charlie toot. radio chalker. >> radio's a funny moniker, isn't it? >> radio rental, mental.he hard boys, they're a double act. if the street marks your card, these boys give you the stripes. they've all got form-- tda, gbh, the usual. mix and match. >> okay. next, the murder weapon. um, who's dc growse? right, it says here that you're the gun expert. >> right, well, we're looking for a machine pistol, probably a heckler, possibly an uzi. ballistics can link shells to a specific weapon, so we want that stuff, like, now. >> heard that? >> okay, question, was this a gang-related execution? if so, one of two things: "a," the firearm has been returned to the gang's stockpile. it's gonna be kept in circulation. or "b," it's already been smuggled out of town, and by now it's in wherever. penzance, glasgow, uh-- >> yeah, okay, got the picture. >> growsey, case like this, you never get the weapon. >> well, we'll see about that. yeah, go on. >> okay, it's not a gangland killing. it's an ordinary decent murder. how did the killer get the gun? answer: probably he rented it like a video.

>> yeah, rice, toots, chalker-- they all claims to be friends of michael's. their prints have got a perfect right to be there. >> well, that's very boring, isn't it? well, bring him in anyway and make life hard. what about the blood? [phone ringing] >> uh, buckets of ahmed. a little bit of michael. period. >> oh, pardy, you're such a laugh. >> these are the lists, are they, rachel? >> yeah, i'm just off to copy them now, boss. 46 names. >> good, copies for everyone, please. >> okay. >> and i want those checked personally, not by phone. personally. henry, is that for me? >> michael john's just discharged himself from hospital. >> oh. has he? well, he hasn't discharged himself from me. i want him monitored around the clock, and that's your job. right, mr. growse, what about the weapon? >> regional crime squads are fully briefed. >> has the street got a cache of arms anywhere? >> mm-hmm. >> several, according to my snout. >> call him. >> i can't do that. >> ask him where they are. >> boss, can i just say something here? i don't get what we're driving at with the

why don't you go flush yourself down a toilet, ya -- [ horn toots ] [ gasps ] uh-oh, tugger's whistle. you know what that means. ♪ tugger's whistle's blowin' ♪ ♪ means we must be goin' ♪ no more russell crowe'n for you ♪ ♪ but now, don't you start to whine ♪ ♪ i'll see ya again next time ♪ ♪ 'cause there's plenty a more a-fightin' left to do ♪ ♪ making movies, making songs ♪ and fightin' 'round the world ♪ see ya next time, everybody! [ horn tooting ] so, i'm supposed to press "menu," then "function," then "enter." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by mtv networks >> jon: december 13, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight... i think you're going to enjoy the conversation. i think you're going to enjoy the conversation. lawrence lessig law leviathan. (cheers and applause) tonight we begin with a... like most americans, t

that question is the toot title of a sequence. >> it's in the way of getting a cheaper way of gettingound, i would think so. ao lot of people would get it. >> i would look to see him for al -- if we could save some money i would like to see that. >> in 1986, electric cars began to appear on roads all over arizona. they ran without gasoline. gasoline 10 years later. he's futuristic cars were nearly gone. this documentary debuts in select bay area theuateers tomorrow. the film's kreupl strange. he attended sanford university. for consumers who are fed up with the soaring cost of fuel the documentary couldn't be better. >> i think people are opening up to what are the potentials, what can we do next. the electric car and plug in hybrid is rely what's next. >>> some interpreneuroers were able to introduce backing up. >> consumers have got to ask for what they want. >>> when we come back on a second look, the seam powered car made right here in the bay area. and how one man in destroeut forced it to run off into the sunset. >> the spweur yap island where you -- >>> the automobile traumatic

if i was him i would have quoted "hot stuff," looking for some hot stuff baby this evening, toot-toot. >> you said the debates were really strong. the candidates have gotten better at them. my theory, and tell me why i am wrong, newt gingrich is doing so well because of this -- because of the way the campaign has been structured so far with all of these different debates. it happens to be his strength. the retail politics is probably not his strength. >> i will tell you why you are wrong. i think that's about the right analysis. newt is really good in these sorts of holding forth kind of things. unfortunately that's some of the weaknesses that are not going to carry him as far. >> if he can't raise any money -- debates are great if you can't raise money. sooner or later you have to raise money. >> but the fact we have had so many debates, i can remember being in primary seasons. i think without them newt is nowhere near -- he is in the back of the pack. >> that's probably right. >> i didn't expect you to come back from my comment. >> i'm sorry. we will take it out. >> you agreed with

