not teeny tiny little months.t's good news unless you work for a media organization whose job it is to make sure obama doesn't get reelected. you know what this means? to the return-a nateor. >> it's an anemic recovery. >> there ain't no recovery. >> about half the decline in the unemployment rate has come from people dropping out of work force because they are so discouraged. the real unemployment rate is well into the double digits. the economic data obama is pedaling is -- peddling is phony. >> it's how you feel in the three or four months before the election regardless of numbers, how do you feel? [ laughter ] >> jon: let me see if i get this straight, the numbers are real but they are not g. in fact, they are bad. actually they are fake. even if they were real and good it wouldn't matter because it's about how bad you feel and that's where we come in. [ laughter ] fox news -- [cheers and applause] but their early february pushback on the economic indicators is all over the place. you rarely see fox this disor

, teeny particles with guess how much charge, called neutrino? none, okay? they're smaller than neutrons. and those neutrinos are flooding the universe. and these neutrinos are going right through, guess who? us. you guys, not me, but, no, all of us. these neutrinos are going right through and right out the other side without making a hit. you know why? do you ever get the feeling some days that, you know, i just don't feel like i feel like i'm nothing? i'm nothing. i think i'm just nothing. do you ever get that feeling? guess what? i got news for you. you are nothing. compared to the something, there's more nothing, because the atoms that make you up are mostly-- talk about being spongy-- and we're all sponges, hon. and most--the little particles make up... take 133 million tons. that's several city blocks. scrunch all those atoms up, 133 million tons, scrunch them up until all these things here cave into one another. you got the size of a pea. so take the size of a pea and spread out a city block, that's how atoms are, most of them. so these th

. >> and stim ahead, the teeny chip that could deliver a world of goods to the mode cal field. >> and at 6:00 a broken power pole unrepaired more than a year, tonight it's on the you fix it list. we'll be right back here. @a >>> electrical engineers have created a self propelled chip that could revolutionize medical treatment. they call it a submarine because of the way kit travel through the bloodstream using radio waves. the hope is that it will be used for a wide range of applications from delivering drugs to cleaning arteries. >> cool. >> and today a special member of the san francisco police department was honored with a star. mack is a 3-year-old springer spaniel and played a key role in the fight against drugs in the bay area, he helped in seizure of $4 million in cash from drug trafficking and 500 pounds of illegal drugs. the police chief says mack is a product of his handler, under cover officer brit elmor ee. they work to take a bite out of crime, if you will. >> okay. and he couldn't resist, and he was presented with the star in a ceremony this afternoon and has been with t

here is the one i was talking about, another teeny alley workers' house, that is highly ornamented and then took the alley way entry and trashed it and made it to the entrance of 117.5. >> and the contrast really highlights it. >> painting your door black takes some kind of personality that i don't have. >> shiny black. you wander by my house and notice what color the door is-- >> so your house? that is what separates me. i haven't got the hutzpah for that. here is a new house, i think it's potrero. >> i like the contrast between the design of the door and the design of the window. >> there is truly a question. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> i noticed new housing have a water meter up front. >> gas meter. >> gas meter. it seems that is not appropriate for the front facade of a new property and it's an eyesore. >> it's required now that it has to be read from the front. so it could be concealed except for the meter, but the idea is that the meter persons don't have to enter into private property any longer. so excuse me, it's sort of unfortunately, they are insisting on it. and it

congo the painting chimp was a teeny star. there used to be a joke that a chimp could do it.ongo's work recently sold at auction for $25,000. >> well, we're going to continue the theme with animal magic. imagine having a barbecue then this. it's an absolute monster. this is a giant prawn. they are calling it a super giant an that pod found in the trents deep at the bottom of the sea in new zealand. scientists think it's as big a prawn as they have ever found. who would argue with them? >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. at union bank our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in. working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los presented by kcet los angeles.

