what does kerry hope to get from mahmoud abbas? >> what does he hope to get -- well, i think what he is open to do is get a framework agreement on the table within the next few weeks. and i think the real problem here are is not going to be the agreements. i think a lot of very careful work has been done on that. has 120 advisors and four generals working with him. although it has been a culture of blame and everybody speaking the language of failure, i think if he does succeed in putting a framework agreement on the table, the difficulty is going to be how to sell it. how to sell it to the people? in fact, among the palestinians, 91% do not believe in the idea that there could be any kind of peace deal. of course, at the same time, 80% actually want to live in a two-state solution. but what you have are the consequences of endless conflict which creates huge frustration and disillusionment, and a kind of lack of faith or belief that there can be any forward movement. and it is further exacerbated by of -- israel's policy settlemen

this is the strategy of resident abbas. >> thank you so much for coming in to talk with us.all right, sports is up next. a champions league victory. paris has already put themselves in to the last -- this put them one up. but conversion, and then three minutes. that reduce them to 10. , and it is finished. >> it is a good game. we started well. after three minutes it was 1-0, and i think we controlled the game. 2, 3-0.er it was >> we played really well, scored goals. we did not concede. all in all it has been a great evening. too, sod four goals, that is a very good qualification. now we have to stay focused and do our best in the second match back in paris. play the second one the same likely played today , and we have a big advantage absolutely. let's see what happens in the second game. sources from an armitage in a teammate that he has given his marching orders, but he conversed with a spot kick. he said he could not take the chance to pass it. the boys from brazil were intent on the final minute. two-nil, they finished. >> yes, very happy, but this is not finished yet.

>> i think what president abbas has proposed is a tremendous step forward, understanding that israel's important aspect and a must be -- >> when you say nato, that's the united states. >> of course. >> so that's one way of making israel a little more comfortable with the -- >> yes, and president abbas is showing flexibility, and that's very important. showing commitment. >> always good to get your perspective. good to see you. good floridians here. >>> coming up -- made that tape, by the way, on friday -- coming up, live to sochi, plus a history making moment for america's most popular sport, college football player who's expected to head to the nfl for an early round draft pick, now poised to become pro football's first openly gay player. >>> but first, the white house soup of the day -- 15 bean. not a french theme today. how about that? we'll be right back. tomorrow, though, come on. better be nothin' but creamy soups. we'll be right back. [paintball noises] the annual company retreat. planned, as usual, by this guy. nature lover... people person. ♪ and you put up with it all... beca

recordings allegedly of turkish prime minister attempts by a tattoo on ordering this on to despise abbas amounts of cash. it's the latest episode in a probe into the financial affairs of cabinet ministers that began on december the seventeenth several menace to somewhat held on charges of corruption bribery and money laundering the main opposition republican people's party claims that takes awful suntec is usually seen in boston. this is a treacherous attack against the prime minister of the turkish republic. i would like to underline this is not an attack against rich appetite it that no one. although the aid of the ak posse. this is a callous attack against turkey's prime minister over it. everyone's official websites dismisses the allegations as fabricate says the costs if they can be proud of them. you can visit with auntie be different in the sense that. this is pouring money in your home still buy things that were not on the news and ninety eight the prime minister taking favorite dvd prime minister or the ioc. exert his influence the media to prime minister prime minister's friend

. >> palestine yafn leader mahmoud abbas, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has yet to trustthird party for nato negotiator. i recently had the chance to speak with john denny. , a research professor of joint interagency intergovernmental and multinational security studies at the strategic studies institute at the u.s. army war college. john, that's the longest title i've ever had to read. it's good to have you on the show. >>> thank you very much. >> i want to start with nato providing security for the gaza strip. what happened then that kept this from not going forward and why is it being brought up again? >> well it's actually a long standing proposal as you mentioned. it goes back to really the late years of the second clinton administration. and for a variety of reasons, many of them having to do with politics, stars haven't been aligned in the right way, timing among the israelis, the palestinians, brought up again, embraced again by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. in terms of the emphasis the u.s. administration is putting on the peace negotiations, the time m

