if you are searching, you think about certain things and if you are rescuing somebody, you think about other things. the first rule, of course, would be do not become a victim yourself. whenever you do a search, you have to preplan. you have to understand who is doing what. we suggest that you work in two teams of at least two people, so that's at least four people doing a search at the very, very, very least. you want a team on the outside and a team on the inside. proper safety equipment, we talked about equipment. we're only going to give you helmets. we're going to give you vests too. are the vests going to protect you from anything? no. any other equipment you have to get your own. gloves, if we have any extra we'll give you gloves. knee pads, you need good shoes, you need good clothes that won't rip so things like nails will be harder to rip through your skin. decide on the duties and the tools. who is good at what. if i physically can't do something when we show you how to do search and rescue, don't do it and make sure everybody else knows what you can and cannot do. that's ver

they're watching you ♪ private eyes they're watching you ♪ ♪ watching you watching you watching youw the most expensive show ever. >> jimmy: i'm skippin' around -- you have -- you have -- gosh, i love this song so much. "say it isn't so." that part of the song where you're like -- [ sings gibberish ] [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ oh, baby say it isn't so ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't so no, it's so hard ♪ >> jimmy: that's my favorite parts of that song. [ laughter ] 'cause there's no words in that part. it's fantastic. [ sings gibberish ] ♪ oh, oh baby, say it -- [ laughter ] it's fantastic. it was the best. i go -- i don't know -- you were just in the zone then. >> i get there often. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have "adult education." you have -- ♪ you're out of touch i'm out of time but i'm out of my head when you're not around ♪ ♪ you're out of touch i'm out of time ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, then you have -- ♪ m-e-t-h-o-d o-f l-o-v-e m-e-t-h-o-d o-f l-o-v-e ♪ oh, it's fantastic. ♪ m-e-t-h-o-d o-f l-o-v-e oh, i love it. "some things are better left unsaid." >> oh, you're going deep now. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i love i

>> you had no idea you had them?> i had no idea that i had tumors in my liver because when i went to get the cat scan and i got the results, they won't tell you the results. they want to send it through your doctor. >> when you hear tumors and liver, you're thinking, this could be the end. >> yes. i'm thinking, okay, lord, if this is it, thank you for this wonderful life. i just pray that i don't suffer. that's what went through my mind. but when she told me i had a 30% chance of survival, i had to start thinking, well, maybe this is it. but because of my faith, i wasn't afraid. >> when did you realize you were going to make it? >> i realized i was going to make it -- first of all, i had to go through the chemotherapy, double surgery, recuperate from the double surgery where they took out 30% of my colon, 70% of my liver. recuperate, go through some more intensive chemotherapy, and about a year after going through all of that and not having to be on chemotherapy, my test results were consistently good. the second yea

because if you end up doing a job you love, as you know, you are never going to be bored.ill never wake up and think, i've got to go to work today. you wake up and you're tony bennett. you get to go and sing and paint or whatever it may be, but everything you do, you love doing, don't you? >> it's never a bother for me. i don't need a vacation. i'm on vacation because i'm doing the two things i love. so you're right. >> the new album, they say that you can always judge a man by the company of the people that he keeps, tony. and on this album "duets ii" lady gaga, john mayer, amy winehouse, michael buble, sheryl crow, josh groban, mariah carey and so on. an extraordinary collection of amazing singers. do any of the ones on this album match up in quality of voice to the greats like sinatra or it is different these days? >> well, you know, i started with the "duets i." it was so successful that sony columbia said please do another one like that. the new artists -- the names that you just mentioned, what i love about it was the first time they all came out of schools and they'

i think that you know, just like you, you know, do you want to pay more taxes?wouldn't mind paying more tax. i think in principle i think that, funny, americans pay a lot less tax than we do in britain, for example, a lot less. which may be why we're in the financial crisis we're in now. for a long time, the tax rates were a lot higher in britain. i have a problem with the ideology of the rich paying a higher tax bracket than the poor. many people in america do. i think part of that is because the class structure here unlike in britain where it deeptds who your parents were and where you went to school, america is much more based around working hard, achieving success, and the money comes with that. you're the perfect examples of this. it's a different class structure, isn't it? >> i think it is. you know, i agree with what victoria said. and even what you said. we don't mind paying to help others as long as it's done fair and somebody has figured out the best way to do it. we live in a great country. we feel blessed to live here and the freedom and just the fre

