>> he's the man who brought a generation to warp speed. although george takei is perhaps best known as playing lieutenant sulu on star trek, he has a decades long career, and recently wrote and start in a musical, regarding japanese internment. something he has an intimate knowledge of. he went to a camp at the age five. he's a bold outspoken support er of gay rights, he has 800,000 twitter followers, let alone his own youtube series. george takei, good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> i turned on my tv set not long ago and your face, was there, you're talking to journalists and knowledge legislators. you have as much of a passion for politics as you do for star trek. >> i'm a passionate guy and we live in a world that has so many things that you can be passionate about. either positively or l sometimes in rage. >> talk about your political came. where -- l activism. where does that come from? >> japanese, we were captured by the japanese -- we are american citizens, brn and raise -- born and raised. my mother was born in sacrament

a person to warp a professional a doctor for example and to doing this kind of thing really is quite a trick. the sad part about it is so easy with these groups and all the kinds of things that you can if you lay people it's going against their better instincts and they turn to the doctors they basically said we determine that severe pain means it's very intense and a lot of long duration and sometimes violent could you tell us. because there's method to meet that threshold and not one according to either the legal documents or the medical memos not once did the doctors ever say no you can't do this the cia had special equipment built for the enhanced techniques the waterboarding is built so that the gators could swing the detainee upright in an emergency. cramped confinement boxes came in in large sizes. we've had a lot of debate about torture in this country and whether it's ever justified i think it's never justified in part because as we've seen that once you start down the road of torture it never stops and he gets worse and worse and worse today. doctors are essential to tortur

a person to warp a professional a doctor for example and to doing this kind of thing really is quite a trick. the sad part about it is so easy with these groups and all the kinds of things that you can if you lay people it's going against their better instincts and they turn to the doctors they basically said we determine that severe pain means it's very intense and a lot of long duration and sometimes violent. business math could meet that threshold and not one according to either the legal documents or the medical memos not once did the doctors ever say no you can't do this the cia had special equipment built for the enhanced techniques the waterboarding is built so that the gaiters could swing the detainee upright in an emergency. cramped confinement boxes came in small and large sizes. we've had a lot of debate about torture in this country and whether it's ever justified i think it's never justified in part because as we've seen that once you start down the road of torture it never stops and it gets worse and worse and worse today doctors are essential to torturing regimes. all

. >> he's the man who brought a generation to warp speed. although george takei is perhaps best known as playing lieutenant sulu on star trek, he has a decades long career, and recently wrote and start in a musical, regarding japanese internment. something he has an intimate knowledge of. he went to

how warped my thinking is, as you are telling your story, i was thinking of a wonderful documentary that i saw that you were part of about the life and times of richard pryor. and i was laughing because there were a couple of lines, wife number five and wife number seven. >> there are exceptions. >> one of the greatest ever and he could not stay married to one person. i raise that because i was moved by the profundity of what you had to say about the artistic genius of richard pryor and this is bob newhart talking about prior. tell me about your respect for his craft. >> he is just huge. i may have mentioned, i am not sure. i received an award from the kennedy center. and pryor was the very first to receive it. which to me, was very appropriate because what mark twain was doing at the turn-of- the-century, talking about life on the frontier, talking about life in the inner city. they were doing the same thing. as a comedian, the language doesn't bother me at all. i know all the words, they were directed at me very often. but i would feel cheated, describing life in the inner city, gosh d

they're warping people setting off fireworks or firing guns is illegal and dangerous. as for gunfire, police say they will be relying on shot spotter technology to track down people involved. >>> some breaking news out of the east way. police are on the scene of a major crash at -- a few blocks from the b.a.r.t. station. officers say the intersection is expected to remain closed for several hours tonight. >>> new tonight at 11:00, honoring a bay area navy s.e.a.l. a dangerous mission in afghanistan proved to be deadly. the story made headlines years ago, but tonight it's back in the news as a focus of a new film. george kiriyama is live with this story. george? >> reporter: matthew is from cupertino, and after he died serving his country in afghanistan in 2005, this statue right here of him and one of his comrades was placed here in the park as a reminder of their sacrifice. tonight, we talked to his brother about the upcoming movie "lone survivor" which tells the story of what happens in afghanistan. >> this is the last picture we took of the family. >> reporter: they

