the "my fluffy unicorn" clothes-horse horse-clothes barn is more fun than a bare unicorn! mom, mom!thes barn how long would i have to save my allowance? ( calculator beeping ) is that hours or days? months. oh! oh! oh! oh! but i need it now! my birthday... was last month. ( moaning ): oh! ( moaning ) if that u.f.o. picture i took during arthur's sleepover was only real i'd be rich and i could buy you that clothes-horse horse-clothes barn. don't you worry, fluffy i'll get it for you if i have to. ( snores ) hmm.. ( laughs ) you always look goofy after losing a tooth! so? i got another dollar. the tooth fairy left it under my pillow. say what? the tooth fairy leaves money for baby teeth. why did no one tell me this? you mean you got money for all those teeth every time you lost one? every one. she takes the teeth and leaves the money. who would do that? a fairy. d.w.: so she flies into every house on earth and checks for teeth? ( snoring ) ( grunts ) aah! whoa... arthur: of course not! she uses a combination of magic and very advanced computer scanning software. ( pulsating ) that mak

guillermo, also like a little -- maybe a unicorn pony, some kind of a combination of a unicorn pony.ets all this stuff. >> it's like narn ya. >> jimmy: there's a unicorn pony. look at this, wesley. all right. you know what, maybe if we had like twin little girl ballerinas in like ballerina costumes would be a nice thing. oh, there they are. hello, girls. they're adorable. these guys are adorable. is that it? are we set? is that all we need? if we had a cute baby or something, like, yeah, some kind of a baby like with a cherry on top or something like that. what do you think of the unicorn? oh, a baby dressed as a cherry, okay. and guillermo, too. i'm going to try to get everybody in there. make sure we got everyone in. do we have everyone in? ready? >> i'm losing a kitten! i'm losing a kitten! >> jimmy: all right, close enough. we got it. thank you, gentlemen. "four" is available now. one direction, everybody. we'll be right back with this week in unnecessary censorship. yeah so with at&t next you get the new iphone for $0 down. zero down? zilch. nothing. nada. small potatoes. no pot

yeah. >> just watch unicorn the start-up we're creating and watch what we do with it.his year you will know more about it. but funny we launched on monday. here i am on "squawk alley" on friday and i'm getting calls from people from all over the place. the rate of acceleration in the start-up space is insane. and i think right now for us we're pretty excited. we're just weighing where to go next. >> one last thing on virtual reality. is that for real or will it be the 3-d tv. >> totally for real. forget about the big head sets on your head. just think about the idea of wearing some sort of glasses or device where you see everything in front of you in real time. you are kind of -- you are thinking about new platforms. like it replaces, you know, the ipad or the surface or the phone. it replaces that and becomes mart of something in your every day life. so virtual reality is where it's at. it's real. >> we'll see if that unicorn name ends up being a reference to your valuation at some point. >> appreciate it. >> when e come back. mark zuckerberg addresses the business ed

>> i don't know if you are looking for a unicorn -- >> always. >> good luck with that.k there is room for this. and i think the biggest thing for me that came out of this is the same number of republicans and democrats showed up, but what decided this election was independent voters. where they split is where the republicans won. and if i were the president and the republicans, i would look there and say, what can we do together to figure out a way to appeal to them? >> matt dowd, nicolle wallace, ghoon brazil, bill crystal, david plouffe. so greet have your analysis on this big night in american politics and we here at "nightline" will be right back with more of our live coverage of these midterm elections. keep it here. >> this special edition of "nightline," your voice, your vote, is brought to you by geico. and ah, so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the a ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that wo

you're both wrong, those are both wrong, the earth was started by a race of unicorns, they came from the middle earth impregnated other human beings and the rest is history. >> i can't see why anybody would get -- >> on sunday afternoon, i got more important things to be mad about. >> no more stories based on angry fweets. when somebody says something, and it's based on four tweets, that is not a story. >> they can actually hear you, craig. >> these are not real stories. >> your e-mail unicorns, it's fine, you're good. >> i think you didn't say it the right way, i don't think it came out right, i was trying to make a point and it got jumble. >> right, stay right there, k.g. does everybody know he was back on the tonight show on friday, jimmy fallon seemed a little bit nervous, but it was a funny exchange when fallon asked how achl i doing? >> boy, it's that crisp autumn new york weather. you get out there, you get nit your lungs and you really feel invigorated. i think it's a great show. i'm just loyal to my network. that's cool, it's fun. >> you have reason to be loyal. >> he's amaz