are you -- you're not mad at me, are you?st not mad at steve, either. wel >> jimmy: well, who could be? chynna phillips, i thought she was good. she got eliminated three weeks ago. you never know how this is going to go. >> you don't. >> and the judges comments sometimes are inconsistent. it is what it is. >> jimmy: on a scale of 1 to 10, how hard did chaz dance and work and rehearse? >> are you kidding? he would sweat through two shirts. >> jimmy: you did get very sweaty on the show. >> i get sweaty. >> a lot of it ended up on my arms. >> jimmy: so how many hours a day were you practicing? >> with her? probably about three or four. >> jimmy: and then by yourself? >> yeah and she would give me homework to go home with. >> jimmy: i see. your mom has been tweeting and your mom has been very, very mad. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: your mom, of course, who don't know, is cher. she said, "i could -- she's talking about bruno, i could teach his little arm waving ass some manners. critique chaz's dance style but don't make fun of my child

you needed another job, you know. >> rose: you don't want to be there, yes, indeed. >> you know all about it. i was making about three bucks an hour and they got me a job as an extra on this movie they were doing in kentucky about horse racing and then when it was over miguel and jose ferrer said "you ought to go to hollywood, be an actor." i said, okay. i went to my dad and said "i'm going to hollywood to be an actor." and he was like "the hell you are." and it was one of those a little bit of butting heads for a period of time for a couple years of that. but at the end of the day, they were always very supportive of me. >> rose: it is better that you were not an instant success. >> yeah. oh... i wouldn't have handled it well. i wouldn't have handled it well for... first of all, i had a lot to learn about the craft. i look at people like evan rachel wd and ryan gosling and i think of when i was their age, the kind of work iwas doing would have gotten me thrown out of a film like this. i'm... always surprised by how talented they are. i'm better because i learned the craft and also better

do you see that you can do that?an you divorce being a catholic with all that that means and all you stand for as a catholic? i'm a catholic. from running for high office. >> well, i think that you have to understand that we are not a religious democracy. that you know, we -- religion to me is a personal thing. and so you know, i have to make certain decisions. my decisions are going to be based -- made based on what i think is best for all the people of new jersey. now, my catholicism informs part of who i am. but it does not rule who i am. and so i -- >> i'll ask you what i asked him. and he refused to answer. >> okay. >> is homosexuality a sin? >> well, my religion says it's a sin. i mean, i think -- but for me i don't -- i've always believed that people are born with the predisposition to be homosexual. and so i think if someone is born that way it's very difficult to say then that that's a sin. but i understand that my church says that. but for me personally i don't look upon someone who's homosexual as a sinner

you like her or whether you don't. i don't know how y'all get along. i don't really know of one thing in this family that's working well right now. it's just like we're in denial here. it's just like look straight ahead and there are no problems on the sides. but there are. and if you don't think that heroin addiction is fatal, let me tell you, it can be fatal. this has disaster written all over it. you see why i talked to you before we brought her out? because if we continued to do what we've always done where you get into some kind of treatment somewhere or whatever and then you decide, well, okay, i want to feel normal again so you come up with some [bleep] excuse to walk out the door and you answer that call and go get her and bring her home and just tuck her right in and here's 60 bucks, now go get your nails done, you saw her doing her nails on the video. >> sure did. >> dr. phil: that's her doing her nails. do you not resent her using you and playing you for a fool all this time? she knew you loved her. she knew

you know, if you have a lot of money, they'll give you all the money you want. if you don't have that much money, they're not loaning, so i think if i were president obama, i'd say, fellows, you have to ease up a little bit because they're not loaning the money to people to buy houses. now, i tell this to people, friends of mine and young people and this is a great time to buy a house but not from you or me. this is a great time to buy a house from a bank and you can get the money because they own the house. they have no choice. they have to get rid of it because these houses are being vandalized. people don't realize. first of all, the group leaves and they hate the bank because they're forced out. so they vandalize the house and then everybody else gets in to the picture. the banks desperate to sell houses. they're not desperate to loan money. but when they already have the house they'll give you a purchase money mortgage and take back financing. this is a great time to buy houses but only from banks. >> did you agree with the bailing out of the banks after le