so many interesting and beautiful touches, most notably the 50-toot pine tree with ornaments the size of beach balls and wonderful gadgets, trains and carousels, that are a feast for the eyeballs as well. they say they're house attracts some 30,000 visit yoors year. they won't tell us what it costs to put this up and keep it running. main they -- maybe they don't want to think about it. but they certainly enjoy doing it. >> the things i find most interesting about the tree are the number of people that come to see it, the variety of people that come to see it, and how much joy they get out of it. >> you see the reaction of the kids. and now many of the kids that started with me are adults, and as they come back and hear their comments, they think it's part of their life. a whole different aspect than i ever thought of, that's for sure. >> it is certainly a feast for the eyes, this display will remain standing through january 2nd. the light goes on at 5:30 and stay up not about midnight, and if you want to come see it, it will stay up through january 2nd. the address, 3650 -- 21st 21st

[dog snorting, noisemaker toots] >> december 5, 2011.rom comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you today. war photographer ben lowy will be joining us tonight. we have a nice one. war photographer ben lowy will be joining us tonight. a courageous and fine individual. and i am not. that will be the general dynamic for tonight. let's begin tonight with the big news from the weekend. on saturday pizza mogul and alleged lady fondler herman cain told the press he'd be making a big announcement about the fate of his campaign. cain is a man who believes it's appropriate to refer to a former satellite as uzbekistan- stan and has never met a question he couldn't answer with 9-9-9. i host a comedy program and don't like working hard. so we belong together. when i look at him i don't see a presidential candidate, i see... (laughing) all right. let's

toot september 2011, they again made it clear that closure of the sharp park golf course would be necessary condition to their assumptions of the responsibilities of either owned the land outright or participating in the management agreement with us. that is our brief chronology of how we got to where we are today. >> go back to the last screen. in the conversations with the park service, let's say the city today shut down the golf course. the we just hand over the land? are there other requirements before handing over the 400 acres? with they require us to do anything else with the land? >> we have not gotten specific. they have been consistent and telling us there would be a transition required in which we would be requested to make improvements to get the property in the kind of shape they like to see before assuming ownership or responsibility for the property. supervisor avalos: this legislation would bring to the table the parts department with the national parks service. the national parks service have said they do have resources that can help to do some of the transition and increas

i would fiddle around -- i use a lot of alternate tooting. emerge a few hours later and say, this is what i have got. it was a cathartic experience for me. over the years, i have become a little more analytical. today, my approach is a balance, and intuitive process where you allow yourself to empty your mind a little bit and let stuff come in so that you can experience what is going on around you in a way and translate that into musical experience. >> it is interesting you talk about emptying your mind. there was a brain imaging study published where my colleague, charles lim, a narrow scientist, put some composers in an mri machine. if any of you have had an mri to see if there was a broken bone or cancer detection, we have a special version called functional mri, wary can track the flow of blood in your brain. we put people in the scanner and we had people mentally practice their tennis serve, catch a late meth problems, or think or listen about music. you can see which regions of the brain are active by following the blood. what charles f

[dog snorting, noisemaker toots] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "e daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a show for you. you know who is here tonight? you know who is here tonight? ralph fiennes is going to be here tonight, ralph fiennes. [cheering and applause] we're going to talk craft, acting craft, he and i. well, he is. i'm just going to remind him i was in "half-baked." all right. let's start in washington where last week the senate passed the 2011 defense appropriations bill, which authorized all the money for our armed forces by a whopping 93-7. of course, the defense probations bill is one of those must-pass pieces of legislation. every year you always see some crazy provision someone sneaks in there, like in 2007 it was intelligent clothing. we were going to pay to develop clothing that detects chemical attacks. in 2009 it was hawaiian health care network, and, of course, last year the flying bulldozer. it's unneces

