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this is a teeny tiny little bunny rabbit. he's the sole survivor and was rescued by people who are actually registered as being able to look after wild animals. they took him home and he's super excited, running back and forth, totally having a great time then has delusions of grandeur. mom warns him -- >> hold on. you're going to hurt yourself. >> the bunny thinks he can g >> i really expected it to go a lot further. >> exact. >> i don't think he was trying to escape. i think this bunny is a b.a.s.e. jumper. >>> that's our show. thanks so much for joining us. see you for the next edition >> today on "tmz", this justin beiber video is incredible. >> i really want people to know how much i care. >> either justin beiber believes that he completely bombed on ellen or this is a shameless employ to push a new facebook platform. >> everyone is saying justin is pretending but he says i'm not pretending anymore and that people -- >> be for real guys. >> chris pratt at l.a.x., the guy next to him has an indiana jones poster. >> he's l

but she's such a great wife she's gone one teeny tiny little step further. >> the wife's like i don'tt to go see arsenal, you, your best mate, get on a plane, go watch it. >> i love her. that's a great gift. >>> this one, guys i have certainly never seen and i think you guys haven't, >> i would say that i have n. >> shell game? >> oh, no they're children watching. is it weird that i'm actually slightly fascinated by this myself? where does it al >> i can't listen! >> which one is it? the top or the bottom? >> the top one. >> the one on the bottom looks su >> he really does. >> you think you got it. >> i can't take it anymore. >> if you want to see what it is that we're talking about, head over to rightthisminute.com or you can see it on our mobil >>> devin is known for making amazing videos. >> his com fails. >> see all. plus a pack of pandas packing fury. [ [ fefemamalele a annnnououncncer ] helping your kids get fewer cavities can take enthusiasm. or just act kids scooby-doo rinse. it tastes greaeat and helps reduce cavities up to 40%. soso i it't's s aallll good. aactct k kidids.s.

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teeny tiny, a bit bigger. >> the name of the store again? >> chouquette. appreciate your time. >> thank you so much. happy valentine's. >> happy valentine's. we're back on tv at 5:00 and of course >> phyllis: come on! i'm supposed to be free now! you can't keep me in here like i don't exist! i can't help you. you're where you need to be right now. >> phyllis: no, that's not true honey. that's not! jack? [ knock on door ] jack, don't walk away. please don't leave me! >> kelly: [ clicking tongue ] let him go. there's nothing he can do for you. this will fix you right up. >> phyllis: [ gasps ] >> victor: it's all right. it's just a nightmare. >> phyllis: you get locked up in a mental institution, things get a little jumbled up. >> victor: yeah. i know.

planners martin sauna in the reservoir i'm wondering how the puc is addressing this i know this is a teenyr maybe insignificant portion of the whole water system improvement project but i know it's o of public interest. >> i'm not directly involved in that and not met mr. sean's r skaunz about mr. san she is has been suspended without pay and that is not acceptable and made clear i can also say what's been recorded in the media there's no public health issue that as raw water reservoir and he a that water is treated b.a. before it gets to the users. >> mr. rose to our report. >> supervisor christensen and others on page 89 or 9 we report the subject 9 millions to the agreement with hd r engineering will come from savings in other water system improvement projects within the peninsula region we note table 2 that reflects the cast orders not to exceed $18 million on page 9 we recommend you approve that resolution. >> thank you any other questions or comments from colleagues seeing none open this up to public comment any public comment on item 3 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> marki

- i should say, the very old, it's a very tiny tiny percent, that group that's in there, is a very teeny percentage in the 50s and 60s. the older group is the largest group. we could have a presentation from kathy davis' staff who is on this group and has done work in this area for many years so we could do that as a presentation if you'd like. it'd be very interesting. >>thank you. president james. >>i had one question. not approving the older american act, what does this do to things? how does this slow us down cut us out? how does this affect the program? >>i think it's an enormous disappointment to have the act again for another year not move forward. it means next year if they want to do anything with it they'll have to start all over again. they could take mart parts of what they've worked on already, but as far as the funding area it seems stucks. they spoke to our entire congressional delegation about these issues and people are aware, but again, i think it -- they're really stuck on the funding formula and again, unless someone has some real creative way to address it and not do

