. >> that would be terence.ie: most likely to curse during an acceptance speech. >> i can't think of anyone. i can't think of a soul. katie: you remember melissa when she gave her acceptance speech for her oscar. she had to be bleeped. who is the biggest diva. >> me. katie: guilty. >> i am glad you admitted that. katie: who is mostly to pig out at kraft services table? >> we would be doing a training thing while he was doing for the next film he was shooting. katie: how much did he eat? >> huge plates. steaks, potatoes. >> he would eat like two steaks. where are my steaks. at two steaks. >> you never saw it but parently from 3:00 in the morning to 5:00 he was training. >> off my treadmill. katie: how much muscle weight did you put on for wolverine? >> about 20 to 25 pounds of pure muscle. >> pure. superhero muscle. katie: and finally, who would you say is the class clown. >> jake. >> jake. >> really? >> definitely. katie: that is a nice complement. >> for acting training we took clowning as part of it. not that

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names a group of 80 executives met with the house and quote we're going to take care of you high terence votes but who cares who picks the strawberries. well, i like strawberries i don't see a lot of american born folks who pick strawberries. we do care we want to see expensive immigration remorseful for all of americans and all americans. so as we go to the house side and why don't we start with maria. what do we need to do so we get something to work on and perhaps not a house bill paced that's expensive how do we reconcile this and win over the house? >> you know i was speaking to a group of ap i leaders earlier and we all agreed it was a funny timing with the gathering of the senate vote today and really it was important to lay on the table that is work is not done because we've see this major vote in the senate this afternoon. and i think there's some changes in the senate bill and this space is wide open in the house and the administration continues to have confidence that their is a good bipartisan effort in the house. we might not get everything we're asking for the administrativ

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counterparts from eleven other nations they want to pad to make every single item under the deal free of terence but the japanese towns. i exaggerate this now. this is just cause what's next for these negotiations. there were actually finding out that japan is willing to compromise a bit to her saying that they're going to allow more not all the more items to be on that tariff free list. trade ministers are working against time to seal the trans pacific partnership beach we packed our gear and japanese negotiators have offered to strip taps from about ninety two percent of items i have a meeting this weekend in singapore. the negotiators previously insisted on the tariff removal in it in the upper eighty percent range of representatives partner countries demanded more. japanese leaders responded by adding some protected farm in the real products to the deal. leaders and farmers alike are still hoping to protect find the key farm products including rice and wheat. but negotiators from the united states and other countries aim to abolish tariffs on all items. japanese delegates will have their wor

and adding insult to injury, kevin huber takes a devastating block for terence garvin.of the game with a broken jaw, and pittsburgh k.o.s the game. >>> he scored five, four on past interception. kansas city clinches a playoff spot with a 56-31 win over the raiders. >> and tom brady's latest attempt comes up short. the new england quarterback throws an interception on the last play of the game to give miami a 24-20 win. the victim keeps the dolphins in the hunt for a playoff spot. >>> when we return, he left his mark in the sand. we'll remember actor peter o'toole and his unforgettable roles in hollywood. peter o'toole and his unforgettable roles in hollywood. ♪ this holiday season, our priority is you ♪ ♪ through 12 ice storms brewing ♪ ♪ 10 straight days raining ♪ 9 hailstorms pounding ♪ 5 mysteriously heavy holiday fruitcakes ♪ ♪ 4 actual tree houses ♪ 3 blackouts ♪ 2 weird to mention ♪ and a roaming horde of carolers ♪ ♪ with my exact same route [ female announcer ] no one delivers the holidays like the u.s. postal service. priority mail flat rate is more reliable th

lee also to keep in mind that sees ben had proclaimed killed at least four different times by terence rights prior to this one. so who died and those just like that happen before this one that finally why those are the questions that need to ask when we think that respectively about the many times the drones have supposedly tell people the us war on terror has become a burden for civilians to countries where its way it's a curse on it went to yemen where i meant strike three but deadly toll each year to report on that next been. the irish banks many of us to shake off the burden of a new bell out but that was. he lists organizations their estimate of sixteen families lose their homes each month in the capital dublin. dessert is tess are sillier finds out thousands more are still battling the banks to keep their homes most people in the celtic tiger with a sense of melancholy economic boom times in the mid nineties up until two thousand and seven when asked in no small way yes the structure behind the one in the offices of the anglo irish bank won the struggling basil was effectively n

