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we were doing better in the poolroom than the vaudeville thee they are. >> occasionally they say your. >> i've been ad libbing all the time. i don't know why i should stop. i want to ask you about ad libbing. why don't you and i try? >> this is not fair. go ahead, though. >> we could try it. just a little bit. just let's say that you were a contestant and i say what is your name? >> murrow. >> ed murrow. >> are you married? >> yes. >> how did you meet your wife, ed? >> i met her on a train. >> were you both on the same train? >> so far as i remember, yes. >> was this a sleeper? >> no. >> this was a day coach? >> yes. >> you were sitting opposite each other in. >> yes. >> how did you happen to meet her? did you ogle her? >> yes. oh, you did. >> you ought to be ashamed of your self-. you know you're not supposed to pick up strange women on a train. how did your wife react to this? >> favorably. >> what did she say? what was your opening words to her? >> i can't remember and if i did, i wouldn't tell you. >> i see. well, you're not going to make a very good contestant. there goes your ch

that was like vaudeville. do you have any further witnesses? >> no. >> helped the defense. >> we are going to make the best case we can in some asian. >> thank you. >> i would like to take this right to the jury right now. i am just kidding. i would like to call my first witness, steve forbes. >> very good. [applause] >> mr. forbes, will you be seated please? i have a copy of how capitalism will serve as. free people and free-market the best answer in today's economy by steve forbes. please put your hand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you my best book? >> i have a better book coming. it can be ordered from amazon. >> thank you for being here. i am under the understanding that you own a yacht. >> yes. >> does that make you any will person. >> it makes me a person other people would like to be. >> please tell -- >> as my father likes to say money may not buy happiness but it sure helps. >> let me ask you this question. do you think getting rich is an evil pursued in this country? >> i think real

. >> a pie in the face is standard vaudeville stuff. think you can get away with it because a pie in the face is something people do for fun. >> the press conference is suspended, and mr. loy is supplied with security and a new suit. >> the next day we had a press conference and i was in the same spot, and i opened the conference by saying, now, look, my last clean suit. if there are any more pie throwers out there -- and i pointed to my colleague next to me, but there were no more pie throwers. >> seems as though they had all been dragged away by the scruff of their necks. undeterred by the attack, frank loy continues to work to reduce the world's greenhouse emissions. >> if you argue today that this is all a made-up crisis, you really are in the flat earth category of believers. >>> now watch as one woman tries to do something many people have dreamed about. no, not winning the lottery. arresting karl rove. >> i have to do a citizen's arrest for treason. >> clearly she's trying to add a little pizzazz to an otherwise boring meeting fo

that was like vaudeville. you have any further witnesses? >> do you think you helped the defense? >> we will make the best case we can in some asian. >> thank you. >> i would like to take this flight to the jury right now. just kidding. i would like to call my first witness, the great hon. steve forbes. [applause] >> mr. forbes? will you be seated? >> i have a copy of how capitalism will save us:why the -- free people and free markets of the best dancer in today's economy by steve forbes. put your hand on. swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me by best book. >> i have a better book coming. it can be ordered from amazon. >> thank you for being here. i understand you own the yacht. does that make you an evil person? >> i think it makes me a person of there would like to be. >> please tell -- >> as my father likes to say money may not buy happiness but it sure helps. >> let me ask you this question. do you think getting rich is an evil pursued? >> real entrepreneurs get rich by providing needs and wants about this by providing services. if you g

. >> we were dressed up in vaudeville outfits we had found in the basement of the mission home there.e down and lifted people's spirits and they were laughing again. >> spirits were high and so were the number of converts. >> we were at 80. >> you were at 80. >> doubling it in the last four months. come december 31st, we had 204 or 205 new converts that had happened. the goal was accomplished. >> by the end of his mission, romney had cemented his faith. >> these things drew me closer to the eternal and convinced me that in fact there is a god, that jesus christ is the son of god and my savior. these are features that continue to be important in my life. >> he was a young boy when he left, prankster and liked to play jokes and probably didn't take life too seriously. being in france and having to stand up for what you believe in taught him a lot about himself. he came back much more studious, much more serious. i think discovered a little bit about who he was and what was important to him. >> mitt romney was ready to returnome, but an unexpected letter sent him reeling. >> i was tellin

my side kick may not have spent his formative years in vaudeville.eady? >> i'm ready. >> sort of. >> hold onto your knee like this. what is that, mad face, angry face? >> mad face. >> mad face. >> ready, here we go. >> there you go. >> luke kept his cool long enough to snap that famous photo. them like chaplain, they let him improvise, because you just can't take the kid out of the kid. >> love it. >> so how did we do. drum roll, please, as we reveal the photo. this is the original, as you see, from "the kid." and here we are. >> that's great. >> that's spectacular. >> pretty good. >> great keepsake for you guys, too. >> i smell christmas card. >> luke was amazing. he didn't have a naphtha day. >> how about you? >> i needed a nap after that but it was great. great job, natalie. \ >> live, local, latebreaking. this wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> good morning. i am lisa robinson. >> not over yet. tracking several accidents this hour. this taking up the left center lane. be extra careful. delays expected there. accident at hawkins point. if you are go

. >> we were dressed up in vaudeville outfits we had found in the basement of the mission home there.le's spirits and they were laughing again. >> spirits were high and so were the number of converts. >> we were at 80. >> you were at 80. >> doubling it in the last four months. come december 31st, we had 204 or 205 new converts that had happened. the goal was accomplished. >> by the end of his mission, romney had cemented his faith. >> these things drew me closer to the eternal and convinced me that in fact there is a god, that jesus christ is the son of god and my savior. these are features that continue to be important in my life. >> he was a young boy when he left, prankster and liked to play jokes and probably didn't take life too seriously. being in france and having to stand up for what you believe in taught him a lot about himself. he came back much more studious, much more serious. i think discovered a little bit about who he was and what was important to him. >> mitt romney was ready to return home, but an unexpected letter sent him reeling. >> i was telling him, before he cam

my side kick may not have spent his formative years in vaudeville.'m ready. >> sort of. >> hold onto your knee like this. what is that, mad face, angry face? >> mad face. >> mad face. >> ready, here we go. >> there you go. >> luke kept his cool long enough to snap that famous photo. them like chaplain, they let him improvise, because you just can't take the kid out of the kid. >> love it. >> so how did we do. drum roll, please, as we reveal the photo. this is the original, as you see, from "the kid." and here we are. >> that's great. >> that's spectacular. >> pretty good. >> great keepsake for you guys, too. >> i smell christmas card. >> luke was amazing. he didn't have a naphtha day. >> how about you? >> i needed a nap after that but it was great. great job, natalie. >>> good morning. i'm marla tellez. tens of thousands of pounds of beef are being recalled in california and utah this morning over e. coli concerns. dale t. smith and sons meat packing is recalling more than 38,000 pounds of beef on their way to stores in california and salt lake city.