chris kunis shoots it past tomas vokoun for the game winner and the caps fall toot penguins 2-1.dale hunter -- to the penguins 2-1. dale hunter, still winless as the caps new head coach. >> near a good team over there, but it's a 1-1 game and they get a chance and they got it and that's the way the game goes. we had a few chances around the net and, you know, we're getting better at it. it just takes time. >> meanwhile the old coach is the ducks new coach. us would brew dough, unemployed about 48 -- bruce boudreau, unemployed about 48 hour before anaheim tapped him. they'll host the flyers tomorrow night. coach planned doing some tv work as an analyst, but -- >> i think we should jump at this. i know it's only been, you know, a day basically since i got let go, but it was something i thought was a chance that i wouldn't get again. so i jumped at it and got in the plane yesterday and here i am. >> good for bruce. >>> to football now, laron landry did not practice today and isn't expected to go tomorrow when the redskins play the jets. he's got agrin injury. he'll be a game time --

that is dwarfed by 47 billion pounds of bank london toot italy and 90 billion of british lending to ireland. big losses elsewhere could hamper the bank's ability to land here, including consumer credit and mortgages. it even fears about future problems could lead to a cutback in lending. regulators want banks to put more money aside now and if need be cut dividends to shareholders and bankers bonuses. the industry says it is already curbing pay packages. >> there may be some bonuses paid in the industry. if they are, they are against a strict code by the financial service authority that they be paid in shares and locked up several years. >> bankers and regulators can only prepare and wait for the tide of events and the eurozone to take its course and hope that the u.k.'s defenses hold fast. >>> this is "newsday" on the bbc. >> these are the headlines -- >> hillary clinton has held former talks with pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi. >> harsh sanctions against iran of from the concerns of their controversial nuclear program. >>> new evidence that the crisis in the eurozone is undermining

latest generation of skimmers, devices that are able to capture and transmit financial data with blue toot wireless technology. -- bluetooth wireless technology. once the data is captures, the criminals get customer information wirelessly so they don't need to return to the store or retrieve the skimmer to access your bank account. >> i don't want to call an 800 number. the number is only for people who lost money. >> reporter: dan didn't lose any money but is losing his patience. hercules mayor-elect is a frequent lucky shopper and had a hard time getting information about the breach from anyone at lucky. >> my frustration s&p that lucky should be a lot more open about what's going on. >> reporter: especially considering it took the 20 days to notify the company of the breach. lucky found a suspicious device on november 3 and waited a week it start inspecting other stores and even though it had confirmation of the tampering problem three days later lucky's waited until november 23rd the day before thanksgiving to notify customers. >> lucky is the one that is making it right, right now for

on the other side of the color peninsula the boss of the river and toots into the bright city. the village advice ago is situated on both sides of the asteroid fifteen kilometers from the same tide raise the water in the river to the height of up to ten meters and increase its salt content. the high tide makes it impossible to bridge the river so a motor boat serves as the local taxi service. once a week orthodox priest bottom of profound takes a ferry to meet his flock and hold services in a church on the opposite bank. one of them this is where the first russian settlements appeared on the cole a peninsula. the original settlers were coast well as. they made their homes on these banks and mingled with local karelians and indigenous laplanders really good here we have a mixture of populations. fishing has always been the main source of income for local people salmon was caught in the river and the rest from the same. small boats manned by three or four fisherman were able to stand up to the heavy seas but in truth back then only half the fishermen survived beyond the age of fo

. >> toot moon. >> complicated. >> yes. >> getting a tax break but you aren't here so how does it help you? >>> let's take a look at conditions, a very very warm night, still around the region. hard to believe but it's 60 degrees here at 11:00 this evening and this may be a record warmth for this time in december. southwest winds at seven, keep the warm air in for a little while longer and the barometer is kind of holding steady but its gone up a little bit and still 63 at pax river, 62 in washington, its finally dropped to 47 at oakland, 57 in cumberland and on the shore still 62 at ocean city, extremely mild night for this time of the year. 56 in rock hall by the water and still mid 60s in annapolis and kent island. pretty amazing, southwest winds is keeping us in this warm air. to the west of us there has been a change. the winds are going out of the west and that's why the cooler air will be filtering in overnight and it will get significantly cooler over the next couple days. now today, we had very light rain activity and low pressure across quebec is moving to the east and it's d