believes the iraqi government is too preoccupied with an internal power struggle to deal with six terence tried. and you have other politicians who want to remove them so that they can stay in this place and what is there is what's called the political process which is really a sham it is not a real political process because you cannot have a political process when you are losing something like twenty thirty people a day this is a civil war the fault of the end of the day must lie with the government because the government any government anywhere has a duty to protect the people has a duty to protect the society has a duty to make the lives of the ordinary people tolerable at least and this is what this government is failing. iraq suffered its worst year of violence since two thousand and eight of the nine thousand people lost their lives together would be investigative group iraq body count he has an address database that gives you the stock numbers documenting the deed the deaths and attacks that are ravaging the country that it's at all to dot com. japan is famous for its seafood but f

russia's foreign minister is in iran to follow up on last month's diplomatic breakthrough to curb terence nuclear program and partially lift sanctions in the deal to push through. and its politics on ice in the arctic come and lays claim to parts of the region that russia says it has rights to. and welcome to see international twenty following news live from moscow by name as you know of all let's go to our main story now. riot police are leaving the main site of antigovernment process in the ukrainian capital after hours of a tense standoff with demonstrators special forces moved into the square in the early hours to remove barricades blocking traffic but the opposition claims it was a failed attempt to disperse the protesters. his post court has been following developments for us in kiev. police are maintaining their operation was to remove the blockades that have been strangling and suffocating in central kiev in recent days they said maintain that they have and had no intention of removing the protest tent city the camp that you can see behind me in independence square and shortly aft

generational terence we have never worked with him then on things that smile we are not asking the russian president on the kootenay ice at his year end press conference at rest of the school season and wave and it extends awful weather with three full five oz sometimes on the audiobook is now standing by for all saw the most the rights of the one that sent away the press focuses on right now. on the other with questions being asked of the russian prison i guess one of those questions until the very first one was about the recent developments with ukraine on how to present on so the question. well that other person present certainly said that stevie decision to help ukraine but investingifteen judd billion dollars in its economy was a decision. i've been less it was simply trying to help its former soviet neighbors he said that ukraine is in it very difficult position economically and that if russia considers ukraine as a brother nathan which it does he has to help. in a family in the family not in the family way. he said that's that. i couldn't be at the rusty sending fifteen billion doll

are because you're taking this psychedelic drug the experience is indistinguishable to you and even terence mckenna is work through an anthropological lens talking about the origin of human evolution. and so there is just such a vast history of that kind of taboo to talk about of course because psychedelics are legal there are very taboo sorts of dialogue in our society today and you've also said that i don't follow any organized religion joe but it seems like you're a very spiritual person what does the concept of god mean to you well i don't you know it's a weird word it gets it gets thrown about by so many different people that have so many different ideas attached to it whether it's christianity or islam or judaism or mormonism that. what it means to me the just the idea if you are a race all religion a race all ideologies what is there oh path that people can live that is the most harmonious with nature and with each other is there a path is there a path of of love and of understanding and friendship and kindness in is there a way to reach that like. universally as a group. as a race a

are because you're taking this psychedelic drug the experience is indistinguishable to you and even terence mckenna is work through an anthropological lens talking about the origin of human evolution. and so there's just such a vast history of that kind of taboo to talk about of course because psychedelics are legal there are very taboo sorts of dialogue in our society today. and you've also said that i don't follow any organized religion joe but it seems like you're a very spiritual person and what does the concept of god mean to you well i don't you know it's a weird word it gets gets thrown about by so many different people that have so many different ideas attached to it whether it's christianity or islam or judaism or mormonism that. what it means to me the just the idea if you are a race all religion race all ideologies what is there oh path that people can live that is the most harmonious with nature and with each other is there a path is there a path of of love and of understanding and friendship and kindness in is there a way to reach that like universally as a group. as a race as

more from terence basely. >> two and a half years after it was completed, if it's on board are now focus on research. science comes at a price nus cases, a hefty $150,000,000,000 for construction and another $2 billion a year to keep it running we are developing drugs, for example, that chemical and by logical reactions in the absence of gravity or micro gravity and we can determine the way these reactions take place and emphasize new drugs and cures for cancer. who knows? unpredictable. >> the combined efforts of the russian, canadian, space agencies has been visited by astronautz from 15 different countries. how does it's cost compare? the large clyder in southern france cost $10,000,000,000 to build. it will skoingd the higgs bosson particle. the costly mar is rover, "curiosity" still exploring the martian surface, cost 2 and a half billion dollars. >> research on the space station has included studying prolonged affects of face. >> you haven't seen the sort of nobel prize winning discovery off of the back of this, at least not yet. but what you have seen is the construction that's va