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i am in favor of global warping, is what it comes down to. >> i didn't walk to the studio.l say this, most prosperous countries have a better handle on their environment than these, you know the third world countriewhere they pollute everything, where, you know, people live in squalor. by the way,emember the old sovietlock, people used to talk about back the '70s when the environmental move him was starting, how bad is e environment here? what was worse in the old soviet block or the united states? >> the c 02 emissions. >> i'm remembering the old wendy's commeials. swim wear. >> i thought all the ukrainian women were ugly. when i saw this person, wow. real quick, though, that's just another thing, these emerging nation's a saying we bought the to use fossil fuels, we got catch up. it's unfair for you to tell us not to. >> ben stein, what do you think of the u.n. getting involved in this? it's been a consistent push. putting the onus particularly on rich nations. >> karlsson, this is consistent with their lifetime pattern ever since the u.s. lost control in the 19s, blaming

. >> we have warped priorities. two years ago there was an idea to engage in a war of poverty. we had three different waves of highlighting the plighted predicament of poor people. we began on the indian reservation, with the poor whites, brown, blacks, it's a beautiful thing. we see poor people in action. each gathering has poor people's organization, you have poor muslims, christians, jews coming together. we don't have enemy. we have justice, a common foe, because you have people constituting immedments and obstacles to house the dignity of poor people. it's a beautiful thing to see. the sad thing is it's hard to gain a foodhold. >> the public conversation in 2016 may not include issues of poverty, but it may look lick hillary clinton may enter the rashes there's a bit of buzz. would she be a good president. >> in some ways i would think about hillary clinton as i do barack obama. they are brilliant. they are both charismatic. they would be head of an empire, they are involved in war crimes. hillary clinton is there when the killer list is brought tuesday to make the choices

. >> he's the man who brought a generation to warp speed. although george takei is perhaps best known as playing lieutenant sulu on star trek, he has a decades long career, and recently wrote and start in a musical, regarding japanese internment. something he has an intimate knowledge of. he went

other top story right now, a ferocious warehouse fire in san jose this morning is creating a health warping, clothing schools and triggering a power outage. at height of the fire, 100 firefighters were on the scene, the inferno was at 101 and julian street. amy hollyfield was there along with matt. matt? >> no injuries have been reported. firefighters are getting the upper hand on the fire. they are are putting water on the hotspots. the flames did a lot of damage early this morning. there was no buildup to this warehouse fire in san jose. the flames got big quickly after the call came in before 5:45 this morning. firefighters immediately knew it was too dangerous to go inside and started sending water from afar. >> the danger is we don't know what is inside the building. a lot of companies do not tell us they moving out and could leave debris in the building. >> the 80,000 square foot warehouse was separated by a firewall and mostly vacant. only a few businesses inside including a roof and tile company. the flames gobbled up the building, the explosions speeded up the process causing the r

this train in eastern iowa derailed after the freezing we temperatures warped the rail. several thousand flights nationwide are canceled or delayed. the massive storm is now moving east. >> they are somewhere between 6" or 14" but i will be ready for anything. in boston they expect a foot and authorities are ready for the blizzard. residents in the northeast are stocking up ahead of the snow and single digit temperatures. >> anything bad, we are ready. >> don't panic. you will make it. >> still ahead at 11, the ailing health of former israeli prime minister sharon. calls for clemency for accused n.s.a. leaker edward snowden and the support he is finding from some influential voices. >> dramatic rescue operation unfolds to save dozens from one of the most inhospitable places on earth. >>> a look outside from the embarcadero checking out the bay, it is sunny but you can see it and just hazy and we are still under a "spare the air" advise advisory and mike nicco will have where the unhealthy air is and what the y presents rg or how to find big savings on the things you need

