on he himself put the last nail into the coffin of the former georgia state. but he was killed those hopes with his own actions. the author going back over the last five years relations have improved a bit russians can now travel to georgia without visas while georgian wines are being sold here in russia. the mineral water to the nevertheless despite all those improvements do you think there is the limits that the bilateral relationship will never be able to pass. in this regard i'm a total optimist. i'm convinced that everything will be finally. peoples didn't fall out of course the conflicts didn't help with the new but it's not based on deep running disagreements. again that was a criminal mistake by certain leaders. but these days the situation is indeed a bit different. countries new leadership that was brought in by the political and constitutional reforms is taking a more pragmatic stance that we welcome that. the him i've got of the i just want to remind you that russia has never broken diplomatic ties with georgia people making sure that we're ready t

stand with the people of georgia. and their democratically elected government with its actions in recent days russia's damages credibility and its relations with the nations of the free world. bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the twenty first century. between russia and the united states were never particularly warm or trusting trading barbs had long been normal communication. well i must admit that i was hoping for a more objective analysis. i never had any particular illusions. and russia was put trade as the aggressor but. it was only sometime later that they began to admit that. the russians were tough. day didn't attack first now of course after all these commissions including mr telly of venus commission everything confirms what happened in reality. but this diplomatic wrangling meant nothing for those caught in between iran when the balance of side it more or continued to stare south in the face many now hard to exude the partially decomposed bodies of their loved o

stand with the people of georgia. and their democratically elected government with its actions in recent days russia has damaged his credibility and its relations with the nations of the free world. bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the twenty first century. between russia and the united states were never. a more trusting trading barbs had long been. well i must admit that i was hoping for a more objective analysis. i never had any particular illusions. and russia was portrayed as the aggressor. it was only sometime later that they began to admit. though the russians were tough. day didn't attack first now of course after all these commissions including mr tally of venus commission everything confirms what happened in reality. but this diplomatic wrangling meant nothing for those caught in between iran when the bomb and subsided more continued to stare south in the face many now hard to exude the partially decomposed bodies of their loved ones washed them trust them find co

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stand with the people of georgia. and their democratically elected government with its actions in recent days russia has damaged his credibility and its relations with the nations of the free world. bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the twenty first century. relations between russia and the united states were never particularly of war and more trusting trading barbs had long been the norm of communication. and denial of a deep catch most call of guard. well i must admit that i was hoping for a more objective analysis. that i never had any particular illusions. they swore that black was white with and russia was put trade is the aggressor. but you know it was only sometime later that they began to admit that although the russians were tough but they didn't attack first now of course after all these commissions including mr telly of in his commission everything confirms what happened in reality. this diplomatic wrangling man nothing for those caught in between he won when the

stand with the people of georgia. and their democratically elected government with its actions in recent days russia has damaged his credibility and its relations with the nations of the free world. bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the twenty first century. between russia and the united states were never . a more trusting trading barbs had long been normal communication. well i must admit that i was hoping for a more objective analysis. i never had any particular illusions. and russia was put trade as the aggressor but. it was only sometime later that they began to admit. though the russians were tough. didn't attack first now of course after all these commissions including mr tally of venus commission everything confirms what happened in reality and. this diplomatic wrangling meant nothing for those caught in between iran when the bomb and subsided war continued to stare south in the face many now had to exude the partially decomposed bodies of their loved ones washed the

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integrity of georgia. but the media in this world everything depends on the decisions people make me. political will with the world everything depends on the will of the people that occupy these territories the will of georgians and their elected leaders. it's up to the will of the peoples of. animal within that we want them to live in peace which the one usually it's their form to choose what form it takes. we will not influence these processes when you put it but we will of course defend the national interests of russia. you know while has healed that's who and even though the taste of independence is still bitter sweet land long between georgia and russia south a city still struggling to find its feet as an independent nation unemployment is high and opportunities for growth a scarce trading with georgia could have offered the solution but few are ready to discuss it just here. every august this bride welcoming land turns black with families making their way to the cemetery. you are my boy. my golden bo

the people of georgia would agree the leaders they elect the war. the people of the because you're of the people of south of setia have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice of them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace was the one use it it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we're going to we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still such a popular instrument in international affairs which is. popular saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. this really unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but he did not because i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i've

