scott segal is director of an energy industry trade group and john walke is clean air director for the natural resources defense council. john walke, how big is the problem that the e.p.a. says they're trying to solve. >> this is the most significant clean air and public health achievement in a generation and it is a huge problem with coal-burning power plants emitting more toxins into america's air than any other source of pollution. so cleaning them up is a huge success story to celebrate. >> ifill: scott segal, do you see it the same way? >> well, i don't. i will say it's a very big significant achievement on the part of the e.p.a. in the sense that it represents the most expensive air rule potentially in e.p.a. history. it represents the greatest intervention into the power marketplace and for that matter job marketplace in a generation as well. i guess what i would say is over the last 20 years we've had about a 67% reduction in primary emissions coming from power plants, including mercury emissions and particulate matter emissions without this rule. what this rule adds is a subst

it's a bad deal for america and at a bad time to conduct such a deal. >> ifill: scott segal and john walke of the national resources defense council, thank you both very much. >> brown: nation in north africa confronts the issue of hiv-aids. ray suarez reports. >> reporter: friday prayer in morocco, on africa's northwest corner. thousands of worshipers gather in a large mosque in the city of bouskoura, to pray, and hear prayers and preaching from the local imam. with few variations, this is a familiar scene, repeated weekly across the muslim world. on this december day, the weekly message from imam mohammed ziani isn't what you expect to hear at friday prayers. >> ( translated ): dear brothers, aids or the hiv virus is one of the most fatal plights our generation is facing because we do not talk about it. >> reporter: the taboo topic of h.i.v.-- the virus that causes aids-- particularly how to prevent it and treat it rarely surfaces in such a public way in muslim societies, let alone at the mosque. imam ziani, and religious leaders across morocco are trying to change that. >> ( trans

it's a bad deal for america and at a bad time to conduct such a deal. >> ifill: scott segal and john walke of the national resources defense council, thank you both very much. >> brown: nation in north africa confronts the issue of hiv-aids. ray suarez reports. >> reporter: friday prayer in morocco, on africa's northwest corner. thousands of worshipers gather in a large mosque in the city of bouskoura, to pray, and hear prayers and preaching from the local imam. with few variations, this is a familiar scene, repeated weekly across the muslim world. on this december day, the weekly message from imam mohammed ziani isn't what you expect to hear at friday prayers. >> ( translated ): dear brothers, aids or the hiv virus is one of the most fatal plights our generation is facing because we do not talk about it. >> reporter: the taboo topic of h.i.v.-- the virus that causes aids-- particularly how to prevent it and treat it rarely surfaces in such a public way in muslim societies, let alone at the mosque. imam ziani, and religious leaders across morocco are trying to change that. >> ( trans

it's a bad deal for america and at a bad time to conduct such a deal. >> ifill: scott segal and john walke of the national resources defense council, thank you both much. confronts the issue of hiv-aids. ray suarez reports. >> reporter: friday prayer in morocco, on africa's northwest corner. thousands of worshipers gather in a large mosque in the city of bouskoura, to pray, and hear prayers and preaching from the local imam. with few variations, this is a familiar scene, repeated weekly across the muslim world. on this december day, the weekly message from imam mohammed ziani isn't what you expect to hear at friday prayers. >> ( translated ): dear brothers, aids or the hiv virus is one of the most fatal plights our generation is facing because we do not talk about it. >> reporter: the taboo topic of h.i.v.-- the virus that causes aids-- particularly how to prevent it and treat it rarely surfaces in such a public way in muslim societies, let alone at the mosque. imam ziani, and religious leaders across morocco are trying to change that. >> ( translated ): it is the duty of any imam or

sculpture, where she looked like a george segal sculpture. i really love the bus driver. i really thought she looked like the bus driver. but she didn't. she had a motorcycle cap but it was painted. and that part of it i just love because i always view what we do as performance art. whether it's gaga or nicki minaj or katy perry or me or madonna or annie lennox or deborah harry, it's performance art. >> is part of it the ability to take risks and occasionally fail? i watch gaga and times i absolutely love what she does. other times i think this is completely crackers. but i like the fact that she's constantly trying new things. >> you got to try. what are you going to do, never grow? you know, the younger artists look to the older artists just like i do but you also look to the younger artist. there's new music happening all the time. there's old music to still discover. there's older artists making new music. music is a great medium. and the great thing about the fact that video happened and the visual happened and there's tv is that we now

