential opponents who i don't believe in at all? >> yes, you can. as long as you do not coordinate. >> well, that's interesting. you'd better leave for fear we would coordinate with each other. i cannot let you know my plan. from now on, jon, i will have to talk about my plans on my television show and just take the risk that you might watch it. >> i don't even know when it's on 11:30 monday through thursday. >> here's rick tyler recent aid to newt gingrich. knowing exactly what newt wants to say. he joins the pac promoting newt gingrich. they are not coordinating on the telephone, but he knows the message that will help newt. >> this is the problem

he's probably going to cause more accidents. >> you know what, steven?don't care about people. >> this guy has an attitude. serious seriously, he jumped in front of that car. >>> i've got the most terrifying video for you two. >> something that involves a robot and a cat. we'll show you what the robot can do and how he does it. >>> and a snowboarder catches his own run down a mountain on camera. >> pretty stoked. >> yup, it's pretty dope. see the sick ride, later. >>> you guys know what the velociraptor is? the dinosaur made famous in the movie. but do you know what the philsoraptor is? >> a dinosaur that's an a philosopher? >> yes. the dinosaur became an internet meme and began asking rhetorical questions. it's grown so much that a youtube user, bucky, decide 20d edit together a pop song of his favorite monster rapping. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ [ indiscernible ] ♪ ♪ >>-day like that. other than a high-flying object. so now it's just an f.o. >> why is there christmas on the flintstones? >> i'm kind of upset why the philsoraptor didn't tackle the question, why does goofy

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. >> a glittering royal premiere here in london for the steven spielberg film, "warhorse." we hear from the oscar-winning filmmaker. the renowned weekly television program of venezuelan president, hugo chavez, has returned to the country's airwaves after a hiatus of more than seven months. the last broadcast was in june last year, shortly before the president was diagnosed with cancer. his return is crucial ahead of the country's polls in october. >> back in front of the doctors, back to his old self, president hugo chavez on sunday was in the spotlight for over five hours as he revived his weekly show. he sounded a particularly belligerent note over a case currently brought to arbitration by u.s. oil company exxonmobil to force venezuela to pay compensation for nationalizing one of its projects in the country. >> the yankee government will see that we are not going to bow before imperialism. we're not going to bow. understand that. >> it's a far cry from the president chavez who, last june, looking frail and scared, announced to the nation that he'd been diagnosed with and

i like steven tyler so i can't say anything bad about him. i can say something bad about the weather because it's icy and temperatures supporting the ice on the roadways. so you need to take it easy. let's show you what i am taking about. 30s and freezing point in sparrows point, sykesville around 30 and even in the 20s into westminster and emotsburg. along the eastern shore, around chestertown, the temperature is at 33. one degree above freezing. and that's why they are not under a freezing advisory this morning. a freezing rain advisory to be exact this morning. so as we look at satellite and radar, the fact is we are under a lot of cloud cover and we see rain pushing in from the west. moving into west virginia and ohio valley i will zoom out and you can see the bigger picture showing a swath of rain from north to south. this cold front is going to slide through going through the overnight. and we have high pressure going to be building in here going through tomorrow. so the sunshine is going to make a presence. now, as we look at future tr

in that situation to write this particular book because that was the situation that the character steven was in. he was in a place he didn't want to be. he was far from people he wanted to be close to. he was not in his territory. that's how i felt writing by myself, far from home, not wanting to do it everyday from the time i got up to the time i got drunk but i did. and the second half was written all in a month. and it worked for this book. i can't say it might work for every other book it probably wouldn't work for any other book. i started this book in third person and thought for sure as a young man's voice in first person. i went in third person and i was 5 pages in and said, this doesn't sound right or read right, something's wrong. i went back because i learned from my first book, you have to think about voice and where it's coming from. i went back and put it in first person and realized it started to work. what i did was put it in the journal entries and it became what i should have known from the beginning because a began my colleges career as a film major wanting to make fil

he's probably going to cause more accidents. >> you know what, steven?about people. >> this guy has an attitude. serious seriously, he jumped in front of that car. >>> i've got the most terrifying video for you two. >> something that involves a robot and a cat. we'll show you what the robot can do and how he does it. >>> and a snowboarder catches his own run down a mountain on camera. >> pretty stoked. >> yup, it's pretty dope. see the sick ride, later. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible