let mark answer, we'll go back to you, vinnie. hang on one second. >> if it were level playing field. if we weren't in environment of like one-sided class war against workers i absolutely agree with you. people would join and pay wouldn't be a problem. we're, in a undeclared class war here. now become official. it has been declared know now by the politicians who serve billionaires and bankers agenda. that is what we're seeing here. melissa: vinnie, go ahead and respond. >> okay. well let's talk about what right to work is, one more time. right to work simply gives workers the freedom to choose. it doesn't affect collective bargaining in any other way except for taking away the union's ability to get a worker fired for not paying them. unions in right to work states can collectively bargain wages hours, working conditions and benefits. it doesn't affect collective bargain except for the union's ability to get the workers fired. that's all. melissa: thanks for bringing both sides into the debate. we appreciate your time. we have to

melissa: vinnie go ahead and respond. >> okay. well let's talk about what right to work is, one more time. right to work simply gives workers the freedom to choose. it doesn't affect collective bargaining in any other way except for taking away the union's ability to get a worker fired for not paying them. unions in right to work states can collectively bargain wages hours, working conditions and benefits. it doesn't affect collective bargain except for the union's ability toto get the workers fired. that's all. melissa: thanks for bringing both sides into the debate. we appreciate your time. we have to go because we have breaking news right now. spokesman for house speaker john boehner has announced that the house gop has sent a counteroffer on the fiscal cliff deal to president obama. let's go right to rich edson for more on this breaking story. rich? >> aidesay this is an exchange of partia proposals to try to get the ball moving a little bit after some type of impasse over the last few days. this is basically an offer that the

>> mike's still a douche. >> wait, wait. >> jimmy: i think vinny has changed the least, i have to sayou're pretty much the same as when you went into this. >> yeah. definitely. >> jimmy: you have the same haircut, right? >> my hair grew a little bit. >> he got a beard now. >> jimmy: congratulations on that. >> a tattoo. and i got my first rolex. >> jimmy: now that the show is done, will you guys finally admit that no one was ever actually working at that stupid t-shirt shop? >> no! >> that's the thing, we did have to work. >> four-hour shifts. >> $200 a week. >> jimmy: four days a week, four-hour shifts like that's a lot? >> it was really hot. >> they had dragon flies this big in there. >> we can go back there and work. >> jimmy: right. just what you want. we put something together -- you ever see the movie "animal house"?? they kind otell you what went on. and you guys have all changed so we put together -- i won't call this a retro spective. it's a futurespective. >> uh-oh. >> get the [ bleep ] off. >> you can hate on me all you want to, but what can you possibly say to somebody who

>> without anybody and without the camera. >> jimmy: vinny, are you guys still together?> he's expecting. >> jimmy: i think this is a great idea. i don't know if you came up with this or someone else did, that you would potentially be the bachelor. that would be a good thing, wouldn't it? >> i would love that. that would be a good idea. >> i would have to screen all the females. >> jimmy: you would be the bachelor's assistant? i think that would be a lot of fun. i really do. >> very entertaining. >> jimmy: is there any chance we can get the hot tub into the smithsonian? it seems like -- i have some questions i want to ask you guys. throw at the group. because you have -- there are a lot of you and you have been together for so long. thinking back on the first day that you met, what were your impressions of one another? >> oh god. >> well, i walk into the house and i saw mike. i'm like why does this kid keep lifting up his shirt without talking? i look at vin, i'm like why does he have sunglasses on in the house? i see paulie, and i'm like, oh, my god. >> jimmy: that's a g

