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since greenwald could not attend wally shawn's play in new york, well, wally took the play to him inrazil. to speak more about the artistic solidarity, we're joined by wally shawn, noted stage and screen actor, mainstay on the new york theater scene, written numerous plays including "the fever," "grasses of a thousand colors." wally shawn had also celebrated acting roles in several films including "the princess bride," "toy story," and the 1981 cult classic "my dinner with andre." is great to have you back. talk about brazil. >> well -- >> why did you go there? >> initially, it was an emotional response to the fact that i had invited this writer who i deeply admired to come and see my play. you know people like me in show business, we are showoffs. i wanted him to see the play. eventually, i realize to is done able to return to the united states because having received the nsa papers. i said, well, we will bring the play to you. colleagues -- i went to deborah eisenberg and larry pine, who were the two actors in a play with me, and to the sound director, andthe they all said -- befor

that more and more people come into that then these companies, they get rid of health care, event wally move to a single payer system. the problem with mark, oh my gosh it's so great they can go to the government. yes. that can also do that in a free market, if we had one in health care, which we don't. >> thanks, guys. last word there. before you say "i do," this may have you say "i don't." one state proposing forcing couples to take pre-wedding classes. talk about giving love a bad name name. tte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? everything the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! and your mattress a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. he's a softy his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at . and as your needs change er time you can adjust your b to sleep better together. 48-month financing ailable through february 2 only at you local sleep mber store. find your sleep number setting and know better sleep. who you are or what you do arthritis does not discriminate i th

for years ran an anonymous political blog, called politickernj, where he wrote under the pseudonym, wally edge. so how did a political blogger make it into a job at the port authority? according to a former staffer, they were told to "find a place for wildstein at the executive level," and, oh, that the order was coming from christie's office. then, like magic, a position was created specifically for wildstein. he was introduced to people as a good friend of the governor. one report from 2012 called wildstein the governor's eyes and ears inside the port authority. christie's spokesperson said that same year that wildstein was there because he is well suited to the task of playing a role in reforming the port authority in accordance with the governor's goals. that all sounds a little different than this. >> we didn't travel the same circles in high school. you know, i was the class president and athlete. i don't know what david was doing during that period of time. >> so chris christie barely knows wildstein, but somehow he ends up with a well-paying job at the port authority with no job d

is that more and more people ce into that then these companies, they get rid of health care, event wallye to a single payer system. the problem with mark, oh my gosh it's so great they can go to the government. yes. that can also do that in a free market, if we had one in health care, which we don't. >> thanks, guys. last word there. so before you say "i do," this may have you say "i don't." one state proposing forcing couples to take pre-wedding classes. talk about giving love a bad name name. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway diculousness... from fashionhat flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any carn the aisle... and go. and only national isanked hiest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like pro. where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. ta

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that more and more people come into that then these companies, they get rid of health care, event wally a single payer system. the problem with mark, oh my gosh it's so great they can go to the government. yes. that can also do that in a free market, if we had one in health care, which we don't. >> thanks, guys. last word there. so before you say "i do," this may have you say "i don't." one state proposing forcing couples to take pre-wedding classes. talk about giving love a bad name name. well another great thing about all this walking i've been doing is that it's given me time to reflect on some of life's biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. visit truecar.comoney,com,t and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and

nicholas and then type the names of pneumonia and had nothing to do around here so they should go to wally came from what good comes out of them for. i don't think we should tell them they don't get me and vietnam to waste so isabella isn't afraid of them as more and more migrants assembled in the park protest is crying out to the crowd chanting we are not infiltrators korean refugees. this way the thoughts that stood out it's getting water from saddam. the premise that any alice age. we would get rid of them and in his grave but the moments we head to the israeli people and into my stamp dinkum in the team to spread everything the government to toe with the committee accepted human rights is in to see tyler us and requested if i am impressed by the way. this is a controversial case in israel. the humanitarian treatment is advocated for the israeli stance is that the migrants are often found in the co workers who infiltrated the country and many believe that even those who are not. if absorbed will set a precedent which directed the nation's jewish identity. the table and i see the nerf a

