notification with the results, at least seven people from a firm have to sign up for the app before they start rating each other. this sounds like a recipe for disaster. >> we probably already have seven signed up. see you here in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. today's hashtag one lucky guy, he is outnumbered. >> i'm wearing pants today, ladies. sorry to disappoint. >> earlier on you had the cutoff shorts. >> never again. that's the last time that happens. >> you're usually in your own world. now you're in my world. >> i'm intimidated. excuse me. >> we can't wait to get your take on a couple of topics coming up. they could be considered a controversial, mr. waters. >> let's see what we've got.

>> new fallout on hobby lobby. supreme court ruling that family owned companies can limit birth control and their obamacare health plans. if using them would violate their religious beliefs. both parties seeking to turn the landmark decision to their advantage. republicans hailing it as a vibtry for religious liberty and a slap as what they call an overreaching white house. democrats wasting no time using hobby lobby to raise fresh campaign contributions. and the white house calling on congress to take action on a ruling it says endangers women's health. >> president obama indicated that he should make personal health care decisions for themselves rather than their process deciding for them. today's decision jeopardizes the health of women employed by these companies. we will work with congress to make sure any woman affected will have the coverage of services like everyone else. >> two democratic senators facing re-election challenges in

red states quick to denounce the ruling. a woman's health care decisions should be between herself and in consultation with her doctor. we'll continue to fight to protect all rights to privacy and that includes a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. and senator hagen, quote, it is shameful that a woman's access to contraception is even up for debate. the choice whether she used birth control should be between a woman and her doctor, not her boss and no employer should be allowed to interfere with a woman's access to contraception. but they're looking to rehash their attack on the g.o.p. war on women. may want to watch out for the former g.o.p. senate candidate and hewlett-packard c.e. to help republicans win back the senate by confronting dems on that line of attack. >> we have to combat this with the facts which is part of what unlocking potential is all

about. women are half the great nation. we are 53% of the voters. we care about every issue. every issue is a woman's issue. >> seems that the republicans think this hobby lobby ruling is going to work in their favor. the democrats think it's going to work in their favor. who is right here? >> i wish the democrats would read the opinion and not be so hysterical. this wasn't overturning row -- row versus wade. they are misstating the ruling and the law here. as a lawyer i take issue with that. this is a narrowly tailored decision to closely held corporations and it was just really focused objection by hobby lobby to four of the specific board of fashions. that's like once it's implanted for it then to be released by taking these pills so they were very specific about that and it wasn't that women don't have

access to other birth control. they do. so they're probably going to be other cases coming forward where, yeah, both sides may try to expand the reach of this ruling. >> without a doubt we can all agree that this is going to shape the runnup to the november elections. >> this is what democrats love to do. they love to use a false issue, which is a bogus one to force false negative. yesterday we saw the white house, sandra who is famous saying that now employers can take away women's right to contraception. that is absolutely absurd and completely false. hobby lobby offers 16 different forms of contraception to their employees through their health care plans. they've done it for a very long time. they're going to continue to do it. we're talking about them limiting four of them which some can argue is not really contraception. they believe it's abortion which is a valid point. on the second point of them claiming this is a war on women as if they have a monopoly, the beckett fund which represented

hobby lobby, female attorneys. business women fought for the case issuing briefs to the supreme court. this is about women running non profits so this idea that it's a war on women is not true and you have women going as far as the white house saying this is about a boss taking away contraception. it's the opposite, completely opposite and they're lying about it to get votes. >> i want to get your take on this. we have reaction, fresh reaction from hillary clinton on the hobby lobby ruling. take a listen. >> we're always going to argue about abortion. it's a hard choice and it's controversial. i want people to make their own choices. it's very troubling that a sales clerk at hobby lobby that needs

contraception which is pretty expensive is not going to get that service through her employer's health care plan because her employer doesn't think she should use contraception. >> that's a lie. >> hobby lobby is going to provide 16 forms of contraception. >> it's about $9 a month at c.v.s. she's acting like hobby lobby all of a sudden is telling these women that work for them to wear a werka or something like that. if someone said my bob is not buying me a gun. he's denying me my second amendment rights. having access to contraception is not in the constitution. hillary clinton, this is her bread and butter, how she'll try to win the white house. this is what she needs to go do. she needs the single lady vote. obama won single ladies by 76% last time and made up a quarter of the elect orate.