sculpture, where she looked like a george segal sculpture. i really love the bus driver. i really thought she looked like the bus driver. but she didn't. she had a motorcycle cap but it was inted. and that part of it i just love because i always view what we do as performance art. whether it's gaga or nicki minaj or katy perry or me or madonna or annie lennox or deborah harry, it's performance art. >> is part of it the ability to take risks and occasionally fail? i watch gaga and times i absolutely love what she does. other times i think this is completely crackers. but i like the fact that she's constantly trying new things. >> you got to try. what are you going to do, never grow? you know, the younger artists look to the older artists just like i do but you also look to the younger artist. there's new music happening all the time. there's old music to still discover. there's older artists making new music. music is a great medium. and the great thing about the fact that video happened and the visual happened and there's tv is that we now he

sculpture, where she looked like a george segal sculpture. i really love the bus driver. i really thought she looked like the bus driver. but she didn't. she had a motorcycle cap but it was painted. and that part of it i just love because i always view what we do as performance art. whether it's ga-ga or nicky menage or caty perry or me or madonna or annie lenox or deborah harry, it's performance art. >> is part of it the ability to take risks and occasionally fail? i watch ga-ga and times i absolutely love what she does. other times i think this is completely crackers. but i like the fact that she's constantly trying new things. >> you got to try. what are you going to do, never grow? you know, the younger artists look to the older artists just like i do but you also look to the younger artist. there's new music happening all the time. there's old music to still discover. there's older artists making new music. music is a great medium. and the great thing about the fact that video happened and the visual happened and there's tv is that we no

stacey segal braving the mall in los angeles. >> we are doing well. i listened to the same christmas track eight times . extra points to who wrote the creative introduction. according to the initial retail federation. 37 million americans had not even started their christmas shopping two weeks ago. and that is not stressing out all of the businesses and the stores. they relie on those procrastinators to shell out the made cash. and over all numbers are looking good and holiday spending is projected to be up seventy percent. internet sales have risen 15 percent . they are finding more big items. they propose cars and tronn tronns . when that had the urge to spend and doesn't have the capacity, you get a pent-up demand. we are seeing confidence . >> and typically holiday spending accounts for the total profits. >> and although they look promising. it is not an indicator that consumers will open the spending flood gates in 2012. made the consumers feel nervous. we have a major problem to deal with. and wes and months . the people who wait until the lastt

money.com's laurie segall caught up with one of its founders. >> coding is going to be the literacy of the 21st century. the same way there are architects and construction workers, you'll need a lot of construction workers who are sort of making software real as opposed to designing the software. so i think you know, you'll need a lot more of those in the future as everything moves towards software and the web and mobile. >> and writing code isn't just for the zuckerbergs of the world, let's bring our panel back in. lz, is the new, i don't know, new chinese? in the '80s, everyone wanted their kids to learn japanese and they didn't need that in the end. and then they said chinese. maybe now it's code. >> absolutely not. i'm actually offended by that very question. and i tell you why. you know, we're getting so close to the point at which college is becoming a job-creating factory and we're forgetting about the liberal arts aspect and the purpose is also to be an educated person. when i think of languages such as french and italian and spanish, i'm thinking of languages that also incorpo

and a committee headed by al segal, who was an assistant managing editor, prescribed a for the times to have a public editor. the times, a lot of ooher papers have ombudsmen. the times had already said, the readers' representative. we shouldn't have to hire an ouusider to dd that, but under the other extreme assault on our credibility, it just seemed like a reasonable measure. you know, there's -- all you have to do is say the words, utter the phrase, public editor in the newsroom and people will gather around and, and you'll, it'll be like gathered around a pit bull fight or somethingg it's still a ontroversial and unpleasant thing. and particularly now that the internet has given us an endless supply of critics, the idea that we would pay somebody ggod money and give them space to do it in our own paper and sometimes call. >> smith: and have them essentially unanswerable and unaccountable right? they operate as totally independent actor within the paper. >> keller: that's correct. >> smith: yeah. >> keller: you know, there, i've certainly had -- the last time we were on our fourth

jason segal. who do you want to kiss? >> bradley cooper. >> she didn't even think about it. >> that's a good one. barely got the question out. >> let's talk about driving while stressed out. that is something women have and men have. if you're driving in the car and your husband/boyfriend is next to you, does that elevate your stress level when he's in the passenger's seat? >> the woman is driving and the man is in the passenger seat? >> women say that makes them stressed when their boyfriend or husband is next to them. >> they rarely let you do it. they have to common tate on it. >> they have to be bossy. [ horns honking ] >> what is that? >> we need sound effects? >> frank hurt his leg the other day. we were running to a movie and he hurt it really. i rushed to get the car and met him. i'm telling you, all the way home the man told me everything i was doing wrong. you're going too fast. watch out around this corner. i'm going, would you stop it? somehow i got him home safely. >> it's the opposite. if we're in the passen

