ben, come on. you know the rule today. i'm not watching the tv. granddad is. i just happen to be here. granddad seems to be watching jackass. ben's just showing me something. it's just a lot of idiots getting hurt, frank. well, so is what granddad was watching. that was a documentary about the somme, ben! it's exactly the same. just a lot of pictures of people getting hurt. the somme was a battle, a real battle. real people. not-- it wasn't like this. well, this is real as well. they are real crocodiles, dad. you can't compare them, ben. the people who gave their lives at the somme weren't doing it just to get on television. how do you know? because they didn't have television. why is there a documentary on it if the television wasn't invented then? look, come on, leave your granddad in peace. come on, get out! ( indistinct shouting on television ) i'll turn it back for you, frank. no, no, no, leave it. this bloke's just put scorpions in his jock strap. shouldn't really be doing this. i've got screen ban. oh, the whole "computer rots your brain" thing. my paren

the bachelor ben flajnik is here. with music from this album called "nocturnes", uh huh her from the bud light stage. tomorrow night we'll be joined by randy jackson, dermot mulroney, and have music from will hogue. and later this week, woody harrelson, stephen merchant, music from rodney atkins and meryl streep will be here. if you can believe that. [ applause ] yeah. it could be a prank. our first guest is a young man but he has already had the distinction of playing characters named zip, rowdy, jenko and duke not once but twice. that's a double duke. he has a normal name in his new movie directed by steven soderbergh. it's called "haywire". it opens a week from friday, please say hello to channing tatum. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's really -- [ cheers and applause ] it seems like there's a lot of excitement. a lot of female excitement. [ laughter ] not everyone's excited. there are a lot -- between me, you, the bachelor, there are a lot of abs in this room, like, 13 of them i think. how's everything? how's everything

ben, listen to me. i didn't do it. what? the, um... broken toilet roll holder. ben. yeah? have you ever heard of the story called "the boy who cried wolf"? yeah, it's about a boy who has some sheep and he says that a wolf is attacking his sheep. yes. nobody believes him, and he gets munched up. yeah. and it's a story all about what? but if you're gonna speak to me about lying, there are no wolves around here. we're in london, don't forget. yeah. but the reason i'm talking about-- they've got wolves back in scotland. yeah, thanks, deion. ben, no one will like you if you lie. 'cause you tell lies a lot. ( ray gun noises ) stop doing that while i'm talking. in fact, give it to me. look, listen to me. listen. you must not lie. what i do is sarcasm. ben-- sarcasm is saying the opposite of what you mean. that's what dad said. no, what you do, it's-- ( ray gun noises ) what you do is, you tell lies. no, i don't. look, the upshot is, you tell lies. and what you're saying is, is if you do something like you say, "no, i didn't throw quiche onto the conservatory roof," and really you

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the same. i think not. how does she do that? is it witchcraft? ( car starts ) ben! i told you never touch the ignition! trying to help. ben: the anaconda is attacking me! revenge of the enemy giant anaconda nest! aah! fire! ( making gun noises ) ( gurgling ) come back here, you. ( machine gun noises ) aaah! dead! ( quiet conversation ) jake, sweetheart, could you do me a favor and go and get the screwdriver? the one in the cupboard upstairs? okay. so, jo, it's great that jake's got a friend who's a girl. as well as all his friends who are boys. 'cause a lot of boys his age just have... boys as friends until they get girls as friends... who are girlfriends. mm. but that's usually when they're a lot older, isn't it? yeah, that's true. ( whispers ) never call me "sweetheart." not that one. the one with the different head. gawd. you're a beeping waste of beeping space! why are you saying "beep"? it's baby-ish. it is not, because whenever gordon brown says a swear word on telly, there's a man behind him with a big machine that puts a beep over it. you've got it all wrong. one, it's gordon ramsey, not gordon