they depend on government because they're not depending on their husbands. they need contraception, health care and they love to talk about equal pay. >> that's something that really struck me and you guys saw us off camera react to this. i could almost hear the p.r. person for the book sales say you have to get in "hard choices" there. we started with the key issue in all of this and democrats cannot runway from this. critics period cannot run away. and that is the fact what we're left with are like a part b or these are post conception drugs that people have a religious exception to. they post what they say existing life drugs. to them it's taking a life. so you can still get your hands on the drugs but somebody else is going to have to pay for them. now the big question is, who somebody else have to be? you can argue all across america, if you're the taxpayer, maybe it offends your religious beliefs as well. can you just pass on the costs now to the taxpayers? that's one thing.

the other has to be, what are we doing right now? talking about something in obamacare that doesn't work for millions of people. they've got to change the topic. >> that's right. and the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, used this ruling to call obamacare the single worse piece of legislation to pass in the past 50 years. it seems that both sides are really going to use this heading into the midterms. whose strategy is going to win? >> i think it depends on how republicans handle the war on women act. we saw in 2012 that republicans did not handle that well. they ran for it instead of addressing it head on. they'll have to address it just like harley is trying to do and they'll say exactly the things that i lined up. this is not about a war on women. a lot of women support the hobby lobby case. you have to debunk that narrative right away and move on to other issues like the economy and how obamacare has increased the premiums of young women by 100% even though it was supposed to decrease their premiums. >> republicans can run on this.

democrats say they can but so can republicans. >> i think the way you want to frame this issue as obamacare is a debacle. this is an unintended consequence and it's illegal in the supreme court. number two, this is strangling small business owners. you're basically forcing people to pay for the sex lives of their employees and it's an attack on religion, catholics especially. if i was a republican, i wouldn't want to talk about contraception at all. we wasted the entire spring talking about birth control when they should have talked about the economy. >> they don't even need to engage in it in a certain sense. let the democrats put up this false rhetoric, the false narrative trying to scare and panic people with facts that simply aren't there. they're flat out inaccurate, erroneous, bye. i look at the numbers. the numbers like the economy and jobs, like whether or not this economy is going in the right direction and making those kind of choices. somebody should be put in that

has a firm grasp how to make money. >> even with this issue, you could run on it with it's a freedom of conscience. it's a freedom of expression issue and you win on all accounts with that because it's not just about religion. >> speaking of jobs, kimberly, do you ever feel like you're in the wrong job? like you just don't want to be there? you don't belong? >> don't answer, anybody. it's a setup. >> wait until you hear how many americans say they want to change their careers and it's not just people who are starting out. also a kissing congressman now thinks he will seek re-election even after a surveillance camera caught him smooching with a staffer who is not his wife. we'll look at politicians who have bounced back after sex scandals and those who haven't, of course. we'll ask why. [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring]

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even those in their 60s still say they're searching for a job they love. my question is, as we look at the numbers are we raising a generation of babies? shouldn't you be happy to have a job? >> yes. and i think the more jobs, the merrier. i love jobs. i've always been like that. >> you're a fan. >> you give me one job, i'm like, okay. where is the next job? i love it, love it, love it. i could have three jobs at once. i don't understand. >> i'm with you. >> it's like recession proof. >> i got ya. i would guess you're the most recent college grad here on the college. but i'm curious because you probably would have started this job search right out of college with the mindset that i want to find what? what means success to you? something that means you happy or just having a job?

>> i think just having a job is success but i also believe in saying that if you have a job you love, you never work a day in your life. i think people's attitudes are what matter. i've had a lot of different jobs in my life. luckily i'm in one that i love right now and i've been blessed that way but i also know a lot of people who graduated from college who just stayed at home with mom and dad because they couldn't get the job they wanted instead of just going to work. >> art history major probably. >> unemployment rate in this country is 19.2%. okay? significantly above the national average. so as you started out saying, you're just happy to have a job. well, you're not the norm as we're learning from the study. people will move around. nobody is going to be happy with their jobs unless they're making billions of dollars and sitting on the beach. >> that's not what it's all about. i was thinking we could lose our jobs at any moment being on television. we could say something stupid and not have a job tomorrow.

