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version for a while that we used to tell of sleeping beauty where after the thorning grew up around the castle after she pricks her finger on the spinning wheel where the people in the villas below the castle have 100 years there while princes keep riding up to enter the castle and getting skewered on the thorning. we used to tell it with people from the village going up and saying why don't you come with us and become gainfully employed instead of nowing throwing your body against the horrible thorns. we have a lot of rewarding work you can do and over and over again being rebuffed by these inbreds who would throw themselves against the thorns. and finally when prince charming gets through the thorns, and kisses the princess and they emerge and they say we're back, bow down, the villagers say we don't need somebody whose sole job is to sit around and wave, but if you'd like there's honest work for you, otherwise we've collectivized your castle >> i like it, i can't wait. it seems to me that you're described subversive content as a good thing and that's not really how websters describes it. >>

walls and the holy grail and he goes to the castle and says sun, one day this will all be yours and the sun this is what, the curtains? like one day this will all be yours. that is what fathers have said two sons and the expected that they were entitled to it and now you're telling them they aren't going to get it to do after allr all these years you have to play fair? so my feeling was i felt like when i heard this it registered for me and i began as i was doing the research for the buck i began to hear it in a lot of different then use. so i tried to use that as a framing device because my argument in the book into a way that our books kind of run parallel to each other is i think this is into the end of men but this is the end of the era of the assumed entitlement, the end of the era -- that's what i kept hearing from these guys. and they were kind of blindsided by it. the rules have completely changed from the office in batman where the women are in a corral in the center and you have your pick. there's like an office perk to harassment and women have in the corner opposite. the

and then i marry at the castle.i marry at the castle, i want mickey mouse and minnie and all of them at my wedding, and goofy and donald duck. >> well, that sounds like it would be a wedding to be at. >> it would be the best wedding of the century. >> for the time being, though, moore's castle is a 12 by 7-foot cell. >> that's life. that's sink, toilet, that's it, but i think when you really get hit that you're in jail is when you lay down. it was like concrete. my dog has a softer bed. it's hard. it's a hard mattress. and they've been reused so many times, they're like covered five times over. so they've got the musty smell. and so you wonder how many bacterias you're breathing in at the same time. there's all kinds of germs in here. >> it's a far cry from moore's life before her arrest. >> i had a fairytale life. i had a nursing agency and it was great. i had government contracts. so my 1099 from the government would range about $500,000 a year. this is a picture of me with the governor. i was going to a governmen

the other half live? you might be very surprised. here in this beautiful castleuke of argyle. as in argyle socks. he wears them. just one step below royalty. he is the head of the clan campbell, the largest in scotland. a man of many titles. did you say 26 titles. >> 26. 27, i think. >> reporter: you lost count? he's also a dad. the father of three, small children. his wife, eleanor, who grew up a cadbu cadbury, as in chocolate, met the duke when she was 18. >> i look at that castle. he's come over the bridge. and that first glimpse, pretty impressed. >> reporter: and who knew one day, you would be living in those walls. >> who knew? certainly not me. >> reporter: it's a house that should look familiar to "downton abbey" fans. it was the location used in last season's finale. >> they all came. they arrived in their carriages and their cars. >> nice to have two. >> i have three. i don't want to be -- >> reporter: the duke's family tree stretches back hundreds of years. >> that's a picture of my grandfather. this is me being page to the queen. >> reporter: page to

walls in the holy grail and goes to the castle with the son and says, son, one day this will be yours, and the son says, what, the curtain? one day, this will be yours. that is what fathers have said to sons. >> guest: right, right. >> host: they expected this. they were entitled to it, and now you're telling them they are not going to get it? now you tell them after all these years you have to play fair? >> guest: right, right. >> host: my feeling was that i felt like when i heard this, i -- it registered for me. i began, as i was doing the research for the book, i began to hear it in a lot of different venues, and so i tried to use that as a framing device on what -- because my argument in the book or in a way, the way that our book kind of runs parallel to each other is i think this is not the end of men, but it is the end of an era of the assumed entitlement. >> host: rights, right. >> guest: of the end of the era -- >> host: end of male privilege. >> guest: that's what i -- so that's what i kept hearing from these guys. it was not -- so, and they were kind of blind sided by it. y

