don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nic

what is going on here? >> well, don, our location where we've been working from is basically called victory lane. it's in the infield of this track. so we weren't able to see very well the crash itself. we could hear the crash. so i was watching on the television like a lot of folks at home, and saw tyler larson's car get airborne and absolutely get shredded across that catch fence. keep in mind, on the other side of that catch fence is where fans sit to enjoy the race. this is a nationwide race. so it's a second-tier race. of course, tomorrow is the cup series race. you're going to have a much larger crowd. i'd say the crowd is probably 80% full. so not completely sold out. but there were a lot of people. we saw several pieces of kyle larson's car go through that fence, including a burning engine that went into the open area. it appeared that most of that car went through and over the fence. we've heard there are some injuries, not able to confirm how many people or what's happened to those people. not sure about the d

>> i'm going to such you, don. i think they're going to be o y okay.ing that happens is new orleans getting another super bowl. because of bounty-gate, there's no way in the world that roger goodell wants to look like he's anti-new orleans, that's number one. number two, new orleans to the nfl is what indianapolis is to the ncaa and basketball. indianapolis is the perfect place for the final four. the way the city is built. just like new orleans is the perfect place for a super bowl. people will be irritated but they'll get over it. >> i want to bring in sean gregory. he's with "time" magazine producers? yes, sean gregory, "time" magazine. can you hear me? sean gregory, can you hear me, sir? >> can you hear me? >> no sean gregory. to terence moore. you say you think they will get a number of other super bowls, this won't be a black eye for the superdome? you don't think it's a black eye for new orleans? you're talking to the chamber of commerce and they say, how do we fix this? do they have to do any sort of pr fixing come monday morning? >> yeah, ther

go, dons. 1855. i have not been there that long. i am in the department of exercise and sports science. i think it is a good match for me to be demonstrating the wii, which is a good physical activity. i am joined on the stage by a student, not from usf, but from san francisco state. we actually talk to each other. this is mackenna. >> good morning. >> finally, i am joined by alicia from the independent living center in san francisco. it is great for all of you to be here today. people will be trickling in over the next half hour. we will give you a taste of what wii is like. we have set up the game. i will start by playing mackeena in a game of tennis. the interesting thing about wii is we use this little remote. just by moving our arms, we can control movement on the screen. you will be watching up on the big screen as we play a game of tennis. are you ready? all right. we will select two players. that is me. does that look like me? it kind of those -- of does. does that look like mackenna? that is not by chance. you can make the

you can follow what is going on here in the "the situation room," you can tweet me@wolf blitzer. the news continues next. on cnn. i'm don lemon going to start with the headlines, an american woman missing for two weeks in turkey has been found dead, she was killed possibly stabbed to death, more details, coming up, in turkey a radical leftist group is claiming responsibility for sending a suicide bomber to the u.s. embassy yesterday. the bomb killed a turkish security guard. alabama's dade county sheriff tells his team has been in constant communication with the man holding a 5-year-old boy hostage in an underground bunker, the man identified as jim dykes allowed police to send down coloring books, crayons and medication to the boy. he killed the bus driver before taking the boy hostage. a murderer is back behind bars after walking out of the jail in chicago. he was on the run for three days before he was captured. he was serving a 60-year murder sentence in an in prison when he was transferred to chicago to face a drug charge. the charge was dropped and he was supposed to return to indiana to serve out the rest of the

. >>> i am don ford, going deep inside the mines of california. where you ask?. meaning, it's no longer moving downhill. experts think this might be because of global warming. the lyell glacier has thinned out considerably over the last hundred years -- about 60 percent of its size. meanwhile... the maclure glacier... continues to move at a historical rate of about 1 inch per day, despite losing about 60% of its size. ground zero for california's gold rush, is ma >>> a glacier don'ts to move about one inch per day despite losing about 60% of its size. >>> ground zero for california's gold rush is making a 20th century comeback. not just because of the high price of cold. kpix's report r. don ford shows us -- reporter don ford shows us how new technology is bringing a mine back to life. >> the mother load is back in business. at least here modern day gold miners are hoping to extract hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold. the mines didn't run out of gold, but they were ordered shut to support war efforts. using new technology they hope to revive a mining distri

don go paint that house red. thank you. >>> back now at 8:50.eople doing good things. the spotlight this morning is on car driver antron brown. >> drag racing is a lot more diverse with several women and hispanic drivers as well. antron brown is its first african-american champion. when he talks about his sport, his eyes light up, his lips move fast because his childhood dream has become his life's passion. antron brown started on his road to championship early. >> i was changing oil in my mom's car at 12 years old. my dad and uncle, they raced. it was bred in me. that's where the love came from. i used to go to these big, national events and watch all my stars race. >> reporter: now he is one of those stars. >> brought a tear to my eye when i won the championship to hear my father broken up, like emotional and saying, son, do you realize this is what i've been dreaming about my whole life and we're living our dream through you? >> reporter: in november, brown became the national hot rod association's top fuel champ and made history. how many tr

>> we want to wish a very happy 95th birthday to our friend, don pardo, long-time voice of "saturday night live," still goingstill unmistakable. don pardo was first hired by nbc back in 1944. >>> well, she has already made history. danica patrick is the first woman to earn the pole position, first car, first row, for sunday's daytona 500. she long ago became the first woman to win a race in the indycar series. and when i talked to her this week about sunday's race, about the media attention, the pressure, we started about talking -- we started by talking about what her driving means to her fans. especially to little girls with big dreams of going way too fast in a car someday. >> what does this mean for little girls? i heard a story one time that i thought was really neat about a kid saying, "mommy, that's a girl driving that race car." and they got to have that conversation about a -- you know, someone stepping outside of the norm and doing something different. >> and while no one can take this achievement from you, then come sunday, what do you do about the not knowing? and by that i mean, as all of us fan

don. >> and we talked about the vigil. what about the community? we see cars moving. is life going on as normal, or is it a tense situation there? >> reporter: you know, this really brings this community together. people obviously look at charles poland as a hero. this is a person who they say tried to protect the students on his bus. and lost his life doing so. and as each hour goes by, don, as each day goes by, it does become more tense here. everybody just wants to see this situation resolved. we're talking about a 5-year-old boy who since tuesday has been held against his will on this property behind me. in a bunker. we also learned, as you heard in that sound bite a minute ago, we know how mr. dykes is treating him. we know there are blankets, we know there is an electric heater. these are good things. also able to get the boy's medications, crayons, coloring books and toys we learned today. that's what we're getting from investigators. they're tight lipped about the operation but giving us glimmers of hope as they try to resolve this thing, don. >> certainly one of the oddest

>> [cheering] >> way to go, don! >> good job! >> great! >> great job! >> hi, there. i'm dr.hem all. come on, let's count them. are you ready? 1, 2, 3...oh, forget it! it's hard to believe, but there's actually billions of stars out there in the universe. if you look closely, you can see constellations-- groups of stars that form a pattern. it's kind of like playing connect the dots, but at night. now, if we connect the stars over here, we get a constellation called the big dipper. and here's a constellation called the little dipper. and that bright star is called the north star, or polaris. you can be a stargazer too. just get outside into your backyard, or better yet, far away from all the city lights, and look up at the hundreds of stars. i'll bet you'll be able to find plenty of cool constellations. ok, keep watching for more dinosaur discoveries. >> hello, folks. it's me the conductor. today buddy, tiny shiny, and don decide to start their own club all about nature, so come on along with me on the dinosaur train. all aboard! >> ha! you sure love digging holes, don. >> i

. >> we're going to meet up in don's office, we're going to meet up there. you in a while. >> yeah. been busy. >> i know you are always busy. >> running around a lot. >> making millions of dollars. >> millions and millions, yes. how is work going? >> yeah. i enjoy it. >> it's working well being in the dorm setting? >> yes. >> got friends over there? >> lots of them. they're very kind people over there. >> wonderful. >> so we play cards and make slams and eat pizzas. >> one of these days when i have a little courage i'll try one of those slams. i've heard a lot about them. >> street is a work in progress. >> things aren't progressing as well for nick compton. his claims that members of the aryan brotherhood are extorting his family for protection money have been discredited. >> i interviewed the people that supposedly the money orders are going to and according to what they were telling me, he was in debt. the one guy doesn't have any affiliations with no organizations whatsoever, which would rule out the extortion theory. the other one, he gave compton commi

i'm don lemon. going to get you up to speed on the stories making headlines. history made today.k becomes the first woman ever, woman driver in the history of nascar to win a pole position and she did it at the sport's biggest race. patrick posted a qualifying lap of almost 200 miles an hour. she will share the front row next sunday with jeff gordon.

