you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 80 percent of the people. the next 30 percent of the people can be rescued by you people. then there's another 15 percent, that's where the fire department comes in, or the sheriff's department, people who are trained to do those type of rescue. the other 5 percent is by specialized teams, the usar teams. if you are to get to somebody within the first 30 minutes, they have a 99 percent chance -- a greater than 99 percent chance of surviving. get to them within the first day, it dropping down to 81 percent. still not bad. but what happens on the second day? plummets quite a bit, just under 34 percent. now you are always going to have your safety equipment with you, correct? when you get together as you assemble, make sure you have, at least one person has something here that you guys

you mean you admit you led my wife on? you see, i told you, dad. he admits it. that's right, son, i do. and you were going to entrust him with our life savings, medford. i admit it all. i admit that in my--my eagerness to express my--my gratitude for your generosity, i overstepped myself. in my joy at your openness and charity, i failed to heed the signs. what signs? well, the signs that you wish to carry our meeting yesterday beyond the innocent occasion that i was expecting. what are you talking about? oh, it doesn't matter. i accept full responsibility. what i intended as--as an invitation of sharing joy and thanksgiving, you intended as an invitation of a different sort. i should have realized what was happening sooner but your son intervened before i've had a chance

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(deleted) you-- (deleted) you! are you color blind? you can leave, tommy. i'm trying to do this for you, because it's your (deleted) wedding, and you make us where diarrhea! i'm not wearing it-- i'm not wearing it, laura. i think we need to go, (deleted) celinda's wedding-- (deleted) this! it's your day. see you don't need any of us. it's all your time-- it's your time to shine. shine, sister, because we look like (deled). i am not going to wear diarrhea to your (deleted) wedding. so, it kind of pisses me off that my little sister's not gonna be in the wedding, because the wedding is all about me. it is all about the bride-- it's all about the groom. i wanted her in that dress. there's a particular reason why i wanted her in that dress. that's what i wanted her to wear. i never asked her opinions. th's why it's a bridesmaid there for me. not me for them. i'm the (deleted) bride-- it's all about me. (tommi) it's about me, too! no, it's not all about you! jerry! jerry, can you please come here? you're the one who's getting married. you got your white dress--

you know, if you do, i'll take you over to my office and let you use my own bathroom. that sounds good. how's that? sounds good. i will. (misty) we just met with our wedding coordinator, raquel. i was kind of surprised by the whole thing. it kinda, in my opinion, looked small. i was like, "how are we gonna fit 90 people?" it can't fit anybody else, which is ridiculous. i don't know that it's my dream venue, um-- maybe, my nightmare venue. it's all about you, you, you. (misty) that's right. and a little bit about him. (announcer) there's only four days left to the wedding, and jennifer's been running into a bit of a snag, when it comes to her custom-made bridal gown. my biggest fear is that my wedding dress-- that i won't have it. the lady who's supposed to hand-make it for me-- the dress that i always dreamed about. my beautiful blue dress that i won't have, because she's not returning my phone calls. she's not being professional, at all. (announcer) fearing the worst, jennifer and her good friend, andrea, head over to the seamstss, to see, if the dress is ready to be

or you can go me will you go home you know i'll wrap oh what would you name me if you were rapper. m. c l k m z o j i like the only house is different from previous ones. obviously it's my seventh album you're talking about fourteen years and in the entertainment business which is an eternity for any part of this business so i feel really privileged to do that and you know it's more about maturity it's about trying to reinstate myself back into the music scene i've been away for like three years as far as dropping albums because i've been doing so much t.v. and all that so it's kind of like reinstated myself so i'm trying to bring a fresh new sound a fresh new this is a hip hop or rap it's everything it's everything it's hip hop based has some rap on it some some of what nelly does is be more melodic but it has everything one of the songs intrigues me ok maryland massachusetts maryland massachusetts what is that it's two different states right well it's more of a nickname as far as me myself being something for being something for a young lady let her know i am her marilyn massachu