there has been a sharp increase been deadly police- area.ed shootings in our least 16 deadly tootings compared two last year. police others are increasingly becoming under attack and newschannel a la more on this story and a little bit. we will start with a look at the beltway. usualch lighter than nicely froming to silver spring. no problems on the 14th street arlington into the district. isthbound 95 at springfield because of an accident get to the interchange blocking the two left lines and partially blocking the ramp to the outer loop. we see the leading edge of rain moving through charlottesville and parts of the shenandoah valley. into the metro the drive and to work this morning. 42 degrees in the district right now. the rain will be moderate to today and you'll be with it on the drive home. like it will come to an closer to dinner time. when the two more by clearing out. thank you for joining us, we at 7:56.ack this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now m m a geologist at chevron, and i get

in consumer spending -- $218 billion for consumer spending over a year and money would go straight toot gas tank. >> tay home more often and work from the phone. >> president obama is on vacation in hawaii, purposely keeping quiet on iran's provokations. the u.s. is responding forcefully. the navy vowing that any disruption will not be tolerated. this eased concerns in the oil market but with america and iran facing off in the troubled waters nothing is certain. >> if the iranians attempted to shut down the straights it would almost be like saying please attack me. it would be an act of war. >> reporter: even if the strait remains open, new u.s. sanctions are about to be up posed on countries that trade with iran and those sanctions will make it difficult for other countries to buy iranian oil, possibly increase gas prices around the world. while oil price dos not immediately rise, experts are telling us the throat alone could be enough to send gas prices skyrocketing by as much as 50 cents a gallon. >>> north korea says the son of kim jong il is now their supreme leader. a military sal

. >> reporter: yeah, halah, i just heard the toot of a horn behind me. the last convoy is on approach. the gates you see behind me there are just past that is the official border between iraq and kuwait. and what's happened is, over the last few hours, we've been here all night at about four or five hours ago, around 3:00 a.m. local time, the first element of this last convoy crossed over the border here noor kuwait. this is a convoy of about 100 or more vehicles broken up into four elements. the military calls them series. three of those series have gone through. the last is on its way. here's the first truck now. it's probably, this vehicle here is probably part of the route clearance element that comes through ahead of each series and makes sure that the road is clear. and behind those vehicles there's going to be the last of the u.s. military presence or fighting presence in iraq. there's about 500 soldiers have come over, men and women who have been coming over during the night. these are going to be the last of these. so, it's been quite a historic

if i'm offended ladies, come down toots. kidding!re offended, something more endearing. for the first time, something new. something you demanded. neil cavuto's holiday shopping tips for women! ♪ ♪ >> neil: some timely advice, ladies, for you looking to buy something for us. you may find the advice late but if you haven't followed the guidelines get back to the crowded mall and fix your mess now while you have a chance. tip number one, electronics. the truth is, men love electronics. tip two, processed meats and cheeses. for both sexes, i can't stress this enough. the gift that keeps giving. tip three, don't worry about buying something tacky. unlike you, lady, mean breathe tacky. tip four, don't worry about getting too big of a size. most men will eventually fit in to it anyway and we unlike you are not offended by 2x or 3x even if it's emblazed on the outside of the clothing for the world to see. it's happened to me. ve gift five, grit certificates are fine for men. restaurant certificates, better. restaurant and hickory farms gift

. >> we made tuna and the ball still had toot inside of it, sitting there for three days and grabbedand didn't have any milk so used jack daniels. >> yeah. >> with your captain crunch. >> you intravenously injected jack daniels, is this true? come on, one of you. hold your hands up. >> dumb and dumber. we thought it was a good idea. >> was it a good idea? >> we thought it was a good idea. i went to sleep really quickly. >> let me just, bigotry, do not try this at home. >> do not. >> how many times did you do it? >> actually it only happened once. >> it happened once and that's for me personally i went wait a second, we could have just easily drank this. this has gone way to too. >> there was really no reason to inject it. >> no, that's what we were like what are we doing. >> did it taste any better coming through your veins? >> exactly the same, drips down the back of your throat. >> without the pleasure of the sip as it were. >> i think that's the problem with this band, always trying to top ourselves. so that was one of those moments where we went, that was just stupid. >> that was

