to $ 740 billion, more than the european bailout, to make the unicorn party dreams come true. their coal plants are still burning overtime because the wind power and all all of the other green projects are not connected to the electricity grid. you have many major german corporations getting subsidies from the government says he have to pay energy taxes. we see photographs in the newspaper and on german television of german pensioners huddling around 25 watt lightbulbs to keep warm. >> i think that is a little exaggerated. yes, there is a big problem, and yes the power network needs to be expanded. >> most expensive in europe? >> but it is good. >> because they try to make the switch to solar and wind. >> exactly, and in france you pay so little for energy, but it is not the true price. nobody is paying the true cost of energy in france. i think germany is still a step ahead compared to france because -- >> where are you going to get the $ 750 ilya and to connect all of those systems to the grade? >> this is the front-page story of the wall street journal this friday. merkel u

they said we're going to have a unicorn and one of the sponsors said a real unicorn. at that point the guy does, what do i tell her? i don't want to ruin her world. >> you tell her that's absolutely right. our satellite time has run short. it's great having you on the show. i'm hoping this is your biggest tv hit because i want to do this again next year for season 2. >> thanks, marty. >> have great day . >> you too, bud. take care of you'res. yourself. bye-bye. >> this show tonight on the keene 13 i don't know how it can't be a hit. >>> we're taking a break and coming right back with more of the eyewitness news morning e edition. if rz e -- with more of the eyewitness news morning e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now updated weather and traffic together. >>> the mid 50s now. 76 going to be the high. clouds will give way to a pretty good amount of sun today. now here is sharon with a butt load of problems at wjz traffic control. >>> good morning. unfortunately the news is not good. all lanes blocked right now on 795 southbound at ownings mills boulevard. your alternate is reist

get a unicorn tattooed on your leg. >> i drew it up. the first tattoo.was probably the dumbest tattoo i have ever seen. >> reporter: the mythical high-flying unicorn set the standard for the league. the pressure mounted in season two's tattoo finale. a game decided by a polarizing southpaw quarterback from denver. >> it came down to the wire and tim tebow had his one incredible fantasy week where he scored 29 points to put them ahead. >> tebow is inside the five, to the goal line. touchdown! >> reporter: the tim tebow onslaught buried ron mason's team, the mason jar team. >> that is the care bears and tim tebow in the middle. >> we decided to do uniforms and a cast on matt forte and adrien peterson. gimping around. >> reporter: when the third season started, trash talk escalated and the drama reached critical mass. >> adam palmer, right before the league started, wrote a huge, huge scathing article about me on our wall titled "fantasy football league star, spud mann, gets second tattoo." revenge a dish best served with a tattoo. >> sadly, i ended up in l

peaceful, thousands of lives are saved and a and they get married and live happily ever after with unicorns and rainbows! >> it sounds simple but i am sure it is an arduous task, complex task the committee members that were listening to our committee chair there, mr. chair, our secretary of state rightfully agonized over for hours and hours. >> john mccain finding ways to pass the time during that senate foreign relations hearing committee on syria, that is senator mccain on his phone playing poker. [ applause ] >> stewart: hey, man, is this possible global conflagration interrupting your video poker time? well, you have been talking hawkish issue for a year and this is your time to shine and this you can't be bothered because you are about to beat stash man 42? you know what, senator? go. rascal scooter and a bucket of quarters and play all the video owe poker you want, $9.99 prime rib, go to the, go to an actual casino and pretend like you actually know what the government should. do how about that? [ cheers and applause ] >> stewart: i tell you what it is obama should have done! >> play

. >> does anybody have a picture of putin feeding a unicorn to a dragon while riding a puma? look at this. >> what did you get? >> there's putin riding a puma feeding a unicorn head. >> who is that from? >> a guy named darth. he should be sponsored by gillette. look at that chest. >> he needs a manziere. he needs a bro, possibly. >> tim, thank you very much. >>> breaking news. exchange executives who met today to discuss the nasdaq flash freeze are issuing their meeting postmortems including the head of the nasdaq, eamon javers, what are we hearing? >> today's meeting organized was an important and constructive step forward to address the soundness and reliability of critical infrastructure underpipiunderpip i underpinning the u.s. capital markets. she also calls the meeting constructive, that's sort of the typical language that you get after one of these high-level meetings. what's not typical here is she provides a list of action items, the participating exchanges in today's meeting are going to be expected to do now that the meeting has ended. among those, she says she wan

it is like outlawing unicorns. use care in a tuple and create enough anti-muslim hysteria, at least they feel they are having some impact. it is a negative impact, but it seems to be with a one. >> we hear a lot of anti-muslim rhetoric coming from politicians. so many of our congressional leaders -- i remember hearing peter king calling for a hearing on islam. >> i have seen people kill kill al qaeda guys and yell out ala akbar. >> for people who don't know, can you explain what this means? >> it means god is great. it is one of the most common phrases muslims under. every day you pray, he say it. you see in your daily life. senator mccain brickley mentioned that -- correctly mentioned that. pundits and extremists are constantly manufacturing these false controversies. it is utter nonsense, but people believe it and they are willing to believe it. >> how does rhetoric like this, coming from politicians, really impact the way that americans are formulating their attitudes toward the muslim american community? >> our