we know we didn't win because of the castle is it a little time cent among attendees away. peanut got to stick to the fact that one of the street is a tool. what shall we start to heat up when i got in touch upon some time to buy a different engine. judges are two more in taxes so he can to free up gigi trade which is that we so to get some ballpark in twenty twenty vision that itchy. it will all set to close the paper was due to the hospital to chill suggestion to bring kinda subject as you wish and ten she stood in the winters are hard to choose high which is the addition of secure when you can get. go with concussion. o pudding and she told me to keep people in whom she should according to local court to two thirds of the ideal entry the country soon to be shown to people. i see on the beach don't foresee the eu should keep it a listen you'll be the key vehicle for cheap not going to come. we are looking not just emotional fleet political science watch with me people tend to eat. i was told he took up the street if you forgot. he wanted to get into a cult hero to all twen

>> well, every said has a version of the castle doctrine.e a duty to retreat when you're in your home. he's going to argue he was in his home and there was no duty to retreat. michigan does have stand your ground laws. but here he was inside of his home. so it's going to be a version of the castle doctrine that will be implemented in the trial. >> how will they try to deal with the fact that she was supposedly had an alcohol level that was high? how are they going to try to deal with that and how does the prosecution deal with that? >> the defense is going to use that to say her extreme drunkenness posed a threat. the defense is going to focus very much so on renisha mcbride in her actions that night. that she was no angel. this was a teenager who was drinking, had marijuana in her system. she was driving and had an accident. >> how does the prosecution deal with it? >> they're going to argue that just because those things happened, that did not -- that doesn't mean that she deserved the death penalty. a teenager drinking and driving is not

>> for this tree i was inspired by the castle grounds. ave peacocks and unfortunately you can't find any in the garden so we put them in the lounge. what inspired me was the opulence of the 17th century so there have to be lots of decorations on the tree like in the time of louis 14 and the original owner. >> do you have advice for people like me when we're decorating our own christmas tree at home? >> well, decorate the tree with ots of balls, lights and ornaments. you'll see by adding more and more, the tree takes on a magical feel which is just wonderful. >> absolutely. the art of making glass blown baubles is almost as old as the chateau itself. today with patience and a steady hand, they are keeping this tradition alive. they're shiny, delicate, and to many they encapsulate christmas. but have you ever spared a thought at how your baubles are made? we get let in on a little behind-the-scenes christmas magic. he melts the glass in the furnace which is heated up to 1,200 degrees. then he shapes it while it's hot and maleable. >> this wi

they don't need credit to the castle the business which is normal for me to get from them. and the small number plate. i will go towards covering a huge demand cannot be defeated impatient rabbit and deer with several of my complaint by the same moment name one shoe shop. all the paper rented for around one thousand six hundred and fifty thousand dollars per month. according to the seniors in the blog of my complete register under the name. i'd love to read that the is unaware of how that happened. many of you know the person got away with the underground operation by bribing officials. still hard to get these in life. a lot of them. the people looking to the black market for them now. it's become so common that the very low risk right some people have given up her car in beijing. a joke writing online about defying attacking his nap right. for those white collar workers who cannot win the lottery not that bad of an option billy the kid run eight hundred dollars every month as a mandatory fee to tax the company. if you're lucky enough to contain an article on the way to wor

switching to unseat the government over the castle association deal with the euro. the sides are set to discuss and sign some fourteen agreement on various projects including in the energy transfers farming in these fields as well as investment and only cost is population may help eliminate assisting discontent is in bilateral trade. the much debated membership of ukraine with a bunch of the customs union is unlikely to be announced. getting into. i don't think that we'll hear that ukraine has filed an application. we made the decision to join it. he would be premature and that further escalated detentions ukraine been found to have a one hundred and thirty four b of the new little external debt is struggling to keep its economy going. in russia or ukraine second biggest export market. but utility debate. on the eve of the talks that fun as economic advisor and j d lol so the indicated moscow could provide a credit line to kiev the ukrainian opposition from the dt call to sign any deals with russia that connie planes in taste. with a bit the present decided to get m

absolutely possible there's three issues number one the castle isn't the whole number two the trooper was an artist and with mr represent of the results and that's the number three test doesn't work and it doesn't work we have jailed it off a lot of people is ultimately on the accuracy of these tests which are accepted by the court so i want to ask you about that because you know i remember covering a similar case and which two young men were stopped and frisked in new york and officers ultimately arrested them for allegedly carrying crystal meth which they later found out was only jolly ranchers and so this is obviously not the first time we've seen these sort of field test test sealed sort of bogus results i mean how detrimental can these field tests really be if they're not done properly well there are additional my clients casey since november thirteenth up until last tuesday was found present in the five hundred thousand dollar bail and saying all through there are no clues there were used and accepted by the court to issue an arrest warrant issued reviewed by a magistrate who de

and we are getting calls from the gay community from the castle and we have gone to the meetings there and the gay community is telling me that they are affected and the african american community and look at hunter's point, 6 percent. you could put 40,000 people who are african americans left in the city, inside of at&t ball mark park and you would have empty seats they have been wiped out. wiped out. we are talking about cleansing, of the ethic culture, of this city. so, please, today, look at giving all of that land that you got that is vacant, sitting there doing nothing, rotting away, give it up and turn it over for housing for teachers and all people in san francisco. >> can i go after somebody else? >> i have four minutes? >> cool. >> very short director housing rights committee and i i wanted to first off really thank commissioners fewer and mendoza for bringing this forward and the time has come so thank you very much and i, am really tired and it has been a long, hard day andvy been working on fighting evictions that have been result of speculation and i have been talking to

upcoming visit aims to broaden the officials understanding which could help bring for investment to the castle complex and ultimately contribute to its globalization. back in the nation the government has unveiled measures to boost trade and investment by easing regulations the announcement was the fourth of its kind this year and this set of plans focus on the medical sector are liking few tosses medical corporations in korea will soon be able to set up subsidiaries as part of the catchments efforts to prevent investment. and till now only university hospitals were allowed to do this the subsidiaries send a ten to fifteen medical corporations and their operating more than a mouse and hospitals nationwide the linux xp and to this since it's belated accommodation tours and a medical course at. ill also be allowed to develop medicines and cosmetics and help it. the finance ministry announced the planned friday during a trade and investment commission meeting for saudi effort by a president that can hang. ministry officials say they expect the new measure will allow medical corporations thing as

when you got the key to the castle, you are job is to bring possible. >> some of the greatest discrimination we have seen lately in american society has to do with gays and lesbian s. >> jason collins came out as the first active player in the nba to say he was gay. >> yeah. >> you have said that you probably play with gay players. >> everybody has. everybody has played with a gay player and everybody has worked with a gay person. you know, i am a big proponent of gay marriage because i always talk, you know, being black, i am a really -- it sucks when racism rears its ugly head. you see it all the time. you see it all the time. i want to be inclusionary in all walks of my life so if a guy is gay, god bless him, i want nothing but the best for him. you know, and i was proud of jason because you don't want anybody to have to hide their identity. >> right. and you look at the way it's played out. seemingly to me, that the majority of the people who are against gay marriage always site some type of religion. >> yeah. >> whether it's christianity? >> yeah. >> islam, what-have-you. you have come

with since they talk so much about churches fulfilling the role that government should be ok let's move out of stater ground here this standard castle doctrine whatever you shoot first laws whatever you want to call them they jumped into the national debate after the killing of trayvon martin but now there's this other story about ronald westbrook here's the story. first of all funeral services will be held tomorrow for a seventy two year old all timers patient who was shot to death in north georgia ronald westbroek had been wandering around and twenty degree weather at four am. when the shooting happened he was lost and had been walking for almost four hours in the cold when he found a house with a porch and i don't you wrong the doorbell and woke up thirty four year old joe hendricks authorities say hendricks went outside with a shotgun and despite several commands to stop westbrook kept walking toward him expired four shots and one hit westbrook in the chest killing him welker county sheriff steve wilson says he has no doubts that hendricks felt threatened during the encounter and no charges have been filed so the sheriff in this

that crocodile tears when combined with an incredible week in every house we did curtains or if the castle. not many different and really dangerous. we didn't want to get into town isn't a very short night. paddling. this isn't a whole lot of this content only. as one of the lockyer and thurston five after quitting crocodile lexi has a stark warning beautiful weather and your kid into it. at this thing just isn't doing to most events even so the cool thing is i'm thankful it's so scary bring your friends you and make it interesting that the police to go. i can push our team lost count will go up to go to anna's husband i are most go of one easily into the two is time to stay with opted not to lose appreciated. coming up the nikkei said with more extensive tour of the air. us news history season. i knew ch. i am the summer break all students the joys and most importantly relax play russia summer break for male students could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian systems have to put the year into the armed forces but the ministry of defence thinks that they can