. >> reporter: that's why officials are warping people who want to get out and enjoy the snow to be careful. here in new york city the snow will let up by midday and snow totals could reach 8 inches. anne-marie? >> marlie hall in new york. thank you so much, marlie. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston fail yacht wbz has more on the first major snowstorm of 2014. >> reporter: well, a lot of folks will be waking up to a big blanket of snow on their back step. we're talking about a northeaster from new england to washington, d.c. picking up snow. motive of it now is going to wind down in terms of accumulating snowfall. the last of the snow clears eastern long island and parts of eastern new england. by the afternoon hours all of it's off to the ocean. we're talking the wind is still lingering. windy and blowing snow. gusts of 50 miles per hour. the good news is it's not a wet snow, not clinging to a lot of power lines, so power outages should not be a big part of this one. what will be a big part is the cold. we have seen that. we've accumulate 12 inches in boston, 6 inches in new york cit

lesser science fiction than the one where you get all your physics right, now take me, now give me the warp drive. now give me the transporter. take me beyond what we know. so, but to your point i think maybe it's the same effect as if you tour the air and space museum in washington, which has the history of flight, including space flight, that we could've made an exact, we museum people, could've made an exact replica of the apollo 11 command module that went to the moon. and then we'd say, "here's an exact replica." so that's okay. but if i now say, "this actual thing went to the moon," intellectually, that means something different to you. your eyes see exactly the same, you could make a replica, a perfect, that looks exact, with all the blemishes and all the heat shield damage. you could do that. but if you know it's the real thing, the meaning is magnified. and so yes, you go to our space show, it is the real science. and it is captivating you the way we'd only perhaps had thought science fiction could. >> science fiction came first in a way, in terms of popular entertainment. >> in so

if warp speed advances in technology have given us the ability to do better, we should embrace that notave an excellent outline of the new challenges but left the hard capacity for later, for one deciding where the vast trove of data the government is now able to collect should be stored. to me a little delay is just as well, these questions are so complex they must be based on more than emotional reaction to revelations suddenly thrust upon us. let's take the time to think this through. in the meantime here is my tip to german chancellor merkel the way to keep others from picking up sensitive information on your cell phone is to stop talking on it. as the said there street a reason why blackberries and iphones are not allowed in the white house situation room. back in a minute. tall the building is, or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if there are granite statues, or big mahogany desks. when working with an investment firm, what's really important is whether the people behind the desks actually stand behind what they say. introducing the schwab accountability guarantee. if y

we're talking the tv even the labour weekend china through the warp factor is being threatened by rising labor costs low income factor workers are demanding higher wages which increased cost. reluctant to hire workers and higher dollar the demand was still high enough they did. china could also start initial lack of interest in factory jobs. but high unemployment figures the large demand for labor certain times of year when chinese theater. demand for workers get even bigger. most chinese migrant workers would rather quit their jobs singleton for the holiday that might be offered to pull the dollar will decline the factory owners to offer higher wages. you'll need to shut down the whole operation this can lead to bankruptcy but this can be a way out they can hide that you wanna hire migrant workers from other countries. according to chinese business magazine to time their economy. maybe even the labor collective head north for work. the tiny cover does not allow foreigners to do physical labor jobs to china to make things complicated. workers are working illegally. but the demand is high

does once we get through this big fight, who wins the argument of what the solution is and does that warp and change the way people think about inequality. people do feel like things have gotten out of whack. the question is, the president will frame one way, republicans will be saying this is about jobs. >> the funny thing about inequality is as if everybody has just discovered this problem of the rich are really rich and the poor are really poor and the middle is not -- >> schieffer: argument that they're getting more so. rich are getting a lot richer. >> normally this administration used to brag how well the stock market was going and in a way it's almost the negative side of one argument. but the answer so far to inequality is being presented now even in new york, brand new mayor, progressive, what he's saying is, the old -- >> schieffer: former sandanesta? >> sorry. former enthusiasts of political movement in nicaragua. what he's saying is the old play book, not the old play book. inequality, i will raise your taxes and i will raise spending. there's nothing revolutionary about. that

and warping the way of the u.s. communication giant empowered to govern internet traffic jam at the go ahead to let some online services jump the queue at the expense of others. watching our senior national coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program a second and final day of voting is underway in edge it on whether to accept another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future government the ousted muslim brotherhood refuses to take part calling it a sham referendum puts the army before the people violence during day one of the ballot killed eleven people is in cairo. well addictions are once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim government and also the military and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a guess votes and if there's a heinz hand outs in particular the military does this key articles within this constitution which would ceme

