the sky's the limit for adele. last sunday, the superstar singer scored the best original score oscar, the first one in bond movie history for her song, "skyfall." word is, now, that her bond bosses were so thrilled with the song's success, i can't imagine why, that they're signing her on for the next bond soundtrack. sounds like adele is on the way to becoming the most fabulous bond girl yet. >> the perfect. she has the perfect voice. >> has it only been a week? >> i know. >> i was saying that. one week ago right now, we were all hallucinating. it was like, 1:30 in the morning. >> seems like a month ago. >> well, here we go. a couple more you guys. >>> a couple of weeks ago, we showed you video -- sam, don't go anywhere. you need to be here. sam, remember holly the cat. who was a little overweight. a lot overweight. so her owner took her swimming. we thought it was pretty funny. but not as funny as this news anchor found it. the internet is going crazy this

i was like, it's adele. adele right there. >> jimmy: you had no quality time with adele at all?ay anything. >> jimmy: adele was probably happy at that point that you weren't talking to her. >> come over with 103 -- >> jimmy: fever hands. i wonder how many people you infected at the golden globes. >> i wonder how many people were infecting me. >> jimmy: wouldn't you love to know who it was? i think about this all the time. remember they used to tell you when you're a kid that if you pee in the pool, it would turn red around you so you would be terrified. >> they should do that. >> jimmy: i think it might be better not to know. because -- >> then you'd be in fights with a lot of people. >> jimmy: exactly. you'd be fighting with people all the time. >> a totally plausible reason to be mad at somebody. you gave me walking pneumonia. i don't even know what to say. you're in big trouble. >> jimmy: are there any suspects? >> well, the hollywood foreign press. i've been shaking a lot of those hands. >> jimmy: no offense, guillermo. your mom is here. is she here in the audience? >> my mo

she sounded like adele. >> she did. fans were happy he was back. >>> talk about a real estate deal of a lifetime. >> somebody bought a house and found $30 million worth of art hidden inside. he bought this bungalow on long island in 2007 for $300,000. inside the attic and garage were thousands of paintings, drawings and journals by an obscure armenian american abstract impressionist arthur pinajian. >> recognized right away it was the artwork of one man because the signature was consistent and according to the date, it expanded over 60 years of a man's life. although i had directions to throw this artwork out, i refused to do so. >> some of the pieces have already sold for half a million dollars. >> good for him. >> i bet he moves. >> you think? >> he will keep that place. >>> 5:56. next half hour coming up the ceo of two tahoe ski resorts

from plus-sized models posing for the cameras to sur voracious superstars like adele, belting it out and winning an oscar for "skyfall." plus size is going mainstream with clothing stores that market cute clothes to big girls. >> i think in today's world, when there's so many positive role models out there, octavia spencer, adele, melissa mccarthy from "graibridesmaids." kate upton is a swimsuit model famous for her curves. is there still real shape in being overweight? to chris, sharon, luis and david, the answer is yes. they are all here at down size fitness. >> 15 seconds. >> reporter: a chicago gym where membership is reserved for the overweight only. >> there's a need for a place where heavy people can go and concentrate on losing weight. >> reporter: they are all self-described outcasts from the mainstream gym scene. >> there's not a culture of acceptance in america for overweight people. you can still discriminate based on size. >> reporter: down size fitness is now part of the national argument. are overweight people still treated differently? just this week, the cvs pharmacy

and i think you have to accept like adele.vision. [ laughter ] that will be four shillings, sir. [ normal voice ] yeah -- she's adorable when she talks. >> you won a grammy. >> jimmy: i won a grammy. >> yeah! >> jimmy: thank for helping me out. [ cheers and applause ] it's because of you. >> no. >> jimmy: it's because of you. thank you for helping me out and beyond there. i appreciate it -- >> us. >> jimmy: it was. you didn't see the -- during the break you didn't see, justin was doing an impersonation of me, which i think has gotten worse. >> it's gotten worse? >> jimmy: yeah. i think it's gotten worse. >> well -- >> jimmy: i don't think -- >> i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't do that -- >> i get a laugh from the roots every time i do that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not a good sign, yeah. >> maybe -- maybe, it's that thing were you don't see yourself the way you do the awkward thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't remember doing that though. >> my favorite is you get frustrated. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like -- [ laughte

i heard adele is working on a version of the chicken dance. thank you.nk you. >> greta: that is your last call. we'll see you again monday night. go to gretawire.com. there is an open thread, too. good night. >> bob: hello, i'm bob beckel with andrea tantaros, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: i told you i wasn't going to let up on cb s. it meant it. today, "the five" reached out again to ceo les munoz and producer brukehiimer and again they refused to apologize. they wouldn't even comment on the disgrace i'm calling for them to apologize for sending reality show contestant to wreckage of b-52 bomber shot down in hanoi. greg told us about the story wednesday. >> teams must make their way to the b-52 memorial. site of wreckage of a b-52 bomber and where they find there. >> this is a double u-turn. >> bob: "the amazing race" episode, broadcast communist propaganda. i spoke today with senator john mccain. it was 40 years ago last week he returned to vietnam after being p.o.w. for five years.

