i went through and did the tutorial and answered the nine questions, it brought back bad memories of the sat's and i persevered. and i qualified for 25 programs and two questions, one, what is the government doing with all of these programs? why are they involved? noti for example, i qualified f family programs and assist the individual to determine the numbernd spacing of their children. now, i didn't really think that's the government's job. i really, i don't think i need any more assistance in that area. but the bigger question is, brenda, this is all basically free money. as you expand the trough, as you expand the access to people, people are going to flock to it. what does that do? it makes us beholden to government. the more beholden to government more bama on the leftnd government wants to raise taxes to feed that trough. >> brenda: i scored higher than you, i went on and i had more than 50 that i could do. >> 50? >> and susan, you say this is more efficient for government? >> it can be. it it counts counter intuitive, what happens in government you create a program, you see

the new line tutorial showing americans how to customize government benefits to suit you. >> to begine benefit finder you must first answer the nine core questions essential to narrowing your results. remember, the more questions you answer, the more likely you are to be eligible for the benefits that appear on your benefit results list. we hope this tutorial has helped you on your path to government benefits. >> so, point, click and pick your benefits. gary b, is this what the nation needs? >> absolutely not, brenda. in fact the opposite. and the whole concept, i think, is scary. i went through and did the tutorial and answered the nine questio, it brought back bad memories of the sat's and i persevered. and i qualified for 25 programs and two questions, one, what is the government doing with all of these programs? why are they involved? noti for example, i qualified for family programs and assist the individual to determine the number and spacing of their children. now, i didn't really think that's the government's job. i really, i don't think i need any more assistance in that area

. >>> dog gets a new toy for christmas. [ dog barking ] >> nothing like a little video tutorial to helpolve some common problems. this one we think is coming to us from japan. what problem do we need to solve? [ baby crying ] >> the crying baby. >> they need to put this on a plane. >> this is like the crying baby tutorial kind of infomercial, but they're not really selling you anything, they're teaching you how to make your baby stop crying in three seconds. first, you drink a glass of water. you slurp it. two steps, drink water, slurp it. yeah, that's it. blow some of it out of your mouth. >> we're in -- i don't think you can blow it out. >> let me try this. >> blow it out? what are you doing, a spit take in the baby's face? >> yeah, you can't. doesn't work. >> i am highly impressed right now. i want to see it work. >> does that mimic the sounds inside the womb? >> possibly. >> is that what's happening here? it sounds like home? >> that's what i'm guessing. >> that baby looked really a peace afterwards there. it really looked calm. >> we want to know if this works for you. try this out

we hope this tutorial helped you on your path to government benefits. neil: that's a youtube video on how you can log in to see how much the government can help you out. it's a menu for moreegovernment. benefits ala carte. after all, you're not paying for them. someone else is. now, we've given sheen to what amounts for government stuff. it's sort of like that ad that ran earlier this year, the benefit to food stamps in a feel-good radio commercial that probably would have made norman rockwell proud. remember this? >> look at margie, she looks amazing. >> she sure does. >> i wonder how she stays fit. what the secret? >> well, she said food stam benefits help her eat right and stays active too. neil: if i knew that, i would get food stamps. we added a gloss, spending is not a vice, but a virtue. it's on a menu. forget pick your program. we do this, it's pick your poisen. why this promotion drives us towards a fiscal ditchand weber from the u.k. says this is all perfectly fine. you don't have a problem? >> they are bit like, today, actually, 150 federal a