that's right you sounds like you got some problems, you look like you ain't got no money on you. but that's ok. we give you six weeks to save up some money and you know get some things taken care of. what's going with you. i see you here with two women. you pimpin? what's going on? my credit scores in the negative man. all 4 baby my mamas, my 4 baby mamas. they came to my job man and they just made a scene and i got laid off behind my payments man. what can sign & drive do for me? hey, you the brother we lookin for. guys like you. basiations like you. that's right. sign & drive for 45 but it's only a limited time. i keep telling you all how important it is you have to act now. we're taking 500 callers. you got six weeks you can give you a lite ti to save up some money you know take care of some payments and hey get back on the road again. we got ya bro. and i had a low 200 credit score man. liens and loans my car broke down my credit was broken in my car horrible credit got laid off my job had 4 kids child support eating up my pocket 4 baby mamas. but ever since sign & drive, i a

you were well put together you could shop anywhere you want. you do know you are black, right? >> i know. >> watch out cops. cops. >> clearly it's time to give black americans my own black friday shopping tips. start simple, when entering a store alert everyone to your presence. hey, everybody, my name is jessica williams i intend to buy a pack of gum. i am reaching into my pocket to pull out money, not a gun. per mission to a-- permission to approach. make friends with security. i baked cookies, can i shop now? if that doesn't work x a white person to shop for you. can you buy me that watch. you can use my credit card. all you have to do is sign my name. >> i don't feel comfortable doing that. >> can i ask you a favor? you look white. if i give you $140 can you buy me the sunglasses in the window right there? >> yeah, sure. >> thank you. finally for a more tangible shopping experience hire a middle aged white lady as a personal shopper and equipper when a hidden camera inside the neck brace. we're in. go left. let's try on some hats. >> look a

. - i've even gotten used to you. - thank you ! you know how mr. brashov always talks about how we're like a family here ? well, it's true. it's been safe here. don't you ever get a little scared, rosa ? only when i think there's nothing to look forward to. i envy you, katherine. if i didn't believe that one day i'm going to take off this apron... and be in front of the counter, i don't know what i would do. besides, do you really believe i would put up with you... if i didn't think it was good experience ? rosa. i'm going to miss you. "free concert starring famous rock star" ? isn't that false advertising ? no way. i mean, what's the difference whether i'm famous now or three months from now ? if only you could be this excited when you're working. this is just the beginning, mr. brashov. i think we're all going to remember that this is the night that henry chang became a star. just be sure the star cleans up the cafe after the concert. come on, henry. the crowd's waiting. jimmy, you ready with the lights ? well, here we go. ♪ i feel the same ♪

so you mentioned that you shower and you are clean, you are a clean person, but it doesn't always get rid of the body odor. so, as a gynecologist, i hear this from my patients all the time. like, i am smelling down there. well, there's folds of skin there; you know, and there are little crevices in between skin and folds of tissues that bacteria, fungus, love those environments! >> spoken like a true gynecologist. >> yes. yes. >> exactly. >> and why? why do bacteria and fungi, love those places? >> they're dark and they're the moist. so when you get out of the shower if you are really, really rushed and you dry off but you are damp when you get dressed that's a problem. make sure you are using a clean, dry towel and get in between all of those knook and crannies. use the hair dryer, women with large breasts, use it under the breasts, in the privates. >> and anti-fungal powders? use with caution. talc is a sclerosising agent, it can form little microscopic scars, it should be used in caution in the genital area. don't sleep with under wear on. your privates need to breathe. >> yes, the

how are you? good to see you. you know all the guys. >> i do. >> jimmy: guillermo's over there. >> they never left. only you're married. [ laughter ] i brought some -- >> jimmy: you heard about that, huh? >> i think somebody texted me or something. >> jimmy: all right. good. i'm glad we can get that out of the way, though. is this my stuff? >> this is some stuff of yours that you left. >> jimmy: oh. >> when you left. [ laughter ] and i figured i'd return it. >> jimmy: okay. do we have to go through it? because -- >> first some socks. i can just give it to you. >> jimmy: these are not my -- okay. oh, these are my socks. >> yeah. this is a toothbrush. >> jimmy: okay. >> before you went electric. >> jimmy: oh, all right. [ laughter ] >> this is the plug from your palm treo. [ laughter ] remember when we had treos? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. used to play a lot of scrabble on those things. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: thank you. >> these are some jeans of yours. i don't know if you want them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love those.

