y el actor de tarantino, regresa a la direcciÓn del gÉnero de terror. >>> en jack....e pensaba solo existÍan en las leyendas. >>> en.... es un estudiante que tiene klÉe facciones altas y un futuro prometedor. y celebra a lo grande su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 21. aunque al dÍa siguiente tiene una importante entrevista en una escuela de medicina. > >>>.... continÚa donde terminÓ la primera parte de vuelta a la seguridad de new orleans. no fue recordar parte de lo ocurrido en los meses anteriores que ella quedÓ como Única sobreviviente de su familia. en pleno proceso la fuerza del mal por la que fue poseÍda regresa con otros planes terribles y el Último exsorcismo fue solo el comienzo. >>> el relato de suspenso ambientado en un submarino ruso durante la guerra frÍa. las esfuerzas especiales, que ha sido forzado a dejar a su familia y estÁ encargado de una misiÓn envuelta en un misterio. >>> con las actuaciones de nicole kidman. cuenta la historia de una cÉntrica joven ex recibe la visita de su misterios tÍo, que no habÍa tenido contacto con la familia. la llegada de este hombre

. >> i am officer tarantino from the police department. >> he bucks up this prank. >> he is undercover yeah. >> what happens? >> the camera goes dark and this message at the end. >> don't do drugs. stay in school and always wear protection. >>> eight months old and she is already -- >> budding zoo superstar. >> hear the crazy kazoo you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. you're o♪ ♪meout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> oh, man. >> a snake. >> the guys over at whatever posted this video and they said that this man is a homeless man and when they saw his talent they couldn't not record it. >> are you like flexing your -- >> i don't have no teeth. >> okay. >> it is just my tongue. i play the harmonica. >> he is doing it with his tongue. >> yeah, yeah. >> so much there you really can't tell. >> if he is that talent shoeing that off. >> good. >> i like the smile. the smile is a good thing. >> that's what it is or to bring smiles. >> hope

y el actor de tarantino regresa a la direccprie del gÉnero de terror en la (nombre en inglÉs). >>> enar su cumpleaÑos 21, a pesar que tiene una importante entrevista en una uscuÉla de medicina, lo que se decÍa que era una salida breve a tomar una cerveza, se convierte en un interminable desenfreno. >>> (nombre en inglÉs), continÚa donde terminÓ la primera parte, de vuelta a la seguridad de new orleans, se da cuenta que no recuerda lo sucedido en meses anteriores, que era la Única sobreviviente de su familia, para comenzar la nueva vida, la fuerza del mal por la que fue poseida regresa con planes terribles, y que el Último exorcismo fue solo el comienzo, es un relato de suspenso en un submarino ruso en la guerra frÍa, se interpreta al capitÁn del equipo sovietico, forzado a dejar a la familia, encargado de una misiÓn envuelta en un misterio. >>> con actuaciones de nicole kidman, y mÍa, staul ker, cuenta la historia de una joven que luego de la muerte de su padre recibe la visita de su tio que no mantenÍa contacto con la famÍa, la llegada del hombre tiene malos presagios, pero la joven

i'm tom tarantino, the chief policy officer for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. i wanted to start out by thanking my fellow panelists for explaining this issue, for breaking it down for all of us, because frankly, this is really complicated stuff. forgive my lack of powerpoint. i am a soldier, not a lawyer or analyst for anything, and i'm used to doing my presentations with chalk on the side of a tank at barely half that neither, despite my request, so you will have -- i apparently have neither, despite my request, so you will have to bear with me. this is very complicated stuff. cpi, the point is that it's complicated. that is the reason they're looking to cut it. they said no one will notice the difference. no one will notice. why? it's impossible to explain. the stock as with complicated. -- this stuff is really complicated. i said, pretend you are in a bar and trying to chat someone up. boil it down to 30 seconds. it's impossible. you're talking about cutting benefits. you're talking about cutting benefits for the people who of sacrifice the most for this cou

ultimately, this kind of reminds me what happens in the tarantino movies and the mexican standoffs andeople pointing guns and willing to pull the guns and works great in the western but this is no way to govern. over and over the deadline crises after deadline crises and a group of people not willing to bargain in good faith and would rather inflict pain on the country or obama rather than actually get a deal done and makes me wonder why do you go to d.c.. i think obama spoke to that in the presser. >> we are not here for ourselves. we're not here for our parties. we are not here to advance our electoral prospects. we're here for american families who have been getting battered pretty good over the last four years. >> hmm. true story. >> that's why you go to congress, right? >> absolutely right. go to serve for the people, for the family's. >> that's right. >> looking down the road, people haven't really focused on the sequester. they haven't understood what it is. it's not a real impact. that is going to start to change next week. people are going to start getting furlough notices, a

he finds and kills 60-year-old store clerk lucy tarantino.., one minute after floyd's entrance into the store, a worker hiding there is able to place a frantic 911 call. >> 911 emergency. >> we need help, please. >> what kind of help? >> this is albertson's. we're on sahara and valley view. there's a guy with a gunshot in here. oh, my god. he's running all over the store. >> the police are on their way. but zack is still trapped in the store with a killer. some instinct tells him not to move, that it isn't over yet. and it isn't. floyd is coming back. here he's walking up the aisle in the produce department. he's almost out of frame when suddenly, he doubles back toward zack. >> he walks over me and he just kind of leans over me to make sure, you know. i was just lying there, closing my eyes. i didn't exactly know where he was. i did kind of hear him come back. he bends over me and walks looking for more people. >> give us a code red. units arrived. >> by 5:19, the police have arrived. but zack doesn't know that. despite his severe injury, he