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas suggested a united nations peacekeeping force could control the gazaarea. could nato play a role in resolving the long-standing conflict in the middle east. joining us from harris berg is john deny, a research professor of joint interagency, intergovernmental and multistudies at the strategic army war college - it's longest title i had to read, great to have you on the show. i want to start with n.a.t.o. providing patrols for the west bank and gaza. what happened then that kept this from not going forward and why is it brought forward again? >> it's a longstanding proposal, going back to the late years of the clinton administration. for a variety of reasons, the stars have not been aligned many to do with politics in israel, it's been brought up again now, embraced by the palestine authority president mahmoud abbas, and i think the timing may be better now. it seems in terms of the emphasis that the u.s. administration is putting on peace negotiations that the time may be right to talk about these details. >> i want to get to israeli politics, but let'

i still mentioned that president abbas is being very statesmanlike and constructive. the long interview in the times he played the role of a statesman. expected,said what he and i think that is what he believes as well from what i know from being out there. and arafat -- he was given the role of being the heavy. so where now? i do not think we are at the moment of truth yet. i'm not sure what secretary kerry is going to put on the table with regard to framework, but my own view, and i'm not sure of my colleagues agree with me, that there will be enough space in the framework that it was hard for either side to want to disengage. takeneither side wants to blame for the collapse of this effort. domestic reasons and for the u.s. reasons. netanyahu has a different position. after having won the first round, he has not won this round. it's not only the elements in israel that feel referred to. i saw i referenced this morning that aipac issued a statement yesterday that now is not the time to pursue additional sanctions on iran. chairman and then does issued a statement and

abbas was brought in. she barely recognized him. >> he was a skeleton and he started crying. said, "mommy, mommy, i'm sorry. please take me from here. i didn't do anything wrong." >> he had marks all over his arms. he had skin infections. she said there were cigarette burns in his feet. he had missing nails. >> reporter: fatima spent six long months in damascus lobbying for her son's release. the syrian government assured her he would be home soon. you had this moment of hope, really. >> oh, it was hope. 100% of it i thought he would be released. >> reporter: but on the day she thought she was taking him home, fatima arrived at the prison, only to be told that her son had committed suicide. she didn't believe it. >> why don't you say that you killed him? don't say he committed suicide. >> reporter: for fatima, these peace talks are a chance to confront the syrian government again. what are you looking for? >> i want answers so that i can sleep peacefully. i can't sleep. >> reporter: but swiss police wouldn't allow her to protest on the sidewalk outside the talks. >> no, no. >

weather and the moms were made the airline said on its website that flight e t seven or two from addis abba but the room that unfolds to go to geneva and that all passengers and crew was safe swiss reports say the plane was hijacked as it flew over saddam. the plane landed at six twenty in the morning to geneva. it had been due to london road with four fourteen. your party said the airport was temporarily closed. it's now said to have reopened with the punches taking off again with the uncertainty in ukraine as opposition protests isn't a two month occupation of key ict toll on the promise of an amnesty. in theory criminal charges will be dropped against them from today the case maybe it is the doc says it's a weighty evidence of the us ortiz will fall as rain on sunday opposition leaders kept up the pressure on prices in the two yanukovich telling about either team must abandon what they described as dictatorial powers. he seems to me that the employee just wants to bite the time and all he's not interested in handy when he speaks in their political economic problem. the only chance to tac