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with since they talk so much about churches fulfilling the role that government should be ok let's move out of stater ground here this standard castle doctrine whatever you shoot first laws whatever you want to call them they jumped into the national debate after the killing of trayvon martin but now there's this other story about ronald westbrook here's the story. first of all funeral services will be held tomorrow for a seventy two year old all timers patient who was shot to death in north georgia ronald westbroek had been wandering around and twenty degree weather at four am. when the shooting happened he was lost and had been walking for almost four hours in the cold when he found a house with a porch light on your on the doorbell and woke up thirty four year old joe hendrix that's already say hendricks went outside with a shotgun and despite several commands to stop westbrook kept walking toward him expired four shots and one hit westbrook in the chest killing him welker county sheriff steve wilson says he has no doubts that hendricks felt threatened during the encounter and no charges have been filed so the sheriff in this tow

monday had that many ticket purchasers cannot be sure but the whole of the castle before spring festival. it is harder to get less than what happened to provide appropriate to adapt the storm top of the tickets for the actors make it harder for others to get tickets the china railway corporation is trying to do with this brought the new plan. all the changes and refund for train tickets which are twenty percent of the ticket price the reef and feet. china railway corporation twain quote. if you call him trying to cope up with a better plan for the travel. did more to get the passengers in need and make the best use of valuable transportation resources. i did what the pastor called upon to take a forty hour before departure time. only five percent it upright in the charts. need to get her on the left and twenty four hours before the departure time. the charge twenty percent it upright. and all to get to meet in just one time. the cost of the amazing golfer store a large number to the doctor twice winner of the penalty of scalping have increased the pocono perfect for spring to help or beh

month investigation a father's be sent to the director of prosecutions this is the fields near port crusher wallets and castle combo for the dramatic discovery of the catch was made by kathy at the weekends isn't that the detectives had this theory a holster the rapier border under surveillance since last july and moved in on saturday when they thought digger working in the area. the attacks to the directive is no drugs in this assisted by detectives from henry's trees merest on hot rocks world garda stations searched a cabin nearby. there was equipment for treating in the area it's believed the notes were being drawn a half to be remote from the ground. more than one point two five million you are all one seventy recovered. two men were arrested at the scene. i think it was an excellent results for the guide the ad because it's the most significant amount of money the deceased. and i think that in the circumstances let her body and the river too obviously. i intervened when money was actually being there should be taken as the grounds and rights. i'm the aunt that way this week a mess. i think the other thin

what the direct effect on white castle? mum wage to $15 an hour. to more than double the mandated minimum wage, it would be catastrophic for white castle, our team members and neighborhoods. we've been part of the cities we're at for more than 90 years now. >> can you give us the numbers, jamie? >> sure. we have 406 restaurants. we know that would result in closing more than 200 of those restaurants. the ones remaining would be glowing embers, dying stars. what we also know is it would cost thousands of jobs to take a starting wage and double it, as some of these groups are advocating for, is absolutely beyond the fringe and doesn't take into account what this does for teen unemployment. we want to give them the first step on the ladder of economic prosperity. we're lucky enough to keep them. one in four of our team members have with us for more than ten years. >> are the ones that have been with you for a longer period of time making significantly more than that? >> yes. it's important to know when it comes to restaurants,

we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah? castle? >> that's what he thinks, it's a castle. how have you been? >> all right. >> staying out of trouble? >> yeah. >> having fun? >> yeah. having fun? yeah, i guess. just kicking back. >> did you get your lip pierced? >> my lip. no, it's just [ bleep ] open. >> you're doing okay? >> yeah, i'm good. >> i miss you. >> i miss you, too. >> here's orion. can you say i love you, daddy? >> i love you, daddy. >> i love you too. i miss you. when i heard him say i love you, it felt good. i mean, there's not much i can say. it just really touched me that he called me daddy because it would have been easy for him not to. he didn't get a chance to know my like that. >> daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> i always wanted jonathon to be a part of my son's life, no matter what. i'm so excited that he's taken to the fact that this is your daddy. i know it hurts him, though, because he's out there saying daddy's stuck. so i know it's still hard for him. because once we leave here, i think it's going t

