. >>> an online petition is trying to get ozzy osbourne knighted. he is close to the goal. good luck, my good friend, ozzy osbourne. >>> "snl" issued a warning to those who do not leave pop diva beyonce. >> she is so good. not a huge fan of that one drunken love song, though. >> he's joking, right? >> no. >> tell them you wouldn't say something bad about beyonce. >> too late. they have come for us. >> who's they? >> you need to run. >> what? >> now! >> listen to me, we don't have a lot of time. >> we have plane tickets for you. you leave tonight. >> who you guys? >> just a couple of other people that made a mistake. >> the rihanna tattoo. you know. it is true. queen b. fans are very, very loyal. we know a couple, don't we? >> yeah. >> don't say anything bad. >> be very, very careful about -- you also have jay-z at her side and they're the power couple, no doubt. >> i went with mariah carey is better and i got in a lot of trouble. >>> i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day right here on nbc. you got the bargain kind? you would need l

>> the bat community is getting revenge on ozzie osbourne. ozzie bit the head off a live rat in 1982. doctors gave him rabies shots. he has given all kinds conflicting stories but once he said he thought the bat was dead and other times he said it was alive. the british newspaper "the sun" reports that ozzie asked to convert an old barn on his estate into a two-bedroom home but officials said no. why? the barn is home to bats, a protected species. we did a segment earlier and asked does attending a selective college help you out later in life? i know what your answer is, what you got? >> so, shep, the viewer says i believe going to an ivy league college would improve anyone's chances of getting a high-paying job. vicki says college can't garp tee -- guarantee a better life. frank says, success depends on the course of study in college. useless degrees yield useless opportunities and debt. and becky says, you did not get your degree. it's too late. you have credits. get the degree. >> why die need a degree? i'll retire or something. and retire

lauren, ozzie writes: and kumm on facebook says: >> geoff, bringing this back full-circle, we talked about the protagonist of the american nairatives. how do we ensure focus lie the harlem hell fighters don't become a side kick or footnote? how do we make them as protagnists and why is that so important for today's recognition to recognize them as such? >> well, i think that they should be taught in schools, not colleges, not just colleges, but at all levels of education. >> that's one way. we think that our book, harlem rattlers and the great war is going to make a very important contribution to the understanding and recognition of these men. one thing that people don't know is that the regimen was actually disbanded by the war department right after the war. there was no more 369th regimen as of march of 1919. it took another three years for the 369th to come back in to existence, and this was part of a concerted effort by the war department to remove blacks from combat roles in the military. >> geoff, we've got about 30 seconds left. there is their selflessness, valor cannot be de

an army had either died due to the two committees in the us and ozzie is normal but had dismissed him in what is the president on the bed because then there's the members of the committee honored place. the soviets to post and roger former bcci chief and senior boston led to the yellowstone of twenty from the crooked road. many of us that is the cenotaph ago when the jury that there are good that is certainly the second showing look who is often cited as the truth behind the chutes people ip and mr who as its commencement in twenty ten through the budget if intervention in petitioning the station supergroup the ocean after tea on the team in its two rows of life. i didn't get to keep this in states as kickbacks instead enough for his ouster. i was in london. and i meant anyone to object to the lifting of the talent on one from our president in a previous mission and was facing high treason charges trying to defend hike walks the talk of condiments that would shut up and went out to leave the country i see is what's going to try the many outdoor type defined cases depend on the ticket

if you're heading to the bridge to ozzie and it delays and the nimitz freeway. i have a closer look at your bay. drive times coming up in just a bit. >>: the latest on the wild fire burning as of california. right now at rancho cucamonga the writ for 600 a. burned. firefighters say they expect to get more ground today as the as the ones are starting to die down. about 1600 homes are evacuated but those evacuations lifted. congressman eric is law well will be to rein to jose airport taking a look at the security after a recent security breach street he's a member of the up, security subcommittee. because of what happened at last weekend's san jose menendez. this is zero the boy somehow got a sense of then he waited miraculously the, the envoy to survive that and want to know now how the nation's air force are three you can see some of the fans here not in good shape. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tem

. >> your previous marriages with ozzie os born. >> congratulations. >> i want to be like everybody else at the table. >> let me quickly say that i have children who think of you as a font of good wisdom and advice. >> i get to get promote something for greg tonight, on his book. did you ever want to get social with greg gutfeld? probably not. but if you did, you could go at 10:00 p.m. tonight on his facebook page and he's doing a facebook chat, but he doesn't chat a lot, if it's 10:00 p.m., your chances of him saying something pretty fun will be good. >> andrea is next. >> you are such a good drunk tweeter. so greg made a very good point earlier in the show that technology can save you from technology and creeps and really bad dates. remember this scene. >> oh, i have to get this. i'm so sorry. hello. >> okay. is this when i'm supposed to call? what, what do you mean? what happened? >> my best friend, she just had an accident and she has this need, she's very fragile. i have to go. . i can give you a ride. >> that's okay. >> we've all done it. i've totally done that before. now there's