ben, you can't dip sardines in the chocolate fountain. ben: yes, you can. look! see? he can. sue: dad? it's through the double doors. dad's memory seems... quite a lot worse. well, it is a degenerative illness, so... sooner or later, he's gonna have to move out of that house. i'm well aware of that. so, have you started looking into sheltered accommodation and stuff? we will when the time comes. there's no point going into denial about it. kid: aaah! well, perhaps you'd like to come back from america and look after him. like you once said you would. oh, yes, here we go. i was wondering how long-- look, i just don't want to have an argument with you. let's not spoil the day. it would be a shame. yes. we've made a pretty decent fist of keeping things civilized, haven't we? apart from the, uh, seating arrangement hiccough. that was nothing to do with me. oh, come on. you really think-- you can believe what you like. i'm just not going to fight with you. right, who wants a drink? it's a cash bar now. the other bridesmaid's got three pets. can we get one? no. no. you made a lovely

ben. or me, your dad, and karen. look, just cut the crap. you're sitting next to ben. why? ause i sat next to him on the way out. i had him for an hour in a pedelo. that's nothing! five hundred yards off the coast! ah, dear... this brings back memories. yeah? yeah. when i was little and it snowed, me and my dad would go out and piss in the snow together to make rude words. your dad ever done that with you? um... i don't think so. no, no, you see? parents just don't make the time to do that stuff with their kids nowadays. it is your turn to sit next to ben. but-- end of story. of course, we could go me, you, jake... and karen, ben, granddad... or would that be unfair on your dad? nah, i think that'd probably be okay. 'cause a lot of stuff washes over him, doesn't it? yeah, that's true. ( woman over pa ) flight t549 is now boarding. oh, hallelujah! that is us. right, right. wagons roll. let's get ready, everyone, please. we've got plenty of time. indeed, we have got plenty of time. that's right. as long as we don't leave everything to the last minute, so come on, karen, ben, g

the a3? have i learned nothing after all these years? ben, are you making rude hand signals at the driver behind? no, he's making them at me. he's not doing anything! i'll tell you what-- let's all see... who can tell the biggest lie. what? it's a strategy. i got it off mum-net. it sort of downgrades the lying and makes it less attractive. it's a game, dad. i'm a toilet! right. i'm a magical witch, and i'm 100,000 years old, and at night, i sprout wings and i fly above the owls and the bats... and i leap over the moon-- jake, your go. i have the deadly ebola virus, and we're all gonna die in the next 24 to 48 hours. nice. karen. your go. i like auntie angela. well, that's-- that's lovely, sweetheart. um, anyway, let's get on with the game. that was part of the game. i'm a toilet too. no, you're not. it was part of the game. jake, have another go. my middle name is elizabeth. i'm 36 years old. i drive a peugeot. ( cell phone beeping ) hiya. yeah, look, i'm running behind. the headmaster's meant to be here about 15 minutes ago, but apparently

ben was doing kickboxing? yes. it was not on the list. okay, ben, karen, up to bed like you promised. 'night, dad. night-night! ben: good night, draxi. nice evening? yeah. ( ascending footsteps ) lovely.m ( ascending footsteps ) there you go. the decision to drop the bomb... ah, hiroshima. that's more like it. oh, bullocks. what are you doing? i'm just seeing if we've been reconnected. oh, look. here comes eisenhower. i think that driver's the bird he was knocking off. thank you, simon schama. draxi: 'bye, karen! 'bye, ben! i love your hair! ben: 'bye, draxi! your children very nice, very fun. i-if you like, i come again. again? you would be prepared to come again? yes! oh. right. well, thank you. bye-bye. jake: what time do you call this? what? you said you'd be back at eleven. no, we only said "about." well, you should be back at the time you said you'd be back. look, i know you're upset, and i know it's not about jo, but why don't you ask her over tomorrow? you really think she'd come round after the way you two behaved? i'm really disa

the homework you did for mrs. baxter. ben, you said you'd done it! i know, but i haven't. ( phone rings ) why? oh, god. do you know the really stupid thing about lying, ben? it's pointless. oh, hi, veronica. yeah, no, i haven't managed to make a start on it yet. the truth comes out-- always, every time. no, it doesn't. it does. what about murderers? they lie. some don't get caught. no, they always catch them. you're always saying the police are useless. how can they catch murderers if they're useless? this--this isn't about murderers, ben, it is about you, isn't it? oh, come on, dad, we really don't have time for this. what about batman? does he lie? yeah, but only to protect his secret identity. it's not the same... type of lie. oh, come on! sue: karen, come on. karen, it's school time now, out the door. you see, what batman did wasn't really lying, was it? it was just being economical with the truth. no, he wasn't. he lied. i'm not saying that i can't do it, veronica. i'm just saying it's gonna be a very heavy day. yeah, but he didn't lie about his

