i'm excited, i mean, little richard had a perm, james brown had a perm. like, all the old school rock and roll people had a perm and i'm bringing it back. do i think people will take me more seriously when i have a perm? >> i think not. >> definitely not. >> i just hope it's a lot higher. this is what i hope, i want to see some more height. >> i never would have had a perm in a million years. i'm not getting rid of it. you don't get rid of free perm from jimmy fallon. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, ian has been sequestered since he got permed, so he hasn't even seen himself yet and his friends and family haven't seen him either. we've got his friends and family right here for moral support. say hello, you guys. >> hey. >> hi. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. it's like a haze over here, from the band. ian's sister is here as well. is there a history of perming in the family? >> um, my mom got perms in the '70s and my brother's hair has never been permed. >> jimmy: no. you never got a perm, did you? >> no. >> jimmy: no, n

it's the permanent, aka the perm. that's right everyone. it's "late night" perm week. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ that's right. it is -- [ laughter ] "late night" perm week. >> steve: 110. >> jimmy: yeah, he sings -- he's got some good notes there. [ light laughter ] the entire week we celebrate the most ass-kicking hairdo of all time by picking one dude per day from our studio audience and perming his hair, thus changing his life forever. we have been making the world a better place through perming all week here at "late night." take a look at what we have done. >> i'm excited to get this perm. i hope jimmy loves it. >> i have had crazy hair in my life, but i'm going to say this is going to be the craziest. >> steve could really use a perm. he's been having some trouble with the ladies lately. [ laughter ] >> i think it's going to be awesome. >> jimmy: is everyone ready to meet the new ryan? [ cheers and applause ] the brand new, freshly permed simon. [ cheers and applause ] and here he is now, come on out. ♪ this is truly a remarkable transformation

the perm. that's right everyone. it's "late night" perm week! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. [ laughter ] it is "late night" perm week, the entire week where we celebrate the world's greatest hairdo by picking one person per day from our audience and lovingly perming their hair. tonight's lucky perm recipient is steve obelnicki. steve is in our audience. he is a 24 year old guy from winnipeg, canada. and he plays right wing for the new york aviators, which is a minor league hockey team right here in the city. [ cheers and applause ] hockey player. getting a perm. it's been an exciting day of hair transformation for steve. here, take a look. >> my name is steve obelnicki. i'm from winnipeg, manitoba, canada. i'm here to get a perm. ♪ the most i've ever done with my hair is shaved it, and when i was a rookie they shaved an arrow into the top of my head. so, that's probably the craziest thing i've done. >> steve could really use a perm. he's -- he's been having some trouble with the ladies lately, and i think is in desper

the perm. that's right, it's late night perm week, everybody! ♪ that's right. [ cheers and applause ] "late night" perm week. an entire week where we celebrate the most stylish hairdo of all time by picking one dude per day from our audience and perming his hair -- thus changing his life forever. tonight's lucky perm recipient is ryan dudenbostel. [ laughter ] ryan dudenbostel. ryan is 28 years old. he is a conductor and professional clarinet player from new york city. he's had quite an exciting hair day today. here. take a look. >> hi, my name is ryan dudenbostel. i live here in new york city. i'm here on "late night with jimmy fallon" to get my hair permed and it's going to be awesome. i think i need a little bit of -- a little flash. and i think perm is all flash. ♪ i'm a musician and i've been looking for something that kind of sets me apart as a legitimate artist and i think the perm is really what i really need. >> and since he is a conductor, you know, when he's up there conducting and flailing and doing all that -- the hair's just go

the perm. that's right, it's late night perm week, everybody! ♪ >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] "late night" perm week. an entire week where we celebrate the most stylish hairdo of all time by picking one dude per day from our audience and perming his hair -- thus changing his life forever. tonight's lucky perm recipient is ryan dudenbostel. [ laughter ] ryan dudenbostel. ryan is 28 years old. he is a conductor and professional clarinet player from new york city. he's had quite an exciting hair day today. here. take a look. >> hi, my name is ryan dudenbostel. i live here in new york city. i'm here on "late night with jimmy fallon" to get my hair permed and it's going to be awesome. i think i need a little bit of -- a little flash. and i think perm is all flash. ♪ i'm a musician and i've been looking for something that kind of sets me apart as a legitimate artist and i think the perm is really what i really need. >> and since he is a conductor, you know, when he's up there conducting and flailing and doing all that -- the hair

a perm. ♪ i don't know what it's going to look like, i've never had curly hair, but i'm excited. i'm doing it. let's go. i rock whatever i wear and whatever i look like, and it is what it is. so, it's a new style. i've never had curly hair, so i'll make do. it should be fun, to say the least. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: omg, you guys, i can't wait to see what simon is going to look like. we've got his friends right here. say hello, you guys. >> hello. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, don't remove the blindfolds until i tell you, okay? audience, is everyone ready for the brand new, freshly-permed simon? [ cheers and applause ] can you believe he's going to do this? did you think he would ever do this to his hair? >> you know what, it doesn't surprise me, but i'm very excited. >> jimmy: very good. well, here's simon before, you guys. [ drum roll ] and here he is now. simon, come on out. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for doing this. >> i like your hairdo. >> jimmy:

. >> perm -- personal harm, financial harm is severe. >> they are concerned that they violate people's privacy. that's not all. some users filed suit against them claiming the company violated the federal fair credit reporting act by making people's financial data public. but not allowing them to correct inaccuracies. a judge ruled in favor of spokio this week. >> one judge said the plaintiff that were complaining had no basis to complain because they couldn't show how they were hurt. >> eric goldman is the director of the high-tech law institute at santa clara university. he offered the search himself on spoke oo. >> this is my old address. >> there is nothing available there. >> this is exactly why goldman doesn't consider s pokeo a threat and doesn't see anything illegal about it. >> assuming it is all public information that has been published somewhere else, it is not illegal to put it in a new context. >> but web users we spoke with disagree. >> it is breaking the privacy issue. people can find out where i live or my family lives. >> is it true that you are a female and you live

when we went out i would say fifty percent at least of the villages we passed through would be perm to the ground there was no difference between someone we burned and the ones we didn't burn it just put some we had time and we burn the. we came here today to begin an operation aimed at clearing this area and mopping up the hidden viet cong to bring security to all of you. we understand that among you there are some who have naively listened to the viet cong propaganda and have joined the rebels among them are some of your husbands your brothers so please advise them to come back we are ready. during this pacification program to admit them back to society and to assist them. in ninety one children around as did comic suspects. and a lieutenant around him up as call the caps on the radio and he asked what should be done with them the captain simply repeated the order that came down from the colonel that morning the order came down colonel that morning was killing the moves which you can take any way you want to take it and when the captain told lieutenant this then i rang up i got up an

when we went out i would say fifty percent at least of the villages we passed through would be perm to the ground there was no difference between someone we burned and the ones we didn't burn it just put some we had time and we burn. we came here today to begin an operation aimed at clearing this area and mopping up the hidden viet cong to bring security to all of you. we understand that among you there are some who have naively listened to the viet cong propaganda and have joined the rebels among them are some of your husbands your brothers so please advise them to come back we are ready. during this pacification program to admit them back to society and to assist them. in ninety one children around others did calm suspects. and the lieutenant around him up as call the caps on the radio and he asked what should be done with them the captain simply repeated the order that came down from the colonel that morning the order they came down the colonel that morning was to kill anything that moves which you can take any way you want to take it and when the captain told lieutenant this then i

when we went out i would say fifty percent at least of the villages we passed through would be perm to the ground there was no difference between someone we burned and the ones we didn't burn it just put some we had time and we burn. we came here today to begin an operation aimed at clearing this area and mopping up the view of course to bring security to all of you. we understand that among you there are some who have naively listened to the viet cong propaganda and have joined the rebels among them are some of your husbands your brothers so please advise them to come back we are ready. during this pacification program to admit them back to society and to assist them. in ninety one children around as did comic suspects. and a lieutenant around him up as call the caps on the radio and he asked what should be done with them the captain simply repeated the order that came down from the colonel that morning the order came down colonel that morning was killing the moves which you can take any way you want to take it and when the captain told lieutenant this then i rang up i got up and i st

when we went out i would say fifty percent at least of the villages we passed through would be perm to the ground there was no difference between someone we burned and the ones we didn't burn it just put some we had time and we burn the. we came here today to begin an operation aimed at clearing this area and mopping up the viet cong to bring security to all of you. we understand that among you there are some who have naively listened to the viet cong propaganda and have joined the rebels among them are some of your husband's your brothers so please advise them to come back we are ready. during this pacification program to admit them back to society and to assist them. in ninety one children around as did comic suspects. and the lieutenant around him up as call the caps on the radio and he asked what should be done with them the captain simply repeated the order that came down colonel that morning the order came down the colonel that morning was to kill anything that moves which you can take any way you want to take it and when the captain told lieutenant this then i rang up i got up a