. >> this teeny tiny baby. [ laughing ] >> it's like he's obviously getting the joke that we weren't getting. this video older but it's trending like wildfire. >> sounds like an adult. >> ha ha ha ha. >> like he's get a filthy joke. >> no, too young. >> if you think that you're not funny tell a joke and play this video and you're like i'm so funny. >> i hold the world record for the 50-yard dash from kindergarten. [ laughter ] >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next "rtm." >>> doing doughnuts in a church parking lot are confronted. >> get out of your car. >> that's the parish priest. >> why he's not preaching to the choir. >> now! you stop here right now! >> a little girl manages to get her -- >> head stuck. >> why this rescue's going to require some demolition. >> you've got to look closely but -- >> it's going to freak you out. >> why this video may be the work of ghosts. >>>

. >> a teeny bit. >> upper 30s to 40s. but not 20s as we experienced yesterday.g, everybody. happy "hump day." 39 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san jose. we had high clouds in san francisco at 54. later today, just as mild as yesterday. up to nearly 70 degrees. >> we have an overturn truck that was at one point fully engulfed in flames all happening in palo alto northbound 101 at oregon expressway. it looks now to be on the off- ramp so 60 miles per hour in the main lines of the freeway but we'll keep you posted if it starts to cause delays or if emergency crews have

at best this is a teeny tiny step forward which i suppose is in the right direction.e time the principals involved, the various eu figures, a meeting with putin in minsk were saying they were unable after 15 hours of negotiation to really get substantial progress to try and resolve the ukraine crisis. as i said it's a step in the right direction, but only a small one. >> it's a step in the right direction, and you talked a little bit about it. but could there possibly be some kind of agreement on the table, something that they're working with? >> well, there are certainly proposals on the tashlgs but there are all kinds of complications. for instance, one of them is will this region get autonomy. there's pretty much agreement that there will be autonomy. to use the cliche the devil is in the details. that's what they have not been able to figure out which is what form will that autonomy take. >> meanwhile president obama faces a lot of pressure to send military aid to ukraine. isn't there fear that that would really only aggravate the situation? >> well there is that

. >> a teeny bit. >> upper 30s to 40s. but not 20s as we experienced yesterday. good morning, everybody. happy "hump day." 39 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san jose. we had high clouds in san francisco at 54. later today, just as mild as yesterday. up to nearly 70 degrees. >> we have an overturn truck that was at one point fully engulfed in flames all happening in palo alto northbound 101 at oregon expressway. it looks now to be on the off- ramp so 60 miles per hour in the main lines of the freeway but we'll keep you posted if it starts to cause delays or if emergency crews have to get out there. there's a lot of overnight roadwork, as well. stay tuned for that. >> there always is. >> a lot on 880 today. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> developing news, five southwest airlines departures from oakland are canceled today among up to 19 across the country. it's all due to a problem with missed inspections. the faa says the airline must check backup rudder systems within the next five days. southwest grounded more than 120 planes yesterday after discovering the

. >> teeny bit. >> no, it's very nice. nice boss. and lucky girl. >> i believe there's a lot of stories where people have been just transferring out here for the winter. i read this one blog where this one gentleman did the same thing and he was actually rating the food at the travelodge and said it was the best food he ever ate in his life. >> the froot loops are fabulous! >> he said it was the best indian food he had eaten in his life. >> anything tastes good after you leave 10 degrees, you know? >> minus 10. >>> today, it's so wrong, we are experiencing spring-like conditions right here in the bay area. at least for one more day. stepping out the door right now here's a look at the bay bridge we have a little haze over the port of oakland right now. some patchy fog. otherwise, temperature-wise, 39 degrees the cool spot in santa rosa. it is currently 53 next to the bay of water in san francisco. low 50s also in oakland backing through alameda. this is the scene across the santa clara valley right now where we have clear skies. some

it came with my teeny tiny cameras. i was the gal in the dark room putting the film in, taking it out, and developing it, and printing it. the agents who were using it were risking their lives every time they took a shot. that was one set of technical capabilities that we gave to moscow station. some others were considered proprietary. it would not be used for any other station in the world, only moscow could use some of our technical wherewithal, because we did not want it exposed anywhere else. we wanted the best saved for moscow, for an operation like trigon. trigon was stellar. tony always talks about moscow rules. moscow rules were invented for a case like trigon, a case where you just couldn't do enough to protect this guy. there was a female case officer sent to moscow, whose only job was to handle this case. for her whole assignment, that is all she did. her name was marty peterson, and she wrote "the widow spy." her job the whole time she was in moscow, her only job was never to associate with another cia perso

double sized ruler with teeny pictures of first ladies heads. >> and then this is bill wolf's beard.no idea why we made this, but we made it at some point, and there is a piece of our former executive producer that could live on. >> it's so creepy to give somebody this. what do you think? >> we love our viewers, the item of value. >>> so this is a thing that happened today. >> you know what this is? it is a snowball, and it is just from outside here. it is very, very cold out, very unseasonable, so here, mr. president, catch this. >> james inhoffe furnishing a snowball on the floor today because logic. a snowball disproves climate change. case closed, argument over. it's cold. there was also this moment nancy pelosi wearing sungases at a democratic press conference. she said it was to be in sol dare i did it harry reid. but today he was not wearing his sunglasses, he was wearing half glasses. even while nancy pelosi tried to do sunglasses solidarity. i think members of congress are getting a little punch on capitol hill. we're about 24 hours away from the homeland security department

