if it's not there, the sullivan family wins the game.give me a word that a man would use to describe a beautiful woman to another man. >> fine. [cheers and applause] she is fine. steve: we have used that before. to play "sudden death," fine! number 4? audience: babe. steve: 3? audience: fox/foxy. >> thank you. steve: told you. yes, sir. my brother. hey, you all looked good over here. you all really did. hey, sullivans, come on! i need two people. i got 'em. i got brandon and i got jim. we're going for $20,000 right after this. let's get it. come on, going for $20,000 right after t[ female announcer ] how did we make new hot pockets sandwiches even tastier? new quality ingredients. we now have premium cuts of meat, like 100% angus beef... and hickory ham. that's right, baby. [ female announcer ] and our tasty new buttery seasoned crusts. then...we add hot. ♪ because hot makes everything better. [ female announcer ] new hot pockets... mmmm. [ female announcer ] ...with premium cuts of meat and new buttery seasoned crusts. better taste. bet

sullivans, here you go, jimmy.atch a man, name something she pretends to like, jim. >> where he lives, his apartment. steve: pretends to like where he lives. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] number 6. audience: beer. steve: ha ha! 3. audience: sex/with him. steve: wow. really? two. audience: his face/bod. steve: well, let's go, question two. give me charlye. give me randy. uh, here we go, top 6 answers on the board. name a female singer you'd be embarrassed to see your grandmother dressed like. charlye. >> madonna. steve: madonna. randy. >> um...um-- [buzzer] steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play. we're gonna play. we're gonna play. steve: all right. let's go. >> whoo! steve: hey, khanh, name a female singer you'd be embarrassed to see your grandmother dressed like. >> britney spears. steve: britney spears. mama got a miniskirt on. i see you. hey, vu, name a female singer you'd be embarrassed to see your grandmother dressed like. >> lady gaga. steve: yeah. yeah. lady gaga. >> whoo! steve: hey, vi, name a female

[laughter] >> of course come i talked to brandon sullivan. -- of course, i talked to brendan sullivan he is known for not talking to the media and not allowing his clients talk to the media until the case is completed and he sticks with that script. and i respect that. >> here is jeffrey thompson at the funeral. [video clip] >> when he came to buy the contract on the building, i was in a meeting with my partners at my accounting firm and i received an urgent call from dr. nine i told my cemetery that i would call her back. she insisted on speaking with me. she said, mr. thompson, you must come now. now. i dropped everything, got in a cab and went to see her. when i wanted her office, it was like the windows that are for sale a cousin a certain gentleman on his shoulder she climbed to achieve success and for whom she had opened -- she many doors dared to walk away from this mission. so what will you do? we must get this deal completed, she said. i said, give me a few minutes to reflect. before i left her office, she said, mr. thompson, see what you can do. >> have you ever met him? >>

margaret sullivan, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, joanne.est criticism that we often hear about "the new york times," i don't know if it's the most frequent but certainly the loudest is that it has a liberal bias. does it? >> well, some of my predecessors have taken that head-on. in fact dan, the first public editor, once wrote a column and i think the headline said something like "is the times a liberal newspaper" and his answer in the lead was, of course it is. and he went on from there. and it got quite a bit of response. i mean that is obviously something people feel about the "times" and i think maybe the best way to think about it is that the "times" reflects its readership, its community. it's an urban paper, it's a new york city paper. i mean that's a reasonable criticism, i think. >> so it is a yes? >> it's a modified yes with a lot of nuance in it. >> you've now been public editor for a year. >> yes. >> in your view, what is the biggest issue that you have found? >> well, you know, there are perennial public editor issues like anon

took sullivan's livelihood away from him.ot only has he rebounded, he's been here playing at the elite level. >> this is going to inject a needle into my skin, and that's going to register my blood su r sugar. so it's a pump that can hurt sometimes. i hope it doesn't hurt this time, pop it in, and then you pull it back, and then it just comes off. yeah, things started falling apart on me about seven years ago. i was diagnosed with hemachromotosis and diabetes. it's an iron overload in your blood. if not caught enough it can kill your organs. it killed my sister's liver and she passed away at the young age of 45 and it got my pancreas which makes insulin. >> when we found out, our family was devastated. to be quite honest, we didn't think he'd ever play again. we thought the diagnosis was so severe, we weren't quite sure how it would impact him. that was a very scary time in our life. >> and through a few years of trying every different angle of pills and shots and all that, just felt that the pump was easiest way for me to ma