these are people of georgia would agree and the leaders they elect. the people of a because here at the people of south. have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice of them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace was the one use really but it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still such a popular instrument in international affairs which is. popular saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but he did not get i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i've been through some very difficult s

these are people of georgia would agree the leaders they elect. the people of a because here at the people of south of setia have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice of them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace was the one usually but it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still such a popular instrument in international affairs which is. popular saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. than. unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but it did not because i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i've been through some v

it is the people of georgia would agree and the leaders they elect. the people of the because here and the people of south. have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice of them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace it was the one usually but it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still that your popular instrument in international affairs which is. popular saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. that's really unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but it did not because i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i've been throu

. >> anyway, georgia, that is a state and not a chick i met at a truck stop. toll payments on highway 400 after drivers complained and the goff dpof asked for the change. that is confusing. the tollway authority known, and put in a ban on drivers paying a toll for others. you think i will be nice and pay for that guy behind me. bill does it in bars. booth workers pocketed all $0.50 instead. they stopped banning it. it is an unusual story, terry, have you ever heard of that tradition. >> who doesn't have the easy pass. >> and georgia no offense? and they are, how dare you say that about georgia. >> who has change anymore? >> such an elitist. >> no one is going there. >> you sir, haven't been in savannah. >> it is amazing and the girls are nice and very pretty. >> and apparently it was quoit a tradition and you know, and what was happening, the people behind didn't realize they paid and then they pocketed the extra change. >> they are accusing and they are all right. and they didn't realize someone paid in front of them. who steals $0.50. >> it is another indict

. >> if you want to change the world, you're at georgia tech, you can do that. if you want to build the iron man suit, you're at georgia tech, you can do that. if you plant to play theme music during your convocation speech, we're at georgia tech and you can do that. i am doing that! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> harry might have headlined his conference but that did not stop the nevada -- -- it calls on employers to provide insurance for people who worked more than 30 hours per week. the unintended consequences of the aca will lead to the destruction of the 40-hour workweek. now, none of this coming as a surprise to pediatrician dr. ari freedman. this is confirming wh

the people of georgia would agree and the leaders they elect. the people of a because here at the people of south of setia have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice or people to them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace was the one usually but it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still that your popular instrument in international affairs which is. popular saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. this really unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but he did not because i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i've

how you get to fit with your world view and finally really georgia -- >> we'll get georgia to address arabia for that. ♪ i'm not only in the universe, i'm in the stream. >> welcome back. i want to go straight out to georgia purdham. georgia if you could address bill's two questions he had before the break. how do you reconcile the age of the earth and fossils and secondly you're a christian and you are a scientist. do you think evolution and creationism can be taught side by side? >> let me address the first question. it's not about fitting the world view into my science, bill nye is using his world view to understanding the evidence and i'm using my world view to understand the evidence. he talked a lot about gaps, there are no gaps. again it's completely consistent with a creation world view with a biblical creation world view. like you say i'm is a scientist so i look at dna, i study genes all that information and what i see is absolutely consistent with a biblical creation view. and so it's not about fitting as i explained earlier about the age of the earth and the fossils, we e

the people of georgia would agree and the leaders they elect. the people of the because here at the people of south of setia have the power to give their leaders any kind of mandate. and this will be constitutional and in line with universally recognized international practice of them is not only choice it's the product we want them to live in peace was the one use really but it's up to them to decide what relations they will have with one another. we won't interfere with that process. but of course we will defend russia's national interests. i have one last question i think that war has recently become a popular and even trendy political tool. that someone has had many meetings with world leaders why do you think war is so appealing to them. why is it still such a popular instrument in international affairs. there's a populist saying war is merely an extension of politics by other means. than. there's really no unfortunately this behavior is quite common. but he did not get i am i in my career which might not be the longest but nevertheless i'v

stand with the people of georgia. and their democratically elected government with its actions in recent days russia has damaged his credibility and its relations with the nations of the free world. bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the twenty first century. between russia and the united states were never . more trusting trading barbs had long been normal communication. well i must admit that i was hoping for a more objective analysis. i never had any particular illusions. and russia was put trade as the aggressor but. it was only sometime later that they began to admit. though the russians were tough. day didn't attack first now of course after all these commissions including mr telly of venus commission everything confirms what happened in reality. but this diplomatic wrangling meant nothing for those caught in between iran when the balance of sided war continued to stare south in the face many now have to exude the partially decomposed bodies of their loved ones washed t