but you bought it! and now you can't return it. or can you? no, you can't. yes. karen, do you need to go pump? not gonna have to do that till after i have the baby. no, i am wondering-- what are you talking about? i am talking about how you all need to sell an experience. like i sold you on the idea that my father had died. but now we think you're a liar. would a liar bring mini mounds bars? i am a theatrical person. growing up, i always thought i would become an actor because i have these memorization tricks that i use. um, for instance, i learned the pledge of allegiance by setting it to the tune of old macdonald. ♪ i pledge allegiance ♪ to the flag of ♪ of the united states of america ♪ ♪ and to the republic for which it stands ♪ ♪ one nation under god ♪ with a woof-woof here ♪ and a woof-woof there ♪ here a woof, there a woof ♪ ♪ everywhere a woof, woof um, you get it. i don't know you. but i need to know you in order to sell to you.

you have to take -- if you have three layers you have to take of a two. it drives knee crazy. >> it is like the person in the grocery store who does president take their wallet out until -- >> you mean women. >> you can have it. it is 2013. >> what about the cut in line thing? do people cut in line, and if they do, are you a gentleman by calling them out 1234 do you let them go? >> it is not people. they are teenagers. if you go somewhere and -- actually people without manors or a certain generation between like 17 and -- >> the 20s. >> yeah. like you will be in line for a concert and it is at the bar. you know what drives me crazy. being at a bar and the bar extender doesn't -- the bartender does -- doesn't see you because, a, you may not be tall. >> we see you you and we will get over. there if you waive i waive back. >> if you hold the money up. >> if it is that wad of cash in a rubberband. >> it is business cards with phone numbers of immigrants. >> that's like something you hand your dealer. >> i would never happened this to a dealer. -- never hand t

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is that you? you say, i love you, baby. you say, i want to be your loving husband forever. you're nodding your head yes? okay. down a little bit further, married and looking for fun says we will have to hide your real age. you remember typing that? you're nodding your head yes. okay. >> he doesn't deny a thing. investigators complete the interrogation and the soldier is taken to the county jail. >> look to your left for me. >> where officers take his mug shot, fingerprints. and place him in a cell. two days later -- >> rolando restocruz. >> -- he goes before a judge. >> mr. restocruz, you're charged with criminal attempt child molestation, it's a felony, carries a penalty of 1 to 20 years. >> and bail is set. >> all right. on the criminal attempt child molestation i'll set a $15,000 bond. >> he wasn't the only military man caught in our sting but this other soldier's memory isn't as clear. remember first lieutenant marshall gurtman made plans to meet a girl he thought was 15. >> honestly, i -- i couldn't remember her age. she only told me that one time. i knew she was proba

you say, "are you sure you can handle me?" you ask her if she's cool about having sex with you. >> i'm guilty of whatever is there, sir. >> i'm sorry? >> i'm guilty of whatever is there. >> and what could he be guilty of in the state of florida? using the internet to attempt to solicit a minor for sex. a felony. >> not appropriate. at all, sir. >> why did you do it? >> just -- just me being dumb. >> what do you think should happen to you, antonio? >> i should get the death penalty, sir. >> well, he won't be getting the death penalty, but he'll find out shortly he does have a date before a judge. >> i'm printing out right now everything. >> perverted-justice has been sending the sexually explicit online chat logs between its decoys and the potential predators to the ft. myers police department and state prosecutors. they're staked out in the guest house behind our house. in the case of antonio 69-929, there's enough evidence for an arrest. >> i'm chris hansen within "dateline nbc," and we're doing a story on adults who try to m

nothing personal, you are young, and you look younger than you are. so people will tend to take advantage of you. we'll try to keep you as safe as we can, but most of it is going to be put on you. you've got to take control of it. all right? >> i've heard about that while i was in the county. i mean -- >> about what? >> sexual assault in joints around here. >> we'll worry about the sexual aspects, you know, whether he'll be pressured for sex. they call them predators and prey. and he'll probably be a prey. >> but in prison, sexual predators themselves can become prey. there are certain inmates who will not tolerate them. steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the o