you know?pull props from a bin, put them on and then when you hear this sound -- [ baby crying ] [ laughter ] -- you have to look right in that two-way mirror and strike your doll pose. the contestant whose pose looks most like the doll wins the grand prize. any questions? >> no. >> jimmy: higgins, what are they playing for tonight? ♪ >> steve: well, jimmy tonight's doll posing winner will receive $100. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! you also get to take home tonight's doll, jimmy! >> jimmy: very, very nice. thank you, higgins. contestant number one, you are up first. and just so you guys don't cheat and look at the doll before it's your turn, we're going to have you put on these domes of silence. you won't be able to hear or see a thing. these are domes of silence. there you go. everything good? >> yeah, still good. >> jimmy: all, right, good. hey, you weren't supposed to be able to hear me. [ laughter ] all, right. can you guys hear me? [ laughter ] you liars. oh, my gosh. all, r

you got a pretty good score even though you had a bad, you know, you had a misstep. of the better scores and, well, whoa knows -- >> you're so sweet to say that. >> jimmy: it is true. well, i would, but in this case, it is true. and unfortunately, we have a tradition here at the show -- >> burn the shoes, baby! >> jimmy: let's go outside to for the ceremonial burning of the capezios. with guillermo. tonight, you were eliminated from "dancing with the stars" and now your shoes must pay the price. guillermo? do it do the deed. america has spoken. your dance card has been punched. chynna phillips, everybody. they'll be on "good morning america" tomorrow. "dancing with the stars" on abc, monday and tuesday. we'll be right back with music from peter bjorn and john. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. if elected, i promise flu shots i'm a pfor all.easer. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamedvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questio

what do you snee where are you going, john?looking for the forecast. >> yes, all right. >> stephanie abrams, check of the weather. >> as we head through the day today another warm one here in the northeast, typically in the 60s. we are going to be in the 80s, below average and rainy to the southeast and barbecue weather throughout portions of the center of the country, tomorrow that low moves up the coast and stays unsettled ist >> good morning. lots of sunshine and it will be warm. low 80's in central maryland. >>> it is weird to say barbecue, northeast in october, right? >> i'll take it. i love it. >> mid-october practically. stephanie, thank you. >>> coming up next, is your job putting a strain on your marriage? we've got some advice, but first these messages. day, i feel the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. and that's what they do with great grains ceal. see the seam on the wheat grain? same as on the flake. because great grains steams and bakes the actual whole grain. now check out the other

and you know usually. you do like. this video has gone viral on you tube with nearly two million hits and we're joined now by sergeant smart honest as in our new york city health. sergeant thomas was watching that video you look angry or shouting and it seems though like police are listening what made you so angry. you don't christine romans were made me angry was. to see the police her norm. i haven't seen or you know become violent with the police or you know or you know or dangerous to anybody else that was in the populace these were peaceful protesters as you mentioned on this was one of the reasons that the occupy wall street movement got so much coverage and really gained in support because of what we saw police using their batons police using pepper spray in this video that we've seen on you tube you're saying if you want a fight go to iraq go to afghanistan what do you mean by the us. well what i meant by it was that you know this country has a on going war that you know i don't necessarily agree with i don't a

show for you tonight, you guys!ive it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ player i grind my focus is crime raw with the rhyme i'm sick with the slime ♪ ♪ my words are diamonds it's dug out a mine spit em, polish look how they shine ♪ ♪ glitter, glisten, floss i catch a beat running like randy moss ♪ ♪ ride that thing out like a -- new hoss i'm rolling my stone, gather no moss ♪ ♪ miami i'm coming i hope you get off rock your own boat like aalyiah then talk ♪ ♪ back back forth forth get that sailor on course course ♪ ♪ make that track a corpse corpse rap roll utterly rocked with my mouth to the mic and my hand to the top ♪ ♪ killa mike we don't stop ♪ cause the whole world loves it when you make that sound ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's rapper killer mike sitting in with the roots tonight! [ cheers and applause ] my man! here's his latest album here, "pledge." it features guest appearances from t.i., young jeezy and big boi. thanks for being here again. killer mike, my man. >> thank you for having me. [ applause ] >> j