there are 8 million members of the swinging unicorn and you don't see me complaining. >> swinging unicornhe christian judea set of beliefs. >> you're just getting that? >> the swinging part. >> swinging what? i think greg should get his holiday off. i mean how many people -- think about the people that joined that thing. i was a minister of a church back in the '70s. henry kissinger is a swinging unicorn. >> "one more thing" is up next. >>> time for "one more thing." greg? >> i haven't banned a phase in a while. "have a good one." what is this one you want me to have a good of? what if the one is something bad and having a good one would be something painful. i was leaving the men's room or going into the men's room and guy was walking out and he said have a good one. >> no, he didn't. >> yes, he did. i said, sir, mind your own damn business. >> did you have a good one? >> there you go. that's bad. >> what did you do in the men's room. >> there's another book out this week i want to talk about. "former diplomat" by michael g. waltz. he worked with the national security council. he works o

. >> i think it's like being a unicorn, what i imagine what being like a unicorn would be is that, they're like, "oh that's so interesting but yet we should probably keep our distance because it's so foreign to us and so alien to us." that's what it was like being a veteran on a small, liberal arts campus in new england. was that, i think people didn't know what to make of me. >> during world war ii, more than 12% of the american population served in the armed forces. as of 2013, that number stands at less than .5%. >> there's a joke within the veterans community that we're the "other one percent." not the wall street barons, but the other one percent of american society. >> reporter: matt gallagher is a writing instructor at words after war. at 22, he joined the army as a cavalry officer and served a 15- month tour in iraq. his memoir, "kaboom," was published in 2010. >> i was a little angry when i first came back. in a way i felt that the military was being used and taken for granted by the broader american society. the wwii generation, both my grandfathers served. they went to war with

. >> greg, where did you get your unicorn mug? >> because i'm fascinated by unicorns. >> tweet greg so we can find out who you are. send a fwetweet now and he can k at it. >> to eric from barbara c, why did you give up trading and go into the television industry? >> i was on the trading floor one day and oil was about to hit $50 a barrel for the first time. cnbc liked it and -- >> and what they say is the most dangerous place to be in america is trading eric bolling on a camera. >> to all from craig r. do you have a preshow ritual? >> well, bob does. >> i smoke my cigar. >> bob smoke his cigars. i try not to catch on fire from all the hair spray. i eat a snack. >> i do what everybody does, i rip the head off a mouse. >> what's your ritual, dana? dana's usually complaining about -- >> articles and things so that i can be prepared for the show. sometimes i get a phone call. >> we need to go. we got to go. >> what about mine? >> what about yours? you got to have a ritual. >> i'm last, i'm the last one in here, i hit bob on the way in

>> a unicorn. >> jimmy: what else? >> corn on the cob? >> jimmy: a unicorn on the cob. right.asy as cherry pie, shouldn't it? do you know what this is? >> gorge >> jimmy: what are you? >> george washington machine. >> jimmy: oh, look at this. okay. would you mind spinning around so we can evaluate you? okay. you here with the purple hair. who is this. do you know? >> whiteout? >> jimmy: this isn't going as well as i anticipated. do you know what this costume is? >> no. >> jimmy: what are you saying? >> walter whiteout. >> jimmy: exactly correct. thank you, visitors from another land. walter whiteout. thank you. okay, now this one is going -- this is not easy. you get kind of the idea. the gentleman has coffees with him. and a clipboard. you know? come up here, i'm trapped in a giant potato costume. >> is it the green intern? >> jimmy: wow! i didn't think anybody would get that. okay. oh. can you hear that voice? that should give us a clue. okay. all right. does anybody know? you guys are too far away. how about you? you have to get closer to the microphone. what are you dresse