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mahmoud abbas dismissed concerns he wanted to flood the jewish state and expressed flexibility on the rights of palestinians, thousands of palestinians to return to lost propertied in the jewish state. >> let's put the issue of refugees on the table because it is an issue that must be resolved to put an end to the conflict so the refugees can be satisfied with the solution. >> this man might accepted israel's demands that refugees return to a palestine state under a peace deal. >> their jobs are dapingz. now they are afraid of arrest. a group of minors trapped in a mine. 11 people have been freed, the rest refused to come out. local media say the officers are prepared to question the men about those inside. we have more. >> desperately trying to save lives, the workers are attempting to recover the miners trapped in an abandoned gold shaft. the miners have been trapped under ground. >> at this stage rescue operations ceased on the site of the incident, or the site has been handed over to mine security. 11 miners have been removed from the site. they've been checked by the medical oper

mahmoud abbas said he didn't want to flood the place with palestines. >> let's put the issue of refugees on the table, because it is on issue that must be resolved to put an end to the conflict so the refugees can be satisfied with the solution. >> abbas comment imply he might accept israel's demand refugees be allowed to return to a palestinian state under a peace deal. president obama issued a warning to uganda today, saying the relationship between the u.s. and east african nation could be in trouble. ugandan's president could be to sign antigay laws. president obama said in part: >> despite outrage by activists legislation has a lot of store r support. >> uganda gets more aid from the u.s., more than $400 million a year. >> the secretary of state john kerry addressed a group of students. he spoke of the dangers of climate change and dismissed those who refuse to recognise it. >> we should not allow a tiny minority of shoddy scientists and idea logs to compete with scientific fact. nor should we allow any room for those who think that the cost associated with doing the right thing out

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. >> that was mamma mia, the '70s international pop superstars abba.t us the hit song, dancing queen, and waterloo, along with outrageous costumes. a new book reveals that band members wore some of their crazy outfits for tax reasons. swedish law allowed them to write off the cost of out fits. they had to be so ridiculous that nobody would wear them on the street. i believe that they found success in that front. kennedy -- >> the guy in the latex overalls is so bummed. he is like, really? for tacks? >> that's all they could come up with. >> this onesy. >> they were hit with a $16 million tax liability lawsuit like they didn't pay their tacks, and they won. >> they did. they stuck it to the man. you try wearing platforms, judge. we have wheat dresses now days. >> not -- you may have -- a new study suggests that not having friends can be hazardous to your health. researchers surveyed more than 2,000 adults ages a 5 and older and say being lonely increases the risk of early death by 14%. lonelier people have health problems, including sleeplessness, high

we also heard people say that only abbas, president, the lead negotiator really knows what's going on. they're not telling others what is happening. i think they're being very cautious because they know if there is much said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will face very serious difficulties, because there is no good solution from the palestinian perspective on right of return. that's my view in any event. so they're being very careful, but as bill mentioned, that president abbas is being very statesmanlike. been very positive, constructive. the long interview that was in the times last week, he played the role of a statesman, moderate, said what he expected. and i think actually that's what he believes as well. from what i know from being out there on the ground. so that's all good. he has given the role being to heavy after he met with kerry here this week and half ago. nothing good happening. so where now? i don't think we're at the moment of truth yet. may be a kind of a preliminary moment of truth. i'm not sure what secretary kerry is going to put on the

abbas in negotiations with john kerry not willing to say that israel is a jewish state.e only reason there are check points in the middle east, i went the palestinian places, no check points because they didn't kill 1,000 israelis. you will have the check points. >> israel deserve to thrive, succeed and standing together with millions of israelis like barack, ex-prime minister who i will be touring with colleges here to promote the two-state solutions and the settlement is a main obstacle to peace. this is said by the state department here in the united states and the world. we cannot defend the settlements enterprise and accept happiness for the israelis based on injustice for the palestinian. it is unacceptable. >> definitely got people talking as you both have pretty much said a lot of what people are saying on both sides of the issue. thank you. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> we have much more coming. competition? not concussions. "the new york times" puzzle editor joins us live with games to exercise your mind. that's coming up. really? 2

palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he would accept the deployment of international troops.pokesman for hamas said in the same manner it uses against what he called israeli occupation forces, an apparent reference to suicide bombings and other attacks. >>> back in this country prosecutors in florida will retry a 47-year-old software engineer on murder chang charges. the jury convicted michael dunn on three counts of attempted murder but deadlocked on the murder charge. he shot and killed an unarmed black teenager after an argument at a jacksonville gas station about the teen and his friends playing loud rap music. dunn testified that he thought he saw the barrel of a gun in the teens' car, but prosecutors say dunn faced no physical danger and kept firing even after the teens drove off. >>> there's been a major food recall. agriculture department food safety inspection service says dried egg products may be contaminated with salmonella. shipped to u.s. military bases around the nation and abroad. no illnesses have been reported so far. new information about approximate that m

to do with making jokes about the bailouts there was one song that they did that was a parody of abba'st king. >> jon: bailout king. and they all kind of dance around, everyone lost their-- like that kind of thing. >> exactly. i felt like i was witnessing like the i lum nationali, it was like -- --. >> jon: the induction ceremony to opus dei and when they found out you it is a chilling home. what are you doing, observing our ritual. >> they grabbed my labels. there were attempts to bribe me to not, to get me to not write the story. no one has ever been inside this thing from the outside. and so i think they were just terrified that someone had seen what they do behind closed doors. >> jon: and they have no sense that, well, they must know then that it would be perceived negatively. because as soon as they saw you they are like -- >> well, they tried-- they tried to say you know, we're just a bunch of friends having fun. there is nothing to see her it and but i think they knew. i mean this was in 2012, this was right after the occupy wall street movement. keeping a low profile and this w

getting washed, blown and coifed to compete in the 138th westminster kennel club dog show. 3-year-old abbare did you get the fur? can i get one, too? 190 breeds are competing from as far away as thailand. 14-year-old samantha van buren from egan, minnesota, can't wait to show her 4 1/2-pound long-coat chihuahua. what are you doing to calm her down? >> i pet her and give her treats and tell her she's a really good dog. >> reporter: this old english sheepdog is one of nearly 3,000 pure reds competing for fame and fortune. are you nervous? 5-year-old tahoe was born in the backseat of a chevy tahoe. and hope goes home in the driver's seat. 6-year-old jonesy is a veteran show dog. are you ready for our big show? strong but silent type. for the first time, mixed breeds were allowed to show their chops in a separate competition for agility. >> i'm just representing everybody who sits at home with their dog on the couch and loves them becaue they're just their pets. >> reporter: three new purebreds will make their debut at this year's show including this portuguese podengo pequeno. the dogs finds

abbas potential to win hearts our lives. on the prosperity. early this year the european commission tabled a proposal to reform what's known as collective rights management. many artists and performers use of organizations called collecting societies to my sense that what the commercial uses like tv stations radio stations and online music service providers. collecting societies also collect income on to halt the band members in the form of royalties reforming the way the society's what is a major focus of the commission's proposal. mario got a french member of our group is parliament's rapport so on the commission's proposal and she's in listening mode just yet but still medical dossier eight. i'm looking for it to listening to all sides in this debate. ppp has organized this hearing and my goal is to work together that the affected countries which are sometimes taken a negative view of collecting societies. and to avoid disputes that we have previously paying for some copyright issues. we need to work in the general interest and in particula

agreement that the second theory is probably the hearing however often stand in front of the most with abbas must come fall pro peace groups in his row of fights dean of the aisle government policy because up to though. abu mazen before the boss has been so silent on his puppet the deal. on a deadline for peace deal is in april and how realistic in your opinion is that for israel to meet that deadline and also what is israel already doing. i was for staff taking to beat it. it's quite a flexible of view a day to it's not really a deadline because all you could move of fact with so full with soft. a few weeks or even months. it is only a framework agreement the scenes look of the peace deal. the end of claims the end of the conflict but never about the theater of the has been hoping for but not everyone who has been willing to pay the price for so um what we have to see in a few weeks time. he's been really soft the last batch off the palestinian prisoners milan have been held in israeli jails seen this on nineteen ninety three or even have the honor to be taken before the oslo process lance