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the armed forces the right to approve defense ministers and try civilians in military courts we are warping together to oust and to crackdown on this kind of regime. who was told the illegitimate power from the legitimate. residence and elected government three years after the uprising which saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change egyptians steeling themselves ahead of me. violence. cairo. the two thousand and eleven revolution brought an end to the hosni mubarak's three decades in power after more than a year of transitional military rule the islamist backed candidate mohamed morsi was elected president his government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law a popular uprising against morsi led to him being forced out by the army a year later then the military launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the unrest the group was then declared a terrorist movement cairo based journalist mohamed sabri says

today charles county opening up several warping centers. at least five will open across the county and all charles county public libraries are open. we will post the locations and hours on our website. head over to nbcwashington.com. a lot of information about the storm. we have a heads up for you. only three of the locations are open. the southwest service center is open. services on c street northwest is open as well. the inspection station on half street is open. search dmv. on the storm team 4 and some covering your head out there. >> not any warmer and storm team 4 weather deck. under a blue sky and a brilliant white snow on the ground. there is the live picture overlooking the potomac river this morning. it's pret tow look and it's near in the upper teens. in the low 20s to mid 20s across parts of northern virginia from cull pepper to fredericksburg and much of southern maryland is down to near 20 degrees in the upper teens to mid-teens and much of west virginia. these are the latest wind gusts. they have diminished and gusting to aro

and nato finance to rubble warped by this been leveled against the people of syria it's caused a tremendous amount of deaths injuries dislocation and now of course drug distribution and addiction as well. russia's national counter-terror committees he says seven minutes since have been killed in this southern republic of dagestan security forces had been negotiating with the militants in a house where they were holed up in but they armed gang that opened fire it's believed some of the militants were responsible for a grenade attack on a restaurant on friday followed by twin blasts that injured at least sixteen people one of the militants killed was the leader of a local gang while and now that was the friend a female suicide bomber who carried out a terrorist sold on a bus and volgograd last october there woman was also said to be preparing for a so set a time and was wanted by russia's forces well israel may be europe's fathers' gras economy but it's also the e.u.'s youngest and poorest member on the road to prosperity has proven to have too many shah barriers for thousands of professional

and warping the web the u.s. communication johnson power to govern internet traffic go ahead now to let some. of the expense of others. to do center at ten pm near moscow is kevin with you this very pleased to have you company our top story tonight that the second and final day of voting is underway in egypt on whether to accept or not another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future governments the ousted muslim brotherhood is refusing to take calling it a sham referendum that puts the army before the nation violence during day one of the ballot killed eleven. troops in cairo. well addictions are once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim government and also the military and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes on it there's a high turnouts in particular the military bases key articles within this constitution which would cement military power over th

morgan has to say for not warping about bernie madoff. some would call this a shakedown.w year. stuart: okay, j.p. morgan did warn the british authorities, they put in a report of suspicious activity to the british authorities but not to the american authorities. that's why the authorities here are saying, you should have warned us. and if you didn't, we're going to fine you. >> and j.p. morgan typical of jamie dimon is caving and giving the federal government $2 billion. is the money going to victim's madoff's who severely need it. no, it's going to the treasury. stuart: i heard that 1.5 billion, reported, that is going to the justice department. >> that's the treasury. and the justice department doesn't have the bank account. charles: what about the victims? >> the government doesn't care. the government cares about fleecing money from fat cats. charles: i think that people should understand. it's not just this, but every time you hear raise taxes, do this, let's accumulate late money, the government. it puts it through the machine and the victims of bernie madoff is no