it into plant machinery in the united states and create jobs here in the united states at the same time. >> ben, i think, not only are they bringing the money back, but pleading with the president to give us a break, we've got a trillion and a halfover overseas we'd love to bring back, but the point is you penalize the corporations, it doesn't help america get any jobs. >> it doesn't help any of the investments and they're the retirement plans of workers and the president has a fundamental confusion, he thinks investor means billionaire and someone with a silk top hat. investor means retirement work, working on the assembly line, behind the counter, the bank teller, all his other her life and those are the stock holders and they benefit if more jobs shipped overseas, allow more in america. and we want to have jobs in america and we want american retirees to pay their bills, too, so, that's the fundamental between healthy investors, which is pensioners or help the people who are union boss sns. >> i've got to tell you, dagen, the rhetoric is higher and higher, and you hear it all the time and yo

the winner was announced a couple of hours ago, the winners, jolie and ben clausen were married 18 months ago in the shakespeare garden in golden gate park. the winners tweeted a photo of their first kiss and photoshopped thought bubbles in which jolie is fantasizing about 49ers quarterback pal rtrick wis and the ben is fantasizing about the cheerleaders. >> i've got jerry rice jersey. and i don't know, we're going to have to get there nice and early so we can -- i don't know -- >> tailgate and celebrate. we're huge 9er fans. >> for this couple, these tickets are worth hundreds, if not thousands ever dollars, they say they're truly priceless. also, just a little note, the people who were given tickets, the people who applied for the contest, there were over 1,000 entries in less than 24 hours. in which they were taking those entries and of course the deadline was today at noon. >>> i would have entered had i known. you should have called me kimberly, next time. thank you. >>> in east oakland, police are in a standoff with an armed suspect who is barricaded inside a business. officers have

higher than we've seen over the last twelve years but that shows movement forward shaking up the works as ben pointed out here and there in the in the end that's a net positive because you see a system that is reacting to social attitudes i mean absolutely i mean the recent protests there or to the growing protests on the streets of moscow are definitely beneficial beneficial to not just a democracy but beneficial to the perception of russia around the world what i'd like to see is that the the protest movement moved within the duma so we're we're we're having a lot of positive words come out of the duma from various parties but we actually we haven't seen any any real action and you know there are a lot of things that can be moved forward and it's not just within the political parties but we need to see that move into legislation we need to see corporations adopting a just a different attitude as well in many respects interesting david what do you think about that the bar the level of political risk i mean is that in the law in the longer term we think this is a positive development is happe

>> i had not seen the ben nelson ad. you know, you can always count, you can say any senator, when it is 60 votes, any senator is "the" deciding vote that is ahead, that is a bit of a stretch. >> there may be things like $500 billion in cuts in medicare, i've written about that. that is a debatable statement. i forget exactly what else was in there, the latest ads are quick little clips, little statements and yet they dig deep beneath where that is coming from to understand whether or not it's accurate. and both sides do this. you pick the carl rove thing, but the democrats have really run a number on him. >> i have stuff on him. what would you recommend to a citizen watching an ad like this, you know the fine print says this ad paid for by crossroads gps, how do you find out who crossroads gps is and who funds them? >> well, this is one of those super packs, so it was created as a result of supreme court ruling a couple years ago. you can't find out much about who is backing them. and that particular group is going to s

it's all about the ben mince, as they say. >> all about the ben mince, baby, but there is some gray work supposedly signing over his super pac to comedy central's jon stewart. here's the exchange they had with a former government lawyer. >> now that i have the super pac, can i run ads supporting stephen colbert, who i believe in very deeply, perhaps attacking his potential opponents? >> i don't believe in it at all -- >> yes, you can, as long as you do not coordinate. >> oh, that's interesting. >> can i legally hire stephen's current super pac staff to produce these ads that will be in no way coordinated with stephen? >> yes. as long as they have no knowledge of stephen's plans. >>> okay. joe johns. really? what's the deal. >> reporter: you know, it doesn't pass the laugh test. that's the point that colbert has been making all along.