his attorney is brendan sullivan, a very good attorney. being able to et delays and he actually abilitythe prosecutor's to look at some evidence that retrieved from some raids on jeffrey thompson's a es and offices, more than year ago. >> just to remind some of the olks listening that brendan sullivan, he represented ollie in h before the committee congress. he said, what am i? a potted plant? he represented ted stevens and convicted.s was the current attorney general threw that out. e's a $1,000 lawyer in this town. > he is, jeffrey thompson can afford it. i think we're in for the long haul with this. brendan sullivan is known for if you want to charge my client, trial.go to >> you say in the article that he current mayor, vincent gray's attorney is bob bennett. >> yet another bigtime attorney. interesting thing about ennett is that vincent gray's daughter is a very good attorney and she's like a -- one could of bennett.rotege so there's a relationship there he's had with vincent gray issue, y ran into this bennett.ned mr. >> let's catch

i got a chance to a meet captain sullivan. on may 16th i and jason went down and talked to the captain he was open and receptive. he told us a brief history of the club and the problems and he gave us some great advise and also some tips on outreach work and gave us a lot of inside it was educational and very encouraging as well. besides that we as far as the outreach as far as the operations are concerned and sound it was an ovrng process but based on historical reading we were operating on maximum level at the club we've cut that down to or 85. after a few weeks they don't complaint. and besides the noise control we've also - this has been an ongoing process but we diligently sending out instead of members every morning before 7:00 a.m. to cleanup the neighborhood. one of the feedback we got was a resident in 701 had a problem with flyers and littering. we go down 3 blocks from where we are to mariposa and on idaho and minnesota so the to pick up bottles and cans regardless of theirs any prior night life or not. especially t

here is your host, tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us.this that, government service started as a naval aviator than as a congressman, he ran the office of economic opportunity, he was ambassador to nato, white house chief of staff, served twice as defense secretary. if there is someone more experienced in hoing office in washington i'm not sure who that would be. here's my interview with the

now, here to tell you more is your steam specialist, anthony sullivan. >> hi, i'm anthony sullivan and this is the x5, and it's quickly becoming one of the most popular steam cleaning systems in the world today. why? because it's easy to use, it's lightweight, it's versatile and it gets the job done. now, the x5 is five steamers in one. it's a floor steamer, it's a carpet steamer, it's a handheld steamer, it's a window, glass and mirror steamer, and it's a garment and upholstery steamer. and today we've got some exciting new attachments to share with you to help you clean your home from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, but first let's get started steam cleaning your floors. now, the x5 uses regular tap water. all you do is you fill it up and place the cap back on. now, at the touch of a button you get continuous steam and you get variable steam-- 1 being the lowest setting and 4 being the highest setting. for what i'm about to do now i'm gonna set it to 2. the x5 is one of the best floor steamers you'll ever use. and when you combine the power of steam with microfiber, you've got dou

brian sullivan. thank you. >>> a tour bus headed for a casino overturned on a southern california freeway today. 55 people were injured, although most of the injuries happily were not serious. at one point, with the freeway closed in both directions and emergency crews helping the injured, the backup of traffic was said to be 30 miles long. some people got so tired of sitting still they got out of their cars and walked around right there on the freeway. >>> in san diego, after weeks of scandal over multiple allegations of sexual harassment, mayor bob filner may be in the final hours of his job. there are multiple reports he is resigning tomorrow. after negotiations behind closed doors over the past three days, filner has reportedly agreed to quit in exchange for the city handling some of his legal costs. city council is said to vote on the deal tomorrow. >>> still ahead, our exclusive conversation with kidnapping survivor hannah anderson. setting the record straight on her abduction and coping tonigh