it could be maybe not crimes but a lot of embarrassment. >> wally edge, i've given disclosure, wallyltivated relationships with lots of high-up people in new jersey politics, both sides of the aisle, a great source where his reporting came from. there is potentially a trove of e-mails there. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. [ sneezes ] we're gonna be late. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh are we early? [ male announcer ] commute your way with the bold, all-new nissan rogue. ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. innovative c

last week also saw wallis admitting he lied about the right honorable member. does the prime minister except it is the urgent that we reform the independent police complaints commission for? >> first of all can recommend what he said about the importance of people respecting the outcome of the inquest. we have proper legal process in this country and we should respect their outcomes. he also knows they're still an ongoing independent police complaints investigation into the case and we shall let it do its work. i'm always prepared to look at reforms of organizations like this. there was a big reform some years ago to make the ipcc much more independent. he shaking his head and think it is a working. very happy to look at argument. i have to say in issue of pc walls this was shocking to see an e-mail that purported to be someone who witnessed and if it and you're told it's a member of the public and it turns out it's a serving police officer that was deeply troubling and deeply disturbing. am not saying all is well. i think the vast majority of the british polic

in the future rather than oil or gas it is becoming a reason for conflict take a look at this news wally on a map the world's witness close to one hundred eighty disputes over water resources since the one nine hundred fifty s. are in fact right the way across the board there these include small clashes and protests as well as more serious large scale conflicts to one example the tensions of the middle east where the struggle for water is a key issue in some ongoing conflicts is artie's paulus leah. the bible tells us that within a short distance from here jesus turned water into wine two thousand years later the great american might be turning the wine back into water bubby caballo has been living in the golan heights for over thirty years each day he attends to seventy odd in orchards keeping his wine in a center that was once a syrian bunker he is proud of the wine he produces but knows that in the absence of water none of this would be possible i don't know usually water is important because it's the second main resource that we have other than the land each crop needs water and with

serving up the going down after seventeen years in the restaurant business and safety faults in the wally an expert in cooking guido was never found the way the body we get to pan fry and they do those in the us cut it up with the simi. but at the end of may wouldn't put it up with bestiality. i'm good at one time put the pasta. he's the last pieces of the fees legal issues. sam thinks about both the supplier kitchen. i feel that my heart go out with them in their while. by some estimates washington state shellfish industry. in losing more than half a million dollars a day this gets healed cctv seattle. the story you come to the end of this edition of cctv knees on the team in beijing. the us. i don't like landed me an american talk about an hour. how are women and powerful. if you empower women in empowering birth mothers of raising sons who were either drag us into war but deep inside of our mothers are the ones who are protecting their daughters mothers grind and noticed blood and therefore not empowering women were not any chains that forty to fifty percent generation that understandi

>> there is, but the first threat i looked attack wally was how to effect our drones. we lost a drone in iran. in moli, al-qaeda has a threat. but you can do it localized, but it is very hard to wipe out the ability of our drones to do anything -- >> the whole system -- >> when it loses link it goes into a glide path and keeps going straight. but as soon as it busts back into a signal it picks back up to where it needs to go. >> your book focuses around a task group. we're seeing this more and more in military fiction. do these groups actually exist? are there special forces groups that exist outside of official channels? >> no, absolutely not. >> are you sure? [ laughter ] >> well, the primary reason i made that was because i didn't want anybody to think about real groups i served in. they don't exist. there's no reason for them to exist. now having said that, i used what i knew -- there is tension between the cia and other organizations, and a lot of bureaucracy to funnel through, so that's what i built in there. >> is the role of special forces getting more importan

we take the view that this is hi wally journalism. they cost money to produce. you do not put it out there for free. >> and people advertise? reference too a analog dollars in digital dimes. >> advertisers like to know that there is a higher track to advertising if they know that people are paying to read -- -digital operas -- offers you a way to focus like nothing else. >> advertisers know exactly how many people look at their ads. they can find that. wsg -- brings me to wsjd. you lost a great friend of this broadcast, walter mossberg. away, and you are doing something of comcast. conference which was phenomenal. you hate to lose somebody like that. >> absolutely. he is one of the outstanding journalists of his generation. was a personal technology columnist for the journal for the last 20 years. he brought technology, he made it comprehensible to an audience that did not find it comprehensible. he and his business partner wanted to go in a somewhat different direction. all things digital, which they established, they wanted to be increasingly independent. i be