>> that could happen today. >> it could happen right now. am i equipped to do anything but be on tv? i'm not equipped to do anything. >> your wife is watching. don't let her know. >> basically all i can do is manual labor. i can't add so i can't be in finance. i can't be a doctor because i faint when i see blood. >> i think you're too hard on yourself. i found you modelling the last time you were on the show. >> i could definitely walk the runway. >> i'm going to pop up a list of questions. in the "time" magazine article, they ask these questions and say that you should be asking this of yourself just to figure out whether or not you've chosen the right career. what is success to me? does my work excite me? can i handle a fast paced job? would i rather work with people or data? you'd better know the answer to that. can i advance here?

the grass is always greener, it seems, for some people. but there's this trend with people leaving jobs before they really even have the next one because they want to be happy. >> that's not hard. >> i would try to have as many jobs when i was young as possible. i've been fired from a few jobs and that's a good thing. you want to have as much experience as you can. i don't know if you want to tell everybody that you do what you love, love what you do. that's okay to a certain extent but if you love dancing, i'm not saying you want to be a stripper. make sure you're doing something you're good at and get paid a lot. a lot of guys work on wall street. >> i'm about to get fired. let it go. >> i stopped asking questions. >> if you marry well, you don't have to worry about your job. >> i'm going to hit you. >> after that performance, i'm going to hook you up with my old tupperware boss. i used to sling tupperware, let me tell you. love that job. kissing congressman is not giving up after a scandal that

could have ended his career. he will seek re-election this fall. he had previously said he would not be a candidate after caught on video smooching a staffer but it looks like the married father of five has changed his mind. if he's successful, he wouldn't be the first politician to bounce back. here are a few high profile politicians who made comebacks after sex scandals. bill clinton is viewed as a successful president with a thriving post political career. former south carolina governor mark sanford, his odd disappearance reveals an affair with an argentinean woman. he resigned and later elected to congress. eliot spitzer, number nine in a prostitution ring, returned to work in the private sector and for a while on air for tv news and louisiana senator david viter reportedly on phone

records turned by a d.c. adam. there were no comebacks for governor edwards, senator craig and congressman wener. i'm sure he'll come back at some point. what do you say? >> that's a long list. kissing congressman, do you know what? i pray toood that he did actually work things out with his family. with five children at home, he said, quote, his family is stronger than ever. that's wonderful news. whether or not that means that he should be reelected, that's up to his constituents if they're going to reelect him. you always hope that they can work things out, the family can get back together. i don't know if we have really get the truth from these men. >> no. men don't tell the truth and neither do politicians. i'll not surprised that politicians cheat and lie. that's why we elect politicians. >> that's not why i elect a politician. >> some of the most successful politicians are ones that are really great at spinning and

will do anything they can in their power to be reelected and when half the country is divorced, i don't think people should hold politicians up to some bigger standards. >> your new title, professional cynic. >> i think you need truth serum. >> i wonder if the axis hasn't moved in our culture. i wonder if now people are just less sensitive about these things and just want somebody who can create jobs as we've been talking. kimberly and i agree, have 15 jobs. >> we love it. >> we love jobs but i wonder if the axis hasn't moved and i wonder if our reaction to the axis moving has been somewhat numbed. >> i think it has. i think there's a standard set mostly by bill clinton because it was such an open scandal but obviously they come from both parties. this congressman also said he's probably lying, he campaigned on the fact that his family was a strong family and he had all these valleys -- values and family values.

now he's sag my family is as strong as ever. voters have to decide. i think there should be a standard. >> does it matter, though? do you care like what is his performance, right? is he good on the economy? is he good -- >> performance matters. >> should the performance be the utmost performance or do you care about the personality, the ethics, the character? >> it's him saying i'm a family man and then him doing it. holding him accountable for what he says to get elected i think is important. there should be a standard. >> we didn't say he would be servicing two families. >> if you asked republicans do you want to see bill clinton back in the white house even with all his infidelities or do you want to see obama in the white house still, i think a lot of people would say i'm going with the clinton economy. >> they did that while he was in office. sandra is right. >> i think we've moved beyond it. >> what do we see in poll after

poll after poll, the number one thing people are concerned about is the economy, jobs, get us back to work, making more money, get this economy turned around. i would completal gree with you that people are willing to turn a blind eye if the guy or gal is doing a good job in office and if they're answering their voters. >> i want to see the duck dynasty's guy take this guy's seat. >> he has a strong work ethic. >> that's a whole other segment. all right. with president obama well into his second term, the big newspaper in one state apologizing for backing his promise of change in 2008. why the paper is saying it misses the good days . now some intelligence officials are nervous. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here!