can't see the magic castle yet for the famous concrete matterhorn that looms over mean st usa. it is unbelievable to us that every single stop shopping singer got an earlier that day down in the backpacks and persons that makes us smile. disneyland is a designated terrorist target they say. in the landmarks of america it is up there with leader liberty -- lady liberty and the act of homeland security pity this a, as we stand in the first of those two lines in the entrance rituals, the security folks search the suitcase and say buy something. music rising from the source and 100 feature forms going back, the train sales over and undeniably there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well, this is christmas day and its pact and a very crowded and used to be closed on christmas. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them said it used to be closed and sacred days and of course now the church of retail and joost magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as we move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. th

to the sparks we drove into the parking lot and in the parking lot of disneyland we can't see the magic castle yet or the famous concrete matterhorn that looms over main street u.s.a.. they somehow got in earlier that day with their robes in their backpacks and purses. this makes us smile a good omen. the disneyland is a designated target they say. in the landmark of americana with lady liberty and mount rushmore according to those of homeland security, so as we stand in the entrance rituals the security folks search us and i feel the general by something music coming back into the time and the trail and deny heavily there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well this is christmas day. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them had said it used to be closed on sacred days. of course now the church of retail and used magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as the four of us move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the conference

we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah? >> castle? >> he thinks it's a castle. >> daddy. is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> hearing that little kid say to his family, you know, i need to get my daddy out of the mirror, was heart-breaking. and as you can see now, i well up very easily. and i was over in the corner bawling. it was just horrible. >> my dad. my daddy. my daddy. >> you look like your daddy. >> later on, after the visit while we were still filming at lyman, jonathan was shipped out to a much more restrictive prison. he seems resolute he's going to try to maintain a relationship with his little boy. >> next on "lock up raw." >> let's just say i hurt a lot of people. the best way to get aggression out. >> an old school convict with a reputation for trouble finds his softer side. >> get the little purr machine. you look at those big betty davis eyes and you think this guy depends on me. i got to take care of him. four perfect courses, just 15.99. come in to red lobster today and sea food differently. at afraud could meanuld

hearing two explosions that are no reports of any injuries while hundreds of residents of the nearby town of castle sin of being evacuated. a spokeswoman for the maxi services in north dakota said at least fifty wagons of the train and beyond couple but another fifty six remained at risk the commission reported it happened near an ethanol plant. heidi paula time in flammable liquid. it is the latest string of incidents which embrace the mom of the rise in crude oil traffic on the railways according to figures released in north dakota there was an increase of sixty seven percent between october two thousand and twelve in two thousand thirteen in all a transport taken by rail. abc at forty seven people were killed when a train carrying all it was derailed in the back. i want a full size to use it as a recreational drugs jennings the first in the usa to come around to it. today was freaking full. that's what it's going to be decoded could use its senate under licence. but tuesday in washington approved a constitutional amendment passed yet. so this is getting content. for the part of a how will we tel

the your responsibility is to fix of the castle and standing on the steps of the church's alba.there she is. a tear comes to her i and she watches this down fifth avenue. the greatest moment of her life. a little girl from mobile, alabama. the mother of a duchess. it is her fulfillment of author james. board so she thinks because things are about to get a little comforted. and i said earlier. i think there is an unlikely radical and i think you can see why. it's not typically the case the very wealthy people with lots of homes in fancy clothes would turn into radicals and it's like one of the sisters of the kardashian family joining this movement. but it's a little unlikely, i think, we would all agree upon him. that. so how do we account for this. what happened to cause this transformation. well, i think the best way to answer is to take a step back and especially to think about in general the question that it is that people choose to rebel against authority in the play, you know, there's a number of answers to that. one of the leading theories has been a simply untraceable and

this is the funniest scenes of this entitlement that never seem goes to the castle of and the holy grail. one day this will all be fences. it's like one day this will all be yours. that is that fathers have had two sons. they were entitled that. and i are telling me they're not going to get it. now you're telling me you have to play fair. and so my feeling was that i felt like when i heard those, if registered for me. it began as i was doing the research of the book, i began to hear it in a lot of different venues. so i try to use that as a framing device because my argument in the book or in no way, the way that our books kind of run parallel to each other and i think this is the end of an era of assumed entitlement. the end of an era -- postcode the end of male privilege. so that's what i kept hearing from these guys. and they were kind of blindsided by it. you know, it's in our lifetime that the rules have completely changed from the office space and not then the more the men have the corner offices of the women are in a corral and you have your pick. it is like an office perk to hara

