the woman on the other end went "a real unicorn?" has all the different stories. things that-up have to do in the ad agency. wonderful. we have brad garrett, ed asner. >> jimmy: matter of fact. want to ask you. brad garrett. fred savage there, a beard. harlem globetrotters are there too. what happened, how did this happen? >> who lost that bet. this happened. one part of the episode is that brad when he wants. he is my partner. lou else is louis, when he wants to do a pitch. doesn't want to screw it up. brought in the harlem globetrotters to distract me. they were going, the poor little white boy can't play for [ bleep ]. it was kind of wonderful. this is, we have had, harlem globetrotters, victoria's secret models. a wonderful day. >> jimmy: was it. put on your mork suspenders. >> nothing else. those models are like deer ein thong. they walk like this, hello. you should see, guys that showed up. guys coming from miles away. i just want to see what is going on today. >> jimmy: when you get the catalog. >> i know her! and you too? yes

a budget that reaches beyond, you know, sort of a continuing resolution is a unicorn these days on capitolill. >> absolutely. the interesting thing about how democrats have handled this is they've been pretty masterful in turning this into a question of republicans once again not wanting to close these loopholes. it gives them a little bit of cover, frankly. democrats are absolutely opposed to any kind of changes to entitlement reform. progressives have already come out and said we've killed this deal because we're going to make sure we're going to protect the entitlement reforms. they're not catching much heat because republicans are sort of viscerally reacting to these questions about the loopholes. so long as they're able to do that, i don't see any reason for certainly democrats to move towards them and republicans are further entrenched. it sets up this dynamic like you say. you're not going to have the form bill. you're not going to have immigration reform. >> how about we dumb down success even further and just keep the government hope? it becomes a standard. >> that's where we're a

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possibly a unicorn even. i describe it as a series of stand-alone essays that try to focus on food and where it comes from. food is the entryway. i am a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'll always 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 started to relax its grip. >> so you heard -- >> what? we lost a dining car her

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our first guest is an emmy-nominated actress and musician who radiates rainbows, unicorns and multicoloredng she does her show is called "new girl" watch it at 9:00 tuesdays on fox, please welcome zooey deschanel. [ applause ] >> hi, how are you? >> i'm doing good. >> good to see you, too. >> this is like your favorite time of the year? this zone that we're in right now? >> i do love the zone. >> the halloween to christmas zone. >> i do love it. it makes me feel wonderful. >> is thanks giving a highlight there? >> thanksgiving, i love thanksgiving for the family togetherness. i don't love the food. >> really? >> which is what most people love, and i understand it's controversial. >> most people dislike their families and -- >> love the food. it's true. i actually love my family, don't like thanksgiving food. because, well, let me just lay it out. most of it is beige or gray. >> yeah. >> i just don't find appetizing. so you have turkey which is beige. >> yeah. >> stuffing, beige. machined potatoes, off white. i mean, pumpkin pie is like orange beige. >> uh-huh. >> it's a lot of beige, i jus

and it's like a unicorn. you don't see them every day.g. >> skinny girl started during "the real housewives of new york." bethenny was the only entrepreneur of the group. she said to me, what's the point of being on tv if you have nothing to sell? >> staff writer megan wrote "forbes" 2011 celebrity list cover story about bedny. here's how she came up with the skinny girl margarita. >> she was at a restaurant one night order are her standard drink which is fresh lime juice, tequila, a little triple sec. they decided to call it the skinny girl margarita. given that happened on television, it was a perfect opportunity to build the brand. >> the idea that bethenny really hit upon was the average margarita at a restaurant that you love has 400 or 500 calories. were not create something that tastes as great but only has 100 calories? it's easy to create a solution in a way that says light or diet or something like that. the idea that it was created around this idea of skinny. and it gave it a personify instantly. and the silhouette and the name