. >> who is wally edge. >> wally walter edge is correct. blake, you have won the grand prize.an exciting match we had. you will also be eligible for upcoming challenges. thomas and eleanor, we have for you "up against the clock." >> my husband just texted me, don't come home, you big loser. >> back with final thoughts. thomas, thank you. [ male announcer ] winter olympian ted ligety can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ [ sniffles ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope. they don't have a decongestant. really? [ male announcer ] really. alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a fast-acting decongestant to relieve your stuffy nose. [ inhales deeply ] alka seltzer plus. oh. what a relief it is. [ male announcer ] can't find theraflu, try alka seltzer plus for fast liq

. >> i never knew what a huge price it was and process of con wally hit up for money. >> he was hauledm congressional hearing to hearing. some members of congress threatened to nationalize his industry. the hearings all political theater he says when the camera lights turned off. some of the very members who criticized him in public for asking for money in private. he says you better pay. >> there's a huge price to not pay the price of the campaign request. >> really? >> there's a price in terms of access, in terms of interest by the member. so if you haven't paid your price of entry, who are you? i've actually been asked by a member. who are you because i've never met you before. now that the election is over, you're going to ask for something. where were you before the election? to me that puts a sickness in my stomach to realize it's all about the money. >> what i think you're describing to me is wink and nod extortion. >> it's pay to play. i agree with the word extortion. as harsh a word as that is, it's a no trosty nobody seems to care about because it goes on and on. >> we wanted

the foreign minister wally has just held a press conference in moscow with his russian counterpart andhis government supports the peace conference known as geneva two and says he has given russia syria's biggest ally a cease fire and it has gone on for months and the regime will be interested in a prisoner swap if the rebels cooperate and let's hear from both men now. >> translator: taking into account the road of the russian federation and ending the blood shed in syria as well as our trustworthy relations i have handed off a plan of security measures in aleppo. in that regard i asked the minister to use contacts for the plan and establish a specific plan where all military actions in this area should be ceased. i also informed minister about our fundamental position to agree to an exchange of prisoners in syrian prisoners with those captured by the other side. in that regard we are ready to exchange the lists and to workout in arrangement about how to achieve all of that. >> translator: we want the upcoming conference to put an end to the blood shed and ensure that syria does not bec

the super seeker byline was wally edge. he once said the worst part of politics is the policies.e wildstein the job at the port tort. it paid $150,000 but had no job description. wildstein was christie's eyes and ears in the port authority. hoo tes author of the two most infamous e-mails. they are the children of voters and it will be a tough november for this little serbian. >> david wildstein deserves an ass kicking. okay. sorry, there i said it. >> reporter: david wildstein resigned december 6th. next up, bill baroni. he spent several years in the assembly. then he met the governor. he served as a stand-in for incumbent jon corzine during debate preparation. he was appointed to the port authority for a job that paid $289,687 a year. several days before he resigned, he testified the lane closures were a part of a traffic study. >> he testified there was a traffic study. there still may have been a track study. >> reporter: good news for baroni. he was not under oath. he resigned. next bill stepien. he was the campaign manager. one of his inner circles, known as the governor's e

last week also saw wallis admitting he lied about the right honorable member. does the prime minister except it is the urgent that we reform the independent police complaints commission for? >> first of all can recommend what he said about the importance of people respecting the outcome of the inquest. we have proper legal process in this country and we should respect their outcomes. he also knows they're still an ongoing independent police complaints investigation into the case and we shall let it do its work. i'm always prepared to look at reforms of organizations like this. there was a big reform some years ago to make the ipcc much more independent. he shaking his head and think it is a working. very happy to look at argument. i have to say in issue of pc walls this was shocking to see an e-mail that purported to be someone who witnessed and if it and you're told it's a member of the public and it turns out it's a serving police officer that was deeply troubling and deeply disturbing. am not saying all is well. i think the vast majority of the british polic