it's unicorns and rainbows. >> if it only were that simple. today as president obama and putin are in the same room together despite being on different planets when it comes to who was telling the truth about syria. we'll have a live report from russia coming up. anthony weiner in action yet again. we'll show you the latest meltdown. and to be fair, we'll put it in proper context. all i'll say is this one absolutely different than the others was personal. and we couldn't handle the truth. well, jack nicholson, is he retiring? is he? we'll clarify whether the acting legend is done or not. this is "way too early". good morning, everybody. brian shactman here. also want to point out my red sox sent a message to the rest of the american league, we're pretty good at heading the baseball. they hit quite a few out of the park last night. samsung pretty good at stealing attention away from apple. we'll look into whether the new watch is a big deal or not. is it an ipod

barring a magic unicorn, what is anybody going to create?t's so much innovation that's happened in a short period of time. the expectations are high for apple. and so they haven't -- i think the watch is going to be something people are going to be looking at. >> the smartwatch? >> the smartwatch. >> what about apple tv? >> they already have apple tv, they're probably going to improve the software but it's not going to be new. if you take your phone to someone's house that has apple tv, you can stream it on for system without signing in or signing them off, that's to meet the chrome cast which is google's offer where you can push anything to the television. >> when will they make a bigger screen? i understand this phone will probably go to 4.3, which is minuscule. why not 5? >> they have reasons. power reasons. all kinds -- they give lots of reasons when they talk about it. tim talked about that, why they don't do it. i think that's a good question. apple's always marched to its own drummer, its own look, so i think it's very hard for them t

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he said a real unicorn? he didn't know what to say. no, a pony with a prosthesis.e. they talked about a giant coffee pot over coffee. it started to rain hot brown coffee. it sounded like a prince song. that's a great. forget starbucks. it's pretty wild. >> do you still have time for standup? >> once in a while. i do thinks called "settlest." they put subjects behind you. what do you thing of this subject. it's very much, you know, like putting together a 20-minute improv set or seven minutes is how much you get. >> how much is improv s. >> i knew where you were going. >> what's that? >> my socks. >> norah, i thought they were hello kitty socks. >> thank you. i really am a 3-year-old. one does love the change of color. >> this is the thing about you. i think you're in a good place. personally you're married to your wife susan. you met her at the apple store. >> go, girl. get the new iphone 5. it's amazing that a phone talks to you. siri. >> turn it off, robin. >> this is what i want to talk to you about. >> my phone has a moral gps on it. the girl you're texting is

private and public are putting prisoners to work for extremely low wages the federal prison industry unicorn and those are the people who make military uniforms and repair homebodies that are destroyed in afghanistan the average high is the average salary for people working at unocal or is less than a dollar fifty per hour which is just shows the high level of almost slave type wages sweatshop wages no doubt that are happening in prisons and it's the biggest fortune five hundred companies like i said american airlines bank of america they're all involved in this was a really just modern day slavery i mean that is i don't dollar you know i thought they were only making license plates until i heard that b.p. actually to outsource prison labor to stage these photo ops of cleanups on the beach and i just couldn't believe that that was happening you know it's interesting eugene we repeated going here. but the reason top bankers can't be prosecuted because of the devastating effect to have on the communities the company why is that same standard not applied to entire communities that are inflicted

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promote anti muslim hysteria and this is one vehicle for doing it it's like passing a law to outlaw unicorns but if you can scare enough people promoted enough anti muslim hysteria. at least they feel they're having some impact it's a negative impact but that seems to be what they want and of course we hear a lot of anti muslim right directly coming from politicians so many of our congressional leaders are a number not too long ago hearing rep peter king call for hearings on the islamization of america and then recently we heard senator lindsey graham talk about the phrase allow akbar let's take a listen to what he said. allah akbar. associate with the war chant it doesn't it's not exclusively owned by al-qaeda obscene people kill al qaeda guys in yellow bar but it is when somebody yells i log bar in the mideast duck it is not like hey how you doing lindsay it is not you know it is so war chant so he says it's like uttering a word chant first of all for people that don't know can you explain what this phrase. means god is great it's one of the most common phrases uttered by muslims every tim

promote anti muslim hysteria and this is one vehicle for doing it it's like passing a law to outlaw unicorns but if you can scare enough people promoted off anti muslim hysteria. at least they feel they're having some impact it's a negative impact but that seems to be what they want and of course we hear a lot of and muslim rhetoric coming from politicians so many of our congressional leaders i remember not too long ago hearing rep peter king call for hearings on the islamization of america and then recently we heard senator lindsey graham talk about the phrase a la akbar let's take a listen to what he said. akbar is associated with a war chant it doesn't it's not exclusively owned by al qaeda i've seen people kill al qaeda guys in yellow bar but it is when somebody yells a lot bar in the mideast i duck it is not like hey how you doing lindsay it is not a you know it's a war chant so he says it's like uttering a word chant first of all for people that don't know can you explain what this phrase a la barre means god is great it's one of the most common phrases uttered by muslims every time yo