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repair man vinny says, ranges always seem to stop working just when you are about todzd5m. >> peopleir stove is broken and they want it fixed quickly. >> reporter: consumer reports and electricv.epk ranges boughtn the last five years, finds big differences in reliability. for instance, popular brands like kitchen aid and gen-air most repair prone. >> we do this survey every of individual models, you are much lessó& repairs if you buy from a brand with a good record of reliable. >> reporter: the most reliable? hot point, general electric and whirlpool. gas range, hot point, ge and kenmore. pro style rangers that can cost thousands. surveyed more than 500 readers who owned them. >> higher for these ranges repair in the last five years more than a third need to be repaired. 9% need to be repaired three times or more. >> reporter: that means you needing vinny if you skip a pro range and get a regular stove from one of the more reliable brands. consumer reports says repazjç for pro style ranges average!rnz $100 more and harder to find a qualified repair person for the pricier ranges. i'm

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vinnie, they shaved his hair line back, so someone said, is he going bald, and they laughed. he had to know that was going to happen, so he says to me, you are going to sing in blackface at the derby day at this country club, and i go, great, and get in the car and go home and say, what did he just say? that is the message -- roger is likely messenger. that is the time period. the logical guy to say have the stuff he says is me, is roger. it is great to play. there is a lot to play, and people get it. i have been worried you get a lot of grief and people go, that is the most reprehensible thing i have ever seen, but people get it. they get you move on. they do research on the derby day thing, and they said, did you think this is likely to have happened? they said, if it happened, and i would be surprised if is not still happening. tavis: fate is such an important thing. if i read correctly, you went to read for the dawn draper character, and you were told they already filled out, -- that, and in retrospect, what do you make of that occurrence? >> i was sent the script, and i

you have to be born here to be able to sing like this i thought so until i met she looks like it vinnie and i don't even speak their language but she is from japan. most of us too far in my answer that she planned from two hundred years ago until sappy here she's not planning a professional singing career she keeps practicing just because it's become part of her nature. on the edge of human capabilities. struggling with a dream. layout to become the first.

to basically hire their cousin vinny h.s.b.c. for example has hired two former senior u.s. treasury officials to run is legal in compliance department these u.k. backers are going to find wake up with a ball of their skull hanging from friers bridge like roberta kalvik from the eighty's hello british banker hanging from friars branch from the back you deserved . cia agents illegally abducted a german citizen sodomized him and beat him up the use of the findings of the european court of human rights and his first ever ruling that the ca is guilty of torture the court found in favor of a man who failed for years to get legal would knowledge meet in the us and europe of what happened to him khalid al masri says he was kidnapped in two thousand and three of abuse after being mistaken for a terrorist u.s. is now being pursued for an apology and compensation but author and historian doug valentine thinks it's unlikely to happen as the cia on the cause of the cia's clandestine nature. and those c.e.o.'s has there ever will be will ever be. a prison a prison term even in the united

to basically hire their cousin vinny h.s.b.c. for example has hired two former senior u.s. treasury officials to run it's legal in compliance department these u.k. backers are going to find a wake up of their skull hanging from friers bridge like roberta calvin from the eighty's hello british banker hanging from friars branch from the back you deserve . because a report coming away very shortly here in the cia agents illegally adopted a german citizen sort of beat him up these are the findings of the european court of human rights and his first ever ruling that the cia is guilty of torture the court found in favor of a man who had failed for years to get legal acknowledgement in the us and europe of what happened to him khalid el masri says he was kidnapped in two thousand and three and abused after being mistaken for a terrorist u.s. is now being pursued for an apology and compensation for his store and dog valentine believes that's unlikely to happen as the cia operates above the norm. prison a prison term even in the united states of convicted of a crime these people are

to basically hire their cousin vinny h.s.b.c. for example has hired two former senior u.s. treasury officials to run is legal in compliance department these u.k. bankers are going to find a wake up of the ball their skull hanging from friers bridge like roberta calvary eighty solo british banker hanging from friars branch from the back you deserve. now there's just a week until christmas but for many that means the excitement of waiting to see what's under the tree but while the shopping industry is ready to satisfy every wish resident new yorker locals if the festive spirit is turning into a shopaholics fantasy. why have the holidays become such hellish days this week let's talk about that it's a commercial thing now everyone son to spend money it's not about what it really should be about how did that happen is it the media telling us to buy buy buy les absolutely it's everyone with their sales and absolutely i live on what people buy you know i'm an independent sales rep so i depend on it so you're happy with this christmas i'm happy this christmas i sell luxury goods as