integrity of georgia. but the media in this world everything depends on the decisions people make me. political will with the world everything depends on the will of the people that occupy these territories the will of georgians and their elected leaders. it's up to the will of the peoples of. the within that we want them to live in peace which the one usually it's their form to choose what form it takes. we will not influence these processes when you win but we will of course defend the national interests of russia. you know while has healed that's who and even though the taste of independence is still bitter sweet land long between georgia and russia south a city still struggling to find its feet as an independent nation unemployment is high and opportunities for growth a scarce trading with georgia could have offered the solution but few are ready to discuss it just here. every august this bride welcoming land turns black with families making their way to the cemetery. you are my boy. my golden boy. son

how you get to fit with your world view and finally really georgia -- >> we'll get georgia to address that on the other side of the break. we'll be right back. ç] i'm not only in the universe, i'm in the stream. >> welcome back. i want to go straight out to georgia purdham. georgia if you could address bill's two questions he had before the break. how do you reconcile the age of the earth and fossils and secondly you're a christian and you are a scientist. do you think evolution and creationism can be taught side by side? >> let me address the first question. it's not about fitting the world view into my science, bill nye is using his world view to understanding the evidence and i'm using my world view to understand the evidence. he talked a lot about gaps, there are no gaps. again it's completely consistent with a creation world view with a biblical creation world view. like you say i'm is a scientist so i look at dna, i study genes all that information and what i see is absolutely consistent with a biblical creation view. and so it's not about fitting as i explained earlier about t

if you want to build the iron man suit, you're in georgia te, you can do that! if you want to play theme music during your convocation speech like a bad a, we're at georgia tech, we can do that! i am doing that!" (music) that is nick selby's welcome speech to selby's welcome speech to incoming freshman at georgia tech... and you guessed it.. it's gone viral. he pulled out all the stops to tell students why they should be proud to attend the university. selby is a sophmore medical engineering major. coming up next... buffalo fried cicadas. buffalo fried cicadas. how one man came up with the idea... and what he compares them to. ((break 1)) ((bump in)) ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing live tv from southwest. now you can turn your device into your television. try it for free today, only on southwest airlines. on the air. in the air. with live tv. if you're eating your breakfast now... you may want to put it down for a moment. take a look at this... a new york man cooked up a solution to his cicada problem... by marinating them in worcestershire sauce for

have a look. >> georgia tech is proud of its many traditions. the one i find most exciting, our tradition of excellence. our message is not to follow in the footsteps of the astronauts, nobel laureates, exceed their footsteps of the giants. we are all innovative people. so i am telling you if you want to change the world, you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to build the ironman suit, you're at georgia tech, you can do that! if you want to play theme music during your convocation speech like a bad ass, we're at georgia tech, we can do that! i am doing that! >> now that's a speech kids are going to remember, but it need not be kids and need not be college. microsoft ceo etched into my personal boss hall of fame seven years ago when i turned a boring corporate event into something unforgettable. >> woo! woo! get up! come on! come on! woo! woo! come on! who sits down! i have four words for you. i love this company, yeah! >> i love that. he got a lot of ribbing for that. i am sure so will the other, the aspiring motivational nerd guy

. >> anyway, georgia, that is a state and not a chick i met at a truck stop. toll payments on highway 400 after drivers complained and the goff dpof asked for the change. that is confusing. authority kd put in a ban on drivers paying a toll for others. you think i will be nice and pay for that guy behind me. bill does it in bars. booth workers pocketed all $0.50 instead. they stopped banning it. it is an unusual story, terry, have you ever heard of that tradition. >> who doesn't have the easy pass. >> and georgia no offense? and they are, how dare you say that about georgia. >> who has change anymore? >> such an elitist. >> no one is going there. >> you sir, haven't been in savannah. >> it is amazing and the girls are nice and very pretty. >> and apparently it was quoit a tradition and you know, and what was happening, the people behind didn't realize they paid and then they pocketed the extra change. >> they are accusing and they are all right. and they didn't realize someone paid in front of them. who steals $0.50. >> it is another indictment of the governme