when we went out i would say fifty percent at least of the villages we passed through would be perm to the ground there was no difference between someone we burned and the ones we didn't burn it just put some we had time and we burn the. we came here today to begin an operation aimed at clearing this area and mopping up the hidden viet cong to bring security to all of you. we understand that among you there are some who have naively listen to the vietcong propaganda and have joined the rebels among them are some of your husband your brothers so please advise them to come back we are ready. during this pacification program to admit them back to society and to assist them. in ninety one children around as did comic suspects. and a lieutenant around him up as call the caps on the radio and he asked what should be done with them the captain simply repeated the order that came down colonel that morning the order came down colonel that morning was killing the moves which you can take any way you want to take it and when the captain told lieutenant this then i rang up i got up and i started w

pearl square's air of semi-perm permanence in a clear message to beleaguered arab leaders. demands for change must be met or they'll take to the streets again. 200 political prisoners are expected to be released tomorrow at the same time the main opposition leader in exile-- who has an arrest warrant hanging over his head-- is expected back. if he's allowed in, the two events will amount to the most significant gesture yet that the regime here is serious about reform. allen pizzey, cbs news back bahrain. >> smith: the world didn't know what to make of moammar qaddafi >> smith: the world didn't know what to make of moammar qaddafi when he seized power in libya in 1969. 42 years later, his mark on history is unmistakable. his brutal reign, his support for terrorists and his often bizarre behavior. more on qaddafi from mark phillips. >> reporter: with his exotic choice in uniforms, with his personal security detail made up only of women, with his unconventional behavior exemplified by his rambling 2009 united nations speech that was supposed to last 15 minutes but went on for

there are residential services and there an deigned um long perm policy. service that's would allow people to stay and they're not really available in the private sector market right now. so we are tapping some of the best minds in the private sector looking at strategies to make sure this works long term. but certainly adverse selection, solvency, and, you know, making good on the commitment that people would have these flexible accounts in the future is strategy that we have moving forward. >> i appreciate your response, madam secretary. i would only secretary and i would suggest that my solution is still repeal of this program. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman? >> senator hatch? >> madam secretary, a number of people will have questions they'll submit in writing and i would hope you would send them back to us. >> certainly. >> we'll try to leave the record open here for a week for our members to file any additional questions they might have. and madam secretary, thank you very much for your time. you've been very generous with your time. we appr

because what i need is a burned-out, permed-up doctor with a god complex and a drinking problem. don't listen to her. most guys would kill for those curls. straighten up, newbie, and i mean that in every sense of the word. this woman is pure molten evil. got it. how do you even look at yourself in the mirror knowing that you are ruining american medicine? frivolous lawsuits scare prospective... shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. don't you even feel the least bit--

at issue, more than 300 recruiting calls that were not perms i am under ncaa rules. cal reported the violations itself saying most of the calls probably weren't logged in a timely manner. the ncaa say the violations were more the case of neglect and not intentional. [ music ] >> we have been using live stormtracker 2 to track the live storm showers here on twin peaks. there you go. let me tell you something. i go way back. i am fifth generation northern california. my family grew up in the city. frank, you grew up over here in oakland. when was the last time you saw that, buddy? >> i remember iny 76 it snowed in the lawrence hall signs of berkeley up there throwing snowballs at people. but that is the only time i can remember seeing snow in the immediate bay area. >> do you have chills down your back? >> i do. >> we can see it live and it is great. it is really actually coming down. >> do you think it will stick? >> no, not warm enough. you can get snow at 28 degrees. it is probably melting when it hits. but snow in san francisco that is just a really, really neat th

has steve jobs given enough direction to that company that they can continue on once he -- has left perm nanltdly. i think tim cook can do that. we've seen steve jobs slowly introducing cook. he has hosted a number of the discussions that apple had. recently when you went to see a steve jobs production, he would take center stage for a little bit, then step away and let other people at apple continue with the presentation. so i think they have sort of got this in the mind of analysts and journalists. >> reporter: the question is whether the board would be forced to reveal their plans before, if jobs were to step down, that will be the issue at the shareholders meeting today. the group of investors i mentioned are going to put this resolution forward, there will be a vote but the general thought there are not going to be enough votes to force the hands of the board of directors. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. a 4.4 earthquake shook parts of mendocino county. it hit before 9:00 last night in the middle of the national forest about 22 miles east of willits. no reports of i

and very recently there was a study done at the new york times and the review is perm predominantly mal.

