he was given his rose bowl rainy. i was able to track down his daughter, lynn, who lives in the northwest. and so much still resentment and anger in the family for how they had been treated. and it was fascinating to get to know the family. i did my research. i promise that i would treat her and her fathers legacy the right way because i really believe that. and so the family opened up a bit to me. but flash forward to september of 2016 comment oregon state recognize the 75th anniversary team got help the university contact all these families to come back. remember i told you anyone is deceased from the game or team except for one, a duke player in louisville. but the sons and daughters came back many for the first time to oregon state. jack's daughter, grandkids and great grandkids came back. and it was probably one of the more emotional memorable nights of my life to see the embrace between the descendents of these former players and the common bond that all of them had shared together. and the duke the honored that

he was headed to the rose bowl. a couple days go by the people gave chapter he looks, but all is well. his practicing time getting ready to get on a train to take it across in a few days on aew rainy go, two men in suits and trenchcoats show up on the sealed at oregon state and they go over to coach ron steiner and whisperednd to him and he says, jack, come here. jack ishihara kind of jobs over. good student, good player, listens to his coach and introduces into the two men who probably told them they were with the fbi, escorted him off the field, told them he was not allowed to play in the rose bowl game. fast forward a few days later the trains tatian in portland and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 plane in the rose bowl game. this legitimize the university. this made the entire state proud. and who is there on the train platform but jackie yoshihara crying, waving that is team away on this train trip. jack would go back hom

he was headed to the rose bowl. so a couple days go by, and people gave jack dirty looks, but all is well. oregon state is practicing gettingtt ready to get on a tran on december 19th to go to durham. and acr few days before on a ray day, two men in suits and trench coats show up on the practice field at oregon state, and they go s over to coach lon steiner d whisper to him, and coach steiner says, jack, jack, come here. and jack yoshohara kind of jogs over, good student, good player, listens to his coach. these two men promptly told him they were with the fbi, escorted him off the field, told him he was not allowed to go with his team to play in the rose bowl game. flash forward a few days later at the train station in portland, and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942 playing in the rose bowl game. this legitimized the university. this made the entire state proud. and who was there on the train platform, but jack yoshohara crying

. >> how does the rose who walked into that hotel room in 1997 differ from the rose bhwho is sittingith me. >> we are two different people. >> two different people? >> yeah. you become. you either have to become a different person or you perish. >> this rose mcgowan says she's not about to be bullied into silence, not by harvey weinstein, the man who she says raped her, nor by anyone else. >> i have been been been bee harassed. it's time to be whole. to be brave. >> by 2016 began working often her memoir "brave" when she unleashed these tweets first public hints of the attacks, writing this -- >> when i released that i said soak come find me reporters i gave you everything but a name. let's go. >> she began talking to the new york times and the new yorker. meanwhile weinstein began trying to silence her. >> the monster was already coming after me. >> when you say after me. >> after steal my book. >> there's a ring of spies. >> that can't be. >> yeah well it can in fact the investigation revealed just that. weinstein hired black cube a firm largely run by former m assad agents in atte

he was given his rose bowl rainy. i was able to track down his daughter, lynn, who lives in the northwest. and so much still resentment and anger in the family for how they had been treated. and it was fascinating to get to know the family. i did my research. i promise that i would treat her and her fathers legacy the right way because i really believe that. and so the family opened up a bit to me. but flash forward to september of 2016 comment oregon state recognize the 75th anniversary team got help the university contact all these families to come back. remember i told you anyone is deceased from the game or team except for one, a duke player in louisville. but the sons and daughters came back many for the first time to oregon state. jack's daughter, grandkids and great grandkids came back. and it was probably one of the more emotional memorable nights of my life to see the embrace between the descendents of these former players and the common bond that all of them had shared together. and the duke the honored that

rose mcgowan, the interview, we'll be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," rose mcgowan, the interview. >> there are people in fancy dresses. posing. on the red carpet. and blacks close with stupid len war was a lie. i knew they would drop the activists for the pr. >> it was most important night for the #metoo movement hollywood stars wearing black to reel against sexual misconduct that lingered for decades. yet one of the most crucial people in this saga wasn't there. rose mcgowan for her that night was all for show. >> every time i thought about those black dresses i would get a body flash back. right new. >> what do you mean by body flash back. >> i can feel him there. >> the him she's speaking about is harvey weinstein. more than 90 women including mcgowan have come forward to accuse the once-powerful movie mogul of acts ranging from sexual misconduct to rape. >> this is an international rapist. this is the truth of what it is. this is an international rape factory. every single place he ever stayed there are people there set up to help him rape. this is how