but incoming freshman at georgia tech in atlanta got quite a welcome speech. nick selby pulled out all >> pam: the stops to tell students why they should be proud to be at georgia tech. >>"so i am telling you.if you want to change the world, you're at georgia tech, you can do that! if you want to build the iron man suit, you're in georgia tech, you can do that! if you want to play theme music during your convocation speech like a bad a* , we're at georgia tech, we can do that! i am doing that! " >> reporter: >> pam: it's not hard to see why the video has gone viral. selby is a sophomore medical engineering major at georgia tech. >> pam: video of the speech has received over 340- thousand hits since being posted monday. >> pam: i can't one-man mark moreland hit in and they launched in the air crashing into a creek. >> he was hitting signs and the medium the car was going to decide and i saw him just hit the creek. >> >> pam: u-s stocks take a dive after a volitile day of trading. the closing numbers. next. "closing bell" >> pam: now for today's market update. a

you're in georgia tech. you can do that! if you want to play theme music during your convocation speech like a badass, we're at georgia tech. we can do that. i am doing that! >> he executed that amazingly, but it turns out this is not an original work. take a look. >> if we write a science fiction of captain kirk or luke skywalker, that's allowed. can you do that. if you want to play theme music like a bad ass, that's allowed. i can do that. i am doing that. >> very similar. that's selbselby's coach. he writes he agreed to let me use the end of his award-winning speech as the foundation for my own and posted that message early yesterday morning. >>> late night and david letterman has insights on the new features of the iphone. >> apple is introducing a new iphone. it seemed like a few weeks ago we were getting a brand-new iphone. now we got -- >> another one already. >> i don't know why. this one you can stand on it and it tells you how much you weigh. i suppose it would be more secure, this iphone, more secure and we all kn

so spurrier is thinking hey, if we can beat georgia, the two biggest game, you have to beat georgia and then that huge game later. no lsu, and no texas a&m on the schedule this year. so south carolina again to take that next step, they have to win the east, get to the title game, and then face the winner of the west, which most people think will likely be alabama. >> the one player that all comes to the forefront of everybody's mind. mainly considered to be the best overall player. some people say he should be in contention for the heisman. carl woodson of michigan the only defensive player to win back in 1997, but remember woodson was also a returner, so he did some things offensively for that michigan team as well. but clownny, 6'6", 274, defensive end, all-american gets into the backfield so quickly, he disrupted everything. georgia says you essentially can't politic the die with only one person, so clownny in the spotlight tonight, as he will be all year and probably in that heisman race. may have a seat in new york. >> rare that the defensive players. >> columbia in south carolina.

paula deen is from georgia and she's sort of synonymous with georgia. everyone knows she's from there. so i don't know if you were to ask other southern states about her specifically. but i wonder if an iconic white figure from south carolina or mississippi or alabama -- >> bill: but she comes out -- less than a month ago, right. she comes out and uses the "n" word and planning this birthday party for her brother and she's going to have -- this will be cute. we'll have it like a plantation birthday party and all of the waiters will be black waiters all dressed up and yes, sir, this and yes, sir, that. and is dropped by all of her sponsors. does she have anybody left? the book deal. she had a three-book deal. that was canceled. sponsors dropped her. she's in all of this trouble. yet she comes out, 73% positive compared to 59% among -- again, on republicans, in georgia. >> what i want to know is what's not to like about martin luther king? what's unfavorable about martin luther king? i can think of one thing that republicans in georgia find unfavorable. >

gentleman from georgia. >> i ask unanimous consent from the senior coalition be upport of hr -- 2009 inserted i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from texas mr. carter. >> he is recognized for 90 seconds. i thank you for bringing forward this bill. i would be willing to bet if you a poll in think household in america and said who do you or your e i.r.s. doctor, doctors with overwhelming ly overwhelmingly be trusted. he i.r.s. would be overwhelmingly distrusted. i don't understand when we laws in this congress restricting the access health care information and bring severe penalties on our care providers for releasing health care these hipaa and laws and they have been around for a while now i would say. we write a bill that turns this, the entire health system's administration over to the one agency that the american people hate american agency.r now, some of the democrats like it because they like to get other people's money and spends it but the rty i the i.r.s. is trusted ed, wasn't before the ev