. >> reporter: kelly moore even set up classes, tutorials for small business owners, customers, to teach them how to survive tough times and it looked for bigger markets. a western regional player in the u.s., kelly moore now ships paint to china, japan, cambodia, vietnam. the driver? >> quality product for one and the second factor is that it's made if the u.s. that's what they seek. that's what they want. it's that quality. >> mike: what kelly moore seeks is the next great break through in paint. odorless, longer lasting, environmentally friendly. strides have been made in almost every area-- except one. >> it can't apply itself. that's something people always want it to do. >> mike: (laughs) >> it's-- a lot of it lately is about ease of application and saving time and time is money. >> mike: the color of money. always a good choice. >> mike: farming is a very difficult business and while technology and large corporate farms have made american agriculture some of the most productive in the world, small family farms are having a very difficult time surviving. unless they become very cre

the world's energy rich nations have all hidden under the south china sea china claims most of the tutorial for itself but india has also managed to get access by buying a stake in a vietnamese gas field shortly after hanoi accused chinese boat of sandwich dodging exploration india warned it's really to use force to defend its interests. the. longer term conflict but it's inevitable because these countries now large ambitions of becoming global actors and players both china and india have been pumping billions of u.s. dollars into their armies and navies holding drools on a regular basis and beijing has also announced its. police will soon start to board and inspect form vessels surely the vast oil reserves in the south china sea are just too big of a cash for neither china or india to pass up what is it really worth a conflict between the two economic power houses so is it really a game that neither can win the two asian giants can't afford any weaknesses and that would make it easier for other countries to take a bite of the vast resources the u.s. has long been increasing its economic an

situation which makes this unique in the world where you have a big city any suburban area is a separate tutorial entity it's like i didn't is it really necessary to have the most cohesion in it we just have a single greater moscow. it was night and you know there are certain rules and administration one and one rule says that you shouldn't create an unmanageable system at the most this may lead to serious consequences or even a disaster but the yep it bogs so i think that such a huge ante with a population of twenty million people and it would be extremely difficult. but today moscow and some fourteen to fifteen million people in the most green five million seven million seven million. so you have over twenty million all in all those who come from other places tourists transit travelers but i think you will agree that moscow is moscow and historically it is always called the shots for the most cohesion and indeed for all of russia. was and we bear no grudge because of that moscow is our capital it is the head of our country but i always say that the moscow region is the heart of russia post abou

this is the fourth fight is she tutorial that in the past two years for similar infractions. liotta says it agreed to pay the penalty without admitting any violation of the law. target plans to open a store in alameda next year. the store is scheduled to open in october at the element of the media landing shopping center at merck mariner square loop at star gal ave. the store will be about 140,000 square feet and provide 200 jobs. the minneapolis-based corp. opened 15 new stores stations nationwide in 2013. there's a toy recall >> there is a toy recall to tell you about. as for the toy called walter balz and its other varieties growing skulls, each to zero boards and fabulous flowers. the toy's absorb water and expand 400 times their original size. this can cause problems of child swallows one. a voluntary recall comes after a baby needed surgery to remove it after swallowing one last year. we will be right back. >> pollen wall street this morning were the opening bell and futures are positive. >> let's check the future of our weather today. we're getting out to a really cold

you assert that the islamic totalitarianism, you are saying that it has a tutorial at terry and winter.ave a sular >> we have those that we chosea, to undermine and replace. hosnib mubarak, even the odious qadhafi. yet what is their replacement?n the replacement from the get-goo we actually supported them of muslim brotherhood jihadist to have a supremacist outlook. and we are still, the late ambassador stevens unfortunateln chose to go intofo the jihadisti hotbed in libya, whichates back to our borders. they were fighting then. thank you so much for being witn us. lou: as the housing market really recovering? $17 trillion is riding on the answer. answer. thes ceo ♪ music kids will spend 22 minutes watching us, the super duper party troopers, sing about ants in their pants. brushing for two minutes now, can save your child from severe tooth pain later. two minutes twice a day. they have the time. how you doing? my name is steve. my family's lived in this neighborhood for years. recently, things got so tight we had to go to our local food bank for help. i lost a lot of sleep worrying about