the ozzys have also retained their top ranking in one day international. >> it's been a tough couple of years to be honest, i guess one of the positives of experiencing the tough times makes life today even more special, so for me, it's obviously ex-freely satisfying to be captain of the australian team, and to see us go from number 5 to number one. >> there is much more sport on our website, for all the latest check out aljazeera.com. /sport. there's also details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook, the address again, aljazeera.com/sport. that's it for me for now. >> it is a remarkable turn around from correct australia. >> that's it for me on the news hour team, thank you for watching. coming up on aljazeera's border land.

helped me out a lot because of the show up don't get rich off of reality unless you're the cardinals or ozzie osborne. you have to find other ventures to help support what you're doing. besight the -- beside the talent company and rescue, we have a cigar line that really helps us out. so it's creating other eaveks and i'm a business person and i like to find different things to bring more money in, to help the dogs. >> to help the dogs but also to help the image of little people, right? >> of course. >> what can you describe would be the best way for people to drop their defenses or their perhaps reactions when they don't know how to understand your experience in your life? >> we tell a little joke. when you walk to us, don't pet us on our head. do we look like fido? don't pick us up, we're not a oy, we're human. >> that happens on a regular basis? >> on a regular basis. not now. a lot of people know me. but when i would walk with hercules in the airport, it was like the parting of the red sea. now it's like, ok, we're going to miss our flight, that's what i want. i want people to respect lit

with the likes of lohan and the donald and ozzy osbourne in attendance. from my seat, eric stonestreet and gloria were two tables away. behind me, jon bon jovi. you know who i did not see? members of congress. with a dinner on saturday night, most are home in their districts. that is too bad. the nation would be better served instead of going home to raise money, stuck around and broke bread with colleagues. above all else, what the dinner showcases is what the leadership often lacks. civility. it is reminisce of the pennsylvania society. i remember in 2007, when senator arlen spector received that group's highest award, the gold medal. he summed up the night's value. he said if you can lift a glass together with your colleague from across the aisle on a saturday night in new york, you can lift a pen with that colleague on monday morning in philadelphia, pittsburgh or harrisburg or any place in our state. take a deep breath. tell a joke. laugh together and get more done come monday. thank you so much for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday. hav

he's back there with "leave it to beaver" or "ozzie and harriett." those days are gone. over. we're not -- america's not going back to that. >> do you think he should speak more? do you think he should speak less? >> he should s-f, shut -- >> s-t. >> yeah, yeah -- shut the you know what -- up. i'm dyslexic. >> takes me a little while as well. >> he's just, he says that magic should go away in the background? he's the one who should go away in the background. >> he thinks this is a media creation. the media creating this or trumping it up. the players know who he is. >> he needs help. he needs some advisers, lawyers or something. he can afford them. because he's just out there on his own just talking crazy. and he's not making it better. >> what do you recommend somebody in this situation do? you know, somebody has been accused of racism. it's a difficult thing to say i'm not a racist. no matter when you -- when you end up saying the sentence, i'm not a racist, it inevitably sounds bad. how do you go about correcting something like this? do you think? is there a way? >> i don't

he's back there with "leave it to beaver" or "ozzie and harriett." >> do you think he should speak more, should he speak less? >> he should s-f, shut -- >> s-t. >> shut the you know what up. i'm dyslexic. >> takes me a little while as well. designee just needs to -- he said magic should go away in the background. he's the one who should go away in the background. >> he thinks this is a media creation. trumping it up. the players know who he is. >> he needs help. he needs some ad voiceors. lawyers. he can afford them. because he's just out there on his own just talking crazy. and he's not making it better. >> what do you recommend somebody in this situation do? you know, somebody has been accused of racism. it's a difficult thing to say i'm not a racist. when you end up saying the sentence i'm not a racist it sounds bad. how do you go about correcting something like this? do you think? is there a way? >> i don't know if it's correctible. and the more he talks the more he's proven that he is one. so i just, adam silver, the owners they got to do something with him and his wife. >> you say

this comes after the ozzy government -- aussie government announced plans that will scrap renewable targets. it is seen a drop in investment within australia's renewable energy sector. >> the world bank has approved $350 million worth of loans for turkey's renewable energy projects. with demand for the best for electricity growing rapidly, the turkish government has approved new schemes. they hope to encourage further energy investment in the country. isa japanese vegetable farm reaping the rewards of the government's campaign to boost renewable energy supplies. installing solar panels above their crops is allowing farmers to harvest dual incomes from sunlight after china, japan is projected to be the largest market for new solar installation this year. >> for those listing on bloomberg radio, the first word is coming up next very for our viewers, a second hour of "the pulse" is up next. first up, our exclusive interview with the former in tf.n president we will be talking about the situation in ukraine with an analyst. >> interestingly, he said russia was weak but it has strong will, europ