the number of black voters in georgia went up tremendously again. and, in fact, the increase in 08 in georgia was larger than almost any state in the country. the same thing happened in indiana. indiana was also one of the first states to put in a photo id law. they've had huge increases in turnout. the data shows that these claims are not true. just like in pennsylvania, i think in pennsylvania right now they're claiming that something like 600,000 people don't have photo id, right? they made that exact same claim in a lawsuit filed against the georgia photo id law. well, georgia keeps stats on the people who go to get a free photo id because they don't already have one x the number of people -- and the number of people who get an id out of the six million registered voters amounts to like a couple of hundred a year. and it's because all of you know, you cannot function in our society today without a photo id. almost everybody's got one, and anybody who doesn't can easily get the free one that every state provides. yeah. i'm sorry, that's your job.

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you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to build the ironman suit, you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to place music during your convocation speech, like a badass, you're at georgia tech. we can do that! i am doing that! >> neil: you know, no matter how many times i hear, that i love it. days after nick's epic welcome to college speech went viral, he went national. naturally talking to me first. for his television interview. what was your assignment here? to help the freshmen to prepare them for life at georgia tech was like? what did the administrators think you were going to do? >> well, yeah, i mean coming in, these freshmen had just gonehrough an exhausting but not necessarily exciting day. from it was my job to pump them up, get them excited about why they were here. >> neil: a quick p.s. to that, i got hundreds of e-mails to folks after that, neil, mini-me. i don't need that. okay. i didn't look like that when -- actually, he was a lot more handsome. charles, good lesson for dc, anyone in

in georgia, -- or the federal exchange in georgia. we sent them out to outside, independent actuary, which is a very, very high designation, and all of these reports, with the exception of one, came back saying that the rates were not excessive, that they were -- >> neil: nothing untoward going on here. here's what want to know. once the exchanges kick insuring everything else, and young people sign up in droves, young, health people sign up, then all of this goes away because then the denominator changes, all of a sudden the pool of an applicants floods in and helps amortize all of this for want of a better expression, and all your fears and everything we have been sagos away. >> all right. that's not going to be the case. we have done -- there's been surveys done that young folks are not going to sign up. they'd rather pay the fine. right now the fine is $95 or 1% of your gross income. and they would rather pay that fine. there's guaranteed issue. so, if they get sick, then they can come and sign up for a policy because there's guar

and would brush of recognize the territorial integrity of georgia in this case. we want them to live in peace. but it's up to him would decide what relations they have that's what. we want him to feel is that. wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report on. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. use continues here on the world's biggest financial institutions are pouring billions of euros into the greek economy but the amount it needs to survive keeps increasing the debt ridden country is looking at a funding shortfall of nearly eleven billion euros that's according to the international monetary fund well the latest tranche of almost six billion has already cost thousands of public sector jobs now a lot share of the installment four billion euros is funded by the eurozone and the european central bank the international monetary fund is contributing one point eight billion

you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to build the ironman suit, you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to place music during your convocation speech, like a badass, you're at georgia tech. we can do that! i am doing that! >> neil: you know, no matter how many times i hear, that i love it. days after nick's epic welcome to college speech went viral, he went national. naturally talking to me first. for his television interview. what was your assignment here? to help the freshmen to prepare them for life at georgia tech was like? what did the administrators think you were going to do? >> well, yeah, i mean coming in, these freshmen had just gone through an exhausting but not necessarily exciting day. from it was my job to pump them up, get them excited about why they were here. >> neil: a quick p.s. to that, i got hundreds of e-mails to folks after that, neil, mini-me. i don't need that. okay. i didn't look like that when -- actually, he was a lot more handsome. charles, good lesson for dc, anyone

so, we have had georgia conferences, and we're lucky that we have the georgia school of addiction studies every year in georgia, where we're able to attract a lot of professionals, counselors, and preventionists to the conference to be able to educate 'em. yeah, i did want to bring up asam because they can always go to asam. asam, the american society for addiction medicine, has tremendous number of treatment trainings, correct? yeah, they have- they don't necessarily have to specialize, but they can become more aware. yeah, they offer a 1-week course, which can move people from novices to real experts. another way to get excellent training is to seek out a course on motivational interviewing. motivational interviewing is a very empathic, respectful, collaborative approach, where rather than sort of the old-style physician says, "hey, you better not do that. you could die," this and so forth, that rarely changes behaviors, especially in teens who resist that kind of authority. but with motivational interviewing, we help kids take stock, "gee, you know, first of all, we acknowledge there m