do whatever you want. do whatever you want. love you, too. (announcer) to make sure raz and the rest of her in-laws don't show up and ruin her wedding, vanessa plans on hiring some security guards. but, with only two days left, she's having trouble finding someone to do the job. (phone beeps) hi, lester-- it's vanessa. i was just wondering, if you were gonna come and meet me about the whole security thing, or if you were late. just give me a call back, when you get a chance. okay, bye. it is two days away from the wedding. i'm really stressed. the security guard is pretty much late. hopefully, he's taking this seriously enough, that he shows up. maybe, i should try to call him, again. (phone ringing) (lester, on machine) please, leave a message. (phone ringing) your call has been forwarded to an automatic voice-- please, leave a message. (knocking) maybe, that's the dude, right there. hey, are you lester? (man, laughs) no. is your neighbor home? no, nobody lives there. not the bodyguard. (announcer) after several phone calls and one false ala

when you buy a new roof and you walk away with the thing that says you have a 10 year warrant you are sitting pretty. if you read the contract it says someone has to come out once a year. most of you have a smoking gun. it will say, all of the manufactures say they need to be maintained to maintain the warrant and a lot say they have to be maintained by an ark proved roofing installer. not necessarily the same guy that did it but something that manufacturer will say, yes, we believe it's best to use the same guy if they did a nice job but -- >> you find that true true in commercial. outside contractors voids that section of the warranty. >> ceramic tile. the only way to reruse it. >> ceramic tile we are thinking about kitchen floors. >> okay. recommended to recycle the same materials? >> it can be, yeah. >> 35 year old? >> yes. >> old plate tile. >> treated before? >> no. >> as long as you have a good first class under layment should be fine as long there are no visible breaks and cracks. >> good to use if it's in good shape. i have seen tile 150 years old if you take a piece of that

if he asks you out, you go to dinner and you don't like him and you know never, ever, ever are you going to get in bed with this guy, you offer to pay and then he pays. >> like being a hooker? >> but the point is, that was about the -- that's not about the first date. that's about you're a few dates in, what do you do? do you keep letting him pay? i don't like to let a lady pay, no. but here's the point. a lady shouldn't expect it. i think a man should pay but a lady shouldn't expect it. >> a lady can pay by inviting him to her apartment for dinner. not for that. you pervert, no. just to make dinner for him. every man loves that. >> i think it is tough for women in the position that they're in today to want equality in every other area, and then in a relationship say, but i don't want to contribute in that area. i think that sends out a confused message. i think for women -- especially since you guys have more money than us now. so for most women in that position, once they get into the relationship, if they want to be there, then they should be contributing. by the way, it is a guy's pr

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a gobble, gobble, boo you to you. >> sweet kind of boo you to you. kwhats up? caller all back in may, i came out with ingus tickered at bya or boya. i understand it has something to do with the buyout. i have been doing fairly well. but i never see it reported on cnbc or see it on the sticker. >> well, so you know, a lot of peel didn't like this company when it became public. i myself was skeptical. you got a very good run in it. >> that said, i like lot others better. i'm going to tell you to sell your boya and move aggressively into something my charitable trust is buying. let's go to chris in indiana. was that artistry? >> caller: thank you for helping this guy. i purchased fi on october 4th franks international. >> i was surprised at that shortfall. it happened when i was away. i got to getpy arms around it. boy, it does seem disappointing. let me come back and physical out what the heck happened to franks. sorry i have not answered the questions. i have not done enough work. i have been on the road. i will answer. justin in florida, skwus tin. >> caller: h

and you know, so, you are damned if you do; damned if you don't. i would rather be damned for doing something than let my son inflict pain on someone else. >> from a psychological point of view, i can argue your case effectively. i really get it. i understand the logic behind it. i think you were well-intended, were seriously misguided. i think you don't ever hold a child up to public ridicule for behavior that they have done or something they haven't done. and to stand that boy on a street corner and have people do "hate honks" at him standing there with a sign in front of him, is not even almost right. it is dead wrong! now, if it were there or do nothing, that might be one thing but that's not the case here. there are a number of things can you do with that young man. >> i did everything. i did the grounding, took away the video games tv, hard labor, i had him write apology letters on top of apology letters. i have done everything, we researched and everything, we could possibly do. and the only thing that worked was this. when i grew up, i grew