i'm don lemon. going to get you up to speed on the stories making headlines. history made today. danica patrick becomes the first woman ever, woman driver in the history of nascar to win a pole position and she did it at the sport's biggest race. patrick posted a qualifying lap of almost 200 miles an hour. she will share the front row next sunday with jeff gordon. >> ultimately at the end of the day, too, everything happens for a reason. i've thought about it and i thought about how i was kind of a favorite pole going in. you know what? maybe i wasn't ready. maybe it would have been hard on me. maybe my life would have changeded and been different. i just feel like i'm comfortable and cool. i've been around for a long time now and maybe now was the time. >> it's your time, it's your time. this will be patrick's first full season in nascar sprint series. i'll talk to her life in the "cnn newsroom" in just a few minutes. >>> more serious news. oscar pistorius has dropped out of several races, including one set for april here in the united states. although he is under contract to ru

. >> they prebobably tell you don do this before you go out. >> the daughter in the back was highly amusedhe tries it again. >> this is awesome. >> do it. >> oh. they're a little aggressive. >> do it. >> ah! >> i love how the llamas are like, hey, man, we want to eat, too. crowding the window. dad wasn't done. still wanted a little more lip time. >> oh! the thing came out of nowhere. >> oh, your lips -- your lip is bleeding. >> already. give me something to wipe this off with. >> i have to give dad credit. to amuse his 5-year-old, he went face-to-face with an emu. i wouldn't recommend it. you can say my dad is fearless. just look at the video. >> do it! >> i got it. i got it. did you get it? ♪ >>> all right, boys. an undisclosed island paradise. a man drives up in a beautiful, shiny, white portia. he's got on his manly work hat. his manly work jacket. >> starting to feel like i'm getting set up here. >> he's headed out on to this beautiful beach, and where about to see this man's real build. >> why are we here? >> because he's about to teach you something. here he goes! >> he's hula hoopin

it's going to be a generally sunny day. donit away >> what awaits you on the way to work and or school, here is sharon in "wjz" traffic control. >> >> hi, don, if are you about to head out, still a few issues that could get in your way. still have that accident on 32, blocking lanes, the off ramp is closed. if you are heading out on the beltway, slowing on the west side. your average is 53, no real delays yet on 95 that's a live look at the west side, again at exit 17, minor delays on the minor delays on the outer loop. now, "wjz" has the stories people are talking about. >> >> breaking news, college park campus, police have ruled the death investigation we told you about is now a murder/suicide is that happened in the 8700 block of 36th avenue. prince george's county police say a college park student shot and killed a roommate and shot another who is being treated at the hospital and then took his own life. stay with us for information on this still developing story >> the president is developing his state of the union report

go that far, jamison. >> oh, come on! trying to get some love here. >> don, you know the answer to the future -- the future is going to solve this problem. i've always said that the answer to black and white is brown. as you know, my daughters are multiracial and they have a huge peer group in america now, up-and-coming mixed race children. one in seven american marriages are mixed race. not all black/white. they're all mixing in now. they'll look back at this tape in 20, 30 years and go, i can't believe they were talking about that. so brown will be the thing that brings us all together. >> tim, wendy, dean, jamison, mimi, anthony, "the brady are. how it should be. thank you, guys. >>> it was a busy week in politics from the president's state of the union to marco rubio's water bottle. we tackle it all. that's next. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. l

go out in the dome. right now, we're up and running and they are playing football, don. >> okay. hang on one second. joe, stand by. i know it's hard for you to hear me, but i'm going to keep you there anyway until we finish. this is from "the new york times" -- super bowl blackout is inspiring some sponsors to jump in on social media, take advantage of the stoppage of the game, brands like oreo, walgreens also chiming in. they are taking to social media trying to get into some of this for their brands, as well. anyway, we're going to leave it at that. joe carter down in new orleans, thank you very much. we appreciate it. super bowl xlvii. if you weren't interested in the teams playing, this got your interest, i would imagine just to tune over to see how the announcers were stretching and what the players were doing got some people's attention. i'm don lemon, all back to normal in new orleans at that building you're looking at right now, the new orleans superdome. if anything goes awry, we'll be live at 10:00 p.m. eastern. back now to piers morgan already in progress. >> ma'am, we've got a school shoo