. >> where did you get your unicorn mug from? >> i don't remember. this came in the mail.ebody sent it to me because i have a full point of having a fascination with unicorns. it's a natural for a middle aged man to be fascinated by mythican beasts because they aren't real. >> tweet greg so we can find out who you are. >> to eric from barbara c, why did you give up trading and go into the television industry? i was on the trading floor one day and oil was about to hit $50 a barrel for the first time. it was either melissa francis or liz claman happened to be on the trading floor. i got a microphone stuck in my face. and they liked it. >> and what they say it's the most dangerous place to be ino america is eric bowling and a camera. >> to all from craig r, do you o have a preshow ritual? >> bob does.well >> bob? >> i smoke my cigar. >> i try not to catch on fire with all the hair spray. i like to eat, a snack. >> i do what everybody does, i rip the head off a mouse. >> dana? >> what's your ritual? >> i study articles and things so i can be prepared for the show. >> just lik

. >> compromise, are the odds of that the same as me finding a unicorn in central park?iggest thing that came out of this for me is the same number of democrats and republicans showed up, but wha4 decided this election is independent voters. and where they split is where the republicans won. i would look at those independent voters and say what can we do together to figure out a way to appeal to them. >> we thank you. so great to have your expertise and analysis on this big night in american politics. and we here at nightline will be back with more of our live coverage of these midterm elections. >>> this special edition of nightline -- your voice, your vote, is brought to you by geico. here i can just...right you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico a

remember, the unicorn is the horse with the horn. the pegasus is the horse with the wings.or the dudes with the appetite for construction, head to palo alto, jcc. you can see jacob stein, the -- they'll be in concert there. they're also in spaghetti. tickets are $15 to $20. they promise puppets and line dances and treasure mermaids and the biggest crayons you've ever seen. i'll see you tomorrow for my color-coded maps getting ready for the morning commute right here on today in the bay. >>> with the november election behind us, it's time to look at the takeaways. political analyst larry ger ston is joining us with a sense of the outcome and a look ahead. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, let's talk about the results in california and how they compare with the rest of the nation. >> the nation went red. oh, it went red. no question about that. senate, boom, over to republicans. the republicans pick up seats in the house. yeah. but california, stay pretty blue. not as blue as in recent years but pretty blue. republican neel kashkari, he lost by 17 and a half points to

it features unicorns, of course, fire breathing sharks and kittens, but she would actually make the show right here on nbc. >>> the original cowardly lion costume from the wizard of oz is going to auction. it is part of a sale of memorabilia. that would be the best halloween costume ever. >> you couldn't wear it. you'd ruin it. i would ruin it. you wouldn't. you'd take care of it. >>> a teaser trailer was released for the jurassic world film. the full trailer will be released on thanksgiving day here on nbc. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com, cops kill boy 12 carrying air soft toy gun in cleveland. witnesses say police ordered the boy to raise his hands and instead he reached for the air gun which had an identifying orange band removed. the officers have been placed on administrative leave. >>> heart attack or lottery win? a man says they feel the same. >> that's not good. >> a south carolina man said he felt like he was having a coronary when he found out he won 200 grand on a scratch o

i guess she's too busy riding a unicorn to a test that she's late for naked.ch simply isn't qualified. i read all about it over the weekend, when brietbart.gov journalist and wilford brimley tribute head, warner todd huston, blew the lid off the scandal that lynch was "a part of bill clinton's whitewater probe defense team in 1992". kids, if you're too young to remember, whitewater was the benghazi of arkansas real estate. (laughter) the bombshell destroys loretta lynch's credibility to be attorney general, if it were true. but it turns out, teddy roosevelt here had the wrong loretta lynch. this is the attorney genome -- this is the attorne attorney general nominee. this is the one who defended clinton during whitewater. there's just no way to tell them apart. (laughter) but as soon as walrus-man noticed the mistake, brietbart issued a correction by leaving up the same headline and adding the word "corrected." from there, it's the exact same story about how obama's loretta lynch defended the clintons until you get to the very bottom of the article, where it re

this problem is as much a thing as unicorn overpopulation. >> you can check out more of krystal ballirst look" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. keep it right here. have a great day. >>> first up, leadership. next up, the white house. senator elizabeth warren being eyed for a spot on the senate democrat's leadership team. is this what the party needs to rebound from midterm losses? >>> two window washers stuck 70 floors above the ground. but they are save d by firefighters at new york city's freedom tower. >>> and democratic senator mark begich refusing to concede after the race is called for his challenger and wait until you hear stephen colbert's take after another gop win. this is "way too early." ♪ all i do is win, win, win ♪ and every time i step up in the and everybody's hands ♪ >>> it's thursday, welcome to "way too early." the show that doesn't do windows for a good reason. that story is amaze pg. >>> in just a few hours, capitol hill lawmakers will vote on party leaders for the next session of congress. there could be one high profile addition.