founding an anonymous political blog called "politicker nj," the super secret byline was wally edge. he once said the worst part of politics is the policies. in 2010, christie gave wildstein a job at the port authority. job paid $150,000 but had no job description. wildstein was christie's eyes and ears in the port authority. he's the author of the two most infamous e-mails. with the they are the children of buono voters" and "it will be a tough november for this little serbia." >> david wildstein deserves an ass kicking. there, i said it. >> david wildstein resigned. next up, bill baroni. during christie's first campaign, baroni served as a stand-in for incumbent jon corzine. he was appointed to the port authority for a job that paid $289,667 a year. 17 days before he resigned, bill baroni testified the lane closures were part of a traffic study. >> senator baroni testified there was a traffic study. >> good news for baroni, he was not under oath. he resigned on december 13th. next, bill stepien, christie's campaign manager in 2009 and 2013. one of his inner circle. known as the gov

it's flawed ain't lex wally and morally. in a sense i want to write a look that takes israel and makes it into a real entity. the book that enables one to love israel again but in a realistic, critical and moral way much. so what did i do? i will not tell you all the that is there. i hope that you will read it. but i have begun to with a rival of my great-grandfather, in april 1897 coming from from london to israel. i basically asked myself why did he come? why leave prosperous, comfortable, victorrian london where he was a very successful self-made lawyer and go to that dessew late remote wasteland that palestine was at the time. and my conclusion is that there were three striking features to his journey there. there were two brilliant ideas there that he shared with his friend, dr. hertzel and other founders. what did they understand? what was so remarkable about their endeavour? in 1897 these remarkable jews, individuals, realized that the 1940s are going to happen and they tried to preempt it. they did not know there wil

his cameraman, wally who is a geek hero it's his first debut as a feature film director. >> so, ben, we are in the thick of the academy awards season, i am going to get predicts from you guys. what do you think will take home the best picture award? >> well, you know, i was just looking over the odds. right now vegas doesn't have odds posts, but offshore lines have odds posted. and the heavy favorite is 12 years a slave with gravity a close second, then american you hustle. really the only three movies that the odds makers -- these guys are seldom wrong, of course the nominations haven't come out yet, that's a very important distinction to i can ma. i don't understand those three, they have some long odds for captain philips and saving minute banks, those three gravity and american hustle. >> i am pinning you down, which one will win? >> i don't think these guys lose money. i think -- actually, in a sense i think it's early. but i have this feeling that gravity will beat out 12 years a slave and the big win for 12 years a slave will be beating out robert redford for best actor. >> ho

i said the first thing people will ask me who is wally and i'm in the dark as you are. didn't know him until the end. at the end before i left, he said do you want to meet me? we met at the george washington bridge, oddly enough. he originally started out in politics and the mayor of livingston, new jersey. he had been the mayor in his 20s and started this website and that's when i left. >> was a republican guy? >> he was a republican and worked with congressman bob franks from new jersey. is there a contextion if you look at bill beroni at the port authority with him i think they knew each other and were very close. >> talk about -- >> what was he like? >> my interactions with him, except for that one dinner and i think two or three other times, 95% of my interactions with him were online. my job interview was online. >> wow. >> an im change in the summer of 2002. i like to joke the suit and tie probably wasn't necessary that day but that's how i got my job. >> you're giving such details. we are not deposing you right now. >> this could be my legacy. >> i'm joking. i'm

criticizes the president and decision making and so forth yet late in the book says he got, visiter wallythe major decisions on military policy correct. >> right. that is the irony and contradiction here. on one hand you have a president, president obama, with whom he basically agrees but whose decision-making process he abhores. he especially dislikes the role of joe biden who he says was wrong about everything. and almost practiced what was called, chinese water on the president in terms of getting him to walk away from the surge decision he made in afghanistan. so you have a very vivid look at the president. on the other hand, the former president, president bush, gates clearly didn't agree with many decisions, the most important decisions he made yet he had greater respect for the decision-making process. what we're hearing a lot of what has been reported so far in the news about how obama makes decisions. jon: many of those bush decisions actually were made though before gates got to the pentagon worth pointing out. >> absolutely. jon: judith miller, kirsten powers. thank you both. >