what struck you when you got here? >> when i was working at cnn we had a large staff. >> we have a super large staff. >> we have like twelve. everybody has to be nimble in order for us to stay on top, to stay competitive, and to stay number one. >> and you know you talk to roger ailes about that and how you stay fresh, and he constantly encourages us to think outside the box and to do something different. >> you may be great, but that part is so slow! >> what would you say about our correspondents and the work they do? >> i think they are the best in the business. when certain people, who shall be name less, suggested they are not journalists at fox news i want to look at them and say, really? and the way in some cases they literally risk their lives to get after a story. >> right now they are firing tier gas. >> the forces have gun to fire at journalists. >> you were the first person publicly throughout all media to mention the same osama bin laden. why did his name come to mind? >> i'm a private pilot and i knew bin

yet they look at you and it's just about you. it's only you and what and who you are.'s nothing gets in between that, and you think what do i really need, what do i really need except some simple beliefs and some friendships? without a doubt. and it also reaffirming your faith in humanity as to where we could be even with nothing. >> did it reaffirm your faith in god? you were raised a catholic. are you a strong catholic? are you very religious? >> i was brought up a catholic. i'm not a practicing catholic. i'd say i'm more spiritual. i do believe in god. i kind of believe we all apply it to ourselves on an individual basis. we try our best. but this movie without a doubt, i mean, one thing that i've experienced in my life with the changes that i've had and changes that i've witnessed in other people is where when you are backed and have this belief in a god, what you can manifest with that. where you can go with that. this is a perfect example. i've had it in my life as well where i've seen just -- whether it was myself, the joy that i've had and happiness in my life

♪ everything you want so ♪ tell me what you want so ♪ everything you know take you 'round the world youme feel that ♪ you make me feel so ♪ ♪ put your hands up [ cheers and applause ] you make me feel that ♪ you make me feel so you make me feel that you make me feel so ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's what i'm talking about. tonight is going to be awesome. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." we are here in new york city having a good time. welcome, everybody. welcome. hey, man, did you guys see this accidentally exposed her right breast. and today, nancy went on the air to demand justice for the victims. she -- [ light laughter ] some more tv news, i heard that cbs is working on a tv show about a one-term presid

you know, now that you -- when you have kids it's like getting them set. >> jimmy: you have twin girlscept or trick or treating and candy and costumes and the whole thing. >> jimmy: when you have twins, do you have to dress them in the same -- >> no, no. one's a princess, once's a cowgirl. >> jimmy: they picked that? >> they did. >> jimmy: their names are dolly -- >> and charlie. >> jimmy: and charlie is named after your brother-in-law who is "the bachelor." >> right. you named your child after the bachelor. >> yeah, i had a girlfriend named charlie who is another name sake. >> jimmy: let's go to the bachelor. if you have another kid, jake pavelka would be a nice name. >> a theme. >> jimmy: that would be a great theme. so, that's very cute. will you carry them around -- >> i hope not. they are getting bigger. hard to carry them both. halloween's taken on a whole new meaning, you know? you can go different directions with it. and i feel like in my younger adult life it was slutty halloween. put on sexy clothes. as i got older, met jerry, i really got into scaring the crap out of jerry.

murray, you said you save a lot of patients, you know, you save people with heart attacks and you couldn'ty dad? you know, i will wake up in the morning and won't be able to see my daddy." jackson's mother was in shock, too >> and she said well he's not dead, is he? i said yes and she broke down. >> reporter: they found other drugs in the singer's mansion. >> surprise, surprise. >> reporter: murray blamed jackson for hiding drugs he got from other doctors. >> how about valisone? >> no. >> we found a small portion of marijuana in his room. did you know him to be a smoker? >> no. but he used excessive cologne. >> reporter: when the tape ended prosecutors weren't done yet calling l.a.'s deputy medical  examiner to the stand. >> what was the manner of death? >> the manner was homicide. >> reporter: and the defense theory that michael injected himself with propofol he calls unreasonable. how damaging is that to murray's case? >> you can't get any more damaging than having the official medical exercise, the one who actually conducted the autopsy on michael jackson come back and say it is unrea