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i did a five-minute tutorial. >> jimmy: what are the rules of sitting down on my show? that's okay. >> jimmy: you're doing all right for yourself. >> i love you. you look great, by the way. you like shrink every time i see you, weight-wise. >> jimmy: eventually i'll be four feet tall. you were at espn and then you got a job at fox, not only college football show, you are doing fox nfl sunday. >> right. >> jimmy: baseball, sports they don't even carry on the network. you're like the ryan seacrest of fox sports. >> yes. terry bradshaw is my nicki minaj. who would be my mariah carey? jimmy johnson with the hair? >> jimmy: i worked there. i worked with howie long and james brown -- how are you getting along? >> i'm the only female. michael strahan is on, jimmy johnson. i have a blast. >> jimmy: i worked with jimmy at the end. some did not like me. >> i heard that. >> jimmy: and hated me. >> i think that's false. >> jimmy: no, that is not false. >> say the one you think hates you. >> jimmy: i know howie long. >> i disagree. >> jimmy: how -- >> is there anyone better than i f

adam you were giving tutorial. yours still isn't working. >> this is an apple and iphone 5.address there in new york city. you see that red dot? that's my home address. right in the middle of central park. >> you don't live in central park. >> fortunately i don't live in the middle of central park. it's about 30 blocks off. it's never functioned properly. the question is why? is the google map really that much better? if you have an android phone with a google map system it worked really great. had you great mapping. now, with the apple iphone and the new google app. you get the same mapping. you get great mapping. investors and people who use iphones are loving the new google application. it's the number one download from the apple i store. and of the thousands upon thousands of people who have downloaded the application between last night and today 90% have given it a 5-star rating. apple has just scored a victory. they now have an equally good map as their competitor phone on android system. >> harris: you said we should smell something here? >> that's the conspiracy. a l

you hold tutorials. do you agree that the lesson of friday's shooting is educators like you, like you, should be given clearance to carry a firearm? >> absolutely not. and i also work with public school teachers in philadelphia and pittsburgh and chicago and some of the most challenged areas of this nation and not one of the teachers i work with, and thee face these threats on a daily basis, not one of the teachers i work with would advocate something like this. not only does it distract from what we need to be talking about, the real issues about common sense gun safety, about mental health, about the culture of violence, but every time you hear someone on any television screen saying we should be purchasing more guns in response to this, to me they're just in bed with the nra. to me they're just aligned with the leadership in the nra which is in bed with the gun lobby, a highly resourced lobby that controls too many of our politicians at the state and national level. i'm sorry, but governor rick perry

as we learned in this tutorial, all you have to do to play is log on to the worldwide web, click your way onto an online gambling site, open an account with your credit card, choose your game, and pull up a seat at a virtual table. >> so, like, these people could be playing from anywhere in the world. they could be here in the united states. they could be, you know, in india. they could be in south africa. >> we should tell you that this $18-billion industry is illegal in the u.s., but the ban is almost impossible to enforce since the internet sites and the computers that randomly deal the cards and keep track of the bets are located offshore, beyond the jurisdiction of u.s. law enforcement. and unlike land-based casinos, there is almost no official regulation, enforcement, or supervision. but it hasn't stopped thousands of mostly young men from making this their livelihood. todd witteles, a former computer scientist turned poker pro, says you no longer have to go to vegas to find a high-stakes game. >> here, you could do it from your own living room. you don't have to get dressed. yo

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putting it into a dialogue and a reasonable dialogue that included such things as these very affective tutorials by secretary of state shultz. the inf treaty was a victory on both sides. look at these issues in the future. i must qualify that by saying every issue, every country has unique aspects. you can say simply because something worked in one situation it is going to work in another. however, the idea that you have to get some understanding of a strategic relationship which is not threatening in order to solve these problems of arms reduction is very true. it was not a matter as many people seem to think of getting the right formula such as walk in the woods for what not. it was rather a matter of going back to basics, why are we doing this? wouldn't we both be better off if we could do something else? that is what we finally got across to inf and subsequently a lot of other things. >> thank you very much. a preview presented marvelous insights to what is going on at the time, building up to the inf treaty and you have all three of you spend a good bit of time talking about two personaliti