. >>> quentin tarantino django scored seven nominations.st, seven, and up for best film and the star teddy bear will compete in a new category, best shirtless performance: mtv movie awards are april 14th. >>> the white house tour being cancelled part of the partisan bickering. the white house cancelled its tours but congress saying the capitol tours will still go on. their way of one-upping the white house there. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. the death of venezuela's hugo chavez could leave the u.s. with a big opportunity and help keep your gas tank full as well. christine is back to break it all down. [ female announcer ] this is your moment. the delightful discovery. the sweet realization that you have a moment all to yourself. well, almost. splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® makes the moment yours™. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> we're minding your business this morning. the united states imports nearly 480 million ga

turns out, jamie foxx wasn't quintin tarantino's first choice to play the title role in his revenge fantasysmith tells "entertainment weekly" he turned the part down because the django character was second fiddle to the bounty hunter. smith said i need to be the lead. walsh, you'll recall, won the oscar for best supporting actor. will said he thought the film was brilliant but just not for me. >>> all right, in a push to implement a pay what you weigh pricing system for obese airline passengers is being called way out of line. a professor writing in the european journal of revenue and pricing management says there are fuel and other costs associated with transporting heavier passengers, so they should pay more, but one travel expert says people already pay for extra baggage and called imposing a so-called fat tax distasteful. >> economists had looked at this before, because when you're flying in an airplane, you're using jet fuel, right? and space, a finite amount of space. and they looked at the economics of maybe you should pay for how much you're using in that plane, whether you're thin,

where else can you find bill gates, quentin tarantino and shaquille o'neal together, right?tainment stories that are breaking today. a big one over at abc. after 16 years, joy behar is leaving "the view." now, besides barbara walters, she was the last original member of "the view" team left. abc says that she is moving on. they say that she has been instrumental in the success of "the view" from the beginning and they wish her the best in her future endeavors. joy, said, yeah, it's time. time to move on to a new chapter in her life and paying attention to some things she was neglecting, like writing her play and doing her stand-up. i also got to ask what is going on with justin bieber? apparently he fainted last night during his concert e got sick on stage, had to go backstage and get treated. he did have to go to the hospital, his rep tells cnn that justin is out of the hospital. he is feeling under the weather, but still plans to do his concert tonight. now, justin after he went to the hospital, posted some pictures on instagram last night. posted one of them with him list

colorado democratic governor and tom tarantino, chief policy officer for iraq and afghanistan veteransf america. the nationlock, face for cbs. bob schieffer talking with congressman mike rogers. and the president of "freedom thearry" president of family research council will be there. week," and "this finally "face the nation" from cbs > on c-span radio or anyone on xm, your smartphone -r online at cs- spanradio.org. >> the most striking difference is the calmness of the parade. a hundred years ago it wasn't a parade so much as a riot. the police refused to protect the marchers. as they progressed and down their planned parade route the crowds start larger and larger. there were very unruly. they started to throw things at women. they shouted things. they told to go home. -- not as that of streetcars the crowd got larger and larger and more aggressive. the women could not go forward. the police were not involved. the secretary of defense called up calvary's to push back the unruly crowds so women could continue their peaceful exercise of their first amendment right. it is a wonderful p

n i'm tom tarantino, i am the chief policy officer for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. you know, i wanted to start out by thanking my fellow panelists for explaining this issue and for kind of breaking it down for all of us because, frankly, this is really complicated stuff. and you'll or forgive my lack of powerpoint. i'm actually a soldier and not a lawyer or an analyst or anything. i'm used to doing my presentations with chalk on the side of a tank. i apparently have neither despite my questions. [laughter] so you'll just have to bear with me. you know, this is, this is really complicated stuff, and it's very confusing stuff. cpie, cpiw, it makes my teeth hurt just thinking about it, right? [laughter] and i do this for a living, and it's taken me a couple of months as i've looked into this issue. and the point is, is that it's complicatedded, and that's the reason they're looking to cut it. because dean said it, he said no one will notice the difference. no one will notice. why? because it's impossible to explain simply. the average american isn't going to pay attent

irony that makes it feel it should be in a hyper violent scene in a movie about the iraq war done by tarantino. jacki: i'm walking on sunshine. [ explosion ] hal: we're trying to stabilize emotionally on this and deal with this. there's a level of clarity necessary. we're talking about what your favorite iraq lie is. i'm hal sparks, filling in for steph and the mooks who are on vacation. if you're listening on the radio and not watching, there's a letter written by a dying iraq war veteran. jacki: his name is thomas young. hal: he wrote it to bush and cheney, basically instructing them to beg on their knees for the soldiers killed and harmed and maimed in iraq when they thought they were going to be shipped to afghanistan to fight the people who attacked us on 9/11. this is the bill of goods when they enlisted, they were sent to iraq and not allowed to leave at the end of their service. jacki: he was wounded pretty early on, and severely wounded an has been deteriorating for years and is now to the point where he is ready to end his own life, will not do so, but won't prolong it, and removing