>> where do you think you go when you die, leonard?ink when, you know, ashes to ashes, dust to dust. that's what i think. >> that's it. that's the end of leonard? >> you know, i would love to think that it's not. trust me, i really would, just as you would. i just somehow don't let that desire doesn't sway me. my belief is that there is nothing more than -- i mean it's beautiful that my add toms can bring this person that i am and the feelings that i have and it's wonderful they formed that, i don't believe there is anything beyond that. >> so a grim end for you. deepak? >> i think we go back to the infinite consciousness where we emerged from. i think an individual person is a fashion of behavior of a universal consciousness and that is constantly transforming and changing. you are not the same person that you were when you were a baby. that baby is dead. you are not the same person that you were a teenager. that's gone, too. so you keep on your eternal journey of transformation. and you have to shift your identity from that of a pers

if you had not escaped when you did, where do you think you would be today? >> i'd either be in the hospital or the morgue. >> the cops need to find steven harris, and this is all happening very quickly, and donna bravely agreed to help the police find steven harris. >> hey. what are you doing? i mean i just wanted to know if i could come by and get my stuff so that i can -- you know, i can find my own way back. >> steven harris tells donna that he's not home. >> is there anyway you can go >> i understand you're not over there, but is there any way you can go to the house? and he's not going to give up the location where he's at. >> okay, all right. whatever. >> the police don't know whether he is lying. he could be hiding out in his big home. they figure when they do get there, it's either going to be an arrest warrant, a search warrant, perhaps both. >> steven harris, las vegas police department. come outside. you need do it now. >> there was nobody home. steven harris apparently hadn't been there for a while. all of a sudden steven harris calls one of the

. >> if you had the time again, would you go public, do you think?s, after i went through mine, i saw melissa etheridge come out. i don't know if you remember that moment and she played this amazing song and she had a bald head. and she just knocked it out of the park. and i thought, gosh, i wish i had done that. >> what impact did it have on your life, the whole experience? >> well, i lost my hearing a little bit. >> permanently? >> yeah, from chemo. as a matter of fact, i was online reading about that last night on the ovarian cancer national alliance site which i did my psa for. and apparently taxol and some of the things that i was on can damage the hairs on the inside of the ear and that's it. either that or i've been listening to too much rock 'n' roll music. >> you can hear me well. >> when we work in the courtroom, i can't hear a thing. >> you wear aids on the set then, as well as microphones and stuff? >> yes. >> quite complicated. >> it's okay. they're so tiny now, it's -- but i get veain about it. >> are you completely clear of the cancer?

hurt you marginally if you don't.happened before. >> bill: got to be state by state so the governor of virginia would be in play. >> exactly right. >> bill: i have got perry here tomorrow, what question do you want me to ask him? give me your toughest? >> get in with him about the details of flat tax proposal. because they are exciting but they can be -- they can back fire on you as you have seen to some extent with cain. that would be fret fruitful inquiry. >> bill: get into illegal immigration with the governor as well, which should be interesting. >> understood. >> bill: more troubling activity from the occupiers. they hassle banks in california. juan and mary katharine moments away. ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deducble. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your sid

if you are japanese you bow. if you are chinese you don't. there are certain things that are specific to each culture. but if you are writing characters there are specific things that are everybody. and that's more important to me in that sense. you have the culture's background but if you can understand why a person who lives in that culture feels the way they do or does what they do i think that's the most important thing. does that answer your question? >> yeah. >> thank you. >> you letting me off? [laughter] do i have another story to tell you? i would if i -- >> you seem very conscious of the writer's process you are aware of how you work. you mentioned you changed from a film major to an english major. can you talk about when you were conscious when you wanted to be a writer. >> as opposed to a film maker? >> yes. >> some writers are not aware of their process as you are and i'm fas nacinated by that. >> when i took my first film class it was so boring. and it had nothing to do about the story that i was watching on the screen. and ever