technically obama said ok you know if you don't you can you can keep it. to these three percent people about it's not true for you was it a law i don't know it wasn't correct but it's not really my goodness. there was a credibility problem here that's the whole thing who's saying that these insurance plans are going to be better you know with. the regulation of us to what we have to avoid right people is foremost fringe and there's a lot of stuff that you get on the you know if i don't know if i don't want those things that i think is paying for things they don't necessarily want you know why should i eighty something year old be paying for the birth control of a twenty five year old i mean that honestly that is not you know that sarah cuts unless specious argument that the birth control part of this is is any established just that are just as rhetorical example about using it as well as some rhetorical example of twenty year old who's physically fit should not have to pay the same as somebody who's been smoking for the last forty years i do have a problem

it whether you know you i mean you are an amazing role model we can talk about you personally you know you said ok sure that was that is he having people that you can identify with who are not just those normal kind of role models a lot of us out so having you know models like what happened to you finding a good fit you were already successful in what you were doing but you were not valued as much as you needed to be and you had had not been able to express all that you have inside of you and brilliance you have and you found an amazing venue for yourself you are a wonderful role model for people with these kind of differences but you've gotten support to be able to do that. and actually i would say if i had married. that's what i was doing but we don't have wives and we. don't have is my. port so that we can just start you know and let our guests out but you know so we want to so you want to so should somebody i mean by experience as somebody who would self identify and self diagnosis of it. and i have since i've known about it by. is that by marrying somebody who is very solid and st

you can count on heavier weights, and you can count on, if you mind the rain, you count on a dreary day. >> did you ever have an accident? >> i did not. >> did you come close? >> yes. if my partner had not been wide awake, i would have sideswiped -- one night i was having a little trouble. he saved me from sideswiping traffic signs, vehicles, the side of the highway. yes. >> how often are there accidents? >> there are fender benders -- there are moving vehicles around all the time. i do not know the specifics, but i'm sure it happens a lot. in terms of accidents where people are injured, it does not happen every month. >> you had some statistics in your book. i'm sure you remember them. here it is. the makeup of san men -- one fourth african american, 1/5 latinos, one half white, and there is irish and italian. what is the background on what kind of folks come to this kind of job? >> historically, irish, italian, and african american workers have the backbones of the departments. hispanic workers also, but a little more recently. and i'm talking the second half of the 20th century. the

brian, we appreciite you coming on, thank you. >> thank you. melissa: up next on "money," the cost of social media on your kid's college education. the price they're paying could be much more than you ever thought. we'll tell you how. you have got to hear this one. >>> do you feel like your boss is constantly breathing down your neck. you have something in common with the employees at sec. they're being subjected to intense work place surveillance. is it a case of micromanagement gone bad? we'll break it all down in today's money talk ir. do you ever melissa: acing s.a.t.'s and getting class president and that those are all good but if you don't clean up your facebook profile, it may not be enough to get you in college of your choice. a lot of applicants saying that their internet footprint may get them from being accepted into their school of choice. lacy, the let me start with you, according to a survey, 70% of the colleges facebook profiles african date are medium or high priority during the admission process. do parents and kids know this?

. >> you have? >> jimmy: yes. >> what did you do while you were there? did you ranch? >> jimmy: i ranched around. i became a man. >> you became a man? >> jimmy: i became a man. i went to a bar a ranch in encampment, wyoming. that's me riding a horse with my then fiancee. >> what do you mean your then fiancee? >> jimmy: she was my fiancee, now she's my wife. >> oh, congratulations. >> jimmy: yeah. thank you very much. isn't that nice? i look pretty tough there, yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. so then i went there and then -- >> is that a full-size horse? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: give me that thing! yeah, it's a full-size horse! i was much bigger. i think they gave me an enlarged horse. [ laughter ] she's definitely on a full-sized horse. >> that's you with a beard. >> jimmy: that's me with a beard. >> and a cowboy costume. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not a cowboy costume. it's what people wear when they go to the ranch, like me right here. that's my outfit. me and my friend john shaw there. that's a nice bolo tie that i was wearing there. i was tryi

you mean you admit you led my wife on? you see, i told you, dad. he admits it. that's right, son, i do. and you were going to entrust him with our life savings, medford. i admit it all. i admit that in my--my eagerness to express my--my gratitude for your generosity, i overstepped myself. in my joy at your openness and charity, i failed to heed the signs. what signs? well, the signs that you wish to carry our meeting yesterday beyond the innocent occasion that i was expecting. what are you talking about? oh, it doesn't matter. i accept full responsibility. what i intended as--as an invitation of sharing joy and thanksgiving, you intended as an invitation of a different sort. i should have realized what was happening sooner but your son intervened before i've had a chance to dissuade you. from what? yes, from what? oh, my goodness, mrs. parnell. i don't believe you've been entirely open with your husband as to what happened yesterday. ellie, what is he suggesting? what else happened? nothing else happened, medford. danny and i told you the whole story, all of it.