they're not having income over a million in all by a teeny, tiny percentage of cases. we're talking about medicare beneficiaries who have income much, much less than a million dollars a year. much less than $500,000. much less than$200,000. and i think we should understand what the potential impact is. people in the high middle-income brackets of paid more in medicare taxes in many cases than those in lower damage income brackets and that's the way the medicare system works. so to start off with these are people who have contributed substantially and most likely, they worked in most cases. so essentially, what the house bill does is over time, because there isn't an inflation factor, is going to increase the impact on middle-income seniors. and they may be higher middle-income seniors but they are in most cases, not the very wealthy, wealthy seniors. and so, so -- look, the president proposed this as part of a very dramatic multi-trillion dollar approach. what's being proposed here is part of the effort for us to extend these three major, major programs for the rest of

while the crowd in the room loved him, cheering with every teeny, tiny step he took.n twitter, the fury of unflattering comparisons. they called him a dust mop. chewbacca from "star wars." an overgrown hamster. and somebody even said a winter boot. if you have your own ideas, let us know at abcnews.com. we're happy to say the 11-pound champ is headed towards a life of easy retirement at chasing squirrels in philadelphia. so far, no squirrel is afraid. >>> and from the small dog to an even smaller lizard. a brand-new species just discovered. this is the smallest chameleon on earth. so fall, a match stick offers enough room for him to stretch out. one inch, from nose to tail. scientists discovered the new species in the rain forest of madagascar. and unlike their larger cousins, turns out these little guys cannot change color. >>> coming up, lessons from the underestimated. what does jeremy lin have in common, say, with jennifer commhello, how can innifer world-class service for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i

so in 2008 rick santorum gave one teeny wienie speech about how satan is trying to destroy the unitedm a devil of a time. here to defend the senator is brett ehrlich. shh, brett is talking now. thanks jennifer. a link to a 2008 speech where rick santorum said the devil is out to get us. >> and the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies, satan would have his sights on a good decent, powerful influence country. >> wow, rick santorum hates satan. personally i follow satan but only on twitter. on his response, santorum said this. >> if you want to use speeches that i gave to christian groups, go ahead. >> why do you insist on dredging up ancient speeches that a politician gave all the way back in 2008. back in 2008 people were doing things like watching high definition television and using iphones and listening to coldplay. why do we insist on holding politicians to things they said in their formative years? because politicians are like dogs. you know how to get dog years? you take their age and multiply it by seven. there are politician years where you t

you're teeny. >> such a -- i'm sure you kids have been on doxycyclene. didn't drink water.t burned a hole in my esophagus. don't ever take medicine without a full glass of water and not go straight to bed. not kidding. >> you woke up and you thought you were having a heart attack. >> i went to the hospital. they had to do a scope. burned ulcer in my esophagus. >> will that heal just fine? >> yes. i'd to say my thin figure is because of my daily nutritional products but it's not. i have no esophagus. >> terrifying. >> by the way, watching the promos of your show that is upcoming of you and jason -- a little steamy, a lot going on. >> emotional. >> yeah. it's real. the truth of the matter is i can't have every season be, oh, yay, i'm getting married, i'm in a white dress. look how wonderful my life is. my life is real. this is the second year of my marriage and this is my life. >> something about cobwebs in the bed? >> jason's penis doesn't actually have cobwebs on it. not everybody can be hitting it every night like you, hoda. some of us have a baby. am i wrong? not quitting

jill, why don't they build these for our nation's teams who are nationy and teeny. >> maybe this was whole scratch for flies flies with honey is vin gnaw teg. >> tell us who masterminded the attack and you have 20 hours of soccer. >> how screwed up a culture is when soccer is used as a bribe. >> this is a gift to the historians who argued for us. it is inexpensive when you think of it that way. >> forcing inmates to play soccer is cruel and you are into into -- is cruel and unusual punishment. >> sylvester stallone is on his way to gitmo. he hillary gain his glory. >> that is a great idea for a movie which will never be done. there are not any great movies like that. >> and you can't talk about muslims and movies. >> you can change it to where it is a christian soccer team in egypt. >> one official says these outdoor activity will reduce behavior problems. >> is it the mp3 players too? i think it is great we have a soccer player. we should send the soccer players there. and we have threne tee of work down there. and we are ever, ever, of leaving gitmo. we are never leaving ever. >> m

