lot of months a matter of a yak are you tired. that it's a hard road. to . the liquid arabs without arab ways and values when some say we're wrong that we're impolite that we're out of control . so we're going to gossip about us they tell our kids i met your mother is a bad day go and work in jerusalem they should stay home or the they shouldn't be working we're supposed to starve to death no matter what we think like arabs not like westerners. we want to. go through a few let's see if anyone's in front of us we'll see which way they go a little. google is the gate locked. there's a jeep. there and. this is what. this is a new route yes they paved it extend to five. and give it up a little bit see the jeep comes down with the thought that if it finds us we're in trouble. but i want to stand. still want to stand up if. i rebel could we dare. go where my uncle and my pants are probably covered in dirt i should have hiked them up like i want to move it kid. why did they tell you in the hospital that you have a psychological problem that i have to be examined by

[laughter] sure, both countries enjoy fermented horse milk, and they both sleep in yak-hide yurts-- [laughter] but everybody knows in kyrgyzstan, they play a fretless stringed instrument called the qomuz which is nothing like kazakhstan's dombra, also a fretless stringed instrument, [laughter] but with a slightly thinner neck. [laughter] and what are you going to do, kerry? go to downtown bishkek and try to use a bunch of tenge to buy a new kalpak? [laughter] not without first exchanging it into soums. you're not! what a maroon! quit embarrassing yourself, kerry. like bai, the imperious rich man of khazakh folklore who was tricked into trading his warm coat for one full of holes by the beguiling aldar kose. am i right? [cheers and applause] i mean, what an idiot. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. guestmy guestonon [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has curated a new exhibition at moma that includes 14 video games. i saw a very similar exhibition at chuck e. cheese. please welcome paola antonelli! [cheers and applause] thanks so much for coming

they herd sheep, yak, goats, and when you live all of the time with animals, you develop a very closeationship with the animals. and so there's actually many forms of music that are used to interact with animals. they're part of the environment. horses occupy a central place in the life of tuvans and there's a lot of music that's also related to horses in different ways. first of all, the instruments-- they're made of horses. the igil for instance, the two string fiddle, is made from the skin of a horse, which is on the head of the instrument. the strings are made from horse gut. the bow is made from horse hair and, in fact, a lot of the music that's performed on that instrument is about horses. there's a legend about a horse that dies and goes to heaven. and the owner of the horse hears the voice of his beloved animal coming to him from the heavens. and the horse tells him to build this instrument, the igil, and to play a tune. and that when that tune is played, he will come down from the heavens. and so tuvans listen carefully to the sounds that are all around them in their natural

. >> look at the last election we're losing the spin yak vote. >> jon: okay. that's a reason. not sure that's the reason you are supposed to say out loud but you've come a long way. you've come away. the arch of history is long but it bends towards shamelessness. whenever everything intense happens in the latino community things -- emotions rub high. we're joined by al madrigal. he is here in his panic room. >> actually jon it's one word: hispanic not his panic. [ laughter ] >> jon: senate republicans reporting live from the demographic reality in this country cooperating with a bipartisan and comprehensive immigration reform bill for electoral purposes. your thoughts? >> what a moment for hispanics, john. to see -- jon. to see republicans in a last ditch desperate attempt to ensure the existence of their political party finally reach across the aisle with one hand while uses the other to hold their noses it's a great day. forced at last, forced at last, thank god almighty forced at last. what a day. [ applause ] >> jon: that's a pretty cynical -- i have to say it's pretty cyn

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is r&b an afro deash yak? take a look from my personal collection. >> ♪ what did i say?irst gay marriage, then this. you open the door for everything and once you allow men to marry they are animals of different -- whatever they are. >> you are besmirching. >> i am. but that wouldn't have happened if not for gay marriage. i support everything. >> rick. why? -- i happen to think that putin is nuts. >> putin. >> i thought it was putin. he is part of putin. he is playing hard ball. they put the punk rockers in jail and they have internet restrictions. but this is actually a smart idea. the countries that repopulate are countries that win. when you look at muslims -- >> this is government stimulus, isn't that what this is? i am motown philly through and through, actually born if philadelphia and i love boys 2 men. >> what about the band? >> they are one of the top recording artists of all time. he is smart to bring these people in and bring these men in and i'm sure the russian men are grateful. >> successful countries are successful by keeping the birthrate up. isn't he rig

suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yak. steve what's -- waznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electronic devices could bemis taken for a bomb? well it depends on who you ask. chp officers will keep watch overnight off everett basham overnight. he was arrested for threatening leyland ye and charged with igniting or attempting to ignite an explosive device with intent to commit murder. the chp says s.w.a.t officers found bomb making liquid and powder ingredients when they entered the house. some had to be destroyed in the front yard last nights. >> initially that wasn't what we were looking for. it was an eye opener when we got here. didn't expect to find what we did initially. we will continue to make the scene safe as we process the evidence. >> he is a softwar engineer who works directly with the apple co founder as waz.com. he was endorsed on the linked in profile saying everett is about th

suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yak. steve what's -- waznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electronic devices could bemis taken for a bomb? well it depends on who you ask. chp officers will keep watch overnight off everett basham overnight. he was arrested for threatening leyland ye and charged with igniting or attempting to ignite an explosive device with intent to commit murder. the chp says s.w.a.t officers found bomb making liquid and powder ingredients when they entered the house. some had to be destroyed in the front yard last nights. >> initially that wasn't what we were looking for. it was an eye opener when we got here. didn't expect to find what we did initially. we will continue to make the scene safe as we process the evidence. >> he is a softwar engineer who works directly with the apple co founder as waz.com. he was endorsed on the linked in profile saying everett is about th

suspect is a well respected computer engineer with close ties to apple co-founder steve s who knee yakaznia c. >> this layer of a would be murderous bomb maker, or was it the at homework shop of a genius software engineer whose materials used with tinkering with homemade electronic devices could bemis taken for a bomb? well it depends on who you ask. chp officers will keep watch overnight off everett basham overnight. he was arrested for threatening leyland ye and charged with igniting or attempting to ignite an explosive device with intent to commit murder. the chp says s.w.a.t officers found bomb making liquid and powder ingredients when they entered the house. some had to be destroyed in the front yard last nights. >> initially that wasn't what we were look it was an eye opener when we got here. didn't expect to find what we did initially. we will continue to make the scene safe as we process the evidence. >> he is a softwar engineer who works directly with the apple co founder as waz.com. he was endorsed on the linked in profile saying everett is about the brightest and skilled eng

is r&b an afro deash yak? take a look from my personal collection. >> ♪ what did i say?this. you open the door for everything and once you allow men to marry they are animals of different -- whatever they are. >> you are besmirching. >> i am. but that wouldn't have happened if not for gay marriage. i support everything. >> rick. why? -- i happen to think that putin is nuts. >> putin. >> i thought it was putin. he is part of putin. he is playing hard ball. they put the punk rockers in jail and they have internet restrictions. but this is actually a smart idea. the countries that repopulate are countries that win. when you look at muslims -- >> this is government stimulus, isn't that what this is? i am motown philly through and through, actually born if philadelphia and i love boys 2 men. >> what about the band? >> they are one of the top recording artists of all time. he is smart to bring these people in and bring these men in and i'm sure the russian men are grateful. >> successful countries are successful by keeping the birthrate up. isn't he right? >> it begs the quest

dan yak patrick, history from start to finish. first woman to start front row in the daytona 500.lead a lap at this race, led five in all. and the first woman to finish in the top ten, she finished eighth. >> i didn't think -- >> nice job. >> great job, great job. who says girls can't do this? >> a little more calm driving around here than in indy, so i guess i had -- at least on your own, in the lead. i had a little more time to look around and see the people. >> what she saw was jimmie johnson make a late-race charge to the front row. johnson took home the checkered flag to win the second daytona 00. five-time champion adds another piece toor an already legendary racing career. >>> and rhonda rousey made history by winning the first women's match in ultimate fighting history. she defeated fellow american and marine liz carmouche. this is the highest women's pay-per-view event in history, beating out a boxing match between mohammed ali and joe frazier's daughters. >>> and the combine, where players are drilled on physical tests and psychological tests. they tested mental aptitude

here is woodward yakking. >> share with viewer what is is going on between you and the white house. > me uncomfortable to have the white house telling reporters you are going to regret doing something you believe in. >> greg: was sperling giving a threat or friendly advice? be? regret comment translates to you look stupid if you write that, which is how the white house man caned the media on benghazi. remember benghazi? the film "argo" won best picture being about heroic rescue of americans. obama won re-election with the opposite. michelle gave out that oscar, the joke was on us. another joke, what do washington politics and diaper have in common? at the end of the day, both are full of crap. we have obama staffer insuspecting woodward on twitter. is this a government or sorority sleepover? is fluff fluf plouffe braiding s hair? what is a few trillion when kim kardashian is pregnant? the fact, is obama is thrilled for he inherited a populus smothered in disposal pop culture it can't smell the decline around the corner, which is why obama can demonize successful being greedy and he is