i'm don lemon. as we go on the air tonight, there is a gaping hole in the only thing that protects the fans from injury or death at nascar's biggest race. that reinforced fencing wall at the daytona international speedway mangled by a fiery crash, leaving many to wonder, will the super bowl of nascar racing, the daytona 500, even run tomorrow? but to start us off tonight, we have new incredible video of today's fiery crash. we take you right into the stands, in the middle of the chaos. watch. and here's how it all started. the multi-car smash-up happened seconds before the checkered flag at today's nationwide series race. the cars were packed tonight jostling for position racing at the top of their speed. they got tangled up. the collision sent kyle larson's 32 car hurtling toward the fence that's supposed to protect the fans. some crashing through and over that fence. 14 people were taken to hospitals. frantic repairs to the track are going on right now as we speak. we'll update you on this story throughout

this omron by trade don robinson. orioles go onto in this one 5-3. means they are undefeated for the season. it also means that they are beginning the same way they entered going tied to the left part of the game, keeping you on pins and take -- and needles until the end of the game. someone we don't know steps up and makes a difference. undefeated. >> world series is next. >> what more can you say? >> starting off on the right side of things. >> let's hope that it's like that on april 5th. >> let's hope. opening day. so we're looking at a pretty nice day today. definitely the better of the two weekend days. yesterday was just a messy do you all throughout. it was drizzle, damp, cloudy. now the skies have started to drive. the sun is coming through. clouds of breaking and it's much nicer. r ight now the winds are pretty calm, winds will pick up through the afternoon now that high-pressure is solidly taking over our forecast. 41 degrees at bwi marshall, 92 percent relative humidity. 29.85 is the barometer going up. temperatures around the region. 27 o

tom suggested that i go over to doj with -- for a chat with his friend don baker. ids covered that the antitrust division was are ready pondering a revival of the 1950 six case. it had not also attacking the long-distance monopoly. from that point forward, otp supported doj investigations behind the scenes. filed its famous case in 1974 over general saxby's signature. it did take a decade and several major miracles for the case to conclude successfully. in the end, be bell system caved and excepted as a

go that far, jamison. >> oh, come on! trying to get some love here. >> donyou know the answer to the future -- the future is going to solve this problem. i've always said that the answer to black and white is brown. as you know, my daughters are multiracial and they have a huge peer group in america now, up-and-coming mixed race children. one in seven american marriages are mixed race. not all black/white. they're all mixing in now. they'll look back at this tape in 20, 30 years and go, i can't believe they were talking about that. so brown will be the thing that brings us all together. >> tim, wendy, dean, jamison, mimi, anthony, "the brady bunch" -- look how diverse her. thank you, guys. >>> it was a busy week in politics from the president's state of the union to marco rubio's water bottle. we tackle it all. that's next. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places

let's go to don in california. don?> caller: hey, jim, this is dividend don from 9th and p street in sacramento, california. >> i lived at 10th and p. how dare you? how dare you knock on my car window when i was living there? >> caller: my stock is ngg, national grid. >> you know, everybody has -- there was a period where people were doubting that yield. i've got to tell you, i think that's terrific. i want to be a buyer. catherine in florida. catherine? >> caller: yes, sir, good afternoon. i can't thank you enough. i think the world of you. i'm not going to take your time. lululemon. >> i think after we saw the numbers -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> kevin plank, i'm a buyer of ua, not lulu. eric in new york, eric? >> caller: big new york boo-yah to you, cramer. >> why not, xlviii super bowl boo-yah. >> caller: i'm calling about exxon mobil. looks pretty bearish. >> it's 91.87, not enough juice for this guy. dorothy in illinois. dorothy? >> caller: this is dorothy cosby martin of illinois. >> okay. >> caller: my question is th

wee going back to red hook. oever don'wanto com don come. we're going to coney island where there's no lights. >> rose: we're going to show them somebody cares. >> absolutely. >> rose: i'm from here. >> this is me and i'm a representation of that area of red hook and they have -- nobody claims red hook so sometimes red hook gets overlooked in a lot of things out here in new york. sometimes coney island gets overlooked in a lot of things in new york. sometimes far rockaway gets overlooked so if can ve bck and do what i can to help those communities i'm going to do it. >>. >> rose: you have a foundation, too, what does that do? >> it helps me -- it helps me reach out to the places that a lot of people don't want to reach out to i do my court for kids where i go around and build basketball courts and dedicate basketball courts but i do it in -- >> rose: done some of that have in baltimore, too. >> i've done in the baltimore and a couple in puerto rico. we're working on a strategy in new york right now i like to go into the hood. i like to go whe