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you'll only put down a teeny tiny 3% and you think that's a good idea.me why that could be a good idea. (?) >> i think anything that stimulates the housing market and brings more responsible home buyers back into the marketplace is a good thing for the housing market and for the overall economy. you and i actually met during the middle of that meltdown, and you remember that all those bad practices that went into place. and there are safeguards in place today that simply didn't exist back in 2000 to 2006 when all those loans were being made. we're talking about a -- this is not your grandfather's low down payment mortgage. this is a different flavor. gerri: we'll get to that. i want opening statements. john if you fudd, i know you don't agree with that. shouldn't we juice that housing market with federal policy, what do you say? >> in theory. but remember how badly freddie mac and fannie mae acted in 2008. half the mortgages were subprime and owned by fannie and freddie. i don't trust them that they've learned their lesson. secondly, there may be safegua

quite a ways, robin, from the days of going on casting calls in your younger years and you have the teenythat you're not quite fitting in and you were sent home. i read that back in the day, you hated your figure. >> yeah. i think people don't realize that the ramifications of telling a 16-year-old girl you didn't fit the clothes and you need to lose some more weight or you need to go on another diet you know girls take that to the extreme and i really really tried to get into modeling and no one really stopped me either, because everyone was like oh, models are skinny and she needs to be a size in australia, 6, which is like a 4 in america to actually model. so everyone was like this is normal. it wasn't normal. i was counting calories and restricting food and it was a horrible, horrible time for me. moved to france so i'm a big cook that's what i wanted to be when i was a child. i have a cookbook and i just stopped caring about my size and then -- and i started seeing some other australian models doing so well and i was like what, they're like my size, i can model again? so i took up pl

the proximity of the vaccination, do they need, as harris said, all of these shots on their teeny, tiny the compressed amount of time? we actually had dr. manny here, on "outnumbered," why? one of the big reasons was cost. more cost effective for doctor and parent. if you're a parent and doing everything to protect your child you would pay any amount of money. seems i would pay more money to have shots paced out and more doctor visits and pushed to have something like that. if that the is case, i'm not a doctor if that is the case rachel, parents should definitely explore that option. >> don't you think these people like hillary clinton, by the way, she hasn't sent a tweet out on isis but she has sent one out on vaccines. seems like a lot of these big government supporters when it comes to vaccines, they are the same people for choice on other things, not on timing not on which vaccines. >> right. >> you have to preserve the religious exemption and some of these medical exemptions. there may be some reason someone may not have a by-product that exists in the vaccine. a lot of people i k

they're a teeny tiny minority that could be wiped out from the face of the earth. >> one of the thingshis horrible violence is doing is it's drawing christians no matter what faith you are, together. >> right. >> sort of like speak in one strong voice. >> yeah. that's what pope francis men by an a couple mennism to work together for unity and a witness to the world. i don't care if they're catholics that have been captured or executed, this is all of our blood. we need to speak up and support these people. >> thank you for stopping by. i appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," safety features save lives in a horrific california train crash. could different technology have prevented the crash from happening? we'll talk about that next. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies with uni

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with north dakota and wyoming there are four or five states with large extraction industries, very teeny, tiny populations and very large extraction industries so they really dominate the numbers if you let them stay in. but hydrocarbons, especially oil, really make a difference and that's alaska is the only one. there are couple of states that have tried to really move forward on this. i work with -- in 1991 we were going to get rid of the income tax. we did it by a bill every year just to make sure the numbers came in so you didn't do it one year with an automatic, and -- if the revenues didn't come in, we would have gotten pushback so we tried to do it with eight bills. fife was doing a great job. we had five years into the program. it was one tv of the heist taxed states in the nation arizona, and missed all the booms of the '80s just coming through the last throw year offers that when fife was indicted federally convicted and sent to prison and that put a crimp in our proposals going forward. now i got a call yesterday from john kyl, the new governor, a guy names doocy, doocy said,