nine hundred nine until two thousand and three then everything went wrong in two thousand and four segal was indicted on corruption in two thousand and six he was convicted on those charges and sentenced to seven years in prison but it soon became obvious the siegelman hadn't committed any crimes that instead his only offense was being a democrat and being on the top of a political hit list made up by karl rove ever since siegelman has been fighting for his innocence and trying to expose the truth for more on this story governor don siegelman joins me now from our new york studios governor welcome. thank you to you know it's it's fun to listen to you synopsize the story but it might do your listeners some good to know the extent of the rove connection. the person who began the investigation was call rove's client the state attorney general the u.s. attorney who was married to my opponent's campaign manager. was karl rove's best friend and business partner the he forgot to mention that they couldn't beat me fair and square so they stole the election in two thousand and two and the people

to help us out lori segal is here with some of the best tech toys. so excited to hear about them. hit me. >> you know, so listen, if we're thinking about the out of the box ideas and something that's a little different besides the tablet and other essential gifts there's the ik, a girl came in and showed us this gadget. if they play games on their ipad you can use this, it tufrps your gaming experience into an arcade experience and put your ipad in there and you have a joy stick in an old school arcade game and download over 100 different games that will go along with this and really cool so it is great for that person that likes to game at about $100. get it on sale for $70. that's a really cool one and the ihome ip 4, $199 but what it is, it is an old-school boom box but has a great digital twist. put your ipod in it and the sound is amazing. we were testing it out. it was a lot of fun. for those of us that like the old school boom box, it's a really good solution and everybody loved it. so, you know, those are some out of the box ideas. if you don't want to get the typical tabl

segal, thank you -- >> and i'm ready to read norwegian now. julie: i know, i was going to say, what can't you do? rick, i'm having dessert tonight, but i'm going to skip the carbs. rick: just five days until new year's eve, right around the corner, and fox news is planning another star-studded affair live from times square. megyn kelly and bill hemmer hosting the all-american new year with trace adkins and big and rich along with the cast of the tony-award-nominated show, "rock of ages." go to foxnews.com/"america live" where you'll find information on all of our guests. julie: all right. we are just eight days away from the first contest of campaign 2012. can you believe it? the iowa caucuses right around the corner. we're going to look at what candidates are doing for that last minute push. >>> plus, to this teen mount everest is just child's play. he climbed that when he was only 13. l why that amazing feat pales next to the world record he just set. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phill

mark segal, if he's not going to get that medicare money, you think he's going to treating patients? >> can't sign up until '14, and insurance companies are raising premiums because they're ripoffs. >> they know obamacare will raise the premium -- >> oh, please. of all the people, don't support insurance companies. they're dogs. >> i'm pointing out how flawed and broke obamacare is. >> it's not. >> they've already raised premiums 9%. you know this, right? >> yes. and what's their excuse? coming down the road is obamacare. >> that's a crazy voice-over. >> ever been to an insurance association meeting? >> can't say that i have. >> it's like finding a gigantic pot of gold in manhattan. >> you're lucky, kimberly, because these doctors aren't going to hang around for a while. >> you want to talk about solyndra. >> no. i want to talk about john edwards first. john edwards has asked to delay his trial. he's accused of breaking some campaign finance laws and siphoning money to his girlfriend. so why is he asking for a delay in this case? is he trying to -- >> yeah. he sounds qualified to run

. >> he is on segal who has wanted to make this movie for so long. i was interview is him and he was picked on in high school and he found this love in watching the muppets when he was younger. now, it is almost like he is thanking them on for this. >> already a big box office smash? >> it is doing well at the box office. it will make you smile from ear to ear the entire film. everybody, no matter how opened you are, grandparent, kids, teenagers, adults, you will love this film. it is very emotional. amy adams, i love her, she is so hot. >> all right. we only got another minute. >> martha, marcy may, marlene. this is a wonderful film. it is not your typical hollywood movie. it leaves things open ended. it macyou work as the viewer. not everything is tied up for you. the a wonderful perform's. right now some the best actress race, you will have elizabeth olsen for this movie. the next movie, my week with marilyn. i'm predicting it is a film that michelle william will take home the academy award for best actress. she plays marilyn monroe. >> is that wi

thought, this is getting better by the second and it said i was part of a musical number, i thought jason segal and walter would be doing things and we would have to dance, that's great. i get there, i go to the dressing room and the, trailer, and there's a knock and the director with a boom box goes, okay, there's the song, you need to learn the words to that. 30 minutes from shooting. he's like, uh-huh. so, i -- i learned -- it's not that complicated. >> jimmy: you would think you'd get more than a half an hour. >> you would. hollywood wants spontaneity. >> jimmy: that's the muppets. and walter, you are the -- we can say it now, you're the walter ego is what you are. >> jason and this puppet are really close friends and this is kind of a -- i guess it's kind of a realization part for each of them. in the way, why do they connect so well? because on the inside, jason is a bit of a muppet and on the inside, walter is a bit of a man. and i was that man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: congratulations. you are kind of -- you are a man and a mup met. you are like a -- you're a humpet. [ applause ] very goo