what, you told them? you told?[ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ applause ] >> well, in all the excitement, i seem to have fractured my cervical spine. [ laughter ] >> it was a wake-up call for sure, bro. i swear to god, there's nothing like one of your bros getting hurt to remind you what's really important. [ light laughter ] you guys want to go to the club? >> yeah! ♪ >> a club a dub, dub, baby! >> club time, yeah! ♪ >> oh, man, the club tonight is gonna be epic. i invited some friends of mine to come party with us. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh, man, i thought we knew how to party. these guys were, like, party on a different level. they were, like, geniuses or something. [ laughter ] ♪ >> i like your hat. >> uh, well, the women in particular had quite attractive, uh -- personalities. ♪ >> hey, you're like a really hot dancer. >> i know. >> i never seen anybody party like that. it was insane. >> whoo. man, that was fun but now it's time to go back. >> wait, what do you mean go b

but all of you, the 10 of you, no, the nine of you, you have the power to stop what they're doing to us on a daily basis. please stand with us. we are growing daily. 1,500 cities nationwide. thousands worldwide. we are getting bigger by the day. we will do nothing but get bigger. we will not stop. when we win -- when we have taken our power back and we have changed this world, where do you want to be? where do each of you want to be? i would like for you to stand with us. thank you. [applause] >> next speaker. >> i was going to say good afternoon. but i think it's good evening, supervisors. >> my name is rachel achison. i wrote a short statement so i wouldn't ramble on. i grew up in the city. and i love san francisco. but right now i'm a shamed of this behavior towards this peaceful group who are showing the courage to finally speak truth to power. we must show the same level of respect for voices of defense that we have done for corporate and other interests. video footage from s.s.p.d. raids on october 15th and 17th sickened me. i would urge you all to pressure the mayor for greate

can i show you a videotape? what's it on? it's of you.an't resist. >> are they some kind of -- who are they? >> it was a sting operation. >> okay, if it was a sting operation, i'm busted for going there. i'm sure they had a camera on me. >> in fact, they did. can i show you some of the videotape? would you like to take a look? >> three times walked without a tv, [ bleep ]. >> you're bragging there, j.r. >> yeah. >> about robbing a guy. and you don't feel bad about it. you feel like robin hood because the guy is a wealthy man. why did you say all this stuff? >> pertaining to one person. it could have been tom, dick and harry. how can they arrest me or hold something against me if there is not a victim? there is no victim there. >> well, there are victims -- >> apparently if somebody had a bentley stole. >> right. >> did you steal the bentley? >> no, i didn't steal the bentley. you asked me that already. >> up to this point j.r. is sticking to his story. he seems pretty unfazed by seeing himself on the undercover sting video. but when i sho

you got a shirt. the good. how are you? me that you. you are the best. thank you. >> can you take prisoners information? goodbye. goodbye. we love you pureed tell everyone you know. goodbye. >> conservative leaders and republican presidential candidates were in washington this weekend. now remarks from newt gingrich. quite see where here at external -- you're here at an external -- @ a historical monument. i do not know if you watched it. the lead in marietta said in the lead media said this was a two- person race. i said they may be right, but they have the wrong to people. it is interesting that the two guys that got the most money have lost the most votes. maybe having a heart and they bring matters a lot. i think we are in a period of enormous challenge. we have judges to do not understand the constitution. we have an academic class whose alienated from the american people. we have a lot of work to do. recently, i released this 21st contract with america. it outlines the scale of change. and me give an example. -- imagine. we say goodbye to folks. we

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you.laughter) anyway, you were saying about no facts. >> i don't have facts to back this up, but i happen to believe that these demonstrations are planned and orchestrated to distract from the failed policies of the obama administration. >> jon: that's all you got? hey, man, if you don't have facts to back it up, why don't you put it more out there i don't have facts to back this up but i think the president is a spy from an alternate universe where dinosaurs never went extinct and people are kept as pets, you know. i will tell you, give us another stupid nonfactual black walnut protest analysis. >> don't blame wall street. don't blame the big banks. if you don't have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself. >> it not a person's fault because they succeeded. it is a person's fault if they failed. >> jon: that is interesting, so people should not scape goat anybody just because they didn't attain the american dream. >> the american dream is under attack because our government has been hi