i'm driving to georgia to adopt a baby unicorn. i don't want to celebrate fakesgiving.chuckles) we're not calling it that. everyone's calling it that. (ellie and bobby) yeah. yeah. besides, jules, i have to work tomorrow. (chuckles) thanksgiving is always on thursday. you should probably take friday off, too. lot of fake shopping sales. sorry, j-bird, tomorrow is nickel taco at nickel's tacos, not to be confused with nickel taco, which sells tacos every day for a nickel, but they're just not as good. listen, hillbilly, you and everyone else here are coming to jules' thanksgiving. you might be brave enough to say no to her. are you brave enough to say no to me? go ahead. say something, jelly. i dare you. damn, torres. (lowered voice) if you were a dude, i'd be super turned-on right now. (lowered voice) i would wear you out. (gasps) (cell phone alert chimes) nanny text. wonder what stan did now. your son tagged my garage? got some good handwriting. right? relax. i buy him washable paint. why would you buy him any paint? the kid's totally out of control. please. kids get i

someone has quoted as saying that a persuadable voter at this stage is as hard to find as a pink unicorn. >> i do believe there are persuadable voters out there. i believe that there are voters on election day who will go into the ballot box and make a decision at game time. gwen: well, it's game time. what do you all see? >> i mean, i think that republicans have this air of confidence about them and they know that they're probably likely to pick up the six seats that they need. that's the number we have to keep in mind on election night, six seats. but they don't know exactly where they're going to come from. they generally know where the three will come from, montana, south dakota, but even this close to election day millions have vote and they're still not sure. >> you meant west virginia. >> west virginia, exactly. >> i was going to say, did something happen in virginia? >> republicans are scarred by what happened in 2010 and 2012, the senate republicans at least. they're not quite sure it's going to happen. there are so many teats in play, it would be hard to imagine them not findin

i've heard other entrepreneurs say i'm just waiting for my unicorn, like my facebook or my twitter.o you think of that as an entrepreneur? >> added you have to go after things you are passionate about. we were sitting around and we realized that to post something new, it takes 45 seconds to a minute where you get the filters and get just the right angle or whatever it may be. what if we could remove all of those steps and take all the anxiety out of it will stop it was a personal passion, something we wanted to explore and i think it goes with the collectible space will stop the best entrepreneurs are always scratching their own itch. something you know to be true that other people don't and you want to explore that and see if there's something there. >> how are you feeling since you left? i'm curious why you made the transition -- you had other projects you are working on and now you are going into entrepreneurship. a venture capitalist, you get to meet a lot of awesome founders. you get to explain ideas and you get that nervous energy when you hear a good idea like you are part of

melissa: right now it's all glitter and unicorns for katy perry and the nfl.e tapping perry as the super bowl halftime performer. despite claims that artists would have to pay for the coveted spot, no word on whether money changed hands. what is this opportunity worth to her? what should she pay for it? >> she'll pay with her social media presence. people think she got picked because was her brother. >> i thought she was. >> katy perry is the most watched, followed personality on twitter. 60 million followers. that's more than you and i combined. 75 million followers are facebook. she'll pay with her social media credibility because the nfl has finally figured out that's what it's all about. melissa: there were all these rumors before that maybe cash wouldn't change hand, but they want a certain amount of percentage of what you put on sale the next day. do you think there was a deal there? >> there might be. i'm still getting over the fact she's not related to the refrigerator. great music, images as far as how she talks to little girls. the other thing, total

. >>> i would like to thank whoever sends me this unicorn horned goblet, it's delicious.this. >> greg's etiquette kits. >> all right, very important, before entering the bahama, always knock. >> oh, well, that was weird. >> this has been on the internet for years. >> has it? that kbums me out. >> amanda -- >> they both got married in a tasteful ceremony. >> okay, i want to just consider this a public service announcement. everybody has a phone. when you're looking at your phone. do you know that there's a new study that says looking at your cell phone is the equivalent of putting 60 pounds on your neck. that's like having four ten pound bowling balls, four bowling balls like this on your neck and it can cause turkey neck, so that you have wrinkles here, and you really have to be thinking about your spine. >> good posture is really important, okay? >> i got turkey neck, i don't want to look at mine. >> you're looking down at your phone. >> what did you say? >> nothing. what did you say? >> nothing. >> he did not say anything. >> so show the scoreboard, from two nights ago