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm don so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is different now. you don't even have to bid. master hahn taught you all that? oh, and he says to say (translated from cantonese) "you still owe him five bucks." your accent needs a little work. every signature is unique, and every fingerprint unrepeatable. at sleep number, we recognize the incredible diversity of human beings, and know that up there with your social security number and your phone number is another important number. your sleep number. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. it's a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. and you'll only find it in one place: at a sleep number store. where right now, during the ultimate sleep number event, queen mattresses start at just $599 . and you can save an a

a bunch of don kings. who's going to be the next guy to take on joe lewis? the bum of the month.ho's going to be that guy? and everybody's in this game even you the sarcastic one. >> this is the time you build up these candidates so you can knock them down later. >> so christie? >> trying a bit with jindal now. >> he's down to about 35% now. >> but anyone who wants in at this point, we're going to go with. >> we're going to build them up to tear them down. thank you, joan. the un-guilty joan walsh. not at all in this regard. or any regard. thank you, dana milbank who writes a great column for the washington post. >>> up next, the members of congress who arrive on the floor hours before the state of the union just so they can be seen doing this. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball." now to the sideshow. did you see texas democrat jackson greeting president obama when he entered the chamber? it's not the first time she's staked out an aisle position. and she's got company. some members of congress are known to arrive up to 12 hours before the speec

what's going on there? >> reporter: don, you know this community is just waiting hour by hour. there was a vigil earlier. everyone is just hoping that this situation comes to a peaceful resolution. there was supposed to be a news conference here right now, but that was canceled. we did, though, get some new information from the sheriff earlier today. he gave us some insight into exactly how mr. dykes is treating this young boy. first of all, we know that mr. dykes has an electric heater and blankets. that is good news, obviously underground in this bunker, it's cold, a constant 50 degrees. so investigators say that mr. dykes is taking care of the young boy. also, they're able to get the medications into that bunker, crayons and color books. we also learned today, toys and potato chips from investigators. but today when the sheriff came out and spoke with us, he made what seemed to be a direct appeal to mr. dykes saying, i want to thank mr. dykes for taking care of our boys. it raises the question, does dykes have a television, a radio. is he able to hear that appeal? >> i under

let him go back to school and be with his friends. >> reporter: don, that was michelle riley. she was able to speak to ethan's mother today. she says the family is distraught. hanging on by a threat. everyone out here, they are trying to be optimistic. but there's a great deal of uncertainty. today, we saw people come together in this vigil to remember charles poland who many in this community consider to be a hero. but also to think about ethan. and there was a statement during this vigil today. would people say, ethan is going to come out of that hole. everyone trying to be as optimistic as possible. we're all watching and waiting to see what happens on this property behind me, hoping that mr. dykes, as michelle said, makes a split-second decision, changes his mind and comes out of the bunker, don. >> jorge howell, thank you so much for your reporting tonight. >>> for one group of adults, the alabama abduction brings back frightening memories and nightmares. they were schoolkids in california back in 1976. three masked men hijacked their school bus and took them captive. eve

i'm don lemon. as we go on the air tonight, there is a gaping hole in the only thing that protects the fans from injury or death at nascar's biggest race. that reinforced fencing wall at the daytona international speedway mangled by a fiery crash, leaving many to wonder, will the super bowl of nascar racing, the daytona 500, even run tomorrow? but to start us off tonight, we have new incredible video of today's fiery crash. we take you right into the stands, in the middle of the chaos. watch. and here's how it all started. the multi-car smash-up happened seconds before the checkered flag at today's nationwide series race. the cars were packed tonight jostling for position racing at the top of their speed. they got tangled up. the collision sent kyle larson's 32 car hurtling toward the fence that's supposed to protect the fans. 14 people were taken to hospitals. frantic repairs to the track are going on right now as we speak. we'll update you on this story throughout the hour tonight. nascar reacted immediate

let him go back to school and be with his friends. >> reporter: don, that was michelle riley. she was able to speak to ethan's mother today. she says the family is distraught. hanging on by a threat. everyone out here, they are trying to be optimistic. but there's a great deal of uncertainty. today, we saw people come together in this vigil to remember charles poland who many in this community consider to be a hero. but also to think about ethan. and there was a statement during this vigil today. would people say, ethan is going to come out of that hole. everyone trying to be as optimistic as possible. we're all watching and waiting to see what happens on this property behind me, hoping that mr. dykes, as michelle said, makes a split-second decision, changes his mind and comes out of the bunker, don. >> jorge howell, thank you so much for your reporting tonight. >>> for one group of adults, the alabama abduction brings back frightening memories and nightmares. they were schoolkids in california back in 1976. three masked men hijacked their school bus and took them captive. eve