. >> and tucson remembers on the eve of the anniversary of the shooting, ben tracy has the story of a woman who survived and the little girl who didn't. >> held the hand of a nine-year-old and watched the life go out of her eyes. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i am anthony mason, with just three days to go before the first primary of this election year in new hampshire, the republican candidates are gearing up for a 1-2 punch of televised debates. round 1 is tonight in manchester, with all eyes on the front runner and the rivals who hope to block his path. >> jan crawford is in manchester tonight, good eastern, jan. >> tonight and tomorrow we have it all here in new hampshire, a front run whore is looking to cement his status, we have the surging challenger trying to grab the lead and a couple of former front runners who are fighting to get back in. it is setting the stage for what is shaping up to be let's say a real melee in manchester. >> desperate to stop an early mitt romney knockout, newt gingrich is pummelling the former massachuset

read labels and ingredients, those looking to build muscle and improve performance often tout the ben fits of protein and cla. those studies on those are mixed all three are generally considered safe. if taken at recommended levels. >> even generally safe ingredients if you take them to high a dose can be dangerous. >> reporter: leading to things lining dehydration, increased risk for kidney stones. one of the most popular supplements for athletes looking to boost their energy is caffeine. >> up to about 300-milligrams a day it may help. above that amount we can run in to the risk of increasing blood pressure and very high amounts it can lead to seizures. . >> reporter: some fat burning supplements with herbs can also be a stimulant. are they effective, our experts say there is no clear cut answer. in the meantime the council for responsible nutrition said always talk to your doctor first. >> long term use of certain fat burners can have very adverse events in the liver. >> reporter: and watch for ephedra which is banned. also bitter orange, it's there is little evidence it's safer. >

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tweeted a photo of their first kiss, with thought bubbles in which jolie is fantasizing about the quarterback, ben dreaming about the gold rush girls. >> this has been fantastic. thank you, san francisco rec and parks, we love it. >> the couple had a lot of competition. the recreation and parks department received 1,000 posts and tweets in less than 24 hours. >>> right now we're checking in with rob mayeda. what is going on weather-wise for us? >> right now we're seeing a bit of a break in between systems. you might notice if you've been outside this evening it's chilly use. we've got 30s and 40s outside with clouds spilling in. i don't think our temperatures are going to be dropping off much more than we're seeing outside right now. temperatures around the bay area. 39 in napa and santa rosa. 39 in livermore. 42 in san jose. at this hour last night we had all that warm rain coming down. we were in the upper 50s. a little bit of a change in terms of temperatures. not much wind right now. by this time tomorrow night winds of cranking up as the low tracks across the north bay coast later on for sund

he has the ability to pull people together. >> mrs. huntsman, ben white from politico, here. oining us. i don't want to talk about the polls any more. i'm sure you're tired of taking about the polls and where your husband is. maybe one of the problems he has, where people can see limb and talk to him on a day-to-day basis, but nationally, people aren't sure where he fits and what his message is. what are the first two things that president jon huntsman would do in office that would be different from romney or obama. what exactly would he do as president his first few days in office? >> i think he has a clear message. i think he will tackle two deficits. one is the economy with, which is number one on everybody's minds. but a second deficit which he said is just as corrosive, is the trust deficit. he is the only candidate that is in there saying we must have term limits for congress. and i know that it may not be the popular with congress and some others but it is popular with the american people. and when he ran for governor of utah, he ran with a platform as well. he actually

bernanke the ben in charge of rescuing the cruise ship his solution would have been to take a boat out of the ship with a crowbar and make the hole in the boat in all the problems bigger that's the central bank solution to the global economic crisis is to make the whole bigger with artificially low interest rates this is what's making the situation even worse and of course in europe we find that they're going to expand the european central banks credit lines by a trillion year zero that's the exact opposite of what is required to bring some of this accountability that you're talking about the maritime law stepped in people are drowning. they're obviously dying so maritime law came in and said ok we have to impose the law now in the global economy people are dying from the derivatives that are being created that are making the top one tenth of one tenth percent of fabulously rich and everyone else is choking on their own fiscal vomit and the regulators are making that easier for the criminals. you with auntie now u.s. lawmakers have announced that controversial and piracy leg