in profile he worked for hewlett packard for 18 years and worked with apple cofounder steve was knee yak. >>> i want to show you new video from over night. these are buses whisking passengers away to hotels in galveston and new orleans. it took about four hours for everyone to get off the ship. coming up at 5:42 we will hear from passengers about the ordeal when we take you live to mobile, alabama. >>> sal is back. smooth sailing on the east shore? >> yes, it is. this is one of the freeways that gets busy early. and down to berkeley it is still looking pretty good. we don't have a huge traffic volume. certainly people are out there. there is not a lot going on. there is really not a lot going on on the bay bridge approach. let's talk about the commute on interstate 880. that traffic is moving along nicely. if you are driving on the peninsula that is a very nice drive throughout. >>> our weather is looking nice as well. clear skies. santa rosa reporting fog. the coast is clear. yesterday we had a lot of thick fog to deal with. once that easterly breeze kicked in, everything burned off. sa

beyonce but the puppy bowl has a halftime show of kitten, this is what we call a future leaning fix yaksittens are actually pretty cute. >> yes. all right, so another -- i don't know if it's cute but it's definitely interesting, the denver mayor, the mayor of denver wanted to give a little attention to his super bowl pick so let's look. ♪ ♪ so hot and ♪ ho >> this is in front of his whole -- >> was he aware they were rolling on that? >> i think he's happy that they're rolling on that. >> tell you what, ray lewis has a little competition there. >> and listen -- you can't hear, he says, all right, let's get to business. >> yep. >> so what dan does every morning before he goes on the air. >> the story we've been teasing, j.j. watt, the houston texan player breaks lots of hears left and right. broke 6-year-old bree-ana's heart. >> you wanted to do what? >> marry j.j. watt. >> you want to marry j.j. watt? >> so, what happens? >> you need to be 25. >> j.j. watt proposes. >> would you be my pretend wife for the day? >> with a ring pop. >> oh. no more crying. i don't like it when you cry. >> tho

. >> filling up the sewed yak right now with some air. we're all going to pile in there.y unbelievable. >> can you hear me? >> bob calmly narrates the scene as emergency preparations are executed. meanwhile, his brother, john, is trying to make a distress call from his cell phone. he climbs high on the boat, but reception is still bad. >> we're sinking. we're taking on water, we're out on a vessel. >> seven miles south of flat island. >> seven miles south of flat island. >> we need something, now. >> we knew this thing was not going to stop leaking. i mean, it was going down. >> by now, all six passengers and two crew onboard realize they only have minutes to abandon ship. >> hello. hello. >> we're all going to get in that. >> we got everything. >> it's like whitewater rafting. one leg over the side, one leg in. that way everybody should fit. >> all right. >> everyone should fit, but it's going to be a tight squeeze. as the passengers and crew gently get into the raft, no one knows if the distress call got through and now that they're in the raft, cell phone service is go

towns, the relatively small ones like benton harbor on lake michigan or allen park, ecorse, add inmont yak finally potentially add in detroit itself, since they're considering taking over detroit, you add all those places up and what you get is a michigan that is on the verge of eliminating local democracy for almost half of the black people who live in that state. for almost half the african-americans who live in the realm of rick snyder. quoting chris savage, if detroit gets an emergency manager, 49% of the african-american in michigan will live in cities where their elected officials have been replaced by a single state-appointed ruler. you can not say that michigan republicans meant to do this. you cannot say they intended to render the votes of half the state's african-americans meaningless, but with this decision pending in detroit, that is what they are now on the road to doing. people ask me why i am obsessed with michigan republicans. this is why i am obsessed with michigan republicans. mallon brothers magic? watch this -- alakazam! ♪ [ male announcer ] staples has always made get

vehicles, the purple nissan and he appeared to be driving too fast, lost control of the vehicle and car yakked the white pickup and fleed the scene when our warden noticed him. >> when the org afl call came out with the purple nissan, did you or your wardens hear that this 911 call came from two women that may have been held hostage and they own that purple nissan and one woman escaped and was able to call for help and that's how you guys got the original bolo. >> i don't know the source of it but when it came out everyone was looking for the purple nissan and that's when they noticed the suspect as he was drooifg away. >> any idea who owned that purple nissan. any inclination that this came from somebody who was car jacked, came from a 911, the source of the purple nissan. >> that i don't know the answer to. [ inaudible ] quite a few. yo i don't have the exact number but he did engage with quite a few rounds. more than 12, more than a dozen, more than 15. right around that area. >> did the suspect fire back? >> when he did engage the second vehicle that he passed he held a pistol out the wind