abbas is the head of ucla's heart and lung transplant program. >> it makes intuitive sense to a laypersonart on ice, i want it to be warm. i want it to be beating. >> for some of his patients like four-year-old sandra aguilar, this clinical trial isn't just an opportunity to test a cool new device, it's a second chance at life . >> sandra decided to participate in the study, which is designed to compare the outcomes of patients who receive hearts through the organ care system against patients who get their hearts transported on ice. to date, 8 out of 10 available donor hearts never make it to a patient in need due to a variety of factors, including the distance between hospitals. this device could potentially expand the window of opportunity for transplants while preserving the hearts in a more optimal environments. >> we feel very comfortable or confident in our -- in the organ care system's ability to double, at least double the heart transplant volume over the next five years. >> he is the founder and ceo of trans medic medic,s the companyt came up with the system. his eureka moment ca

democrats cannot say we are the great defenders of women's rights and we will defend you of abusivee kind abbas that uses their position of authority to take advantage of a young woman when the leader of the party is bill clinton he was a perpetrator of that kind of sexual harassment. they cannot have it both ways. i really think that anybody that wants to take money from bill clinton or have a fundraiser has a lot of explaining to do. they should give the money back. if they want to take a position on women's rights, it by all means do. use it to take advantage of young women in the workplace. she paid an $800,000 fine for sexual harassment. he admitted to it in one court case and has been convicted in the public place for the other sexual harassment. >> finally, four years in the senate. expected?job you >> sometimes. it can be a tiring job with all of the travel. it is exciting to be in the middle of a body that we have had since the beginning of our that debates important constitutional questions. i think there needs to be a voice for those of us who believe in privacy and individual libert

of the tourist town that sounds the best eon and its government ministers inspected the damage and abbas country. the search was continuing for a teenage boy he swept down to see the lead going into a deep into this yet. it's silly to lift at the store we stopped to that theory in sicily to women and to set new world go telling when that car was swept away by in a thrilling read that the whole country speaking to the league that's what this since friday the company find tarantula rain causing fronts including hear it from the chenille me a row. the italian alps meanwhile have seen heavy snowfall and this being no shortage of the white stuff in slovenia. the ct rep l solis was said to be without elektra city on monday helped to lift its weak topic on power lines and roads with more than forty percent of schools shops one new state called it the west at the station in living memory help from the eu civil defence team is being requested in the form of generate as they were reportedly being dispatched from austria the czech republic and gemini. northern iran has been struck by its wet snow s

because they're abba. >> they're great. i love abba. >> with the head bangs, the whole shebang. figures out where the freest places for reportage are. as it turns out the united states, which president obama promised this would be the most transparent administration in american history, we are now number one? no. number two? no. number three? no. try 46th, believe it or not, behind a whole bunch of other countries that you wod think are not very free but freer than ours. >> that's not what our president said would happen. we're behind finland, germany, the u.k., south africa. there are even more between. but president obama said this. remember? >> i have a track record of transparency. i'll make our government open and transparent. we'll do it in a transparent way. i want transparency. i want accountability. so the american people can be involved in their own government. let me say it as simply as i can. transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency. this is the most transparent administration in history. >> really? >> for 46th? >> theç issue becom

i'm next to so abbas don't ask international. transit routes even you could to report your best way to the heart of moscow. i just first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio so that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new yorkers who are. undocumented i say new york city is your home too and we will not force any of our residents to live their lives in the shadows yeah that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives in the shadows is because they immigrated illegally why should new yorkers bend over backwards for illegal criminal immigrants this is the same logic that if i catch a guy breaking into my house as a gracious host i should offer him a pizza because it's his home too this is not just a slap in the face to rule of law but also to the immigrants who do go through the bureaucracy and headaches to become u.s. citizens the right way the legal w