when he was renominated in a week later or 10 days later one of our ambassadors is murdered in and ozzie. all he was was a symbol of al qaeda, significant and of himself because of his involvement in the 9/11 attack a symbol of al qaeda and what they were trying to suggest was because he is dead, qaeda is gone and of course it is not. martha: i want to take a look at a number, gm stock down 18.2% over the course of 2014 while all this is happening. the unemployment rate has improved, but the real employment rate 12.3% according to the bureau of labor statistics and gdp up one-tenth of 1%, measly growth. you add to that, leslie, and we want to go back to you, the state department says a terrorist threat has continued to evolve rapidly and poses a threat can edited, allies and all of our interest. >> int and joe biden said usama bin laden dead, do not sure anybody from this administration saying terrorism doesn't exist. that al qaeda has been wiped out. what we have always said, even people on the right have concurred they were at the time the top heads of al qaeda, usama bin laden being n

. >> ozzy from ozzie and harriet. is this fair in today's day and age? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> because it's -- it's the woman's body. chris, you cannot create laws that allow somebody to decide to force someone to do a particular procedure, because they have, quote, buyers remorse, after they concede a child, and you can't also force a woman -- >> chilling effect on mel's argument. literally frozen out of the conversation. kavinoky, make your point. >> yeah, i think what mel is talking about is, this is just a great example of the court's engaged in this balancing test and they've ultimately come down on the idea that, where there's a dispute between the man and the woman about whether or not the pregnancy should be terminated, because it's woman is the one more directly impacted by that decision, we're going to give her the right to make that particular call. although things are very, very different when we're talking about, about these rights as it relates to an actual child as we saw in jason patric's case, out in california. and there it was very different, where the mom

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emmanuel touhey >> in a few moments, the house oversight hearing on the attack in bank ozzie, libya that killed four americans. in three hours, more about the white house response to the libya attacks from republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham. the committee on government ordered oversight will continue. successes and failures of u.s. intervention in libya. missionsight committee statement is that we exist to secure two principles. first, americans have a right to know that the money washington takes from them is well spent. second, americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them. our duty on the committee is to protect these rights. our responsibility is to hold government accountable to taxpayers. work tirelessly in partnership with citizen watchdogs to deliver the facts to the american people and bring genuine reform to the federal bureaucracy. this is our mission. , the oversight committee convenes a fourth hearing related to the security before,n in libya during, and after the september 11 terrorist attack in benghazi which claimed the lives of

this is not ozzie and harriet. this is like people like me. one 10th of people in country like me and ramesh, children of immigrants. they face a tough world. we need new institutions to help them. that is what the book is all about and you've got to read it. thank you. [applause] >> you should know that while reihan was speaking a team of assassins fanned out across the nation and assassinated all college presidents and in a "godfather" bloodbath. bear in mind. >> pete, reaction to what you heard. >> this book, policy proposals are very important. but the thing you heard up here and very important for the conservative movement which is not it is not just policies we're talking about. it is different cast of mind. it is not adally different cast of mind. i thought how you approach it and reihan was nice how you formulate that, dynamic process of rethinking these institutions. the kind of creativity that is at the core of what i think is animating a lot of what goes under the bonner of reform conservatism. a lot of politics is disposition and c

ozzy's terrifying people who almost nobody has seen but everybody fears. was lies high in the mountains beyond the fence. from tragedy too far for merely an attempt to mice current political realities this is how many see ukraine's presidential election after all this country already had an elected head of state in this election when millions of not even participate begin to tackle you claims the more miss prall. right on the scene. first strike. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. should be in the know. on mom. live. live. live play live live . if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be serious saying guy see if we have u.s. dollars and the u.s. decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people would say maybe i should use the u.s. dollars. b.n. says it is often done to this way especially when they were in a good mood but now this performance is rarely seen. these three friends mark abel and kanye live in the mountains not far from the como camp their villa

carlos watson is the co-founder of ozzy, a digital newsmagazine. he's here to premier his interview in a broadcast exclusive. great to see you. how are you? >> really good. >> this interview happened this week. >> this week. we sat down in california, stanford university where she's now teaching. and she was very open, very relaxed. >> she was relaxed. >> she was very relaxed. you said out of politics, i said she's been stumping for candidates like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham so you're never fully out of politics when you do that. she has a book coming out. >> when you have the itch you never get out of it. you hit a range of topics. first off, on ukraine, specifically on vladimir putin and what his motives are. she had said at one point in the interview she had said that if you go any further, you're going to meet real resistance. you pushed her on what that resistance could be. here, listen to this. >> he does not want to take on the united states of america. he wants to push as far as he can without real resistance. but he's not going to