. >> they issued a travel warping to be cautious especially when they use public transportation. >>> new video is raising questions about whether he has quit drinking. now the video posted shows him swearing ansleying his words in a fast-food restaurant while speaking with a jamaican accident. he said he did drink a little on monday and he has refused to resign and he will run for reelection. >>> and he's accused of illegal campaign tactics. he is scheduled to appear on charges of false i am percent nation. it was a tap can't at it flag and heels accused of misusing public funds. >>> there is a new app still in the beta version looking for how it takes time to find a parking tickets. he fought a lot of parking tickets and the app is called fixed. it tells users to take a picture and put in the violation code. it puts in the code and prompts drivers to get evidence to throw the ticket out. and a half the kick kits using fixed is working. >> room i used to be all about that and i decided to stop getting parking tickets. >> that is even better, but you know -- >> for example, carrying c

the government would rather see them dead than alive with that with how ridiculously ideologically warped these policies are but i want to ask you know the question you know you are an oncologist very skilled doctor if the u.k. add a u.s. style health care system. you would quadruple your income instantly so you're arguing and to some degree against your own quadrupling of income speak on this well i think you know what the n.h.s. is instilled is a national health service is a public service ethos you know doctors for the main don't go in it for the money obviously there's a few that you know we've got a hundred fifty thousand doctors and there's a few bad apples amongst us but the vast majority of got this n.h.s. running through their veins is public service ethos where they want to do what's for the public good now some people do a little bit of private practice on the site you go to separate private health care system i don't personally do that i'm not ideologically opposed to having a separate system the idea of a competing system is mad because it undermines the doctor patient relati

the armed forces the right to approve defense ministers and try civilians in military courts we are warping together to oust and to crackdown this kind of regime. who was told the the illegitimate power from the legitimate elected presidents and elected government three years after the uprising which saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change egyptians steeling themselves ahead of more violence. for cairo. the syrian government and opposition tackled the issue of getting humanitarian aid into the war torn country as they held a two rounds of face to face talks in geneva the negotiations were mediated by u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi who said that they were moving forward only in half steps as the situation remains extremely complicated talks are expected to resume on sunday artie's you've got a piece going off is in geneva following the latest developments. i mean achievement of saturday's talks in geneva is that the syrian authorities and the opposition are sitting in the same room facing each o

simply going and buying guilty didn't have to do that when i was thirsty on that night we actually warps billy and in corporate ass it private sector assets we didn't actually get to vote on and the person who stood in the way of that was mervyn king and the armies you couple other stuff and we have been revealed we sat and talked about well what could you buy we could have bought i mean we could have bought anything because a book companies who could have all foreign exchange are going to war all sorts of things and basically learning king refused to do that well in a big fight without imposing but let's take an example i might do it one possibility of it being well firstly you could buy things in the mortgagee and then that in the housing market but a lot of this possibility would be to issue something like a small firm loan bond and bids cable and others that supported it and then he would have been able to start to get money to the places that you needed which is the small firms are a classic example of what you said you can get access that cash big firms got little's of money sittin

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and we will just drift around. 27 ukiah, redding is at 29, and down in l.a., there is no red flag warping and it may come back on friday, taser mostly sunny, way above average and some patchy fog is there. i mean way above and 60s and 70s for clear lake, vacaville 68 same for antioch brenly oakland, 70 degrees, 77 for morgan hill saratoga los gatos, a lot of 60s on the coast and maybe slightly cooler, upper 60s on the peninsular and soft 70s. >>> a little cool down towards the end of the week and hopefully is stays quiet. >>> now their forecasts dash forecast being the u.s. economy and they will predict the economy will go for the first time in nine years. now they say the road ahead is smooth because there are no worries overpassing a balanced budget and there are no path changes. >>> domestic airfare, that is more than inflation and affairs are up in the last five years $363 for checked bags. north korea is asking for help and we have some news conference kenneth bay held this morning and plus what he says is making his situation worse. >> the men would do anything to save his dog. >>>

actually simply going and buying guilty didn't have to do that when i was first on the bank we actually warps a billion in corporate assets private sector assets we didn't actually get to vote on it and the person who stood in the way of that was moving king and the armies you could've bought other stuff and we have been revealed we sat and talked about well what could you buy we could have built i mean we could have bought anything because the book companies you could have all foreign exchange you're going to pour all sorts of things and basically thinking refused to do that well in a big fight without imposing but let's take an example i might do it one possibility to be well firstly you could buy things in the mortgagee and then that in the housing market but the other obvious possibility would to be to issue something like a small firm loan bond and binns cable and others that supported it and then you would have been able to start to get money to the places that you needed which is the slow firms are a classic example of what you said you can get access that cash big firms got little's o

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