nine-year-old christina is among the victims. ben tracy with how the woman who brought that little girl to meet the congresswoman is coping with the tragedy one year later. >> i wish i could pick you up and carry you down, but i can't. >> susie has every reason not to be in this classroom. not to once again bond with children. >> i love you back. >> on january 8, susie took her neighbor's daughter, nine- year-old christina taylor green to meet their congresswoman. shortly after they arrived at this tucson grocery store, the first of 31 shots rang out. >> congresswoman giffords slid down. >> we first talked to her last year, just after she got out of the hospital. she was shot three times. her pain was still raw. >> i remember lying on the ground holding christina's hand and looking at her. and telling her to stay with me and not to do this alone. sweety, i love you, and christina, christina. sorry. >> christina died, but her memory lives on. it lives on today in tucson at this walk held in her honor. in the playground christina's par

mitt romney is the tom brady of the republican field and newt gingrich is the ben roethlisberger. e hell anybody would want ben roethlisberger as the face of the party when can have tom brady or mitt romney. >> i am a tebow fan. when did he say anything bad about gays. >> inherent in his christian beliefs, he believes that homosexuality is a sin. people infer that. >> big deal between that and a politician attacking gays. >> supporting the family does not mean -- >> it does when you say that gays -- [overlapping dialogue] >> he never said that. also, monica, santorum were the only one, when everyone of going after romney, he was the only one who said, no, i'm not going to take part in this. good for him. >> i am surprised he hasn't gained more traction. >> please stand by. we have more with the great american panel right after the break.÷ >> we continue now with our great american panel. let's turn our attention to somebody in the first lady's box during the state of the union address. warren buffett's secretary. now, it's amazing that we finally have seen who this person is. my i

for the first time, ben bernanke identified a specific target to u.s. inflation at 2%. it disclosed the interest-rate forecasts from each member of the rate-setting team. >> there is to be widespread agreement that clear and transparent central bank communications facilitate well informed decision making by households and businesses, reduce economic and financial uncertainty, increase the effectiveness of monetary policy, and enhance accountability to the public. [pelerine] [-- bell ringing] >> president obama has a lot riding on the future direction of the economy. based on the central bank's forecast, the unemployment rate will still be above 8% when he faces reelection in november. >> president obama has praised special forces who entered saul malia to rescue two western hostages who were taken by -- entered somalia to rescue two western hostages were taken by pirates. one was an american and the other was a game. all nine of the captors were killed. >> kidnapped in somalia three months ago, just a big cannon from -- jessica buchanan from the u.s. and another from den

disputed documents and said the county has nothing to hide so they should reduce -- produce the documents. >> benws. >> a good day for short sleeves. did you tell your daffodils that today was april? today would have been right at home in mid april. at the annapolis naval academy the weatherbug camera there in time lapse. what to this beautiful beautiful sunrise. hi, then at cirrus clouds. -- high, thin cirrus clouds. the official high temperature 66 degrees. we missed a beat record high by 5 degrees. it in chicago, 56 degrees. they are enjoying this balmy january and it's turning out to be the 19th mildest on record. the that the poor people up in alaska. the bitter, bitter cold goes on. fairbanks's average temperature for january? -27. look at their banks today, right now -- fairbanks today -31. that bitter cold will not be coming into the lower 48. the temperatures compared to yesterday, 17 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is the overall pattern. this ripple will be coming through in the jet pattern in part because of this meeting because there will stay to the north. there will be a little

and i think mario draghi is right out of the script of the fed. he and ben bernanke and mervyn king all went to m.i.t. together. they were schooled -- >> and the similar types of lessons they thought. that's an interesting point. silver, you still see it going to $50. >> yes. >> gold, $3,000. >> easily. it's going to be -- >> a lifetime. >> exactly. >> which is about two weeks. >> the way you live, in the next three years. enjoy the rest of your life. >> scott, thank you very much. >> i'll be holding the fort down. >> herb, are you talking to yourself? what's happening? >> i was talking to our producers. i was looking at some names i want to discuss and just point out because what i like to do is take a look at some of the companies that are trending on stock picks. it gives us an idea of what people are talking about at this