a little teeny place in new york where i thought i was safe to let christine go and maybe have a bible study in my apartment. >> but that wasn't what happened. >> that wasn't in the cards. at 10:00 here, i'm in los angeles, i start getting texts of people doing weird things with chickens. now, there's a chicken -- i have a chicken -- adorable little chicken on top of a huge thing. and one of our esteemed producers who won the edward r. murrow award, is doing something weird with a chicken. that's all i'm going to say. >> are her initials j.l. long? >> yes, they are. enough, sara. >> coming up, the latest news from hollywood and our guy -- >> is andy cohen here? >> andy cohen is in the house. >> hide the children! >> then where's the beef? sara finds out. if she's not too hung over. >>> it's time for "today's buzz" for all the celebrity news you need to know this minute. >> from remembering whitney houston to "saturday night live," host of "watch happens live," andy cohen. >> andy's in the house. >> yes, he is. how are you? >> this morning he said i'm tired. i said, why, because you hav

rest, sleep, go on a teeny vacation, then come back.hen you feel wiped out, you're exhausted, you feel run down, i need to do this now. when you're on your best day to see if you really feel like you need it. >> or i'm telling you, these fillers these days are so good, you can look ten years younger just with fillers if they're done properly. just don't get 20 years worth at the same time. >> and it's hard to get lifts at all because if you do anything to your lips, it's so noticeable. that's the one thing. >> i know, i know. go to somebody who really knows -- find somebody, a friend, who looks fantastic and ask her, or him, who did it and go to that person who's reputable. not everybody can go to my precious -- >> dr. wexler. >> dr. wexler. she's just not available for everyone. she's very busy. >> i'm not going to, like -- >> every other week. >> how weird. i don't like this story so you'll have to do it. i know i'm not going to like it. i don't even know what it is. >> apparently neither one have seen this, our facebook friend, miche

a teeny, tiny bar dangling under a motorcycle on a wire.h you. i'm going to introduce you to this lovely lady. her name is denise. >> hi. i'm sara. >> the opening production. >> i played the triangle in the band once. >> this is slightly bigger, heavy-duty. >> so they strapped me in. and up i go. twisting and twirling. and getting quaintly stuck in midair. why does she spin better? >> well, sara, we took you to circus boot camp and here you are. you lived. you survived. now we're going to honor you. you get to be our guest ring mistress. however, you have to decide which act you're going to do. >> oh. such a difficult decision. do i play the princess stuck in the tower or go for a spin on the motorcycle high wire? or do i twirl on the triangle? and then it came to me. who wouldn't want to be a crowned princess? let the show begin. >> a big round of applause for the one, the only from the "today" show, sara haines! [ applause ] >> and then finally time for my starring role. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it ♪ i'm sexy and i know it ♪ >> a happy endin

and this year, we're staring down some teeny storms. >> and it was so green everywhere. >> not that greentoday at the international space station. the commander of the space station shook hands with robonaut. the commander says it was a pretty firm hand shock. it was built to help astronauts, but so far its chores have been limited. by the way, we have posted nor video of robonaut at ktvu.com. you'll find a section right there on the home page. >>> they came >>> congratulations. >> with that, 1200 people became u.s. citizens today in a naturalization ceremony at oakland's paramount theater. those taking the oath came from 100 nations. they watched a video from president obama who told them, in america, no dream is impossible. >>> mark is here now with sports. for the warriors, the dream was impossible tonight. >> i was going to say, i could think of somebody that's impossible. an nba championship around here. you can bet it will not go the warriors way more often than not. unable to close when it matters most, it seems most of the time. a modest three game win streak is over. david lee ha

and this year, we're staring down some teeny storms. >> and it was so green everywhere. >> not that greent today at the international space station. the commander of the space station shook hands with robonaut. the commander says it was a pretty firm hand shock. it was built to help astronauts, but so far its chores have been limited. by the way, we have posted nor video of robonaut at ktvu.com. you'll find a section right there on the home page. >>> they came from around the world, from afghanistan to zimbabwe. tonight, they are all united as americans. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> congratulations. >> with that, 1200 people became u.s. citizens today in a naturalization ceremony at oakland's paramount theater. those taking the oath came from 10