pineapples and unicorns and palm trees. >> jimmy: they're super fun.> it's called fine by danni jones. and you can go to dannijo.com. it's online. >> jimmy; dannijo.com. pal i don't mean to bring you down here, but "parks and rec," coming to an end for you. >> for me. for me. not for you guys. >> jimmy: for you. not the show yet. sad. >> it's really sad. >> jimmy: we're gonna miss you. >> i know. i know. >> jimmy: you tweet a picture of the cast. what a great cast. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love them so much. >> jimmy: how many seasons were you on? >> this is the sixth season. i've been on since, you know, number one episode. so, i know. >> jimmy: what is happening with your character? >> well, i'm pregnant, preggers. thank you. not in real life. >> jimmy: i know, yeah. >> you know is different, right? tv is not real -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not a reality show? >> this is not a reality show. >> jimmy: what? >> yeah it's totally different. so you're kind of into that ear cuff. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, i'm so not into -- >> you're uncomfort

well, i have to tell you, a conservative on a university faculty is as rare as a unicorn. [laughter] they have suppressed free speech. they wiped it out in our universityings. oh, people think, oh, yeah, it's all free. yeah, you're free to have this left wing opinion, liberal opinion, and if you're conservative, you're free to be harassed and puppished by the professors if you have conservative opinions. that's a state of the universities today. i conducted a seven-year campaign on the simple principle where there's a controversial issue in a classroom, the professor should present two sides in a fair-minded way and let the students make up their minds. that was my whole proposal. books on both sides. for this, i was tarred and feathered across the country. the let wing rose up in arms to condemn me to a demonstration against me wherever i went. that's the state of the country today. what is this left? what makes it tick? why does it think the way it thinks? how does it think? the first thing to know about the left is that it believes that people are good at heart, that we

it's like a unicorn.y day and it's amazing. >> skinny girl started with the real housewives of new york. she was the only entrepreneur. what's the point of being on tv if you have nothing to sell. >> they wrote forbes 100 list cover story about betheny. this is how he came up with the skinny girl margarita. >> she was at a restaurant ordering her standard drink fresh lime juice tequila and triple sec. they called it the skinny girl margarita. >> given that it happened on television it was a perfect opportunity to build a brand. >> the idea that bethany hit upon is the average margarita at the restaurant that you love has 4 or 500 calories. why not create something that tastes as great but only 100 calories. it is easy to make it light. the idea that it was created around the idea of skinny it gave it a personality instantly and a silhouette and a name. changed the entire dynamic of it. >> kevin george is the chief marketing office in chicago. his company bought skinny girl cocktails for an estimated $100

does this guy sing about sunshine, unicorns? would not find anything misogynist in his lyrics. >> i don't know, i've never listened to him. all right, coming up. >> "thrift shop," you've heard that. >> no, i haven't. >> sing it. come on, come on. >> ♪ you got to go to the thrift shop ♪ >> yeah, that's exactly how it goes. well done. >> just like that. ♪ i got $20 in my pocket >> keep you were day jobs. >> what do dennis rodman, anthony weiner and miley cyrus have in common? they're not going to bob's thanksgiving feast. they did make "gq's" least influential list for 2013. what is weiner doing right there? and some other losers made the list too. next on "the five." test >>> list of 25th least influential people. coming in fifth place, the pope, justin bieber, anthony weeper, paula deen and dennis rodman. coming in sixth place, miley cyrus. she should have been in first. >> i have a couple issues with the list. they say president obama and edward snowden, i would disagree with you. they're not the least influentials. does any of

does this guy sing about sunshine, unicorns?e we would not find anything misogynist in his lyrics. >> i don't know, i've never listened to him. all right, coming up. >> "thrift shop," you've heard that. >> no, i haven't. >> sing it. come on, come on. >> ♪ you got to go to the thrift shop ♪ >> yeah, that's exactly how it goes. well done. >> just like that. ♪ i got $20 in my pocket >> keep you were day jobs. >> what do dennis rodman, anthony weiner and miley cyrus have in common? they're not going to bob's thanksgiving feast. they did make "gq's" least influential list for 2013. what is weiner doing right there? and some other losers made the list too. next on "the five." my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect mfamily. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn'

and it's like a unicorn. you don't see them every day. >> skinny girl started during "the real housewives of new york." bethenny was the only entrepreneur of the group. she said to me, what's the point of being on tv if you have nothing to sell? >> staff writer megan wrote "forbes" 2011 celebrity list cover story about bedny. here's how she came up with the skinny girl margarita. >> she was at a restaurant one night order are her standard drink which is fresh lime juice, tequila, a little triple sec. they decided to call it the skinny girl margarita. given that happened on television, it was a perfect opportunity to build the brand. >> the idea that bethenny really hit upon was the average margarita at a restaurant that you love has 400 or 500 calories. were not create something that tastes as great but only has 100 calories? it's easy to create a solution in a way that says light or diet or something like that. the idea that it was created around this idea of skinny. and it gave it a personify instantly. and the silhouette and the name.