. >> teeny tiny drink shaker.nly get one right and you need a consolation prize we might send you something random we found in our office. what are the choices? >> this nfl football, from our deflate gate. or we have something very special, we have this chain, and this big daddy four knuckle ring. >> these are of no value. >> they're of no value. we had not known where this was, but somebody on the staff remembered. this was worn by kent jones. he looks great. >> we dressed him up. >> i'm from atlanta, so that speaks to me. >> that's what you're going for then. we also need to bring in the disembodied voice of steve. the guy who determines whether or not you got the right answer. >> good evening to both of you. >> ready? >> yes, ma'am. >> from monday's show, on monday's show, we talked about a trip that then presidential candidate mitt romney made to england in 2012. it was a trip that did not go well. on this trip, one of the things that didn't go well is he addressed the head of the labor party by the wrong name

. >> how about a teeny little bit of passion and anger?now he is on vox. >> he had anger and passion when it came to hobby lobby remember how angry he was against the u.s. company? we've seen him fired up before on the campaign trail talking about republicans or things he doesn't like republicans are doing. >> or wall street. >> or wall street. he has it in him. i do agree with you arthur, too cool on issue like terrorism is not working. another thing, pick up new york city paper. old ladies are getting beheaded right and left on the way to grocery stores on upper side of manhattan. what is he talking about? >> he compares his role of fighting terrorism to that the of a big city mayor fighting crime. i saw you shaking your head so hard. >> benghazi was an attack done by film critics. so when i listened to him be so meta teachers faculty lounge outlook, i have to say can you please stop? don't do this anymore. don't talk like this anymore. it ain't playing. it isn't going over well. we need a leader who inspires. this is riveting joking, un

i know it seems teeny to you, but this is a bullish crossover. and it's really important.black line goes above the red line. and that's a pretty consistent predictor of still higher stock prices. collins also likes what he sees from the slowest -- an oscillator that measures whether stock is overbought or oversold. right now mastercard is going to overbought territory. which is often a warning sign that a pullback could be imminent. however, when you look at mastercard's incredible run in 2012 to 2013 back in time a little bit overbought levels for practically the entire time. so never fear. in other words collins sees all the ingredients here for another repeat fabulous rally that we had brought mastercard into the analysts as one of the great stocks of the era. how about shorter term action? let's look at the daily chart. mastercard did seem it was very much down in the dumps. i mean people -- like i told you, people were very concerned. it was trading right at the low end of its range. but at the end of january bingo the company reported strong quarter. took a lot of pe

teeny little dog run cage. it's better than nothing. getting sunlight. 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 know where 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 cellie. and, 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 on 2-9-06 by lieutenant stebbins for refusing a cellmate. -- compatible cell mate. inmate stated he was refusing a cell mate. >> you don't have any enemies. >> nope. >> you seem to be a guy who gets along with people. >> yes. >> why won't you take a cellmate? >> like i told you in i

for the die hards, there's this teeny weenie little chance sometime late monday if there's enough moisture left over from this system, it should end as a few snowflakes in a few spots. other than that that's all i got. sorry. >> thanks for taking us down memory lane. >> my pleasure. >> can't forget that one any time soon. all right. let's get a check on traffic and see how that's shaping up. bob emler in the traffic center. >> hi, alison. it hasn't been a bad drive out this afternoon. most of the way out to vienna and towards centreville. headed south from quantico down towards stafford you hit the brakes just a bit. not too bad. all lanes opened there as well. inner loop getting up from tysons today headed up for 270 and traffic on 66. we can take a look at that and some of the volume in both directions here in vienna, quite slow each way. no incidents along the way. i'm bob emler from 103.5 wtop radio. >> thank you bob. talk to you in a bit. neither rain sleet or snow will stop the u.s. postal service. >> what about smoke? this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atr

very teeny, tiny populations and very large extraction industries so they really dominate the numbers if you let 'em stay in. but hydrocarbons especially oil, really make a difference and that's alaska. it's the only one. now, there are a couple of states that have really tried to really move forward on this. i worked back in 1990 and 1991 where we were going to get rid of the income tax. we did it by a bill every year just to make sure the numbers came in so you didn't do it one year with an automatic couldn't -- if the revenues didn't come in, we would have gotten a lot of pushback. we tried to do it with eight bill going to zero. we had babbitt, me couple and finish. [inaudible] before us. five years into this program, i mean, it was one of the high taxed states in the nation, arizona was. it missed all the booms of the '80s, and we were just coming on, and we were just going to do the last three years of that when -- [inaudible] was indicted federally, convicted and sent to prison. and needless to say, that put a crimp in our proposals going forward. but now i got a call yesterday