why is the white rose group and the shoals in particular so resonant in germany. well i think it has a lot to do with their usefulness i mean there were twenty one twenty two twenty three years old ones and so official. was the pope's to was the first ones to be executed on this very day seventy five years ago after this three hour show trial by fire people's court fresno had come to munich specially for this trial and i think they can trust it so nicely was five sloane was the the monster of the nazi state the munster judge. they were from a bush well back. that was self starters in the resistance and they didn't have any ideological affiliation and they were medical and philosophy students and so this i think has helped a lot to co-opt them as an image of resistance and there were they became i conceive of resistance i think this one picture of the official. has become the i can offer resistance and of. and you have an x. or actually of what they wrote in one in their papers as well something which is which is quite poetic tell us a little bit more about that an

speaker, rose touched deeply countless lives and inspired so many young people. rose jackson, mr. speaker, was a pillar of the community and deeply committed person, committed to public service. she was also a member of the delta sigma theta sorority for which she chaired several committees during her tenure as deltas.r of the dealt beyond her love for education, her love for community service, dr. jackson was a beloved wife and mother. she was the vice chairman and chief administrative officer of the chicago-based central city productions. the business that she helped develop with her lifelong partner, her devoted husband, my long time friend,. r. donald jackson. it is best known for producing the stellar awards. e first and oldest televised awards show in our nation that honored gospel music artists for over 33 years. dr. jackson achieved so much in her life through hard work and determination. she never gave up. always fought for what was right. and made it her life's mission to help students in chicago explore their potential and their educational possibility. rose was a truly

what happened next was one of the tensest scenes in the movie the final days which made the white rose better known internationally. filmed partly of the original locations it showed how determined the shoals were to wake others up to the evil of the nazis. they left piles of leaflets in the hallways knowing they would be found when students came out of their lectures. in germany almost every young person has heard this story. today are probably different circumstances but if something like this would happen again people would stand up against such a reason regime was. what have i done if i were in that situation i don't know actually i think it's. very good what they did. and they should be a role model but. if i'm honest. i don't think i would have done that because i would be scared to get in trouble. hansen's and fi schol did get into trouble they were arrested by hitler's secret police the gestapo and along with another student he'd helped write the pamphlets given a show trial before the infamous people's court on the twenty second of february they were executed. more than six hu

at happened to rose is unbearable.fe in everyone's heart that this man was allowed to continue in his -- the way he worked on people over the bodies of women. he made a business over the bodies of women. for rose, i think i have nothing but empathy and hope that she finds a way to heal. i really do, and i think she and so many of the women that stepdorward, anabelleaira sorvino, asia argento, we owe them a debt of gratitude because they've changed the 21st century. they really have. >> and i would thank her for that. thank you, meryl streep for that. the thing is, again, and it's hard to tell off a tweet, you know, when i fired off that tweet people think it's me raging. it was me turned in and crying because i had to see her call him god. so it's not that i wish she knew. it's more that it was part of the propaganda because everybody knew he wasn't. either if you didn't know specifically it was about sexual assault. he's not a good man, never has been, never was, not at all. so that, when somebody calls him god it rei

away with the rose and the equivalent of 25 u.s. dollars. >>> people in taiwan are not happy with this woman. that's a refrigerator outside of a restaurant. volunteers leave the refrigerator full of food for homeless people so they can come up and get what they need. this woman walks right up wither h bag and she goes to town. >> oh, wow. >> and she pretty much cleans it out. >> oh, karma is going to come for you. >> all of it? >> she comes back for the bottles. that's one and two and three and four. >> is she going to take the fridge while she's there? >> no, but she did come back several times. >> wow. i hope she doesn't ruin it for everybody else because this is such a cool idea for the people in the neighborhood. >> it's very noble of them. >> hope for paws do what they do best and they got a call about an abandoned poodle. this dog belonged to somebody because when you see it up close you see it has a collar on but it's running away. >> did you see a poodle? he's down there? loretta! >> it runs away into a fenced in yard and th