you say that, you know, g.e. and the other corporations are stashing all this money abroad and you are absolutely right and not paying any taxes. the underground people who don't pay tax bus they make money off the books that is going to remain because you don't have a sales tax of any kind. >> well, we have a sales tax and substantial number of the states. but i will tell you that herman's problem with that is going to sell it to places that already have a sales tax. or those that don't have one. i don't think i don't think that americans trust to give them another form of revenue coming in. until there is a balanced budget amendment to the united states constitution which i call for in my plan, that americans aren't going to trust government coming up with a new source of money. >> get in the pockets sales tax 2%. no federal revenue coming in from a whole bunch of people who are making money off the books and you know it's a trillion-dollar a year problem and that's a lot of money that the feds are not getting

but if are you a monkey how do you know if you have herpes. don't say, what's on your lip unless are you a creepy person. >> which i'm guessing is how he found out. michael you asked if the animals should get other constitutional rights. the answer is yes, apparently they will be able to vote, and it turns out if you total up the value of the fish at seaworld are given they are part of the 1% and their taxes will go up. >> interesting thought. >> i am done. >> turks andy. >> are you welcome, greg. >> see you in a little bit. i am so glad he is gone. coming up, tom cruise is gay-ning more fans every day. it is because he is a class act, people. but first, what will -- what will ode-snookie smell like? ú( >>> we will start this thing now. she smells like cigarettes and vomit and red bull and now you can too. snookie has her own perfume. she is hawking it november 10th. it is called a very snookie holiday gift special. wait, let me not mark michael 11 der. the perfume called snookie offers the scent of pink cup cake, sexy woods, don't know how

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good to see you. >> thank you.se recipes have been passed down from your parents and grandparents. >> absolutely. you know, i love dimsung culture. it's so wonderful. i'm all about easy chinese so that you can make this, you know, easy at home with your family, with your friends, and it's just wonderful. >> and relatively healthy. it's small and a lot of times steamed. >> absolutely. a lot of times steamed. i'm going to show you two of my favorite recipes that i also demonstrate on easy chinese san francisco. i'll do pork and prawn wantons which are boiled. we can have them fried as appetizers but this is super healthy. you need ground pork and i have some prawns. >> is that a common combination, pork and seafood? >> oh, absolutely. pork and seafood, we love it. you know, think of like oyster sauce with chicken, stir fry. it's just wonderful. it's the textures and the flavors. >> and what else do we add to this? >> to this filling i'm going to add in grated ginger. ginger is gorgeous. then i have here rice wine whi

>> what do you want me to show you? >> you want her to pull her breast out and -- >> that's not what i want. >> these people sound desperate. the woman, the man, they both -- this doesn't sound -- it doesn't sound like a story anybody would make up. >> they said they didn't know if it was a result of her breast cancer or if she was having heart attack. somebody says they're having a heart attack. that's when humanity needs to kick in. i can understand why the officer pulled them over. i can't understand why he didn't do something more, more human in this situation. >> do i have to show you my body? >> do you want her to pull her breast out and show you? >> that's not what i want. >>> this video wasn't one of our top 20, but we thought you would like seeing it. >> ah, colonel gadhafi. dead at last. >> moammar gadhafi has been killed. we know that by now. but it turns out, a little-known sitcom predicted it way back in the '80s. this is a clip from the fox sitcom, "second chance." and you're seeing a character who is play

you do have to go through the whole process like you did when you did buy the house.larger the fees. so if you have a house that's over $1 million, at praisal fee could be $1,000. razz if you have a house that's $400,000, the appraisal fee could be about $300. >> in general, you should expect four different types of fees. lender fees, title, escrow fees and government fees. you know what? it's going to be everything from, like he said, the appraisal fee to the application fee. >> do your math to make sure that you think you're going to be in this home. if you shorten the duration of the loan, you go to a 15-year, be sure you can handle those monthly payments for the next 15 years. you've got a solid income, but you could be save tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest. so everyone should be looking into refinancing. >> that's right. >> absolutely. >> people that have a $200,000 monch with $167,000 value, if they take out a 15-year fixed in 3 1/2 year years, they would have amortized. if you take out another 30-year fixed mortgage, you're not going to