at issue, more than 300 recruiting calls that were not perms i am under ncaa rules. cal reported the violations itself saying most of the calls probably weren't logged in a timely manner. the ncaa say the violations were more the case of neglect and not intentional. [ music ] >> we have been using live stormtracker 2 to track the live storm showers here on twin peaks. there you go. let me tell you something. i go way back. i am fifth generation northern california. my family grew up in the city. frank, you grew up over here in oakland. when was the last time you saw that, buddy? >> i remember iny 76 it snowed in the lawrence hall signs of berkeley up there throwing snowballs at people. but that is the only time i can remember seeing snow in the immediate bay area. >> do you have chills down your back? >> i do. >> we can see it live and it is great. it is really actually coming down. >> do you think it will stick? >> no, not warm enough. you can get snow at 28 degrees. it is probably melting when it hits. but snow in san francisco that is just a really, really neat th

it was not a situation we should have permed for as long -- >> ever. okay, then i can buy that, but does that mean you'll never have any analyst who would never say anything somewhat provocative? i guess my main point is i think this is going to be a real struggle for media moving forward and for npr that really built its reputation on this kind of -- >> the last thing that i heard, geneva, and i find it troubling is that our days of in-house analysts are over. and in some awful and ironic way, i guess they died with dan. >> well, then, yeah. that may well be true. >> yeah. >> i think it's a very difficult challenge, and it will be for all media that have really kind of said, you know, there's a clear line between the news and opinion. >> so the way we will do it is to have e.j. deyoung, you know, we'll get outside people coming many and doing that analysis -- >> but what if e.j. goes somewhere else and says something -- >> but, i mean, he's not on our staff. it gets a little fly speck-y but that's right, he's not on our staff. he comes in the once a w

if we're going to -- we gain a competitive footing an help small and mid sized perms we need a robust mechanism to handle this. i think we're falling behind. so what's the delay on the part of the administration in moving forward and getting a bilateral investment treaty specifically with china? >> first of all, congressman, thank you for your comments about agriculture. parenthetically, i will tell you america's ag exports were up dramatically, almost $06 billion according to the u.s. ample. they're forecasting that 2011 could be our highest year ever. we may reach as high as $114 pl. that extremely important to all of america's farmers and their workers and families. we will be looking to try to aggress -- address some of your concerns about rice in t. perform p. and others. we are trying to do two things with china, we are -- it would be helpful. we have had four negotiating rounds thus far. we are moving on parallel tracks, one we had already begun a process to review our model, we needed anup date because it hadn't been revised in almost 10 years. we are hopefully at the end stag

there are residential services and there an deigned um long perm policy. service that's would allow people to stay and they're not really available in the private sector market right now. so we are tapping some of the best minds in the private sector looking at strategies to make sure this works long term. but certainly adverse selection, solvency, and, you know, making good on the commitment that people would have these flexible accounts in the future is strategy that we have moving forward. >> i appreciate your response, madam secretary. i would only secretary and i would suggest that my solution is still repeal of this program. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman? >> senator hatch? >> madam secretary, a number of people will have questions they'll submit in writing and i would hope you would send them back to us. >> certainly. >> we'll try to leave the record open here for a week for our members to file any additional questions they might have. and madam secretary, thank you very much for your time. you've been very generous with your time. we appr

his moratorium on the gulf of mexico oil drilling has become a perm torium. more alaskan oil has been placed off limits. the technology hydraulic frackturg that makes possible the huge increase of natural gas production from shale formations is under attack. permits to mine coal are harder to get in america than a heart transplant. the "wall street journal" recently reported u.s. domestic oil production will fall 13% this year and that is part of obama's strategy. the obama administration is trying to achieve by regulation what it can't pass through congress. [applause] in one sentence, the obama energy policy is this. increase the price of energy so americans will use less of it. they're pursuing that policy to reduce pollution. and to make extremely expensive uneconomic alternative fuels cost competitive. that's not an energy policy. this is an environmental policy. so as gas blows by $3 a gallon on its way to $4 and more, remember what energy secretary steven chew, a member of the obama plrks' cabinet today, said in a 2008 speech. somehow we have to figure

we are challenged in perm -- in terms of being able to staff those facilities. we have a robust community in the district of columbia that provides a host of services. many don't have stable places to be able to hang their hat. we are looking now at creating partnerships, especially as a quid pro quo. we don't have the staffing obvious adequate staffing, you need a place to hang your hat. why don't you come in and work with us in terms of actually operating programs within the recreation center. the management will continue to be done by the city, but the services will be provided by non-profits who come and locate in the centers to continue these services, but do it without raising cost and in some instances, actually reducing cost. >> those are great ideas. just again to summarize, we have got to find more ways to do more public-private partnerships, involving volunteer, selling our cities, i love the idea of bringing non-profits in. is that the word we can point? incredible ideas for mayors. i know there's a lot with the mayor's here. i have gotten ideas from