she joined the white rose. the group's second flier said when does a wave of unrest goes through the land then in a great final effort this system can be shaken off. after all an end to terror is preferable to terror without end. sophie hunts and their friends knew they were in mortal danger they kept the group small because of it. when sophie's boyfriend officer fritz was on home leave in germany she asked him to stamp a coupon authorizing her to get a duplicating machine. was also against the war and he suspected his friends were in danger and. see that she told him it was for a good cause he immediately thought that it was something illegal and told her sophie is it clear that this can cost you your head and she said yes that's clear to me it's. pretty hard not going wasn't an initiate but he fulfilled his girlfriend sophie's wish the group was unable to make thousands of protest flyers against the hated nazi regime at the end of january one thousand nine hundred three they printed a leaflet entitled a call

. >> reporter: you are telling me about the trend this is year, roses are back. >> roses are back that has been our theme and that is what we are seeing the in year it has been other flowers and things but this year folks are roses, roses, and we have them for you, beautiful roses. >> reporter: talk about these arrangements here you were telling me earlier there is pretty much something for every single price point you can think of. >> we have a large clientele so we try to put things out every where from small, little arrangements for young guy trying to get something for his girlfriend to the guys trying to impress his lady, at the other end, but just beautiful, beautiful flowers. a lot of beautiful roses we have gone through here. >> reporter: one thing that is a big trend are the more exotic flowers, that is always popular. >> that is right looking at these like these, the guys love exotics, birds of paradise, protea with a nike mix, orchid for the more, customer that wants something a little bit different. >> reporter: one thing i need to point out they have things here for the ge

hundred two in one nine hundred forty three students of this university were the core of the white rose one of the very few resistance groups inside nazi germany which managed to organize and actually do something against the regime its best known members a hands shaw and his sisters of both students in their early twenty's they were intellectuals interested in philosophy and religion but as they learned more about the nazis crimes they decided it was time to act they type defiant appeals to their fellow germans printed them on a secret press and distributed them around the country in these leaflets the shoals and the other white rose activists called on germans to recognize their moral duty and overthrow the system by passive resistance and then my sabotage spreading ideas like those at the height of the second world war was a very dangerous and courageous thing to do. on the eighteenth of february nine hundred forty three hansen's of feet came here to the main university building armed with copies of their latest flyer. what happened next was one of the tensest scenes in the movie zul

and rose bumpkin did with furniture. he didn't worry about whether the federal reserve was going to tighten or ease, didn't worry about whether that was there. he didn't worry about the things he couldn't change. he did worry, did focus on the one thing he could change and , that was the customer experience. and i have seen for the one i didn't, the one that got away , enterprise, i went down to florida and tried to talk him in to do it, he was smart enough not to do it. the value of the company has probably quadrupled since i made that visit, but he was smart enough to see that he would find that business. henry ford as you may know failed twice before you started, ford motor company in 1903. the test isn't whether you get the greatest business idea in the world the first time out. the test is whether you keep learning as you go along what your strengths are and what you can do for your customers, what you can bring especially to the party. and to do that, you need the education that i know you've received. through 10,0

that ends any additional possible civil claims being filed against the rose law firm.magically appear within the next seven days. oh, please. really? >> all of this meant that hillary clinton had some new questions to answer. >> mrs. clinton had always said she didn't do much work for madison guaranty. the rose records showed she did almost 60 hours of work. >> that's a lot of time on the castle grande case. but she said, "oh, no. i had nothing to do with it." >> it was very important that the grand jury hear her explanation. >> people were really out to get the clintons, and getting hillary clinton in front of a grand jury sent an important political message. >> as a result, on january 26, 1996, hillary clinton became the first first lady in american history to be called in front of a grand jury. >> the first lady herself made the decision that, "we'll go into the grand jury in a very public way." >> i, like everyone else, would like to know the answer about how those documents showed up after all these years. it would have been certainly to my advantage in trying to

the white rose wrote if we don't have the courage to demand what is right, we deserve to be scatterede dust on the wind. sarah: the berlin international film festival is in its final days ahead of the films being awarded. that is the top honors. my colleagues here are going to the movies for us. thank you so much, guys. what would we do without you? what has been going on at the red carpet? >> right behind us is the premier for the movie museum happening right now. it is a movie based on true events set in mexico. it is about two young friends who break into the national museum. they break in, they share a lot of -- get a lot of heart attacks -- steal a lot of artifacts. the whole nation turns against them. they are seen as unpatriotic, enemies of the state, something they do not expect and struggle with. they have a bad conscience, somewhat surprising, isn't it? >> and we had the star of the film actually showed up at the press conference. we were not expecting him, and we got a lot of interesting insight during the press conference. the director said when he approached the families