you might think that because you got a building permit that that means that everything is good and you are complying with the ada, but it is actually the difference in the building code because its is even if you have an existing building and have not done any improvements to that building, that you still have a continuing obligation to be going through your business and building and taking constructive steps to remove the barriers. the ada gives us some guidance on that. readily achievable says it can be done quickly and easily without a whole lot of steps. feasible means that it may require a lot more money, a lot more alteration to get that done. under the ada, you need to be surveying your property and putting together both a short- term plan and a long-term plan. the short term plan is going to be the readily achievable solution. the long-term plan could take 20 years. i do not know. your business might not be making huge profits. you may need to be saving money for the long term. but it is your obligation to plan for the long term as well as the short term. the ada has a set of p

if they love you, they love you. if they hate you, they will be a your show with their middle finger up in the front row. [laughter] fors: the french are known that. they are not terribly shy. this is one of those obligatory questions. is there a favorite christmas song that you have loved since you were a child? >> nat king cole's version. it feels like christmas when he opens his mouth. i cannot describe it. it was playing on the radio a lot, and during christmas time they played christmas music on regular radio stations. not christmas for me until i hear nat king cole, and donny hathaway. smooth.oice is that's why i had to cover that one. tavis: speaking of people's voices, putting you on the spot again, are there people's voices when you were growing up why johnny mathis, who you referenced a moment ago, that the voice just did everything for you? that "songs inr, the key of life." over and over again to that whole album, trying to learn the words. he made us feel like we were a part of what he was doing. i canno

if you have -- if it leaks, what do you do? you get drafts, what do you to? -- do? you take the window out, you can reglaze, put new glass in it but you don't take the whole thick and throw it away. there's -- thing and throw it away. there's no need. take them out, take them to a reglazing shop, clean up the frame, tighten it up and put it back in. it's a green building practice, too, rather than requiring you to take this 100-year-old functioning thing and throw it away and put in some temporary vinyl clad thing that's going to last 10 or 20 years if you're lucky and have to throw that away again. now, it's possible by the way to take these windows and increase the steps of the rabbit and put that thin double glaze in there. i've heard of people doing. that i've never actually seen it done but i hear it's possible. have you ever seen that done? where people put the dual glazing in existing -- >> we do it all the time. we try to -- the positive is that you cut down noise, but you can do the same thing with a lambnant window and you cut down energy loss. the problem

then when you get on the inside there's often things you discover that you didn't figure out until you got in there. so, that's the caveat. there are certain things that go on in the company, often go on in the mid levels of the bowels of the company you can't figure out no matter how good you are as a analyst from the outside. that being said you can get a reasonably good feel. i think activists have generally done a good job at analyzing those things that can cause a company to reposition itself. particularly from a capital structure perspective but sometimes from a business structure perspective. and i think they've done a good job at causing things to happen that number one, create opportunities for people like me, so we're not adverse to activists from that perspective. but i think they also help shareholders realize value that may have olz been trapped in a company. interestingly, on sit on boards of most of the companies we own, but also other public companies. and i think everyone's aware that activists are going to ask questions you should have the answer to. at the very least

you know, if you buy food that does you a number of things. here in illinois lawmakers want to take things one step further. the modern process of genetic modification. scientists have modified the genetics to create a better yield at harvest time, make them more resistant. wind once the lot to mandate any food derived from genetically modified organism. label as just that in the grocery store. >> this is about giving consumers a chance to know what is in the food and for them to make a choice. that's all it is. >> researchers have never found health consequences in humans. that does not step protesters. they gather everywhere. chicago to dallas and portland. activists are convinced that gm always franken food. no link. an increase in childhood in elegies. illinois is one of the state's they already passed laws. washington state could make a difference. quite possibly they will see the evergreen state blaze the trail into labeling these food products. melissa: a lot of questions because people are watching this. what percentage of food is gene