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>> welcome back to "outnumbered." montana's largest newspaper taking a stand and saying it goofed big time in endorsing president obama back in 2008. in an editorial en titled "obama earned low ratings" the gazette listed changes. the gazette also writing that the bowe bergdahl exchange made

the administration seem incompetent, that veterans have been dying before they could receive care and that the president broke his promise to have the most transparent administration in history. the gazette calling the obama white house so opaque, it has earned a reputation worse than that of richard nixon. do you want to add anything to the list? >> i have a few things to add. i'm surprised a newspaper in montana endorsed obama to begin with. i can't believe that's possible. i've been to montana. i don't know if you have. i think if you strip away the myth of president obama, we're six years in at this point p. you strip away the great smile and going on ellen degeneres, you have a failed record. you have $17 trillion in debt, a stagnant economy with median household income going down, terrorism on the march in the middle east. we're getting pushed around by russia.

you have gas prices going up, food prices going up, scandal after scandal after scandal and incompetency at the border. it looks like this guy is completely overwhelmed, doesn't know what to do. >> let's bring this back to the fact that this is the montana newspaper. okay? that is coming back on their 2008 call for president obama. montana. let me remind you they are sitting on a large amount of untapped energy resources. they're fuming about it. the fact they're sitting on untapped resources that they could send down to the gulf and lessening our dependence on foreign oil. montana should be outraged. that was number one on their list. they should have known better. what were they thinking? >> i'm sorry. i regret. i think this is going to be one

of many, especially going in the midterm elections. look to see some movement on this. i think this is like the tipping point. one paper came out. >> i think they should have done this before the 2012 election. where were you guys? you had to get two more years in before you decided to take back your 2008 endorsement? >> a day late and a pipeline short. >> i think it was curious that the affordable care act wasn't at least in the top two. the house energy and commerce committee chairman fred upton issued the following statement regarding two new reports by the department of health and human services officer inspector general. what he's saying is they've completely pointed to ip competence when it came to rolling out health contain.gov and other parts of obamacare. i'm surprised montana didn't have that in the top two. >> there's a long list as jessie pointed out so we have a lot of things to cover. probably couldn't get it all in

their little section of the newspaper. >> those controversies to another big controversy over a very large cross. a landmark could be in jeopardy and toronto crack smoking, bad dancing -- >> i think he's a good dancer. correct that. >> he's back for fr rehab. how much did his time away from the spotlight, what did it do for his image? will he get up to his old antics again? >> he's a good dancer. your 16-year-old daughter

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religious symbol violates the separation of church and state. the supreme court saying it will not hear the case. william is live in our west coast news room. >> the cross can be seen from interstate five. it towers on a hill over san diego. the case is not over. judges simply decided not to hear it as an urgent matter. sending it back to san diego to be heard by 11 judges. supporters hoped to skip this step because they consider the circuit court already hostile to this case. the controversy goes back 100 years when the cross was first erected on mouth soledad. opponents claim it endorses christianity and has to come down. but supporters citing a lower court ruling say the cross is a

secular symbol of honor and respect. they rallied yesterday to save the landmark seen by hand reds of vets each day. >> the important thing to remember is a cross is not going anywhere. not now, and we believe not ever. >> cross may seem to be about religion but it is not. it's about something much more important than that. it's about liberty. >> possible outcome, supporters win the cross stays. they lose, the cross could come down or more likely the federal land will be transferred to a private entity and hopes of negating the lawsuit. not sure if that would satisfy opponents. supporters say government can accommodate religion while not endorsing it. it's a divisive issue. the court for years had a similar case split 5-4. this one goes back to the ninth circuit. >> william, thank you. >> he is back and ready to get down to business. we're talking about toronto formerly crack smoking mayor rob

ford. here's a quick look at the old rob ford. ♪ let's go together >> i do not use crack cocaine nor am i an addict of crack cocaine. >> do you smoke crack cocaine? >> exactly. yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> tell us about your investigation. >> what don't you understand? get off the property, partner. >> i'm happily married. i have more than enough to eat at home. thank you very much. >> memories. well, a newer, slightly slimmer rob ford getting back to work today after two months in rehab saying his time there saved his life. and that he's ready to seek re-election and move forward. >> i want to thank the people of

toronto for their understanding and continued support during this very, very difficult time. but over the coming months, friends, my top priority will be rebuilding trust, rebuilding trust with the public and my fellow members of counsel. >> wow. very deliberate there. >> that was very, very good. all right. a poll last week showing that while in rehab, mayor ford gained seven points. not pound. and he's running just a few points behind the leaderment kiep in mind, toronto is canada's most populous city and the country's commercial and financial hub. >> i love it. >> so ford, do you know what?