who risk their lives to change their communities, and that change does not happen on rainbows and unicorns. it happens with money being plugged in directly to those who can help and creating sustainable, long-term, generational programs that can change the world. >> shannon, we don't ever want you to go to afghanistan without your lycra. >> oh, very cool. >> so, texas bikes. actually what we need to do is get an afghan girl in this. >> they are proud to donate full cycling kits to the afghan women's national cycling. >> that fantastic. texas to afghanistan. >> thank you again. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> visit her over there and buy her book and get her to sign it. thank you for joining us again. [inaudible conversations] roberto trotta explains the universe in the latest findings in cosmology using on the 1,000 most commonly used words in english. he spoke to commonwealth club of california in san francisco for about an hour. >> i now use my pleasure to introduce a distinguished speaker, doctors

the unicorn bug allows an attacker to remotely take over and control a computer.he bug is present in every version of microsoft windows from windows 95 onward. ibm spotted the bug in may. microsoft just finish the problem on tuesday. no word yet on how many people have been hacked since 1995. that is a long time. >>> a live look outside. 43 degrees. a lot of you seeing temperatures in the 30s, too. >> a big change. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to get an update . we have to break out the coats, tom. >> you're going to need gloves too and maybe even a scarf this morning. thankfully, we don't have any rain or snow around. that's the storm team 4 radar. all clear in west virginia, virginia, maryland and the eastern shore. later today, here's the timing, though, on some rain that may be arriving later thi might get a few showers way out in the mountains of west virginia, maryland. that's going to be by 2:00. that's the zone of a few sprinkles of rain, panhandle of west virginia, hagerstown and frederick. that's going to be around 2:00. sho

they get up in the morning and jump on a unicorn before they go to work.start community organizing. >> they see the world in a certain way. neil: their hearts are in the right place, but the damage is done when it's on our dime. >> they're trying to bend reality into their theories. it doesn't work. we gave the toughest job in the world to a man who has never had a job. neil: that's well-put. >> really. and he hires other people -- neil: who don't have -- now, the midterms supposedly sent a signal, we want that to change. we want to work on these issues not these other issues that seem too esoteric. do you think that will change? >> no. because it's their view of the world. it's not just the president. he has everybody surrounding him saying, this is the way the world should be. this is the way it should look. what people should say and think. and we'll bend reality to fit that mold regardless. so i don't think the outside pressures -- neil: but american businesses are doing very well. the markets are racing to new highs. hey, if we're doing so poorly, tha

. >> like unicorns? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right this is good.>> jimmy: do a three word story. i did well. that was a good one. [ laughter ] >> you've got to shake. >> jimmy: shake it off. >> shake that shake. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, you must. [ laughter ] >> at the top. i don't know, that's -- >> jimmy: of the pops. [ laughter ] >> i start again. >> jimmy: okay. you go. >> a beautiful big. [ laughter ] guess the word. >> jimmy: kim kardashian's butt? [ applause ] >> makes lots of. [ laughter ] you're going a long way. we can hopefully come back --. i don't know where we are now. >> jimmy: money for kanye? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> oh, my gosh. another word. oh, sorry, no. uh. ah, okay. money is also. >> jimmy: boo-tay. yes! you're the best here. oh, my gosh. three word stories. benedict cumberbatch. "the imitation game," in theatres on november 28th. allison williams joins us next. stick around, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ ♪ when the snow comes to cover the ground. ♪ ♪ it's a

barack obama is kind of a unicorn.e's a rare political animal. >> we're going to come back to that. we have to take a break. we have to take a break. we'll check back in a few minutes. >> that sounded like hypertension. >> all right. settle down. democrats, we're going to talk about governors with peter hamby and maggie. there are some potential bright spots for the party in some key governor races. it's neck-and-neck in florida. wisconsin governor's race is considered the closest in the country. we're going to talk about that in just a second, after this. you know how fast you were going? about 55. where you headed at such an appropriate speed? across the country to enhance the nation's most reliable 4g lte network. how's it working for ya? better than ever. how'd you do it? added cell sites. increased capacity. and your point is... so you can download music, games, and directions for the road when you need them. who's this guy? oh that's charlie. you ever put pepper spray on your burrito? i like it spicy but not like