. >>> a teen slips into a coma during wisdom toot surgery and later dies, now her parents are suing the doctors, the suit claims the anesthesiologist and oral surgeon were negligent in their care. the suffered severe brain damage after being deprived of oxygen during that surgery. >>> whether you are going 25 or 55. the government says using a cell phone behind the wheel is unsafe at any speed, even when using a hands free device. here is adam may to report on whether local laws could soon be changing. >> reporter: the investigation into this chain reaction crash in missouri that left one student and one adult dead reveals the at fault driver was texting behind the wheel. >> this is becoming the new dui. it is -- it is becoming an epidemic. >> now the national transportation safety board issues a strict recommendation, urging a total ban on all cell phone use by drivers, no texting and no talking. >> i just think it is a huge step forward. >> russell heard sits next to a tree decorated with some of his daughter's favorite ornaments, she was killed by a texting driver. >> and traveling w

this holiday season there were liking hundreds out to the restaurants and bars -- likely hundreds out toot restaurants and bars. police are -- to the restaurants and bars. police are warning women to be extra careful even in areas where they feel safe. >> i walk around here even to martin luther king library and feel i'm very safe. so i'm very surprised to hear that that happened. >> i worked in this neighborhood for 20 years and it used to be you didn't walk by yourself and for the last 10, 15 years since the renovation of the city it's been great and i felt completely safe. so that's alarming. reporter: investigators may need your help on this one. the suspect description is vague other than he has a southern accent or drawl. so anyone with information is being asked to call d.c. police. >> we know the woman says she was assaulted. was anyone else in the area hurt during this? >> the baby was unharmed. police won't comment on the woman's injuries, but it's very terrifying for both of them. it had to be. >>> new tonight an airport authority officer is under arrest after an undercover stin

we'll go straight toot headlines and give you the -- to the headlines and give you the big picture over to 48 hours. for starters it's staying mile overnight, eventually closer to dawn -- mild overnight. eventually closer to dawn we'll drop to the mid-40s. there will be more light rain tomorrow south of d.c. a little wet snow could mix in in a few spots. i'm not sure the district will get in on this rain, not sure you will in northern maryland or even maryland, for that matter, but we'll keep an eye on that moisture. colder air is coming into town tomorrow night and the weekend. you'll see temperatures in the 40s by saturday and sunday. sunday morning in particular as well as late saturday night some of you could see flurries or snow showers, too. the quick moving disturbance will fly through the jet stream. you'll have to get up kind of early to see it. maybe they linger in midmorning on sunday. so your next three days look like this. 52 degrees tomorrow. we'll fall through the afternoon. clouds will increase rapidly, maybe a little sun in the morning. notice i'm showing some rain with

they feel like if i ask, i don't want to seem like i'm tooting my own horn.t if they take it away and give it to somebody else willing to make less money. we have to address the fundamental issue many women, i'm not saying all and not saying this is exclusively a female problem but many feel at a disadvantage at the bargaining table when it comes to jobs. >> i will tell you i've been working with clients over 20 years. unfortunately i have a lot of widows as clients as time has gone on. i found that the longer you work with somebody, a woman in particular, eventually they can be on the exact same plane as a man. once they crunch the numbers. as jeff said they may take longer in coming around but can be exact same with risk levels, setting up portfolios. they might not come in that way. but showing them how to get there, they are smart and -- >> that's why a lot of women are unemployed less than men. men came in with huge numbers, big impact, deep impact i call it whereas women were a little smarter looking at more of a long-term picture. that's why guys are b

senator baker once said in washington he to who does not toot his own horn may just find untreated. so what that is inoculation, the two shared a passage about my book that was written in posted by carl cannon, washington editor of real clear politics. .. >> senator leahy was one of the intended targets of a letter that was unopened. he remains to this day quite convinced that bruce ivins was not the only one responsible for this attack your in all of your research, did you find anything to support his contention that bruce ivins could not have acted alone? >> i did not. i was there in the senate hearing room on september 18, 2008 when senator leahy interrupted the fbi director to say that if bruce ivins was the perpetrator, that he, senator leahy, believes bruce ivins could've done this way, that there must be a car forces that could be charge, accessories before after the fact for murder in contrast to that assertion, i asked senator leahy's office to provide the basis for that assertion, and it never does appear to my knowledge senator leahy is never spelled out in public his thi