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anyway, i want you to know how much i appreciate you. you know, right? how much i love you. you're doing okay, mom. we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ? >> good day, lester holt in new york to report a shooting that's occurred at a los angeles international airport in the morning, 9:30 in the morning, about 40 minutes ago. at least two people have been hit, according to officials, although we've seen a number of people taken from terminal 3 at l.a.x. on stretchers and wheelchairs, and taken away by ambulance. this reportedly happened at a checkpoint where virgin america airlines, outside security, according to witnesses -- one witness reported hearing eight to ten shots. we're told the shooter is down. we don't know if that means is now a prisoner or has been shot himself. let's go to mike taibbi now in our bureau in los angeles for late details. mike, what are you hearing? >> reporter: hi, lester, how are you? we have heard from some federal officials that are describing the incident over at th

here's one you can use when it comes to you, you have to say what you are thankful, just say togetherness. then, get up and kiss everyone at the table on the head. it works every time. i have been thinking what i am most thankful for this year. if i am being perfectly honest. it is this, that beautiful -- toronto mayor rob ford. and to celebrate thanksgiving, president obama participated in what is the silliest of all the presidential traditions of the pardon of the turkey. two turkeys were selected. there they are, caramel and popcorn. for real. pardoning turkeys or strippers. because, i do see popcorn is male, 37 pounds. 6 ounces. 1'11." his walk is a proud strut. favorite food, corn. favorite song is halo by beyonce. this is what they come up with. caramel is male. 38 pounds, 4 ounces. 2 feet tall. his walk is steady and deliberate. his favorite song is "bad romance" by lady gaga. i didn't even know there were gay turkeys. they both look delicious. in the end, popcorn was vectic victorious. most voted for popcorn. he got to live? i don't know. and brought his daughter, sasha and malia

there is much you can do yourself and much you can do when you hire a contractor. just send a handyman a list of stuff. you do not have to do the whole thing. just do a day's worth of work and you can do an awful lot. thank you for coming >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a d

you up. you want to hit him in the back and in the ass because those are the major muscle groups. you look at taser, pepper ball. a lot of interesting technologies designed to control crowds and not have to force law enforcement to go into lethal weapons. the taser part was funny because just before they shot me over at taser headquarters, great guys by the way one of the guys who was there at the beginning says just relax. just relax. i said [bleep] and they fired. for the next five seconds i i was on the ground and all i could say was -- it is about five seconds. they got 30 or 40. it went on and on and on. the point being is they are going to fascinating places. it was the production team on this and they really took their time in choosing these stories. i am not just blowing smoke. you find yourself wrapped up in these places that are surrounded in a conspiracy. what we are trying to do is peel back some of that. allow the viewers to make up their minds. >> who is smoke? >> mike with kenn

you delay your vacation, right? you don't fly into the storm, do you? so you are saying we just want a delay. delay is the right thing to do you know we have a lot of experience with delay being a rhode islander. the rollout mistakes are not enough to delay the program. by december 15th if people can't enroll at will then of course we can talk about delaying the penalty portion of it i think it's time get the american people in a position where they have the rights that they deserve when they address their healthcare needs and i think this bill takes a step in that right direction. i would have preferred singer payer as would most democrats. look, this is what we have got. i think it's a good step and good start. >> you know most americans disagree with you right now and it will be interesting to see if that disagreement rises. mr. hawaiian, as always, thank you. directly ahead laura ingraham on whether the republican party cap tad tallizes on mad ms.. a man dressed up like barack obama has gotten his company in big trouble. those stories after these me

you. >> welcome to "the kelly file" special report, robbing our youth. i'm megyn kelly. this is a look at our near future. for decades america has been the land of endless opportunity. until recently. now we are seeing what critics say is a cycle of washington stealing from our children to pay for the next election. our team incapable of reigning in entitlements or making choices to promote stronger economic growth. let's go back to 2008. listen to the campaign trail talk. >> i have to make sure that young people, young women and young men understand that i am dedicated to the proposition of handing to them a safer, more prosperous world. >> we have to get spending under control in washington so we are not mortgaging our children's future under a mountain of debt. the young people here, your future under a mountain of debt. >> flash forward five years. some of the students who sat through the speeches may still be looking for work. >> the unemployment rate for 18 to 34-year-olds was almost

when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> the regular meeting of the san francisco ethics commission will now come to order. >> i would like to extend a welcome to the ne

