which one? the younger one. really? really. sometimes his policy may not be very but as a person, as a human being, very nice person. i love him. his unexpected views on women. do you ever feel temptation when you see a woman? oh, yes. sometimes. if she s oh, this is very nice. and a humorous side to the dalai lama you may not have seen before. i love your accent. british accent. thank you. i like your accent. this is piers morgan tonight. our big story tonight, the dalai lama, tibet s spiritual leader in exile is one of the world s most visible and honored holy men. he s a nobel peace prize winner. he s in the u.s. with the 12th world summit of nobel laureates. it s my honor to welcome him, his honorness, the dalai lama. how are you? fine. you were at the mayo clinic. you had your annual check-up. everything good? everything good. everything healthy? last almost stef seven years annually. i got checked here. basics of physical condition re
hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious. that was hilarious. it is sunday, april 29th. good morning, everyone. i m randy kay. now, we start with that tragic post-game party in st. louis. one person was killed, and 16 others sent to the hospital when strong winds tore up a tent at a sports bar. as many as 100 others were treated for minor injuries at the scene. they got hit with the metal pipes. the wires, we have electric inside this tent. it s it messed up everything it ka have happened. we have some severe injuries for quite a few people. we understand there are about 100, 150 people under the tent. a lot of people i think still, and i don t think they were really aware of the seriousness of the situation. the fans that gathered there after the cardinals win over the milwaukee brewers. the tent was supposed to be able to with stand 90-mile-an-hour winds. the winds that tore up the tent were about 50 miles an hour. reynolds wolf will have more on the storm t
house speaker john boehner. i m candy crowley, and this is state of the union. mr. speaker, primeau view, great digs. nice to see you. nice to see you. how many days have you thought, did i actually want this job? a lot. big headaches. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. let me start right out with the week s story, which is the student loans. the president has issued a veto threat and said if this keeping the student loan rates low comes to me with money paid for by money that comes out of the health care bill, i m going to veto it. your move. this problem was created by democrat congress in 2007, and democrats and republicans for months have been working together to try to figure out a way to resolve the problem, and for the president to politicize this for his own re-election is picking a fight where one doesn t exist. so you re arguing about how to pay for it and he says if it comes out of money to pay for it out of the health care bill, it s not going
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it s only about three feet high. witnesses say she overcompensated and made a sharp right, crossing over three lanes of traffic going in the very same direction, hit a curb that went over a fence, only again about two to three feet high, and went sailing about 50 to 60 feet. control of the suv. it could have been, authorities say, any number of things. maybe something physically went wrong with her. perhaps there was a mechanical failure, a distraction of some kind. these are all the things that they ll be looking at as some of the possibilities, don. all right. susan candiotti in new york. susan, thank you very much. this stretch of road is no stranger to bad wrecks. back in 2006, six people were killed in almost the exact same spot. i spoke to steve casamo about the safety of this particular roadway. back in 2010, this bridge was one of several in new york state that were determined to be functionally y functionally inoperable. what that definition means, it doesn t mea