casey segal is live in l.a. with the latest. what are the neighbors saying about the folks and you there, you're causing a stir, i know it. >> that's how we roll. causing a stir. look how close we are, it's 70-some odd degrees here but a lot of folks to live around the hollywood sign are tired of gawkers and for a couple reasons. first of all you're not allowed to smoke in the hollywood hills because it's a wild fire zone with all the dry brush and some of the folks here say time and time again they see tourists throwing cigarettes down and there's a concern it could start a fire. they say a fair amount of litter is left behind in their yards, things like that. and then there's the traffic congestion. thanks to gps technology, more folks are going off the beaten path to try to find the very best vantage point to snap their pictures instead of the public parks and viewing areas that are made available and some of the residents say that is an accident waiting to happen. >> narrow, two-way streets into even narrower one-way streets

thought, this is getting better by the second and it said i was part of a musical number i thought jason segal and walter would be doing things and we would have to dance, that's great. i get there, i go to the dressing room and the, trailer, and there's a knock and the director with a boom box goes okay, there's the song, you need to learn the words to that. 30 minutes from shooting. he's like, uh-huh. so i -- i learned -- it's not that complicated. >> jimmy: you would think you'd get more than a half an hour. >> you would. hollywood wants spontaneity. >> jimmy: that's the muppets. and walter you are the -- we can say it now, you're the walter ego is what you are. >> jason and this puppet are really close friends and this is kind of a -- i guess it's kind of a realization part for each of them. in the way, why do they connect so well? because on the inside jason is a bit of a muppet and on the inside, walter is a bit of a man. and i was that man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: congratulations. you are kind of -- you are a man and a mup met. you are like a -- you're a humpet. [ applause ] very good to

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the guy was running and peggy segal said let me introduce you to somebody. there was this fellow surrounded by four guys and he is talking to them and talking and i said this guy doesn't even know who i am. let me get away from here. i feel like i'm crowding the bunch. i started to walk away quietly and a voice said regis, don't leave. i want to talk to you. i waited and he came over. he said years ago, i was at the joey bishop show as a young kid. you came into the audience and you wanted to talk to young people about their hopes and dreams and i stood up and i looked at you and i could not come up with the answer. couldn't do it. you gave me another shot and couldn't do it. for the rest of my life, every time i see you on television, i get that pang in my stomach. that guy is steven speilberg. do you believe that? that all came back to me. i use that because it's a life lesson. tell people what you want! >> that are is an amazing story. i was so afraid that story was going to end and it was going to be kim jung il. thank god it was steven speilberg. >> you

mark segal. >> yes, in a word. this is the blowfish, look what it does. >> juliet: it blows up in the water like a fish blowing up. >> and this is not a cure. looks like it, but it's not alka-seltzer, caffeine and aspirin, the hangover cure, you have a cup of coffee and aspir aspirin. what is a hangover, the alcohol rubs off and inflammatory and dehydrated. drink water. that's the most important because you get dehydrated. and aspirin can irritate your stomach and there is he' a lot in two of these pills and they're hiding it behind, behind the marketing blowfish, a new name. i'm concerned some people could have bleeding problems you don't want them to have aspirin. caffeine, caffeine treats the malaise that comes with a hangover, but the problem is that caffeine makes you racy and some people are already i rememb remember. >> juliet: if you're not feeling well, the last thing you need to be is racy. >> juliet: what about biotox. >> there are studies that say taki taking vitamin b-6, but i have a problem with that,

jason segal. who do you want to kiss? >> bradley cooper. >> that's a good one. she didn't even have to think about it. barely got the question out. >> let's talk about driving while stressed out. that is something women have and men have. if you're driving in the car and your husband/boyfriend is next to you, does that elevate your stress level? >> the woman is driving and the man is in the passenger seat? >> women say that makes them stressed. >> they rarely let you do it. they have to common tate on it. >> they have to be bossy. >> what is that? >> we need sound effects? >> frank hurt his leg the other day. we were running to a movie and he hurt it really. i rushed to get the car and met him. i'm telling you, all the way home the man told me everything i was doing wrong. you're going too fast. watch out around this corner. i'm going, would you stop it? somehow i got him home safely. >> it's the opposite. if we're in the passenger seat and the man is driving, it doesn't raise their level. >> of course not. they are a man in control. they are not going to stop f