you know, ever since vinnie got the vcr, every night he's been bringing home a different dirty video.narrator) in the late 1980's nancy savoca emerged as one of a select few women filmmakers in america to receive critical acclaim. savoca created true-to-life characterizations of women and italian-americans seldom seen on the screen. they pee through that thing, you know what i mean? so? animals. the script was written right after i graduated from college. and i just assumed that it would get done right away. i thought it was a great script, that i was a great director. and we would get it done. what happened on graduation is reality hits really hard about how difficult it is to get something like this off the ground and how much money is needed. so literally from the time the script was written until we started shooting was six years. what happened? what happened? donna, please, we can't help you if you don't tell us. (crying) no one can help me. donna, just tell us what happened, please. (crying) he wants to go out with his friends tonight. when "true love" won at the sundance film f

he's just made their winter founded setting up his ute traditional to vinnie and round tent made of disc ins his p.c. back amongst his family and his job is a lonely one and tough going out in a weathers braving streams of plus to minus forty degrees celsius is that obvious though there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town and i spend a lot of time here. so most of us are simply carrying out the work that his father did and his father before him nothing has changed over many many centuries and that's half the problem it's hard work and many people don't want to come into the industry now and it's really fit there could die out altogether. it's difficult to manage everything alone and i used to have people who helped me but they were no good they didn't take care of the sheep with all their hearts they hurt the cattle through them squirrels and with people leaving them coming to the countryside the region's government is having to act ma

remember that movie "my cousin vinny" where joe peschi played a lawyer who got his client dismissed ofate would like to dismiss all charges. >> well, this movie didn't end that way. on the eve of trial, claudia harrow decided not to fight the charges. she pleaded no contest to two counts of attempted murder. she received a sentence of 12 years and 4 months. she's unlikely to serve all of it. claudia's friend julie. >> the deal she was offered, she'll be out in eight years and she gets to see her daughter grow up. >> and that's why she took it. >> and at her sentencing, joe peschi showed up to support his ex-wife. as for the others, miguel kuros and manny harrow took plea deals. kuros has a three-year suspended sentence in return for his cooperation. harrow was sentenced to life in prison but will be eligible for parole. the hired gunman, jorge hernandez, was tried and convicted on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy. he's serving a sentence of 77 years to life. it's not uncommon in film noir to have the femme fatale get away with the crime. if claudia harrow did mastermind this

. >> that means you'll have less chance of needing vinny if you skip a pro range and get a regular stovereports says repairs for pro-style ranges average $100 more than those for standard stuff. and harder to find a qualified person for the pricier ranges. >> in southern california a battery powered bionic suit is making improbable, possible giving hope to those confined to a wheelchair. >> i just started using this this is still... pretty awesome in my mind. >> this suit designed to helpzdi soldiers carry heavy loads only available at rehab centers. >> that is terrific. >> today is abc 7 news arts and entertainment reporter j abc 7 this finishes up with top 10 movies of the year. >> been another bumper crop. and smaller films seem tf a big appeal. let's start with 10. >> what is she doing? >> this is a perks of being a wall flower, with two french film that's are next. a long time married couple facing realities of aichblgt this is emotional if you have a parent fading away. and a young woman as a boxer. >> what kind of bird are you? >> looks like a throw back, new england youth raising