you were talking during the break about a youtube channel. this is interesting. >> it's called ford's nation. he's done this the last couple of months. he gets his campaign helper, they sit down, they take questions from potential voters and they talk about policy. did you hear me? they talk about policy. and they answer questions about how rob ford would do things moving forward, some things they've had problems with in the city of toronto that he's tried to fix in the time that he was serving the people and why it didn't work and the overreach of government. i mean, it's really interesting to watch no matter what your politics are. you could take a note out of this book that there is a way to a comeback but it has to do with appealing to the voters and what they care about. >> do you know the biggest thing was the way he came back and said i'm coming back on monday. i'm not coming back in the morning. i'm going to come back in the afternoon. then today is a national holiday, tuesday in canada, so

he's off on tuesday and then he's busy with a 3 1/2 work week. that's how you come back. >> are you learning something here? >> that's what you do. >> i kind of want to give the guy a little bit of credit. when i was watching him in that very apologetic speech where he's promising to live a clean life, apologized not to just the people of toronto but all the people he failed along the way, i thought he looked good. he looked better than we've seen him. he looked rested. i commend anybody who steps forward and admits fault. do i believe him? that's a whole new story. >> i hope that his rehab stint doesn't end up getting another one. i really hope he gets better and can clean up and move forward. the record when he was mayor before going to rehab was pretty good with voters. they liked his economic policies. he wanted to lower tacks. if he goes back to that, they'll probably be happy with that. >> he can't let his crack use

affect his responsibilities. >> i don't believe what you just said. i know that you want him to just go to rehab once but there's a part of you, entertainment value, that would like to see the old rob ford. do you want to see the rob ford. >> no. no. everybody admits there's a part inside every person in this couch that wants to see rob ford -- you guys are in denial. this is gold. this is gold right here. >> men do really get it wrong. you're wrong. none of us want to see him go down again. >> that's your own personal bizarreness on each of us, on this estrogen packed couch. >> he's eating cookies. ford nation all the way. >> what are his opponents saying? just barely leading him.

imagine you were leading with double digits not only ago before he came out of rehab. i cam back, drops the mike and he's in it to win it, picks up seven points. >> that was almost like a rap. >> can i find something that -- we need a back beat now. i got it. keep on track without the crack. >> i don't know what's worse, being a crack mayor than losing to the crack smoking mayor. i don't know what's worse. >> the problems we ponder here on the couch. >> we wish him all the best and he's answering questions about all the voters out there so -- >> ford nation. >> we'll keep you posted here. we're watching the first named tropical storm of the hurricane season. where it's gaining strength just ahead of the july 4 holiday weekend. pay attention to this one. also a strip club getting unusual visitors, the case of the nun versus the strippers is back and it's heating up. jessie is on that, of course. ugh. heartburn.

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>> more outnumbered in a moment but first to jon scott with what's happening on the second hour of "happening now." >> more boots on the ground in iraq. president obama sending 200 more troops to secure the u.s. embassy in baghdad. while the iraqi government

continues to falter with very little progress being shown. we'll have a live report on that. plus israel retaliating for the brutal murders of those three teenagers. ire strikes batter 34 areas that israeli defense sources are saying are defense targets. and oscar pistorius defense attorneys fighting back after a major setback for the blade runner. the defense now trying to prove that screams heard the night that he killed his girlfriend actually came from pistorius. it's all ahead "happening now." >> all right. thank you, jon. we'll be watching. >> thanks, sandra. >> i may beout -- be outnumbe d outnumbered. nuns suing a strip club saying it interrupts their peace and solitude. sisters of st. charles in suburban chicago holding a candlelight vigil protest also the club allure. they say the blaring music and

late night brawls are a nuisance and that the club violates laws. club managers say the claims are not true and that they have a right to be there. >> it's a difference in ideology. this is not a case for the law in our opinion. you know, they have the right to do what they believe in and we have the right to do what we believe in. >> the sisters, at night they hear the music and what have you. they've taken away the sacredness of the chapel or what have you. >> i'm going to play devil's advocate a little bit here. >> better be careful about this. >> kimberly, from a legal perspective, from a legal perspective, they got the permission from the town, the strip club got the permission from the town. they've only had one police report in this whole thing and then what about the nuns? love thy neighbor. love thy neighbor. >> they want you to love thy neighbor after you're married and in the privacy of your own