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possibly a unicorn even.escribe "parts unknown" as a series of essays, standalone essays that generally try to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from. but not always. you know, food is the entryway. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world. but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up from the meal and wander off elsewhere. myanmar. after 50 years of nightmare, something unexpected is happening here and it's pretty incredible. not too long ago, even filming here officially as an open western film crew would have been unthinkable. in twech, a japanese journalist was shot point-blank and killed filming a street demonstration. be seen with anybody talking to a camera and there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. yet so far, confronted with our cameras, a few smiles and mostly indifference at worst. shocking considering how recently the government has sta

possibly a unicorn even. >> i describe parts unknown as a series of essays, stand alone essays that generally to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from, but not always. food is the entry way. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world. but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up from the meal and wander off elsewhere. >> myanmar, after 50 years of nightmare something unexpected is happening here and it's pretty incredible. not too long ago, even filming here officially as an open film crew would have been unthinkable. in 2007 a japanese journalist was shot point-blank and killed filming a street demonstration. be seen talking to anybody with a camera and there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. yet so far confronted with our cameras, a few smiles and mostly indifference at worst. shocking considering how recently the government started to relax its grip. >> you heard the sleeping call? >> we lost a dining car. >> our original car is l

and the sponsor went a real unicorn? no, it's a pony with a -- i had to talk him through it.ring coffee into a cup over time square but didn't factor in wind. so it started to spray time square with the hot coffee and a hot brown rain which sounds like a prince song. i imagine time square -- hey, that'd be great. forget starbucks. but it was pretty wild. but he's been the adviser. my character isn't him, but he advises us. >> do you still have time for stand-up? >> there's this thing called set list which is like a one-man improv show where they flash subjects behind you. one of the subjects was introverted dictators. that's all you going, whoo. very much like putting together a 20-minute improv set or 7 minutes. >> how much of the script in the show is you -- >> 23.5% improv. 23.5. i knew where she was going. you dancing? there's one dance number and it's a ballet. it's an interpretive dance, there i dance to the meet and now thank you. >> show your socks. >> what is that? >> that's my libre socks. >> i thought they were hello kitty socks. >> i really am a 3-year-old. put on

possibly a unicorn even.escribe "parts unknown" as a series of essays, standalone essays that generally try to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from. but not always. you know, food is the entryway. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world. but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up from the meal and wander off elsewhere. myanmar. after 50 years of nightmare, something unexpected is happening here and it's pretty incredible. not too long ago, even filming here officially as an open western film crew would have been unthinkable. in 2007, a japanese journalist was shot point-blank and killed filming a street demonstration. be seen with anybody talking to a camera and there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. yet so far, confronted with our cameras, a few smiles and mostly indifference at worst. shocking considering how recently the government has star

i mean, because i drink caffeine every day and lawn mower, unicorn, trumpet pants. [ laughter ] i meani mean, blorf. [ laughter ] that was for tina. that was for tina, yeah, i think she liked that. >> steve: what -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i got to show you a clip of this guy. oh, my goodness. i feel bad for this guy. you're going to go nuts. this guy in alabama, he's a poet. he appeared on this local news show to showcase his abilities as a spoken word poet. when they asked him to perform, he decided to just freestyle and not read out of his books. he just wanted to freestyle his poems. he had a little trouble. check it out. >> you're going to do a spoken word for us now, right? >> right. >> and tell us what we're about to hear. >> it's just a freestyle. >> okay. >> i'm just going to pick it up as i go. >> freestyle. well, let me sit back. go ahead, marshall. >> okay. [ laughter ] years ago they try to -- years ago they try to -- put me in the -- [ laughter ] >> do you want to try to read something from your book? >> yes. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: "yes, definitely. that's

possibly a unicorn even.escribe "parts unknown" as a series of essays, standalone essays that generally try to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from. but not always. you know, food is the entryway. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world. but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up from the meal and wander off elsewhere. myanmar. after 50 years of nightmare, something unexpected is happening here and it's pretty incredible. not too long ago, even filming here officially as an open professional western film crew would have been unthinkable. in 2007, a japanese journalist was shot point-blank and killed filming a street demonstration. be seen with anybody talking to a camera and there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. yet so far, confronted with our cameras, a few smiles and mostly indifference at worst. shocking considering how recently the govern

possibly a unicorn even. i would describe "parts unknown" as a series of essays or stand-alone essays that generally try to focus on the subject of food and where it comes from, but not always. you know, food is the entry way. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world, but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up from the meal and wander off elsewhere. myanmar, after 50 years of nightmare, something unexpected is happening here and it's pretty incredibly. years ago, even filming here would have been unthinkable. in 2007, a japanese journalist was shot point-blank and killed filming a street demonstration. be sign talking to anybody with a camera, there would likely be a knock on your door in the middle of the night. yet so far confronted with our cameras, a few smiles, mostly indifference at worst, shocking considering how recently the government has started to relax its grip. >> so we lost a d