there's no reason for the show other than to get you to watch what would be next would be mermaids and unicorns>> the filmmaker who is going to be or has been swallowed, he's responding on twitter to the criticisms. >> he says he's an animal lover. he would never try to put animals in harms way but he's teasing people you have to tune in and see what happens. >> he says if you know me, i would never hurt a living thing. you'll have to watch to find out how it goes down. >> maybe this is why it's not live. discovery likes live stunts. they were going to have a man jumping off mt. everest until many people died on everest. sherpas and others. they canceled that show. there's been talk about other live events. i can see why this won't be live. it takes hours for snake consumption to happen. i don't know what to call it. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. there you have it. >> coming up, the one and only willie nelson. he says he once smoked pot not in the white house as he told me once upon a time. clear distinction i'm sure. as it happens, voters in washington, d.c. made it clear the

doesn't include puffy dogs, unicorns, rainbows, acne, moles, stretch marks and cellulite.to doll. >> she looks like she is regular girl. going to school. >> she was real she would be able to stand more. >> what do the other ones feet look like? >> like she has heels, little heels on. >> kind of looks like my aunt katy. >> ah. >> aunt katy has horrific adult-onset acne. we're working very hard. >> who paid for the video? >> controversy over the video? >> edmunds academy in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, there is narrator who if you watch the individual who specifically asked girls about the doll. i would assume it is company but talked to quite a few kids at academy. >> you know what boys tend to like as well? er heroes. they have muscular body. >> girls like superheroes. for different reasons. men have impossible stereotypes. superheroes fly. >> what is wrong with that? freckles on barbie but we did i had for free with marks a lot. with a sharpie. >> next male doll comes down the pipe will be beer belly ken. realistic stereotypes. >> mail pattern baldness. >> back hair. >> add

i'd like to bring you happy rainbows and unicorns. >> maybe thursday. much so far this week though. simon thanks so much. crowd funding campaigns are creating radical new ways to live in the virtual world. you get to choose which vr environment you would want to be in this week's tech crowd. >> skap sclp -- bleen. the campaign's goal, $225,000. so far it's raised close to 225,000 in fundings. the nimble sense is taking virtual reality to the next level. using skeletal tracking software to allow gamers to freely use hands to play in a virtual world. optimizing vr devices such as the oculus rift. the campaign goal, 62,500 who should be this week's leader? vote now. >> when we come back. what are the antiapple pay merchants afraid of? that is the headline from walt mossberg's latest piece. dow is down about 43 but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trad

this could be the unicorn of the midterm elections. in nebraska, the republican candidate is reluctant to discuss minimum wage. his opponent has been supporting it since announcing his candidacy. he treats i stand alone and firmly for minimum wage increase. but there's opposition as well, we just got this from joel in our online community. raising the minimum wage creates a vicious cycle of driving up cost. so for our community at home, tell me, should we raise the minimum wage? if so to what? tweet me, and your beautiful face will be up on this awesome twitter wall behind me that is live. and i want you to be part of this conversation. >> waj quickly any other big issues tonight? >> they are talk about the economy, jobs, women's rights, person hood, native american vote, and also marijuana legalization which is up in three states and d.c. online community is buzzing about that, pardon me for the pun. >> all right. we're going to talk about that, wajahat ali thanks very much. more of our coverage in just a moment. >> hi, i'm rob from d

even unicorns are like, "not buying it." [ laughter ] sure.i supposed to make a wish now or something? utah candidate mia love became the first black republican woman elected to congress. this is great news for the state's african-american community. the utah jazz. [ laughter ] they're really happy. really happy. [ applause ] this is cool. during a charity benefit last night, somebody paid $300,000 for a guitar lesson, a a motorcycle ride and a lasagna dinner at bruce springsteen's house. chris christie was like, "has somebody been reading my dream journal?" [ laughter ] all too real. yeah. this is exciting here. this is exciting here. there's a rumor that the "today" show is going to hire kate middleton's younger sister, pippa, as a news correspondent. yeah, goes to show you if you work hard and you go to journalism school, you will lose your dream job to a woman whose sister married a prince. [ laughter and applause ] that's just what happens. that's just what happens. so i don't know what to make of this here. a group of researchers here in