to set forth his trio was inspired by the castle grounds. we have peacocks. unfortunately you can't find any in the garden. so we cut them in the land. what inspired me was the opulence of the seventeenth century the so to have to be lots of decorations on the tree like a good time if luis to fourteen pts and original owner new fifty two. auntie have advice to people like me but with the pricing of rain christmas tree at high because they too will decorate the tree with lots of baubles and lights and ornaments on them of the day you'll see by adding more and more. the tree takes on a magical field which is just wonderful. that's a lady well the odds of making it the last blade and locals is the least as old as the stock sale itself today if the patient instead and it sells on keeping this tradition and night. series the cats. too many b thompson it's christmas so he has this beautiful valuable to me. two of its usual. as seen on the hill behind the scenes businessman th. it's a cute outfit from this film in speeches he teamed up to one thousand two hundred deg

then after the castle and dad told me that this team and will be open. the qpr didn't tear up and then went in and about rituals to be de chavez to the shed is open to regional utilities and subtle. does he wanted to resume the changes would call you. each wants you to turn to to to do the least. i don't like beets turkey which is which has close ties with the ball to head with the western countries to open the next state song that point the growing movement had a good feel for instance when we see a return of the headscarf to universities when we see a lot of places where alcohol is no longer sold how they feel about those changes that we see creeping into turkish society and the second point is that the democrats' senate took it so you owe it to the government and. and the mdc these kind of cool bands they've got to life who tries to control due to the good to see a society that visit is evolving and as he did not do unto you. so with that the spaces society with the means to stay still the sticking point of whom could be something going but we have to

the national tea party money came in. conservatives decided knocking off castle, what remains the most by czar election result, christine o'donnellnate in dachlt in 2010 republicans in delaware did this knowing full well o'donnell was likely to lose in the fall, taking what would otherwise have been a guaranteed pick up for their party and blowing it. which is exactly what happened. christine o'donnell went on to lose to democrat chris kuhns in delaware. this happened again and again in nevada, har ray read was thought to be on his way out of the in the harry read won that race by 6 points. alaska republican senator lisa murkowski was knocked off her primary. the first time a senate candidate had pulled off that feat in half a century. we saw it again if 2012 when republicans in indiana threw out richard lugger for richard murdock and lost. republicans in missouri picked todd aiken and lost. results like these used to be rare. they have become common in the tea party era and they haunt every republican os holder in washington, stifling whatever instinct they might have to work with democrats the compromise to do something the tea

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rich families like the vanderbilts brought ostentation to a new level, and the hearst castle, san simeonubt about who was in charge. but it's the sheer magnitude of this demand for ever-larger living space that is changing the face of america. in texas, big has always been beautiful. but just outside houston, robin beisswanger finds her new, rather modest 6,800-square-footer just about right for her, her husband and son, the ever-present coco, and her cat. were you after a particular theme or a particular architectural period? >> i just knew i wanted old world style, and it came to be that it was an eclectic mix of a lot of things. it's asian, italian, anything mediterranean. >> how many televisions do you have in the house? >> six. >> six. >> six, yeah. and believe it or not, we're not huge tv fans. >> and how many bathrooms in the house? [silence] >> seven. >> you had to count? >> yeah. i was thinking five bedrooms, the pool bath, and then the powder bathroom here. >> what's going on? cornell economics professor robert frank has some thoughts. >> over the last 30 years, almost all of t

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the main tower of osaka castle in western japan has been turned into the canvas for a 3d light show. during the ten-minute show projections of tigers and flowers and other images go on the building's facade. the event opened today and it's attracting people from all over the world. >> impressive. >> we have a meteor shower too. >> we have the geminids tonight and maybe a nice display all by itself. >> i saw some coming in today. have a great weekend. see you on monday. >> hope: mm. okay. i have to -- i have to go. wish me -- wish me luck. >> liam: you're leaving already? >> hope: "already"? >> liam: yea

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