what's going on there? >> reporter: don, you know this community is just waiting hour by hour. there was a vigil earlier. everyone is just hoping that this situation comes to a peaceful resolution. there was supposed to be a news conference here right now, but that was canceled. we did, though, get some new information from the sheriff earlier today. he gave us some insight into exactly how mr. dykes is treating this young boy. first of all, we know that mr. dykes has an electric heater and blankets. that is good news, obviously underground in this bunker, it's cold, a constant 50 degrees. so investigators say that mr. dykes is taking care of the young boy. also, they're able to get the medications into that bunker, crayons and color books. we also learned today, toys and potato chips from investigators. but today when the sheriff came out and spoke with us, he made what seemed to be a direct appeal to mr. dykes saying, i want to thank mr. dykes for taking care of our boys. it raises the question, does dykes have a television, a radio. is he able to hear that appeal? >> i under

i spoke last night and they know what is going don. i spend a lot of time outside of this building and i speak to a letter carriers. they tell me to get to five days. preserve package delivery. we don't have enough mail to sustain here. 3:00 in the afternoon, the place was a swarm of people. 6:00 at 7:00 at night, we don't even have the lights turned on in some of these places. people have voted to pay bills electronically. it is what it is. we have to make those changes. they want to preserve this organization. you have to make tough decisions and make them quickly. >> i was wondering about the 22,500 positions you mentioned. are those full-time equivalents? >> when we talk work hours, it includes overtime. if you convert it to people, a substantial portion is already working on overtime and those go away. what we have tried to do is anticipate what you see behind me on that downward spiral. we have been very conservative that we don't get ourselves in a position where you're giving people pink slips. we have done it without layoffs,

go out in the dome. right now, we're up and running and they are playing football, don. >> okay. hang on one second. u to hear me, but i'm going to keep you there anyway until we finish. this is from "the new york times" -- super bowl blackout is inspiring some sponsors to jump in on social media, take advantage of the stoppage of the game, brands like oreo, walgreens also chiming in. they are taking to social media trying to get into some of this for their brands, as well. anyway, we're going to leave it at that. joe carter down in new orleans, thank you very much. we appreciate it. super bowl xlvii. if you weren't interested in the teams playing, this got your interest, i would imagine just to tune over to see how the announcers were stretching and what the players were doing got some people's attention. i'm don lemon, all back to normal in new orleans at that building you're looking at right now, the new orleans superdome. if anything goes awry, we'll be live at 10:00 p.m. eastern. back now to piers morgan already in progress. >> ma'am, we've got a school shooting. ma'am? what school? >> chardon h

bennan/residentt "and what haapens if yyu neighbors don'' pay the fee? are you goingg to be like a regressiveetax, that's -basically a prroerty tax. i think tat's outrageous." outrageous."here's more reaction from facebook..... ed sayss"so stupid! yet anooher taxxfeeefor baalimore. pho voted for ttese idiots?? ttis isswhat you get!!" &p3 a 49-year-oll man is facing - several charges... aftee being accused of exposing hhmself to shoppers at the mall in columbia. columbia.howaad county police released these surveillance receivvng reports of a man eeposing himsslf nnar the food pourt area... whiie followingg aamall worrer made a similar reporr... anddoffiiers arrested sttven lerer of burtonsville.hees harged withh tto counts of innecenn exxosure. 3 aajudge denied former anne arundel county executive john leopold's mooionnfoo a new trial. retired circcit court jdge dennis sweeney merit. sweenee convicttd & leopold of misconduct in offfcc last monnt, and eopold resigged ayy later. e is & scheduled to be sentenced march 14th.today is the deadline for candidatts to apply for

a bunch of don kings. who's going to be the next guy to take on joe lewis? the bum of the month.guy? and everybody's in this game even you the sarcastic one. >> this is the time you build up these candidates so you can knock them down later. >> so christie? >> trying a bit with jindal now. >> he's down to about 35% now. >> but anyone who wants in at this point, we're going to go with. >> we're going to build them up to tear them down. thank you, joan. the unguilty joan walsh. not at all in this regard. or any regard. thank you, dana milbank who writes a great column for the washington post. >>> up next, the members of congress who arrive on the floor hours before the state of the union just so they can be seen doing this. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, ever