our use of chunky size ingredients and fun flavor combination led some to call us the ben & jerry's of. >> we have national and regional distribution in over 150 stores. we are seeking $500,000 for equipment and marketing. in return, we're offering a 14% return. >> these people did not take one bite -- i will get one in, thank you. they were eating the whole thing the whole time. so you are a venture capitalist, and you listen to pitches all day long and how did they do? >> well, actually. it was tight, concise. you made your point clearly. i have a handful of questions i would ask. but i think you did what is really important in a pitch, which is incap saw late what you do and what is different about what you do s, and that's easy do when you are making chocolate versus making a website. >> all right. what about you, michael? >> i loved the sample and i thought that was a great element. i would also add that i love to hear more about the traction, you have $180,000 in revenue over the past couple years, i would like to hear more about that and your plans of how you can scale that larg

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. >> after a great season with the 49ers, ben aleers got in trouble last night in miami. charged with driving under the influence in miami beach. this is his mug shot. the dade county jail record shows he was booked and held on 1,000 didn't bond. he was drafted in 2011. during his rookie season, had 14 sacks. a franchise record. first in the nfl in sacks among rookies. 49ers are gathering facts and monitoring the ongoing legal matter before the make a statement. >> to college ranks. senior bowl in mobile, alabama. second quarter. russell wilson hits jones on the play action for the touchdown. only catch of the game but makes it count. the north win it 23-13. >> we have your australian open women's champion who is now the new number one player in the world, victoria azarenka. playing in her first grand slam final. sharapova showing her experience with the forhand winner, winning the first two games but azarenka woke up and rallied back. she took the first set 6-3. second set, sharapova. the smash. as rein coe answered with the forehand winner. sharapova was on her heels aft

the oil price. ok so i mean i think i think it's interesting because i get i going back to what ben said i mean he's kind of even it out when we look at the risk around the world where oil prices but because of growing demand it's good it balances out more or less right now it's what they think the oil issue should be really kind of lowered is a level issue of importance when we look at russian equities for this year well i mean obviously we have. russian government trying to diversify away from oil and gas i think when the rest of the world looks at russia they automatically lead to the oil price and it's that perception of russia being our oil and gas cut country that now if for all prices declining then there's a there's a lack of confidence in investing into into russia which need them we need to move away from that obviously you know we've seen the rise of the russian consumer and the russian consuming comparison with their brazil india or or china spends huge amount per person i mean the average g.d.p. consumption is over eleven thousand dollars here now whereas china china india it's far belo

one of the reasons for success, is camaraderie. quickly, benas becoming an inspiration to the other runners. twinkle toes was the only obstacle he thought he failed. [ cheers ] but the miles, and the pain, begin to pile up. this can't be just halfway. less than halfway. >> it's the six-mile mark. yep. >> reporter: ben's prosthesis begins to fill with mud. the cold starts to dig into us. if you're a mudder, you now start to have fun. let me wash my face. the array of obstacles verges on the absurd. this is called walk the plank. the water, frigid and deep. divers are there to make sure nobody drowns. serious business, where no one seems to take themselves too seriously. by now, ben's prosthesis is so clogged with mud, he can barely walk. we were sure he would make it through. now, not so much. by the time we reach this doomsday machine, my teeth are chattering uncontrollably. life was about to get much worse. >> now, we have 10,000 volts of electricity. live, dangling wires. people say, is that legal in america? well, at least right now it is. >

buy 800 points worth of time in the northwest corner of the state that targets 18 to 28-year-olds, and would you say that was illegal. >> no, benntive difference. i disagree. >> you're distorting the law. >> lawrence, you and i have talked about this. i understand this is not the outcome or the result that you want. nonetheless it is what the law is. >> i'm going to jump in here to allow chris matthews in a different part of des moines to jump in with you, mr. beginsberg. chris go, ahead. >> ben, it seems like you and the candidate are speaking differently on this because governor romney just said that he could, of course, tell them to tone it down and stop being so negative but he said if newt can't stand the kitchen, he ought to -- can't stand the heat he ought to get out of heat. he said going further in this argument there will be a hell's kitchen coming from the obama campaign. he admits he can tell them to tone it down to stop the negative and newt gingrich ought to be able to take the negative. you're saying as his lawyer he shouldn't be saying that. did he say something wrong there? did he break the law in saying that?