you have "citizen rose" series on e!" is out next month, and you have your new book "brave," your ongoing work as i longtime vawk for gender equality. one of the reasons i was looking forward to talking with you is that you-- you said-- i think you're okay with discomfort. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're comfortable with discomfort. >> i think you are, too. >> stephen: i like eye like awkwardness. >> yeah, it makes me-- did you ever see that movie "happiness." >> stephen: very uncomfortable movie. >> laughed so hard. >> stephen: me, too. >> it's about a pedophile. it's terrible. but, like, this excruciating, like, twist of your skin. and i kind of exist there. but not my fault. in "citizens rose" my poor sister, she's canadian. >> stephen: i'm so sorry. >> she's so lucky, they won't take me. >> stephen: >> they have doctors so there is that. but we were kind of split apart when we were little so we grew up quite interesting in a very different-- we are-- it's fascinating. culturally she comes here and she sees violence on te

and the s&p 500 rose about seven. but as bob pisani reports, both the bulls and the bears are trying to figure out what might happen next. >> the dow moved in a 280-point range from today's high tolo yet compared to the last two weeks it's quiet. amazing. are things finally startg to settle down? volume today was well below the recent average. the s 500 trade three times normal volume much olast week. what a titanic week it was. now that the dow rorecouped ughly 40% of its losses from february 1st, the big debate is what happens next? the bulls would argue the correction was technical and there was no fundamental driver behind it they say earnings are growing and the global economic backdrop is 10678d that's true. many investors were forced to lighten up their stock during the chaos last weekut the bears say the are ofry happened far too quickly and it's only seven days old. it started with a fundamental concern, fear of f inflationm higher wages. remember that. citi group ace euphoria is the underlying culprit invadi

many people carrying white roses or white rose pins as a gesture of support for current anti—discriminationd to be remembering the manchester terror attack from last summer. ariana grande was mentored the heart but has had to pull out on doctor ‘s orders. that is one of the things looking back at an event that really touched the entire music industry. it happened last summer. notjust the music industry, but beyond. time for a look at the weather. more spells of sunshine in the next few days but increasingly as we head towards the weekend, things. to feel a good deal colder. it is pretty chilly out there tonight actually. could be some folks back —— could be some fog patches. should not be too widespread. temperatures in towns and cities hovering around freezing but getting bowel in the countryside. into tomorrow morning, a decent start. spells of sunshine around. once any mist and fog clears. we will tend to see cloud bubbling in the sky. they will be sunny spells rather than clear skies to ta ke sunny spells rather than clear skies to take us into the afternoon. general in northern ireland

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>> yeah. >> you're going to have to keep up with little miss skyler rose here. ♪ abcdefg >> skyler rose20 months old but learning to sign already. her mother is certified in sign language and she's one of my friends. skyler rose has caught on quite well. >> it's even a sign language shirt. >> she's just learning american sign language. it's not like she has a need for it. >> no, she doesn't have a need for it but there is a need for it. >> it's going to make parenting easier. >> her mom says because she's so young her fine motor skills haven't kicked in yet so she does cursive with her sign language. little slow with it. demi is 2 1/2 and just received a message. >> baby, yeah? >> she just heard the baby's heartbeat. she's like wait, wait, it's in my ear. it's there. >> oh, that's adorable. >> suddenly it's real. >> oh it's real all right. her mom says she puts her ear up to her stomach often. her name is going to be zol zola henna. she's due this month. >> she'll be an excited sister. >>> zach has one of the most infectious, happy spirits we've seen on "right this minute." we've seen h