he's wearing little teeny trunks. where was he keeping that ring?cket. >> oh, he's wearing sweat pants. i think things through. >> yes, you do. by the way, you want a sweet story, we have the sweetest ever. this little girl -- this is a little girl -- >> that one. >> a 6-year-old girl suffering from a terrible form of cancer, very rare. she loves justin bieber so much, loves, loves, and she calls herself mrs. bieber. a boston television station did a story on this little girl how much she loves justin bieber. you know what he did? he must have been watching or some of his people were. he came to see this little girl so he and mrs. bieber -- >> he flew her and her family to new york. >> you're right. >> look at that. look at that picture. >> oh, my gosh. come on! >> oh, my gosh. >> justin bieber tweeted by the way that was one of the best things i've ever done. she's awesome. he's really inspired right now. and he wrote, this is the best part of my day. >> goes with what you were saying, give something. >> that was so sweet. >> you gave us your stori

>> women said the horrific scene of the crime and these teeny tiny footprints belonging to this two-year-oldtime, this daughter is now seven. do you think she could play any role in the trial? >> that's been something that many people are wondering, many people are talking about. her name is on the witness list, brooke, but i cannot imagine having her get on the witness stand. at two years old, very rare for a child to remember anything. when i prosecuted child sex crimes, it was very rare for a child under the age of five to get on the witness stand. so although she is seven at this point, i think it is unlikely she will get on the witness stand. >> i'm trying to question the what-ifs. what happens if the jury can't reach unanimous verdict again? >> it's interesting, i looked this up, and in this part of our country, there is no hard and fast rule from preventing the prosecution to try this case again. if they get a hung jury, they could very well seek another trial against him. i also find that unlikely given the fact the first time around it was 8-4 for acquittal. i think this will be the

our profits, half the overall profits, we only have two restaurants per million people in the top teenykets. top ten emerging markets. >> that sounds great but why is it you are having such success and everybody else is having a tough time? >> it starts with the fact you have to have the people. and i think we have been there for well over 25 years now, we have a local team, whenever we have a great local management team that understands the culture, understands how to work with the through all the systems that there are in a particular country and they do vary, then they know how to localize the brands, we can take our core recipes, pan pizza make it relevant in the country we're in. >> we know there has been good news this quarter was i felt a very hopeful quarter for some divisions that you admitted were tough including pizza hut. you have the new advertisement with the box with the sticks and cinnamon. you see the turn? >> we feel very good about the u.s. business, in particular taco bell this year we expect to have a very strong year, major product innovation coming. we teamed up w

>> teeny tiny, john. we're talking about a market that's $1 trillion underwater. probably $700 billion in straight underwater money. the amount of capital reduction, the amount of actual mortgage that's being reduced by this deal is $17 billion. some critics say a slap on the wrist for these five banks. but others say that until they knew there was a settlement, the banks wouldn't move forward and start to clear this backlog of foreclosures which is necessary to get this housing market back on solid footing. so a lot of people are holding their nose and saying, look, this was a deal that allows us to move forward. it doesn't move the needle on house prices. it does help a number of people out. but there's still a long way before this housing crisis is over and this probably needed to happen to allow us to move forward, john. >> excellent. ali, thank you. >>> a ray of hope tonight in the fight against alzheimer's, the sixth leading cause of death. a cancer drug may hold the key to treating, possibly even reversing alzheimer's. the findings were released just a few

the same people who called trump a showman neglected to mention the teeny little fact they called himme on their shows. he did not call them. they covered trump live. he didn't ask them to cover him live. they made it a spectacle. he didn't make it a spectacle. they made it a big to do. he didn't make it a big to do. he didn't demand they lead their newscast with the donald. they decided to lead their newscast with the donald. they called him a showman, but not one of them admitted donald trump was good for their show, actually very good for their show. oh, their shows. not a one of them had the simple dignity to admit maybe this guy, they like to dismiss, could buy and sell the media empires of which they are only conned. i admit, i am biased. i like donald trump. i've known him for decades. i like his guts, i like how he's come back from the brings and keeps score and does things big and never forget has slight. i like his remarkable penchant for buying real estate at just the right time and becoming a one-man brand that has stood the test of time. i like his digging when others ari