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sullivan? >> she's lucky but she's not getting that ring.ber you talked about a story where sears was selling a $30,000 rolex -- >> in their marketplace. >> i was looking to see if other retailers we perceive as midprice like zales are looking to go upscale. it looks like they are. high end is where income growth has been and where consumer spending growth has been. everybody wants a little piece of that top end, do they not? >> that's true. i don't necessarily think it's a strong strategy. in my personal opinion i think they need to stay in their line and go where consumers expect from them. i think that's a confusing brand message. i'm just one person. maybe there is a buyer for a $45,000 ring. >> in a month's time we can ask them what demand has been like for the $45,000 ring, how many they have sold. thank you, courtney. >>> are you looking at live pictures of lincoln memorial where commemoration is under way for the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s world famous "i have a dream" speech. one of the most famous in american hist

brian sullivan, thanks you've had a long day. now, folks, cnbc steve liesman at the jackson hole conference. we'll find out what all the vps are saying about the nasdaq flash freeze. these are the fed guys. steve and i will discuss some news i'm getting about the race to replace ben bernanke at the fed. wait until you hear who identify been told about may be a new front-runner for the job. hero: if you had a chance to go anywhere in the world, but you had to leave right now, would you go? man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked me. host: book the flight but you have to go right now. hero: (laughs) and i just go? this is for real right? this is for real? i always said one day i'd go to china, just never thought it'd be today. anncr: we're giving away a trip every day. download the expedia app and your next trip could be on us. expedia, find yours. . >>> could there be new contenders, new names in the race to replace fed chair ben bernanke? over the past few weeks we've seen a fiery debate ov

that's why after the beatles went on ed sullivan, they dropped off the face of the err. i think ringo ended up working as a train conductor. ( applause ) listen, i want to be clear. i want to be clear. as a company man, the last thing i want to do was cause any trouble for the video music awards. after all, they're very important to mtv. it's the one night of the year they still show music videos. so instead... [ cheers and applause ] folks, instead i'm going to take the high road and urge you to watch daft punk on the v.m. a.s september 27 on vh1 at 9:00 p.m., 4:30 pacific. this year hosted by chris brown. of course bruce springsteen will be duetting with jay-z. performances by maroon 5, roy boy, dorksha, baby's breath, amber alert, rot we'ller featuring lil it'lya and a special performance by paula deen and the e-trade baby. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. with  ?k%Ñ%Ñ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to stepheft colbchella '01, the song of the summer of the century featuring the artists form

sullivan. that's just good writing, that's what it is. >> with your pretty accent you said "brother" right the first time. >> rose: oh, i did. yes, yes. and this is the current edition. "the paris review." a place you go to appreciate writing and writers. thank you all very much. congratulations on this celebration. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> every single bite, need it to be -- >> twinkies in there. >> it's like a great big hug. >> about as spicy as i can handle it. my parents put chili powder in my baby food. >> just a lot of chillin

sullivan. that's just good writing, that's what it is. >> with your pretty accent you said "brother" right the first time. >> rose: oh, i did. yes, yes. and this is the current edition. "the paris review." a place you go to appreciate writing and writers. thank you all very much. congratulations on this celebration. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org  >>> this is night by business report with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by. >> sailing through the heart of historic cities and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures. viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> ready or not, the dow having the worst weekly drop of the year. the s&p at it's lowest level in a month. this is the beginning of a stock market correction, or something less dire? >> social sizzlers, while the market may have coo

adam: you can catch the tom sullivan show saturday and sunday on the fox business network. next on "money," president obama has no plans restore the public's trust regarding u.s. surveillance programs. so why did they just get forced into shutting down? plus a chae of heart for blackberry. the smartphone maker may go private. is it a smart idea? will it save blackberry from going under? we have more "ney" coming up. adam: to cyber security companies are now clicking off. edward noted shutting the doors citing government scrutiny into their business and almost immediately after that announcement they count heads of states as customers follow suit closing is encrypted e-mail service. what does th mean for you, what does it mean for all of us and what can come out of it? the e-mail is stored on a cloud, the government goes potentially to say we have that e-mail. with the technology or your product, doesn't matter where it is stored, it comes to me to get that key, correct? >> we have the debate about whether society can and cannot or should or should not be able to do i think