agreement that secretary kerry is probably preparing however after the stimmung president mahmoud abbas must come forward proper peace groups in israel fight. government policy because up to no. us has been too silent on his part of the deal while the deadline for a peace deal is in april and how realistic in your opinion is it for israel to meet that deadline and also why does israel already dealing what sort of steps is it taking to reach it. it's quite a flexible. due date it's not really a deadline because it could move backwards or forwards a few weeks or even months or it is only a framework agreement this is not of the peace deal the end of claims the end of the conflict that everybody here has been hoping for but not everyone has been willing to pay the price for so what we have to see in a few weeks' time is the release of the last batch of palestinian prisoners who were have been held in israeli jails scenes one nine hundred ninety three or even earlier even before the oslo process once this is over the two sides palestinians and israelis are going to weigh their options and f

saying he cannot blink humanitarian issue of may unions to another tree issue south korea with sand and abbas team to the dprk on set today to the path for the re union of families separated by the korean war. it would be the first such activity in more than three yes. if only so much through the use of every day expresses some are times when retirees a common form stands at the reunion often separate families and the us all scream nature trails are completely separate teachers can all be eating. in thailand's two people have been in the top if i crack ethics they did to me a break in buying coke as police started to be taken on the sides in this and take the place crackdown comes off to demonstrate is launched a three month push to unseat prime minister election a lot police launched in the air the prime minister's office and tore down barricades set up by protesters and destroyed some time. it's the coleman house has been cut is the scenes to some eyes protest as company a buy so far there was no immediate sign of resistance but one could pass any downsides to unknown to give out the areas

the press he said he was aware of the gravity of the allegations against his fellow social democrats abbas in adopting one upping each corner. quite apart from the criminal investigation the spd leadership is horrified and stoned about these actions and behavior of sebastian inductee. his resignation from the bone his talk was more than justified well done any art students to it. enough said the twenty ten teams and then interior minister hon speech a free drink in full and happy about the allegations surrounding a dusty free kick was later accused of leaking confidential information and himself resigned from his new powers to sack the call to minister on friday. capital said he understood the anger afraid its allies. she has the team gets many people are saying why when the social democrat is suspected of possessing strange and indefensible material to the csu minister to resign that's not fair and the truth is it really isn't fair. by this. this is so huge in scale. you can send his main criticism is being i'm just another senior social democrats to lose all common to reveal the stache a

and a quick glance at other world news stories for you now a blast on abbas has reportedly injured thirteen people in yemen's capital sanaa that's following a large scale anti governor riley thousands of shia muslim protestors accuse the sunni led ruling party which has been in power for fifty years of mass corruption and abuse of power shiites have been engaged in a decade long rebellion against the government and want independence for territories in yemen snorts western. international peacekeepers in the central african republic have been engaged in firefights while trying to stop looting in muslim neighborhoods in the capital the communities were earlier tagged by rival christian militias forcing muslim rise then stiffly to their homes currently over six thousand troops from france and the african union are in the country trying to quell months of sectarian tension that has killed more than two thousand. it's the final resting place for almost a million people yet it's kept on the strict lock and key the heart island cemetery is one of the biggest in the united states and the access is s

speaking mr abbas has been absolutely. we have expressed very serious concern we have with the u.s. government that. they are under international obligations to take care of. the health of our citizens having failed to get through to washington via official channels the russian foreign ministry resorted to social media and posted a plea for help on its facebook page ever since you know it was delivered to the u.s. russian officials have been denied access with the situation now taking a dramatic turn russian foreign ministry officials are once again demanding to be allowed to see him along with their own doctors that is of course if you know shanker himself lives to receive that help. r.t. the u.s. penitentiary system is taking the lives not only of those who received a death sentence but others as well let's take a look at the numbers according to the u.s. department of justice more than forty five thousand people died in custody custody in the space of a decade some did not even make it to their trial now the editor of prison legal news alex friedman told r.t. that keeping inmates