equally, i am assuming that there was at least a teeny tiny bit of communication amongst bankers so thatmpered by a positive feedback from other authorities in the eurozone in particular. can i come back to larry? assuming everything larry has said about standing and sitting, i was lost as to who was standing or sitting, i think there was some reference to germany at some stage during the course of his conversation. [laughter] what i would like to do is ask larry, if what i'm assuming from his hand is correct, and given we are in a low inflation and low growth, high employment and high debt environment in the euro area. and given the fact that structural reforms are fine, but they take a long time and deal with the supply-side where as what we need most is demand. i would agree with that, although i would insist that structural demands are in order and must be conducted. if they are not, we will live with those issues for a long time. the fact that you can stimulate demand by either monetary policy, which we just agreed has was maybe at the end of its course, or by fiscal expansion. not

and when i looked and saw your market cap is 1.7 billion, i remember when you guys were teeny.n investment bank to help you sort of gussi yourselves up -- gussy yourselves up for a possible acquisition. should i interpret that in a different way? >> you know, we talked about this back in october, that we did hire bankers to help us assess some inbound strategic offers. the board and i decided they weren't the right price or the consideration, and so we're continually focused on building long-term shareholder value. liz: okay. well, you've done that by making some acquisitions of your own. groove book, we talked about that. i'm actually a member, i do groove book if i remember each type. but what i love about this site is that it enables people to wrestle those pictures that are stuck in their phone and automatically print them out. how is the growth of groove book doing right now, jeff? >> you know, we're very delighted by that acquisition that we consummated in december. it's a way to reach a younger demographic, a more mobile-focused and someone who wants to take those memori

ferguson is a little teeny jurisdiction. it is not just about reaching the big city chiefs who are a very thoughtful bunch in my experience. it is about pushing the conversation beyond that to the hundreds of others that are smaller. one of the things i did is i talked to all of my fbis in nearly every community in this country. i have almost 500 offerses. i've asked all of my field commanders, take my speech. we have citizens academies, we have lots of relationships with local authorities, engage them. i'm not telling them they should think about it the way i do be with but take this into the community and see if we in the fbi can help foster this conversation. the good news is the chiefs, i've already talked to a lot of the big city chiefs. they are grateful for the conversation. they don't want to see it drift off because they know we'll have to talk about it at some point. it is not going to go away by virtue of us just moving on to something else. that's what we're trying to do. >> thank you. >> good morning. my name is

and so, you need these little, small, teeny tiny, and i mean very small, very strong -- those came out into hearing aids. that technology came into that or he watches. though small batteries are based on research and development done at the cia. there are a lot of small things like that the translated. thank you for the question. >> thank you so much for this wonderful presentation. [applause] and thank you all so much for coming and joining us. have a good rest of your day. we will see you back for program to. -- program two. >> you are watching "american history tv," 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @cs panhistory. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. there are many new republicans and democrats, and 108 women in congress including the first african-american republican in keep track of the members of congress using congressional chronicle on www.c-span.org and the page has lots of useful information including voting results. new congress, best access on c-span, c-span 2, c-span radio and www.c-span.o

and so, you need these little, small, teeny tiny, and i mean very small, very strong -- those came out into hearing aids. that technology came into that or he watches. though small batteries are based on research and development done at the cia. there are a lot of small things like that the translated. thank you for the question. >> thank you so much for this wonderful presentation. [applause] and thank you all so much for coming and joining us. have a good rest of your day. we will see you back for program two. >> you are watching "american history tv," 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @cspanhistory. for information on the schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> monday night, we spoke with two industry executives at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. the senior vice president at ericsson and the senior cisco vice president talk about their companies and the technology on which the internet, mobile phones, and the clout operate. >> we talk about the network society. it's a society w

that one teeny blip in the upper left-hand corner, that is john king on cnn, so "the daily show" washe best that the left had in terms of size and preference -- olivia: and quality because "the kardashians" -- they are much more concentrated. brendan: and then you have sort of up top on the rights, you have a little blip of cnbc those are republicans were not quite as partisan but have even more money. tom: "kardashians," is that msnbc? brendan: no, is that bravo? olivia: believe it or not, i do not know. brendan: that is embarrassing. i am told it is e, but i turned to olivia for advice. he changed the news. i'm am sure the things we've seen on jon stewart are changing what we are doing right now. tom: years ago, i joined my two seconds on the jon show. as they filmed me, they both tied into the democratic convention, and a guy came up and said oh, my god, there are republicans here! you have bowties! olivia: it is the only news that millenials watch. it his sad, but that is how powerful he is to thel left. i like to say i more or less knew how to handle myself. i walked up to him,

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