now, here to tell you more is your steam specialist, anthony sullivan. >> hi, i'm anthony sullivan and this is the x5, and it's quickly becoming one of the moss in the world today. why? because it's easy to use, it's lightweight, it's versatile and it gets the job done. now, the x5 is five steamers in one. it's a floor steamer, it's a carpet steamer, it it's a window, glass and mirror steamer, and it's a garment and. and today we've got some exciting new attachments to share with you to help you clean your home from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, but firslet'sg your floors. now, the x5 uses regular tap water. all you do is you fill it up and place the cap back on. now, at the touch of a button you get continuous steam and you get variable steam-- 1 being the lowest setting and 4 being the highest setting. for what i'm about to do now i'm gonna set it to 2. the x5 is one of the best floor steamers you'll ever use. and when you combine the power of steam with microfib you've got double trouble for your dirty floors. watch this: the steam will break down and loosen the dirt, andthd lo

here is your host, tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us.ervice started as a naval aviator than as a congressman, he ran the office of economic opportunity, he was ambassador to nato, white house chief of staff, served twice as defense secretary. if there is someone more experienced in holding office in washington i'm not sure who that would be. here's my interview with the

it's brian sullivan back at hq. i want to ask you this. say i've got a weekly option on whatever equity future, whatever it might be, right? and the option expires tomorrow. maybe i'm out of the money on the option, just a bad bet. do i then use this and say, hey, you need to cancel that option bet because i was going to get out of it. i didn't have the time. do you see the point i'm making here? >> i absolutely do, but i defer to bob and jerry. they may be better for this question. >> this provides an out for a lot of people, does it not? hey, i was about to sell but i couldn't. >> there could be a pretty significant liability here, and it's why many of the exchanges are cancelling the orders, so they don't get stuck with could have, should have, would have. >> honestly, if they cancel an equity order, what does that do to the underlying option, do we know? >> unless it's linked to the option, it has nothing to do with it. in other words, you could trade stocks or options or link them together with a covered right. >> i want to point out

then, like the beatles and rolling stones before them, they perform live on "the ed sullivan show." through ♪ no time to wallow in the mire ♪ ♪ try now, we can only lose ♪ and our live become a funeral pyre ♪ ♪ come on, baby, light my fire ♪ ♪ come on, baby, light my fire ♪ try to set the night on fire ♪ depp: sullivan asks the doors to take out the word "higher" because of its drug implications. they agree. during the performance, jim sings the song exactly as written. ♪ girl, we couldn't get much higher ♪ ♪ come on, baby, light my fire ♪ ♪ come on, baby, light my fire ♪ try to set the night on fire ♪ try to set the night on fire ♪ ♪ try to set the night on fire ♪ try to set the night on fire ♪ depp: it's been barely a year since their shy young singer couldn't even face his audience. now, the metamorphosis is complete. [ service bell rings ] need a match? ladd: french officials deny any evidence of drug overdose, but a cloud of mystery hangs over morrison's death. some claim he's still alive and that his death was just a hoax, perhaps planned by morrison himself. numerous sighting

adam: you can catch the tom sullivan show saturday and sunday on the fox business network. next on "money," president obama has no plans restore the public's trust regarding u.s. surveillance programs. so why did they just get forced into shutting down? plus a change of heart for blackberry. the smartphone maker may go private. is it a smart idea? will it save blackberry from going under? we have more "money" coming up. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as uneected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. reporthese symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and meditions. serious side effects could clu

here is your host, tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us.vernment service started as a naval aviator than as a congressman, he ran theffice of economic opportunity, he was ambassador to nato, white house chief of staff, served twice as defense secretary. if there is someone more experienced in holding office in washington i'm not sure who that would be. here's my interview with the