bedroom. but i'm with the nuns. i just want to shout out to sister jean marie. >> weren't you going to be a nun? >> yes. i really wanted to be a nun. >> i'm serious. >> yes. that's a true story. and i had people talking to me about it. they thought i would make a real good nun. >> what were they drinking? >> i was very good. i didn't drink. i had my first drink there basically. didn't matter. the point was, i went through all of catholic school, grade school, high school, i went to jesuit law school at u.s.f. so i was closely involved with the church. i actually understand and sympathize with where they're coming from because as a matter of speaking, it's not even just like religious moral objective. they have a zoning ordinance on their side being directly violated and it's a town of 5,000 with now the six strip clubs. how many do you need? >> let the state deal with it.

why is it the nuns' duty to approach the club and say you're violating state zoning laws here. let the state handle that. >> these nuns are not protesting or objecting to what's going on inside the club. they're objecting to what's going on outside the club. it's the drunks that are wabderring around, it's the noise, the bright lights that are interfering with their way of life at the convent. they're not objecting to the strippers. >> not that we know of. i'm sure if they were canvassed they would tell you they wished it weren't happening because as kimberly pointed out, sex after marriage and in the privacy of your own home is what they would hope for but they have a legal ground. the other thing they're doing in their neighborhood, though, and it isn't just about them. you mentioned there's so many strip clubs in a town that has fewer than 5,000 people. you have a strip club like every 850 people, you have a -- >> and another grocery store z. they're also advocating for the

young children in the neighborhood. they built it next to a residential area. and they're advocating for the young people who might be able to see this from their own front porches so it's not just about them. they're also looking out for neighbors. >> and i do think the nuns are going at it from a wrong way. they're protesting outside the club. if the nuns went inside the club, hear me out, no guy would go in the club and do a lap dance with a nun sitting right there. okay? that would drive business out of there. that's what would shut it down. >> good idea. >> you go into a strip club if there were nuns outside holding candles, wearing their garb? >> depends on how much i had to drink but i definitely wouldn't stay if they were inside. this is a missed opportunity. they should use this opportunity of all these damaged souls, coming into the neighborhood next door -- >> and save them? >> convert them and save them. maybe bring them in, see if they

can -- you know, help them out a little bit. save them. >> they did talk to one gentleman that decided to go in despite them protesting outside. only one passed them over in the first day they did this and he said, well, i'm just lonely. >> he wanted to go in because he's lonely. that's why guys go there. thank you for those holy words. >> that insight. >> you've never been to a strip club so what do you know? >> you didn't have to tell them that. that's not their business. how do you even know that? how many dates do you think single people might go on in any summer? five, maybe 10? sandra says a couple. how about 100? we'll tell you who is going on 100 dates and we have our own nightmare dating stories from the couch to tell you. hashtag nightmares from the couch.

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♪ i just like hearing sandra sing. here is a summer project for you. go on 100 dates. one california woman is doing just that. a way to meet new people and documenting everything on line. i wont give the name. >> and she's merely 30 dates and said it is eye-opening and

empowering for her. 100 dates there are stinkers that she has to talk about. we thought we would share our worst dates hash worst dates from the couch. >> first one i was on a date and the guy fella sleep. >> he fella sleep in the date x. another guy locked his keys in the car. >> that was i know. >> it was word and i would not want to do that 100 dates in the summer no weigh. >> worst date of a mother in high school made me go out with her son for dinner to find out what was wrong with him.

i will not say his name. he passed with flying colors. >> i gave his mother an a plus. she was trying to figure out why he couldn't get dates. >> and kim buyerly. >> you know, obviously i have been on a lot of dates and married twoes and what not, but my favorite worst date, my dad decided it was time for my car date and picked the worst date. he showed up with a barbie vehicle and honking on my block. and i was mort foyed and a bird flew in my house. and then i wouldn't get in the car. >> worst date was with my wife and i took her to a time square

restaurant and made her pay. >> it was horrible for her. >> thanks for being here. that's going to do it for outnumbered. happening now. throw developing story. president obama orders 200 more u.s. soldiers in iraq to protect our embassy in baghdad and personnel on the ground. >> and a scatting report on obama care saying that washington is struggling to clear up millions of problems with enrollees. where is tropical storm arsure heading just in time for the 4th of july weekend? >> the supreme court