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. >> you ever see the movie "wally"?e they photographing that sunset where you could see that? >> hawaii. >> ladies and gentlemen, say aloha and mahalo to heather nauert. >> are we taking this show to hawaii? that sounds great. >> let's do it. pack it up and go. good morning to you all. hope you're off to a good day. we've got news now to bring you. this is a really outrageous story. this guy murdered a pregnant woman in cold blood after he sexually assaulted her and now the killer's family wants to sue. dennis mcguire was executed for his crime, but his family says that the execution simply took too long because there was a combination of drugs that was used and that combination had never been used on anyone before. the family says that the state of ohio knew about the possibility and they say that mcguire suffered and therefore, his constitutional rights were violated. what do you think about that? >>> there is a streak to ban basketball in one community. on long island, they say they're worried about the safety of kid

amber and angilee wallis, thank you for talking to us with this. this was in 2003 when he woke up.k you so much. and your little baby there, too, thank you. >> he's cranky this morning. thanks. >> it's 7:30 in arkansas. get back to bed. thank you. >> thanks. >>> new details in the fatal crash that killed "fast & furio furious" star paul walker. >>> after firing off the controversy, the cast of "duck dynasty" is firing off to do a new line of guns. how fans can get their hands on a piece of the hit series. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 19 until the top of the hour. paul walker and his friend were traveling faster than 100 miles an hour before the porsche crashed. >> that coming from the coroner's report that was just released. it stated how "the fast & furious" star died. here is alan duke with more. >> this answers key questions about how "fast & furious" star paul walker died. it was a quick death. soon after the porsche slammed into a light post and tree, bursting into flames, walker and the driver, his friend, roger rodas were dead. the autopsy revealed that. they say there were traces of soot in t

and once i start playing one, i'm going to end up -- you're going to end up asking about pashkin walli no danger. melissa ethridge was singing to you. debbie harry was here. >> you got debbie harry to sing. >> i do dubbing with debra harry. true or false on the supreme court, is there a judge -- justice breyer? is there a judge reason reinhold? >> yes. >> is there a judge judy? >> my mother discovered judge judy. she called me up and she was like -- >> kathy, i've been watching judge judy. it's such a microcosm for society. people come with their problems and she's brilliant. she solves them. >> my mom is like, i've learned so much about the law. >> your mother is studying the law as is mine via judge judy. >> she just started watching phil donahue. not phil donahue, dr. phil. and she's like, his wife is on every show with him. >> well, yes, dr. phil's wife robin sits in the front row and she supports him by holding his hand as they exit the show. which i think he should do with me as part of your prep. no. i do want to bring up, i hope the booth is ready for this. do i watch you on "6

it wallied 3% against the dollar. it lost a third of its value. it's still looking pretty good. this is the top story and that is turkey's drastic midnight action. is it enough to save the emerging markets? i can't imagine if we have doubled a rate which is a weekly rate. chief international correspondent michelle caruso cabre cabrera. she goes where she needs to be. apparently you need to be -- are you in the back seat of a car? >> how do we get a camera shot out of this? >> the back seat of a car in istanbul. >> i am in the back seat of a car because we got stuck in -- go back to a live location. which means i can get a live seat of a car. you gave the broad headline which is massive hike in interest rates overnight. the hikes were enough to keep the lira stable. i'm going to tell you a little bit in detail, what the central bank did. what you don't understand what i said, that's my point. here is what they did. they raised the overnight rate from 7.75 to 12%. the primary dealer rate went from 6.75% to 11.5%. the one-week repo rate went from 4.5% to 10%. the central bank of tu