guess what, tom sullivan. the epitome of a self-made man.go you will give me 30 seconds and how you got started and how you got so big. but you only have 30 seconds. >> i started as a contractor, started doing contracting, over the years i tried many other businesses. after 10 years of that i started buying lumber from a mill rather than a local lumber yard and found a place to store it. started seeing leftover lumber that was weathered, actually damaged it did not look that good, so started buying it and selling it and was a lot more fun then contracting so started doing that and kind of a hardwood flooring part of it and january 5 opened our first lumbar liquidators store and started specializing. stuart: what our total revenues? >> we're public may also have to be careful what i say. last year i think we did about 800 million. over 300 stores right now in u.s. and canada. stuart: a man who is so successful, such an entrepreneur, a go-getter, such a wealthy man, why did you hold a fundraiser for barack obama in your own home? why did you d

new ck up quinn sullivan's c.d.. ♪ >> in just over two decades, tim mcgraw has delivered 11 number one albums, 25 number one singles and won three grammys and i haven't mentioned his a.m.a. or c.m.a. award counts. >> i know there's a whole bunch of those too. his private life, he's married to the beautiful faith hill. and this country star knows his real estate too. >> want to live like country royalty? >> it's a great farm. >> one of their three tennessee properties on the market for a reported $20 million. >> we've had that farm for, gosh, over 10 years now. we actually live about 30 minutes away from the farm. but we just don't get out there much. >> across 700 acres, the mcgraw estate includes five houses and 12-stall barn. they prep to take their show to sin city. >> one of the biggest joys in my career is have my wife, fantastic at what she does and fantastic singer, she raises my game when i sing with her and play with her. bringing their soul 2 soul back to vegas. >> we are going back to the venetian. >> spr

i suppose being english i could be trying to sing records of gilbert and sullivan or duran, duran. >> stephen: or gilbert and duran. >> the whistling brother. but they just didn't touch me the way this music touched me. when i was very, very young. it's music i've loved all my life. >> stephen: you have a new album called "didn't it rain"? you can see it's on the cover playing a very, very small piano. adorable. do you have to live the blues to play the blues? because i always heard you've got to live the blues. to play the blues. >> well, obviously i'm going to say no because that's the position i'm in. >> stephen: yeah. you're an international star who was until last year the highest paid man in a drama. that's not exactly sharecropping. >> no. you're absolutely right. i was handsomely compensated. >> stephen: and a handsome man as well. >> thank you for that. stephen: you're welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> but here's what i would say. my point is that to me this music, i would hate for this music to be just put in a box of sort of a sociological category of american folk music

here's your host, tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us.s what we have for the top of the stack. we have plenty of big problems facing our nation, but when asked, people consistently respond by saying jobs or the

. >> from the fox business headquarters it's the "tom sullivan show." >> thanks for joining us. i have on the top of the stack. the government so far has missed four important major obama care deadlines. first, they missed the medicare cuts, then the employer mandate, then eligibi

. >>> good morning, brian sullivan. >> you would come in because i presume with your talent and beautyably locked into like a 10 or 15-year deal so you have to come in. >> you're looking to replace mandy drury, aren't you? >> i don't know where she is! >> can i show awe tweet about yahoo!? let's be honest as far as most users are concerned yahoo! got a new logo about a decade ago and shows a picture of google. is that part of the reason for a change, draw some attention and help them get some of that share back from google? >> a low myer taking over the team. the basketball team changed its name because sometimes you need to show you're not what you used to do. different color, different logo and different jersey. no meaningful change here but myer said it needs to reflect the new yahoo! going forward. they have apparently picked one but they are going to do 30 different ones over 30 days even though they know what they are going to choose. like an extended tease as we would call that in the biz. >> head fake. head fake. the next story provoked so much conversation that we kind of had

brian sullivan is joining us this morning. thank you for being here. >> i didn't want to be here. >> you are. >> i was told to come in. >> you're so thrilled to be here. so glad on a monday morning to be here. >> the good music helps. lumineers. >> i love this. politico's ben white of morning money fame. barry knapp. barclays head of u.s. equity portfolio strategy. having trouble talking this morning. we do have a lot to talk about with all of these folks today. first a roundup of some of the top stories. the obama administration has overturn add u.s. trade panel's ban on the sale of some older iphones and ipads. this move reverses a ruling that had favored samsung over apple in that long running patent battle. the u.s. trade representative says that the decision was based in part on the effect of the competitive conditions in the u.s. economy and the effect on u.s. consumers. this is big news, though. shares of samsung were actually down overnight. just about 1%. apple shares, if you want to take a look at where things stand