you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to build the ironman suit, you're at georgia tech you can do that. if you want to place music during your convocation speech, like a badass, you're at georgia tech. we can do that! i am doing that! >> neil: you know, no matter how many times i hear, that i love it. days after nick's epic welcome to college speech went viral, he went national. naturally talking to me first. for his television interview. what was your assignment here? to help the freshmen to prepare them for life at georgia tech was like? what did the administrators think you were going to do? >> well, yeah, i mean coming in, these freshmen had just gone through an exhausting but not necessarily exciting day. from it was my job to pump them up, get them excited about why they were here. >> neil: a quick p.s. to that, i got hundreds of e-mails to folks after that, neil, mini-me. i don't need that. okay. i didn't look like that when -- actually, he was a lot more handsome. charles, good lesson for dc, anyone i

. >> yeah, i want to go to georgia tech. that is sophomore engineering student nick. >> looks a little bit like potter. >> he does and really enthusiastic. his speech has gone viral. it's been viewed nearly 700,000 times since it hit you tube on monday. you know, he should be,,,,,,,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> letterman is neshgs with tina fey. ,,,, if you're like me, you've been working you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! mattress discounters' labor day sale is ending s

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from georgia, is this the las vegas of the black sea? a new twist on the take away pizza in naples. there have been shocking headlines in britain, stories of underage girls groomed by gangs and forced into sex rings. the men involved are of muslim origin. the victims white and non- muslim. there are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. one of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. >> oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. depravy d unkablee scene of crimes. specically on cowardl r ere a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. the game members were muslim, most of pakiani origin -- gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. the youngest of the girls was 11. she had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. the gang found her among the snack bars on the road. they would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were dependent physically and emotially. then cam

from georgia, is this the las vegas of the black sea? a new twist on the take away pizza in naples. there have been shocking headlines in britain, stories of underage girls groomed by gangs and forced into sex rings. the men involved are of muslim origin. the victims white and non- muslim. there are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. one of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. >> oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. now it is also the scene of depravity and unspeakable crimes. specifically on cowardly road, where a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. the game members were muslim, most of pakistani origin -- gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. the youngest of the girls was 11. she had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. the gang found her among the snack bars on the road. they would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were depende

. >> yeah, i want to go to georgia tech. that is sophomore engineering student nick. >> looks a little bit like potter. >> he does and really enthusiastic. his speech has gone viral. it's been viewed nearly 700,000 times since it hit you tube on monday. you know, he should be a coach or something. >> yeah. we'll be right back. you can do that and join us, too. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> letterman is neshgs with tina fey. >> all right. have a great evening. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs and now, stays crispy even in milk, david letterman! (cheers and applause) ( band playing "late show" theme )

. >> if you want to change the world, you're at georgia tech. you can do that. if you want to build the ironman suit -- you're in georgia tech. you can do that! if you want to play theme music during your congregation speech, we're at georgia tech -- we can do that! i am doing that! >> no matter how many times i hear that, i love it. days after nick selby's epic welcome to college speech he went national, naturally talking to me first for his television interview. what was your assignment here? just to sort of help the freshman, to prepare them for what life at georgia tech was like? what did the administrators think you were going to do? >> well, yeah, coming in these freshman had just gone through a very exhausting but not necessarily exciting day. so, it was my job to just pump them up and get them excited about why they were here. >> a quick ps to that, i got hundreds of e-mail from folks after that, it was like neil and mini me, i don't need that. i didn't look like that. actually, he was a lot more handsome. charles, good lesson for d.c. or anyone in leade

from georgia, is this the las vegas of the black sea? a new twist on the take away pizza in naples. there have been shocking headlines in britain, stories of underage girls groomed by gangs and forced into sex rings. the men involved are of muslim origin. the victims white and non- muslim. there are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. one of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. >> oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. now it is also the scene of depravity and unspeakable crimes. specifically on cowardly road, where a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. the game members were muslim, most of pakistani origin -- gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. the youngest of the girls was 11. she had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. the gang found her among the snack bars on the road. they would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were depende