. ♪ mama mia now i really know >> reporter: how did abba really come up with those costume, spandex,on or a tax write-off? a former band member revealed under swedish law, wild costumes are tax deductible because they can never be confused with street clothes, hence the flashy suits which ensured a nice tax-savings for the group. >>> and up next tonight, ticklish best friends. >> it tickles. >> the magical boy, the magical dog who never leaves his side, changing both their lives, coming up. coming up. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. take beano before if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helpin

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. >> did you like the abba-zabba's? >> this may be the reason i am this way. at halloween my grandma gave us raisen. maybe that's why i don't like the candy. >> you hate sharing so i guess kit-kat is your favorite to eat and then throw up. >> i hate sharing so i don't share any. i like even numbers so there is four pieces. they are all for me. my favorite candy is the reese's peanut butter cups. i feel like girls like the peanut butter and the chocolate. >> i think it is because it is in a wrapper. >> i don't feel as bad because there are two pieces even though they are large and full of saturated fat. a bar i will -- how do you stop? you heat the whole thing, right? >> exactly. >> no, you don't eat the whole thing. >> when you were a kid it was about -- it was like oh my god you have your chocolate in my peanut butter. that's intercourse. >> that's what turned me off about the candy bar. >> that just came to me. andy, you are jewish. >> yes. >> i guess we are done here. no, the chocolate candy -- the chocolate coins, they are terrible. >> they are delicious.

do you like the abba zabbas? >> who eats that?is might be the reason i am this way, because at halloween when i was young, my grandmother used to give us raisins. that might be why i don't like the candy now. >> that's good, then, she trained you well. joann, you hate sharing. so i imagine the kit-kat is the one you love to eat and then throw up? >> i hate sharing, yeah, so i eat it all. i don't share any. i also like even numbers, so there's four pieces all for me. actually, my favorite candy is the reese's peanut butter cup, but that's not a bar, it's a cup. i feel like a lot of girls like the peanut butter and the chocolate. >> i think because it comes in a little wrapper and it's round. >> i don't feel as bad about eating it because there's only two pieces, even though they're large and full of saturated fat. but like a bar, how do you stop? like, you eat the whole thing, right? >> no, you don't eat the whole thing! >> when you're a kid, it was always about -- oh, my god, you got your chocolate in my peanut butter. that's inte

it's going to be good. >> speaking of timeless, the '70s super group abba begins "pop news."eir signature '70s dancing ensembles admitting the only reason they wore them was for money, money, money. according to swedish law, if the outfits were so outrageous they could not be worn on the street, the band was able to count them as tax deductions. what would fernando say about that? singer bjorn opens up in a new book about the super troopers saying in my honest opinion, this is a quote, we look nuts in those years, nobody could have been as badly dressed as we were. >> it worked. >> it worked. >> they wanted to leave no doubt, yeah, that was -- >> and they didn't. >> you must, yeah. >>> also in "pop news" today, helen mirren might have played the queen on film but she still gets starstruck when meeting her majesty, not that you'd know it from the look of this photo where the actress is seen wagging her finger at the queen. the actress, 1 of 250 stars welcomed at buckingham palace. >> isn't that against the law in england? >> i'll let you tell. they're there for an arts recepti

. >> you remember those beyond odd outfit abba wore.e money for tax. >> one admitted they look nuts. >> you wouldn't wear those? >> come on. >> bradley cooper should have tried on his tuxedo before taking it to washington, as he explained to ellen degeneres. he explained he got a rare invitation to visit the white house and attend a state dinner for the president of france. >> but he gained some weight for his part. playing in a new movie. when he got ready, he had a costume malfunction. >> i think he said he went commando. >> really? >> yeah. >> he has a new movie coming out and while getting ready, he add costume malfunction. >> i think he said he went commando. >> really? the stain lifting ingredient and whitens with 3x >> yeah. new crest 3d white brilliance. [ shakira ] i think a smile opens doors, it changes people's mood, it makes everything easier. [ female announcer ] be the first to try the new crest 3d white brilliance collection at wal-mart. use paste & boost together to make your signature smile even whiter. find them both a