i'm brian sullivan. scott is back next week, thank goodness. four hours to go until the close and here is where we stand. we have green on the screen but not by much. the dow up a meager six points. the s&p up by 0.1%. but we're still in the green. a lot of big stories and here is what we're following on "halftime." >>> flash freeze. the second biggest stock market came to a halt yesterday after what's called a technical glitch. it shut down though the nasdaq for more than three hours. we're going to let you know the impact on investor confidence and why this could happen again. >>> mind the gap. retailers have been getting crushed this earnings season, but the gap has found a way to avoid the carnage. that stock up more than 35% this year alone. why is one of our traders hitting the sell button? going to be a debate you won't want to miss. >>> but first, everybody, your top story, ballms away. steve ballmer shocking the world saying he will retire in the next year. and investors today anyway are saying good riddance. the stock jumping on the n

i want to thank my guests jeff daniels, sherri shepherd and quinn sullivan.row night, josh duhamel will be here. but jimmy fallon happening right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow, fantastic welcome, everybody! you make me feel so good. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys feeling good tonight? [ cheers and applause ] welcome, welcome, and thank you for watching at home, too, but boy, if you are here -- [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about, you guys. big, big, sports news today. it was just announced that alex rodriguez has been suspended from baseball for 211 games. but he said he's gonna appeal the decision and keep playing. >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even anthony weiner was like, "man, some people just don't know when to quit." [ laughter ] just get out. [ cheers and applause ] trust me. trust me. that's right, a-rod was suspended for buying

judy sullivan, driving in her neighborhood in broad daylight, was shot and killed. all three cases are unsolved. >>> we have team coverage of the father and child killed. mike mibach is in oakland with the woman who was at the home where the two were killed this morning. but first, how police are responding to these troubling unsolved crimes. >> the police chief just said he's dedicating every resource available to catch the people responsible, but he hasn't said exactly how many detectives are working these cases. lately, the department's record of solving the big cases have not been good. a father and son shot and killed in their sleep in oakland. >> it is horrific. and it needs to stop. >> reporter: oakland police have been saying that a lot. little daphne webb has been missing for over a month. oakland police have yet to make an arrest. >> can you say how many detectives you've assigned to these cases? do you have any leads? >> well, we do have leads in some of those case. some of them promising, some more than others. >> reporter: the police chief says he's red

sullivan. is he called me "my boy" and "beloved" and he was about to run 92 when i moved into his basement, turn 92 and he had not yet quite reached 93 when they buried him the next winter. with. that's just good writing, that's what it is. >> rose: with your pretty accent you said "brother" right the first time. >> rose: oh, i did. yes, yes. and this is the current edition. "the paris review." a place you go to appreciate writing and writers. thank you all very much. congratulations on this celebration. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org 08/16/13 08/16/13 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> if you look at the reports, even the disclosures that mr. snowden has put forward, all of the stories that have been written, what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs. and listening in on people's phone calls

when i wake up it was a day of dignity patriotism and sullivan to be a bother who will be there to wait and. you know maybe one of the revolutions important acts in those first few weeks was to eliminate the gangsters and the rockets. it was naturally this provoked angry protests from the us government only. human revolution generates a process of social changes. brought the first wave of migration to miami. the corrupt officials and the torture of. my father was a colonel in cuba and he left that night that that president but he still left. i remember i was seven years old when castro came to power and i remember mobs outside my home. our house was surrounded sag we were searched constantly so that's the image that i have of the revolution people were being imprisoned the fact that people were being everything was taken away from them. without trial for or without a recent. the revolutionary prosecutor had presented evidence that the men on trial had participated in torturing tens of thousands and killing some twenty thousand people suspected of antibodies to activity. the revolutionar

newsroom," emmy-nominated actor jeff daniels, from "the view," sherri shepherd, the music of quinn sullivaners and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: hello, ladies. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show." oh, it's nice to be back. thank you. thank you very much. well, folks -- some good news. some good news. that huge wildfire at yosemite national park is now