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teeny little dog run cage. it's better than nothing. getting sunlight. it's like a lizard. it takes a minute to get going. >> not all inmates are in ad seg for violence or contraband. some are here because the prison doesn't nowhere else to place them inside the facility. dennis hamilton is in ad seg for refusing to be housed with a cellmate. he's serving a life sentence for carjacking, kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. >> for one, there's no rule that says i have to take a celly. two, i don't want to live with another man for the rest of my life, you know. to me, the cells are too small. i think the cell in itself breeds an environment for homosexuality. >> hamilton is going before the disciplinary board to plead his case. >> mr. hamilton was placed in ad seg for refusing a cellmate. a compatible cellmate. inmate stated that he was refusing a cellmate. >> you don't have any enemies. >> no. >> you seem to be a guy who gets along with people. >> yeah. >> why won't you take a cellmate? >> like i told you, man, i feel threatened when placed with another man. i feel

i love big nuts, i like teeny tiny nuts, i even like putting two nuts in my mouth at one time.boys in my mouth and just chomp, chomp, chomp. delicious nuts! >> jimmy: all right. just to be clear, you're talking about acorns and stuff? >> testicles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got it. okay, got it. [ cheers ] >> yo, jimmy. let me do shout out right quick. >> no problem. sure, tariq, go right ahead. >> shout out to the month of january. >> jimmy: oh, yeah! [ cheers ] >> i'm talking new year's resolutions, going sledding with the family, and play-off football. but when the game is on -- ♪ -- that's when game's on in my kitchen. i tackle my tailgating taste buds with my wild card wings. to make them, just bake chicken wings, glaze them with barbecue sauce, honey, ginger, and paprika. hope you're h-h-hungry. hey, you better go deep, because these wings are the bomb! you want a snack? i say wing it on. jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a fun recipe. what a fun recipe, tariq. i'm going to call you later and get that one. >> yeah, i bet you won't. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy

even after jamming everyone into this teeny tiny sliver of the stadium to try to make it look like there was a crowd, there were all sorts of empty folding chairs. the romney campaign swears this was not their fault. they say because of security concerns with the original location, the secret service asked them to relocate and the surface of the field was the only option at that point. but again, everybody knew way in advance this is what it was going to look like before the event started and they decided to go ahead and stick their candidate in the middle of that anyway. and this is the campaign and not the candidate personally, right? this is a campaign decision. it is the candidate's job to run the campaign that elects him. this is the sign of a badly run campaign. john mccann had some of these same problems in 2008. on the night when barack obama declared victory in the prime are yous over hillary clinton in a speech in st. paul, minnesota in front of this crowd, this crowd of 17,000 people. this is what the republicans offered on that same night. >> good evening. from the great city

. >> just throwing some midwest knowledge -- >> just a teeny bit. my old stomping ground. got to give him some love. >>> to capitol hill where an ugly battle unfolded over the government's fast and furious program. >> on one side the nation's top law enforcement officer. that's attorney general erick holder. on the other side lawmakers. diana alvear outlines this growing dispute. hey, diana. >> reporter: rob and paula-g morning. i've seen my share of hearings, and this one by far was one of the nastiest i've ever seen. members of the congress blast add toernlg eric holder for "operation fast and furious." no scandal seemed too controversial to reference. at thursday's contentious capitol hill hearing on "operation fast and furious." >> my question for you is what's the difference between the case of joe paterno at penn state and the justice department under your leadership? >> reporter: members of the house oversight and government relations committee grilled attorney general eric holder. >> how many more border patrol agents would have had to die as a part of operation fa

charlie, erica and arm yen isn't it nice that i'm wearing a teeny weenie aft weenie afro as to opposedat. >> if he could support tcu, you could do the same. he wears purple socks. are you getting crimson footwear. >> just a little bit. but i'm so proud of what they're doing up there at harvard and jeremy lin, as armen said, harvard is not the gateway to the nba. yes, the kid is the first asian american, but he's flat-out a basketball player. we have a small sample size, only six games, but a phenomenal sample size and when stoudemire and anthony carmello are back together, his numbers may come down only because lin is smart enough to know get the ball to the big and he has enough to create game himself. >>> thank you both. >> you're welcome. >>> prosecutors asking a disturbing question at the university of virginia murder trial. could yeardley love, in fact, have survived if someone had just called for help? we'll hear what doctors say when we return. >>> tomorrow, ryan reynolds will be here. we'll ask him about sharing the big screen with denzel washington. you're watching "cbs this m