. >> it is dubbed the asian unicorn because it's horns are close together. there are believed to be only a few hundred that actually exist. >> cute. there you go. that's your photo of the day. thanks for watching "around the world." guess who's in next? >> don lemon. have a great weekend, everybody. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> right now, the house is getting ready to decide on a new obama care plan. the republican bill would override the president's fix, but will democrats join the chorus? stay with us on that. . right now president obama gearing up for a critical meeting on his health care fix. he is holding talks with insurance company ceos. the white house briefing getting under way right now. right now, stocks are on the cusp of reaching a key milestone really, the dow is up again today and marching toward 16,000, but is it a sign of a recovering economy or a bubble just waiting to burst? >>> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. do not adjust your tv sets. wolf will be back with you on monday. we are moments away now from that vote in the house that

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. >> unicorn. >> lost tribe of barack where we do exist.y impetus to make the first best man, wasn't seeing myself represented as a human being, as an american. and then people are educated and have faults and desires and dislikes and i wanted to show a full representation of very different black people also. all educated but very different characteristics. >> how is it to be back with the whole group there. was it like a family reunion? >> like riding a bike. one thing malcolm did, a week before we started filming, we got together and wauxed the original and that got us back into the mode. one thing about malcolm's writing with this film, not just black relationships and black stories and black issues. anybody who comes to the movie can relate to the characteristics. >> and how we feel people of color when you see a jennifer aniston movie, i see a romantic comedy and that is the ultimate goal here and that's why movies like this are needed. you're not going to a black film. you're going to a romantic comedy that features a cast like this f

. >> it is dubbed the asian unicorn because it's horns are close together.to be only a few hundred that actually exist. >> cute. there you go. that's your photo of the day. thanks for watching "around the world." guess who's in next? >> don lemon. have a great weekend, everybody. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> right now, the house is getting ready to decide on a new obama care plan. the republican bill would override the president's fix, but will democrats join the chorus? stay with us on that. . right now president obama gearing up for a critical meeting on his health care fix. he is holding talks with insurance company ceos. the white house briefing getting under way right now. right now,

seems every time we get we areny from the agency told that it is sunshine and roses and tulips and unicorns, everything is great. we look at the numbers and say that is not true. we think it is far worse and you're telling us. it is always no, no, no. it is all fine. lo and behold, we were right. our concern was well wanted that we'renow know going to have 1.7 billion dollars go from treasury to fha. i know you said it is not a bailout. first of all come he would that it is actual money. we have had 1.7 billion dollars go from treasury to fha. that is correct, right? yes. >> is been moved to fha, right? >> is intergovernmental. >> the transfer has been made. >> these are real dollars, yes? >> yes. bailout, what't a you consider a bailout? >> couchman, let me say two things. i do think this whole conversation about bailout or no bailout is really beyond the point. i want to go to the fact that your earlier statement about us saying it's roses and then it is not, what we have been saying all along is that we have independent actuary and we have independent budget we estimate that is made by t

the "washington post" illustrated the illusive enroll lee as an imaginary unicorn. the white house went from disputing there was a problem to full damage control, even giving reporters names of people enrolled. in fact, that's how we found paul in salt lake city. after days of trying he broke through the log jam and enrolled in a savings of more than $700 a month. >> i was really happy, ecstatic. i was thinking, wow, i'm finally going to be insured. >> but he is the exception. only nine went through the federal website. it's more than the website causing concern. a cbs news analyst shows that 3 million people will lose their current insurance because it does not comply with new obama care standards. the white house says most of them have junk policies that provide no real coverage but that's not the real story. bob has been in the insurance industry for more than 40 years. >> my wife and i have an individual insurance policy and i can tell you it's a cadillac plan. >> he was told he's losing his cadillac policy and what he's getting comes with a price tag. >> it cos