maybe i did larry i'd had a hard time admitting that to myself but yeah i think i would do the budget ozzie nelson provided an opportunity for me to be able to set my senior years delay and. i love being there i love being there for a week of watching him he was a writer producer director and lawyer and and that was a pretty important way for me to be introduced to it though the all the shows you bid on how do you explain the success of this one which is all many years now. eleven we start our twelfth in july so. you know i i think we've worked really hard . i don't you know if it it wasn't always as successful as it is now and i think there's a lot of people responsible for that and i think it's important on the show how people are treated and you got to give credit to the crew in the cast and the showrunner gary glasberg the important thing is the writing i mean it's all the paid why does this so resonate so well with people. you know i think there are there was always a story sometimes we solve the crime sometimes things we don't i think you could be a writer and and come on the show and

more thoroughly investing we don't know tom that the way that this works this is that not only really ozzie is what republicans talking about when brass want to talk about unemployment insurance you want let's talk about unemployment which wasn't supposed to go over ten percent when barack obama passed the stimulus long he got his stimulus long term unemployment been over seven percent longer on the stimulus or any other president's sin than the number of people who are out they have been off looking for jobs in the obama economy means that the unemployment numbers are more likely twice what they report i agree with a black teen i agree with where obligations a few percent exaggeration the president's republicans brag where is the president's republicans right bragging i think course you're bragging i think it's a net or i thought i was big picture on the right after the break. the but. it was a. very hard to take i. want to get along here there's a lot that you ever had back with senator rick perry please. please please. please please please please. please. please keep the political. i kno

although china has announced that they're going to start the permit on food but they didn't get it on ozzie and kevin martin thanks guys thank you for coming up you know as death panel sarah palin kept talking about a few years ago well they're real tell you how internet is daily to. dramas to be ignored to. stories others to a few states in those. places changing the world. to picture the states. i marinate joining me. in park and. morning commentary in for me and much much. only on the best and only. the best for the rest of the news with mitch mcconnell's big victory over tea party challenger matt bevin yesterday's kentucky primary pundits are already declaring victory for a stablish winter republican. soon the great g.o.p. civil war of two thousand and fourteen while it may look like mainstream conservatives have survived the far right on slot the reality is that even though they may have lost a lot of elections lately tea partiers have already won the war that's because over the past few years they've pushed so-called establishment republicans like mitch mcconnell far to the right of t

millions of taxpayers in the water the committee investigates the more it's going to cost republican big ozzie wishart as already cost millions according to the department defense which has spent millions to fulfill congressional requests over but ghazi so here's my question. terrible thing that happened because four people died we had an embassy that was attacked what about the twelve thirteen. benghazi's that happened during the bush administration january two thousand and two in calcutta five people killed january two thousand and two and fifty people killed october two thousand and two in indonesia february two thousand and three two kid killed in pakistan may two thousand and three thirty six killed in saudi arabia july in a spec a stand to kill december two thousand and four nine killed in saudi arabia these are all virtually identical similar or very similar situations in fact u.s. diplomat david for i was killed in march of two thousand and six in crotchet pakistan two thousand and six and damascus thirteen were four killed thirteen wounded january two thousand and seven athens march t

are some questions the feel like we're still remain to be answered like why was chris stevens in big ozzie why why were the requests for security noughts maryland because there's a major cia station there and might it not be a reasonable thing that the cia doesn't want to be talking in public about what the cia was doing in a major cia station which is being played like a fertile but they're all eyes john what i think through i think it's become pretty apparent now at least from my reading of the situation was he was in benghazi because a lot of the arm is that we had helped sent to libya had gotten into the hands of the wrong people which also speaks to a broader problem with the libya intervention as a whole but i think what you're seeing with benghazi it's become this one size fits all scandal for the republican party first it was used to question obama's leadership in the war on terror during the election then it was used to just bash clinton when she was the secretary of state then it was used last spring as sort of part of the triple threat of all the scandals that came out of the i.

ozzy --et tired up and tired of benghazi or they never heard of it. this is all subterfuge. they do not want to talk about what our responsibilities are here. judgment toake a how dangerous we think they can be. the speaker says he does not want to go this place. we have been there, done that. i'm going to have to go to the bow. -- to go to vote. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] today, a in subcommittee heard of a subcommittee on marijuana. >> the penalties for marijuana possession starting with federal section 844 has simple possession that it can provide of not year or a sign less than $1000. that is the federal law. the new d.c. law is a civil penalty. penalties.and aree are 26 agencies that responsible for law enforcement. this is not a real one. it is a mock one. that theyby staff have one ounce or less. one ounces 28 grams. is that correct? one gram.bout over 20 joint you can be in possession of in the district of columbia. here is a list of penalties, which i'm submitting to the record. fo