if you go to minnesota's website you see a tutorial. that is terrific.ave until next october but people better start learning now. i think you're better off living in a state with an exchange. bill: you deal with medicine every day. this is your profession. that's why we have you sitting here. you say the states better understand their own distribution of healthcare better than washington does? >> by far because the insurance companies are state by state. they can't go across state lines. when an insurance company has a problem in a state they go to the state government, not the federal government. the states are used to dealing with insurance companies. i hope people are out there living in a state with an exchange. bill: you can put states in one category or the other. that seems to be way they are breaking down. we're waiting for two states to make a decision. virginia and florida. both with republican governors. we'll see what they say. >> bill, there will be a lot of confusion and a lot of money spent. i'll tell you that. bill: dr. marc siegel. than

it was a tutorial on how to report the news coming out of that part of the world.'s move on from that, and of course, the nation will continue to remember general schwarzkopf today. but we have some things that are making headlines. before you get it in, is a saltpeter? >> no, they are trying to keep the united states on track to lead in 2013. these are the same people who burn down schools, those who would shoot people that dare teach women. these are nasty people. all they are trying to do is get the heat off long enough so that they can come back in power and funds that country further back into medieval times. they are not negotiating in good faith. harris: talk to me about the taliban. afghanistan versus pakistan. and our relationship with that terror group. >> first off, this is all happening in the northwest province of pakistan. the border area on the afghan side. but the bottom line is -- they call themselves a religious organization. all they are doing is using religion as a false front. this is a criminal organization. they make their money by smuggling

it into a dialogue and a reasonable dialogue that included such things as these very affect their tutorialst, the inf treaty was a big treat for both sides by the time we made it and i think it is a model and lucky not the sorts of issues in the future. i would qualify that i say and i think every issue, every country has unique aspects. you can't say simply because something worked in one situation is going to work in another. however, the idea that you have to get some understanding of the strategic relationship, which is not threatening in order to solve these problems of arms production is very true. it is not a matter as many people seem to think of just getting the right formula, such as walk in the woods so what not. it was rather a matter of going back to basics. why are we doing this? when we both be better off if we could do something else? that's what we finally got a crop with ins and subsequently on a lot of other subjects. >> thank you very much. the three of you presented marvelous insight into what it is that is going on at bedtime, building up to the inf treaty. you've spen

i arrived at oxford, and i was told of tutorial work. in my first year of residence at the college, emboldened by stories, i decided to write to a senator who was a member of the senate foreign relations committee but not yet its chairman. he was in the midst of an in battled relationship with senator joseph mccarthy of wisconsin region -- he was in the midst of an in battle -- embattled relationship with senator joseph mccarthy of wisconsin. i senator fulbright and i shared common experiences. senator fulbright and i won scholarships and chose to study at pembroke college. both of us focused much attention on it government and economics at oxford. both of us were blessed with the same tudor. -- tutor. both of us were elected from states in the interior of the u.s. that were not associated with international interests. both of us sought a weat on the foreign relations committee and ascended to the chairmanship. senator fulbright holds the record as the longest serving chairman of the foreign relations committee, a tenure in stretching fr

there's nothing i love more than to hear dick lugar give a tutorial on any country in the world, and he can do so; he can talk knowledgeably and teach us about any country in the world. that is the depth of his experience, his knowledge, his expertise. dick has also always been a voice of reason in the senate. no matter how bitter the debate, he has always stood by his values and engaged in thoughtful discussions that result in solutions. and that is why his advice has so often been sought by presidents, military leaders, crab necabinet secretaries, gov, and so many of his colleagues, including me. as dick lugar returns to private life, he left behind so many years ago, his advice will continue to be sought after and, i hope, heeded. his knowledge and in insight wil still be valued and the example of his decency and civility that he has set throughout his life should guide us ar all. the people of indiana and of america are grateful for his service, and i am so grateful for his friendship and guidance over the years that we have served together. thank you, mr. president. the presidin

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