the "washington post" illustrated the illusive enroll lee as an imaginary unicorn.the white house went from disputing there was a problem to full damage control, even giving reporters names of people enrolled. in fact, that's how we found paul in salt lake city. after days of trying he broke through the log jam and enrolled in a savings of more than $700 a month. >> i was really happy, ecstatic. i was thinking wow, i'm finally going to be insured. >> but he is the exception. only nine went through the federal website. it's more than the website causing concern. a cbs news analyst shows that 3 million people will lose their current insurance because it does not comply with new obama care standards. the white house says most of them have junk policies that provide no real coverage but that's not the real story. bob has been in the insurance industry for more than 40 years. >> my wife and i have an individual insurance policy and i can tell you it's a cadillac plan. >> he was told he's losing his cadillac policy and what he's getting comes with a price tag. >> it costs

"the washington post" listed it as an imaginary unicorn. they went into damage control even giving names to reports who enrolled. that's how we found phil cher bert this salt lake city. >> i don't know anyone else. >> they struggled to find affordable insurance because of a preexisting condition. after days of trying he broke through and enrolled at a savings of more than $700 a month. >> i was happy. ecstatic. wow. i'm finally insured. >> he is the exception. of 63 success stories from the white house, only nine went through the federal website. it's more than the website causing concern. the analysis shows three million people were told they would lose their current insurance because it doesn't comply with new standards. most of them have just policies that provide no real coverage. that's not the full story. bob has been in the insurance city for 40 years. >> my wife and i have an individual health insurance policy and the cadillac plan. >> he was new to the high quality policy and replacement comes with a higher price tag. >> the closes

every time we get testimony from the agency we are told that its sunshine and roses and tulips and unicorns, everything is great. and w look at the numbers and sy that's not true. we think it's far worse than you were telling us. and it's always no, no, no. it's all fine. and lo and behold, we were right. our concern was well warranted because we now know that we are going to have almost $1.7 billion go from treasury to fha. and i know that you said is not a bailout. first of all, you would agree its actual money but this isn't accounted we've actually had $1.7 billion go from treasury to fha, that's correct, right? >> it all stays in treasury accounts, but yes. >> it's been moved to fha, right? >> to our accountant treasury, yes. >> the transfer has been made. >> correct. >> right. and these are real dollars, yes? >> yes. >> okay. i just want to be clear on the bailout fund. if this isn't a bailout, what do you consider a bailout? >> so, congressman, let me say two things because i do think this whole conversation about bailout-novell is really beyond the point and i want to go to -- bailo

given the month we had in october, is expecting a grand bargain like expecting a unicorn sighting yourbackyard? >> well, i will suggest that the tone was not good during the government shutdown and the near hit with the economic default. but i believe with a bipartisan outcome, alex, where democrats produced 198, all of us in house voting in favor of reopening government, avoiding the economic key fault and going to the conference table naming the conferrees. i believe that there was a bipartisan spirit that brought us to the table hopefully that will continue, but it needs to be bold and balanced. it needs to include revenues and it needs to do belt tightening and closing loopholes as the president said, that just don't create jobs. we need to invest where we must after cutting where we can. >> okay. i'm going to call it bold balanced and bipartisan. b cubed. thank you very much. >> there you go. it's great to join you. >> thank you so much. let's go now to the weather. residents in central texas are cleaning up after heavy rinse and flooding. that storm prompted dozens of emergency r

. >> reporter: he plays unicorns with you? oh, that is is a good big brother.nger, and little tallulah is more than faylan's s sister, because when her maternal aunt became pregnant and unable to have a child, she cop tacted leeann. >> she could not parent another child, and she knew us because of the open adoption, and so she called us. >> how is daddy? >> you like to make silly faces? >> reporter: weekly chat sessions keep tallulah connected with her birth parents and siblings and 11 grandparents and 12 aunts and uncles and 21 cousins, you'd think that it is confusing, but not for faylan. >> he looked at me one day and he said, i have two mothers. i was like, yeah, yeah, you do. he sort of thought about it, and then he went, you know, i love you both. >> oh. >>> and what is amazing is that faylan and tallulah are biological cousins, but as far as they are concerned, they are brother and sister. >> obviously, this situation works very well, but does it get confusing and situations where it is not as smooth? >> well, they have worked through it. it is really am

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