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because when you leave, you need to be there. you need to show up. you need to listen. then you need to -- for the next four years, we will fight to make those changes permanent and we will fight to make them bicker. i did not seek second term to do small things. i sought a second term to finish if job. now watch me do it! >> nbc news poll showed governor chris christie. >> he wants to finish the job. >> stop. >> we love chris. he wants to finish his job. >> he wants -- >> all right. it affects their homes. >> that's the job he was talking about. >> the land shroud made possible thanks, to a third of democratic voters, 31% of liberals and one in five african-american voters, strong support from women gave him a 15 point edge over barbara bueno, a woman. christie had a 28% advantage with men. >> she's also a check. she lost the catholic vote big, too. >> wow. with many expecting him to run for president if 2016, 51% of voters said they believe governor christie would make a good president. if the election took place today, by the way, governor christie would lose his hom

i love you, i love you with an everlasting love. >> he loves you, willing to forgive you of all your sins. >> on our churches we have a cross. it's embossed on our bibles. >> i thought the cross was a relic. it was a medallion on a necklace at best. >> it's an ornament we wear around our necks, christians and non-christians. >> the cross really didn't have any meaning to me except for something artistic that rock stars wore. >> but talk about the depth and the real meaning of the cross and it becomes an offense. why is that? >> the cross is offensive because it confronts people. even so, it's a confrontation that all of us must face. >> i was really hurting, and just didn't understand the source of all my pain and problems. ♪ i spent my whole life just burdened for something. hungering for something, thirsting after, chasing this thing that i couldn't put my finger on ultimately. i was abused by older people, some in the family, some outside of the family. so as i got older, i always talked back, i always got in fights. my whole world was surrounded by guns and drugs and gangs. i r

so thank you, john, and thank you, everybody. >> thank you. [applause] >> i met sheryl in the late '90s when she was running what appeared to be about a third of the treasury department. impossiblily young and impossiblily smart be, she impressed all of us with what she did in the clinton administration in the first and second terms. so when it came time for her to choose a job, it became pretty obvious that she should be at google. and so she and i chatted -- [laughter] she and i chatted, and i figured this is somebody who we could use, a genuine talent. of course, we didn't exactly have a job for her, but at google it's fine. i will hire really smart people. and she came in and wandered around, worked on our financing, learned the business, and then she and -- [inaudible] figured out that we needed to have a different kind of sales force. in the subsequent six years, she built a business that today is somewhere around $20 billion and established the recruiting practices that led the company to its current excellent condition. >> then shockin

lau laura, back to you. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. another local news update in half an hour. see you then. >>> welcome back to today on this monday morning, november 25th, 2013. >> good morning. this is finley and lexie. they're a new kind of dog. cavalier spaniel mixed with a miniature spepoodle and what pee love about them is they have the eternal puppy face. they never lose that puppy look. >> this is finley. >> he likes scotch too. >> he's all up in my scotch right here in the today show mug. >> we're joking. >> no not at all. important for responsible breeding with these dogs and to make sure that they get training early on. these dogs are a year and a half and they just discovered they come from different families but they're actually brother and sister. one from texas and one from arizona and they just met here on the show. >> reunited. >> we should also mention coming into the holiday a lot of people think it's a agregreat idea to g a pet in christmas morning. >> you have to make sure you can give it everything it needs. huge

or charge you through the nose to keep you or to just dump you. that was never ever ever mentioned. >> and what we said in health care where you'll no longer be kicked off your policy because of pre-existing conditions, insurance companies complaint use 400 different terms to say you have a pre-existing condition. >> you're right. you talked about coverage of pre-existing conditions. you talked about keeping the kids on your policy. we said at the time it doesn't come free. these are all good altruistic good people goals, but it will cost us through the nose. and that's the reality that is hitting home today. you're a very smart guy. you cannot tell me, congressman, in trretrospect this is the monster you thought you wrought. >> i can tell you in retrospect that the policy decisions behind affordable health care are sound. the rollout has been a disaster. and i'm befuddled as to why it has to be such a difficult thing especially after we did the -- >> no, not talking about the website. that's a disaster in its own right. i'm talking about what peo