is it the roses or is it more of the -- >> mostly roses and other things to go with it. >> reporter:r the past 30 years, where does valentine's day fall on busy moments? i mean, mother's day is a big one. easter is a big one. >> valentine's day is a big day, a lot of work, a lot of increased overhead. your profitability is not the same for valentine's day but overall it's one of the bigger ones. >> reporter: you guys get here really early. >> yes. it's been 10 days straight 2 a.m. to 12 or 1:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: and you still look that good? what's your secret? >> well, i'm not sure. i had a haircut. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there you go. now we know. john, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. they will be open all day so if you are in san francisco, no excuse not to get your valentine some flowers. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> you know what's sad? i asked me 10 years yesterday. do you need valentine's day cards for your class? no, mom, we don't do that anymore. >> too cool for love? >> oh, well. >> oh, boy. talk about a boyfriend. >> very tr

equipment index rose.ing to see some of this turnaround. 1908. i am looking at the inventory to sales ratio. fundamentals are improving and you want to see the inventory to sales ratio to climb because sales are falling or are they getting inventory because they expect it to fly out the door in the coming quarter? you are seeing a built up after the recession into the recovery. farmers will replace older tractors. vonnie: construction is becoming important. accepts 70% of the revenue and 20% construction, five-tenures ago, only 10%, 15%. 57% increase in the first quarter. they are expecting that to be 80% year-over-year growth this year. vonnie: fascinating. an amazing industry. taylor riggs with our stock of the hour. mark: the italy election on march 4 with new and old candidates in the next. -- mix. berlusconi leaving the center-right coalition. in our italian government reporter. what do the polls tell us? >> today is the last day we can talk about it. likely thatow that no single party or coalition is

stocks rose, fell, rose again. but then in the last hour of ading the dow gave up a triple digit gain. the blue chips index saw it is biggest intraday reversal since .gust of 20 for the s&p 500 it was the biggest flip since 2016. if any one thing pressured stocks today it was the bond market. a weakur tre auction and a bumming deal in washington sent them on a fewer year high. that rise in terms triggered concerns that the federal reserve might raise rates. the dow was down to 25693. and -- with volatilitck are some are calling this a new phase in the market. but is there more selling ahead? bob pisani takes a look. >> reporter: it was another wild and whacky day of trading. he dow swung this a 500 rai and went from negative to up 200 points in 30 seconds but closed lower. we know a large part of the blood bath thiseek was perhaps due to obscure trading products tied to volatility. for the past year traders have been short the volatility betting it would drop and long on the stock market. this blew up on monday. tr

, you know, rose, i really need a jazzy girl like you in my life. why don't you get in. rose eventually mustered the courage to report him, giving a detailed firsthand account to the portland school district. but there are no records that the lawyer who investigated the complaint ever bothered to talk to rose. no one from the state teacher licensing board ever contacted her, even though the complaint was referred to the agency. but the attorney for the school district did tell the licensing agency that rose could be confused and that whitehurst was still pit to teach. fit to teach. and whitehurst went unpunished. by 2013 the reporter, barnes, said that dozens of eighth grade girls boycotted whitehurst's classes, and according to interviews of those girls, they often hid in the bathroom to avoid him or wore shoes unfit for gym so they could sit out class. one student said most girls are really scared and shaking when they enter p.e., so what did the portland public schools do about whitehurst? nothing. just as harvey weinstein's sex predations were a

we will do roses.'s start with brent celek, a champion. >> did he come in and help you make this drink is this his favorite. >> i was behind the bar making some drinks and he said let's play with something. we started playing with the drink. >> and we just got this beautiful margarita, that he really likes. >> we have a lot of margarita is here so i will bring new for this one. >> what is in this one. >> it is a almond liquor, i got nectar and tequilla. >> that is delicious. >> you cannot go with with brent. >> this one i'm really looking forward to, rose pedals, you are putting in the drink. >> yes. >> that is that kiehl a infused in the tequilla as well. >> yes. >> what is that. >> rose syrup, and then we do some lime juice, liquor. >> shake it up a little bit. >> shake it up. >> it is so pretty. >> solute. >> i'm in love, it is so beautiful, look at this. here we go. >> that is good. that is really good. >> that is your go to drink. >> yes. >> final one. >> what is that. >> some lime juice and just