vehicles, the purple nissan and he appeared to be driving too fast, lost control of the vehicle and car yakkedhe white pickup and fleed the scene when our warden noticed him. >> when the org afl call came out with the purple nissan, did you or your wardens hear that this 911 call came from two women that may have been held hostage and they own that purple nissan and one woman escaped and was able to call for help and that's how you guys got the original bolo. >> i don't know the source of it but when it came out everyone was looking for the purple nissan and that's when they noticed the suspect as he was drooifg away. >> any idea who owned that purple nissan. any inclination that this came from somebody who was car jacked, came from a 911, the source of the purple nissan. >> that i don't know the answer to. [ inaudible ] quite a few. yo i don't have the exact number but he did engage with quite a few rounds. more than 12, more than a dozen, more than 15. right around that area. >> did the suspect fire back? >> when he did engage the second vehicle that he passed he held a pistol out the window

-- where we get rum from, definitely a drug, coffee, tobacco, tea, and, of course, these afrotease yakspices, right? and so these things became the developmental engine for hemispheric development. right? vast fortunes were created. think about, you know, where we are today, washington, d.c., virginia, maryland, what was the colonial economy? it was tobacco. these were all drugs. and the first time a lot of these drugs were introduced back to europe, um, people looked at them with revulsion, right? tobacco, it was a bizarre thing. why would you put fire and smoke into your mouth? coffee was thought to be a subversive thing, it was a death penalty offense in many states. for good reason, people would go to t.a.r.p.es, and the only -- taverns, and the only safe thing to drink was alcohol, but with coffee you had to boil the water which made it safe, but it also stimulated people. coffeehouses became revolutionary hotbeds. people started talking politics instead of just getting drunk every night. [laughter] so it was, you know, initially a death penalty offense in many states, and now we

. >> i remember looking at a shot of jeff gordon's daughter, clamoring to take a picture of dan yak patrickd i thought i wonder what the impact is on the next generation of little girls who look at her as their role model what do you think? >> we're in the 41st year of the anniversary of title nine. and it takes generations before things really start to have the ripple effect. and i -- she doesn't understand right now what effect she's having and that's okay. because she's focused on getting the job done, bought there is going to be -- the next generation coming up will have i think a much different view of what women can do than let's say my generation and even danica's now. my daughter is the same age as danica, you know, so i really get a reflection of that, not only from her, but also from my daughter. >> my daughters are the same age as jeff gordon's daughters. it's so excited to see how excited they are. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. cheer for her next sunday. >> absolutely. we will. >>> president obama hit the links with tiger woods. nobody was really allowed to see it,

. >> yak, which goes in for 25 years, so it's a lot less. >> i think julie can talk to us about what happened. from the administration standpoint, what i'd like to point out is the fact that people are changing jobs so often that it highlights the importance of getting contribution rates and to address the problems. because those are both issues that are really tried to job changing. if you think of a system where companies have automatic enrollment and enroll you in a contribution that escalates over time and you are changing jobs every year, you're always going to start at a low contribution rate and you never get up to a high enough rate truly satisfied money for retirement. so that is the key reason why we need a higher default contribution rate with automatic enrollment. we know that a lot of the weakness from the system is generated when people change jobs. and suddenly, they are presented with this option to leave the money in the plan, to roll it over were well, i can take the money out and do something with it today. that is when the leakage is occurring. we really need to t

. >> there is something you can put on the wings that are probably afro employees yak which would makeyour standard buffalo hot wings. what else is out there. >> i like sirroco on them. i like them very spicy but give them like an asian flavor. you can make them which bring in paprika but it's like a spicy hot wing and then blue cheese or ranch dip, that is a really good combination. >> now, the other thing that i saw that was cool was the dorito in the pepper. folks, you have to go to buzz buzzfeed and check it out. they put crushed doritos in a pepper grinder. >> that's amazing. >> yes. >> where do you sprinkle that? >> sprinkle it on anything. you see go to a party and all they have is healthy sal ads action carry that pepper grinder of doritos, look both ways make sure nobody is watching and give a little dorito. >> like a flask. >> like a flask. >> like a dorito flask. i love it. >> but no, i mean you could you could put it on a dip or a chili. it's like for people whot. another thing i think is important about the super bowl is you allow yourself, like you said, to eat whatever,