this is my dad, vinnie. >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. how you doing? we had the tv here. was this wall a little more closed off at one time? this was my room. and i had planets and stars on the ceiling in here and i painted a mural of batman on the closet door. what happened to the closet? >> turned it into a shower. >> jimmy: we had a table and chairs here and have breakfast. wow, this basement is very different than when i lived here. when i was -- hello, how you doing? how many people live in this house? [ laughter ] it's like a clown car. what are you cooking, carmine? >> for dinner, we'll have -- i hear you're fan of a good sauce. >> jimmy: we called it gravy always. >> gravy's brown, jimmy. >> jimmy: things have changed here in brooklyn. >> guillermo: it's nice to be italian. >> jimmy: yeah, it is nice. >> guillermo: they have good food. >> mozzarella. >> mozzarella. >> guillermo: forget about it! >> welcome these new friends and associates let's call them, welcome. >> jimmy: thank you. salud. thank you for having us. i have to say, everybody is very polite. it woul

>> i went around with a filmmaker who was of very vinny's. people want to talk about the ideas. there is a huge appetite for what is war? how do we understand this. i felt this was an example vacation for me as to what the humanities can be and do. i embrace what you say. i worry about the decline in humanity concentrators even in institutions like ours. there are some places where the humanities are expendable when we have to constrained resources. i think we do ourselves a terrible disservice as a country. it does not focus on how to get where it needs to go but knows where it ought to be going. that is a fundamental obligation. >> a great ending to a great panel. thank you. [applause] i'm now going to invite al hunt to come up and introduces panel. in the last session i said gene sperling would be joining us after this discussion. >> that is a really tap act to follow. i am al hunt. i am delighted to be here. let me tell you one quick story about our host. when i met neera when she was policy director for hillary clinton and barack obama, i did a column or i refer to her as t

. >> i still remember you from "my cousin vinny.">> you know how to do comedy, you now how to do drama. do you like dog one more than the other? >> i love doing comedy. i had the greatest time on the film. i love being with these guys and it affirmed for me, this is what i want to do. i want to do comedies. comedies, comedies. but sometimes, you know -- >> why did it take time from the time she walked in to i have a brilliantied. >> you are billy crystal. >> you reach a certain age where they don't terrorist you like they used to. they're like do we really want to make a movie about grandparents? i thought there are 77 million people our age. >> it's about fathers and daughters, not just about grandparents at all. >> what sit you know that most don't know about how to host the oscars? >> i don't know. >> you do it and they keep coming back to you. >> you know, i worked really hard and i like being up there. i think that's the most important thing. you've got to want to be up there and a lot of preparation. it's -- the world is a roug

this isn't like the movie like my cousin vinnie where they are surprised to get reciprocal discovery.rict attorney's office to turn over every picture. this photo shows what can be reasonable doubt, shows marks, shows bruises, shows cuts, shows reasonable doubt which is everything in a criminal case. martha: is there something to be made of that, marla, that this photo was release ned a black anreleased in a black and white version, now it's come out in collar. we heard mr. zimmerman talking to sean hannity about how his nose was broken and that's when he really began to get scared. >> i think we node to look at what the investigators had to look and what the state attorney's office looks at when they decide to pursue criminal charges against one. in this case they saw the photographic pictures. the defense is making a big stink about it because they got originally a black and white photo. however the florida rules of discovery allow defense teams and defense attorneys to go to the state attorney's office to inspect, to photograph, and to make copies of any and all discovery. so is th

vinnie is joining us, liking to go by vince.center for public policy and this really caught a lot of the people by surprise. although this had been talked about for years in michigan, the governor intimated this was something he was pushing and now, people think he did an about face. in your standpoint in michigan, someone who is for this, do you think the governor wus was forthright with voters there? >> actually, the governor through his tenure has said if rights came to his desk, he would sign it. honestly, i think it was a big reaction to what happened in indiana where that state gave workers the freedom to choose. earlier this year and michigan said hey, right to work states have bigger population growth. they have larger wage dwrout growth. they're more attractive for business. they treat workers better and we have to respond because we want those job creators here in michigan. >> do they treat workers better? hasn't it been shown that wages do go down? >> no. actually, there is more wage growth in right to work states tha