that it was 23 dozen roses cents.se to $500. she better like flowers. she better like flowers, is she coming? >> the single rose? >> for her caughter. >> your question, mike? >> are they married? >> what did you ask? >> what's the relationship between these people? >> i think girlfriend i believe. >> okay. >> delivering santa, carl says , girlfriend. >> that's what i was led to believe. >> yes, if you're going all out. >> sometimes it is better, i know, sometimes it is better not ask all of those questions , mike jerek. >> don't want to get anybody in trouble, okay? >> i'm sure his wife won't minds. >> okay. >> she may be with him. >> yes, she could be bus. >> i what is this place? >> she a nurse, it is the palace rehab and care center. >> okay. >> in maple shade, new jersey. >> yes. >> a nurse. >> so she is caring for other people. this should be really good surprise for her if we can fine her. >> right? >> i know you guys have other stuff to do. >> five dozen roses! >> you know, single rose, i was giving later looks

a box of 40 -- box of roses is going to run you almost $400.ey last that long, eternal roses, the smell -- >> great decoration for your home, apartment. that's not going to work as a gesture to your wife. then you say you're off the hook. you buy one thing of flowers for the year? you're not off the hook. you're not. you're not. good decoration. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> day eight of the rob porter story, and the white house still can't get its timeline straight. white house chief of staff john kelly under increased scrutiny as sources tell cnn the president is looking for possible replacement. >>> frankly, the united states is under attack. >> a stern warning from top u.s. intelligen

it rose .3% both more than expected by wall stre . thefth panic sent futures down nearly 500 points in three minutes. then wall street seemed to take a breath and reconsider. maybe it was the pea nine year over year inflation rate, just .1% or the same as last month. or maybe it was the idea that one time items like a strange 1.7% rise in apparel costs in the i think a cellth were unlikely the repeat. whatever the reason, markets collected lves and collectivelyin ignored the inflation threat torge surge as much as 200 points later in the day. who had it right. >> it's important to keep in mine that nothing over the past two weeks, the elevated volatility, ins into of inflation creeping back in, none of thosere rnt existential threats to this economic xpansion and to this bull market. what you have had is a series of growing pains, growingfrpains real interest rates coming off of hisser toical growing pains associated with inflation expectations reviving after a period of also, you know, very low levels. >> reporter: inflation does see

the dow rose 19 points to close at 25,219. the nasdaq fel 16 x. the 500 add one. mike santoli takes a a lookt what could test the market next. >> reporter: the stock market's impressive comeback this the st week has been almost enough to make investors forget the shortharp drop that we preceded it. it's now up morehan 2% for the year to date. as encouraging as the rebound habeen investment strategists say there are a few tests ahead of the market that will signal whether stocks are back on stable footing. stocks initily recover one half to 3/4 of the ground lost before faltering again. the s&p 500 is in the zone where it might be expected to stall out if this pattern were going the second test is valuation. the market correction made stocks appear less expensive relative to corporate earnings that are sll growing nisly. during january this year, stocks during this bull market had never been as highly valued when compared to bond yield. if the ten year treasur yield stays near 3% investors need to she they will tolerate it. and finally volatility needs to calm down

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our guest tonight, actor, activist and author of the new book "brave" rose mcgowan is joining us, everyone( cheers and applause ) but first -- but first, news from america's motherland. yesterday a british lawmaker arrived two minutes late to the house of lords, and then this happened. >> my lord, the house, i wonder if you permit me to offer my sincere apology to baroness lister for not being in my place to answer the matter at the beginning of questions. i'm thoroughly ashamed for not being in my place and therefore i shall be offering my resignation immediately -- ( crowd saying, no ) >> trevor: oh, no? yeah, get the (bleep) out of here! two minutes late, you should resign. get out of here! seems like a small thing but how are you late? your whole building is a clock! come on, man! ( laughter ) i don't really care about this. i'm black. i don't care. ( laughter ) but let's move on. tomorrow is groundhog day. which leads me to ask what the hell is groundhog day? people pull a rodent out of the ground and ask the animal to predict the weather. which is so unfair because, if africans were

roses, roses. >> i like different colors. >> i have valentines day gifts here. year i have to come up with something different, so this year, music is the way you valentines day. >> and ladies, this morning we've got, the barber shop court tet, come on in here, we have rick, rob, jim, and paul. >> and guys, lets take it away >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, that was awesome. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> but, barber shop court tet. you guys sing where different organizations, groups. >> yes, we do, we sing all over the area, bucks county we are based in doyletown so generally that area but we travel. >> a few different lex is today we will visit many different people, singing valentines to guys or girls, husbands and wife's, girl friends. >> great, great, all decked out. >> very talented. >> sing us tout break, guys, 123, here we go. quart tet. oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved

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