and adele and i realized when i was clicking around online. they were almost the same age.e seven months apart. but when you look at what adele has done in her life and she has a baby and stuff and where taylor is in her life. it seems like they're very spread in age but they're actually very close. we're going to play who's older. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> here's the game. our first up is lindsay lohan and scarlett johanssen. who is older? >> i say scarlett. >> i say scarlett. >> we're right. >> what are the ages, scarlett is 28, lindsay is 26. look at lindsay at 26. that's tough, that's tough. okay, steve carrell or will ferrell. who is older? >> i stay steve karel. >> i'm going with will. >> steve is 50, will ferrell is 45. a five-year age gap. >> you can't let the gray fool you like that. >> lady gaga or carly rae jepsen. who's older? >> i'm going with gaga. >> carly rae. >> carly rae is 27. gaga is 26. that's a shocker. is there another one? barbara walters or bill cosby. who is older? i'm going with cosby. >> i'll go with the cos. i'll go with the cos. >> dang!

adel awadella just opened his pizza shop on sixth street and couldn't be happier with the sub station. yeah, they are walking around all over.daytime, i see them walking around back and fourth all over and there was a robbery here today and they were all over it. most people are happy with the station being in the neighborhood. >> do you feel safer knowing that the cops are right across the street? >> it's more safe but i wish they were open 24 hours. they're not. >> reporter: that seems to be the biggest complaint. people say it's great to have the station here, and they have noticed a difference already but the station closes at 10:30 at night. the merchants in the area are hoping the hours will change and the police will stick around later into the evening. >> reporter: i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news. >> a multi agency raid leads to nearly 20 arrests. it's all part of a multi- agency crime fighting plan called operation cease- fire. discussed >> reporter: this particular crime sweep is intended to help avoid a gang war between two violent groups. the 'money team' an

i heard adele is working on a version of the chicken dance. thank you. thank you. >> greta: that is your last call. we'll see you again monday night. go to gretawire.com. there is an open thread, too. good night. mom. see you back here monday. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> bill o'reilly has labeled several charges at you, sir, and your caucus. so i must ask you now. have you, once or ever been a kook? do you support the repeal of american capitalism? >> bill: since the far left media cannot defend the onerous taxation put for the by the congressional caucus. they are trying to mock it. this is no laughing matter. we have a follow up report. >> we are talking about millions of kids dying, shot down by assault weapons. he. >> bill: where was that russia during world war ii, congressman rangle? millions of kids? we will tell you about unbelievable and irresponsible political rhetoric. >> drove all snakes out of ireland and then they came into the united states and became nbc executives. [ laughter ] >> bill: looks like jay leno is out in n

. >> jimmy: either way adele is going to beat us both. somehow. i don't know how.look at the pros and cons of the grammys. here we go. pro, gotye is nominated for "somebody that i used to know." con, manti te'o is nominated for "somebody i thought i knew but never existed." [ laughter ] both good songs. >> steve: yeah, both good. >> jimmy: equally good songs. pro, hearing taylor swift perform "we are never ever getting back together." con, hearing chris brown and rihanna performing "we are never ever getting back together, well, okay, maybe just this once." [ laughter ] excited to hear that one. pro, president bill clinton is nominated for best spoken word. con, it's for his reading of "fifty shades of grey." [ laughter ] i didn't even know he did that. >> steve: i want to listen to that. >> jimmy: i didn't even know he did that. [ imitating clinton ] i love the way -- [ imitating clinton ] >> jimmy: i love nipple clamps. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. [ imitating clinton ] spank your red bottom. red bottoms! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, kanye west is nominated for si

>> well, the big stars, adele from a commercial point of view is the biggest.er album worldwide sold 22 million. >> unbelievable. >> i have a grammy party every year, the night before the grammys. this year i wanted to show the lumineers, i put as a duet jennifer hudson doing ms. gladys knight "heard it through a t. grapevine." my test is to get that audience lifted out of their seat. >> love that. how do you listen to music? do you subscribe to streaming services? when you're enjoying music, what do you do? >> listen to streaming. i'm aware of everything. but for the -- i have to worry about going over the hill. i mean, i've been very fortunate. every week, i take a tape of a record that just hit the charts so that my ears don't go over the hill. i've seen too many of my peers get wounded in the songs and tempo of yesterday. >> you've got to keep up. >> so i got to keep up. >> not all of the response has been positive. what about kelly clarkson. she took issue with your comments about her. has there been a reaction to the opening up in this book that has surpr

they report that beyonce and adele will report at the party are, quote, 100 percent percent false.it was fabricated by a british tabloid. >>> former mitt romney congressman paul ryan said that lunch at the white house was his first ever lunch with the president. >> i'm excited we had this lunch. we come from different perspectives so we exchanged very frank views but they were different and at least we had this conversation. >>> and president obama attended the annual gridiron lunch. our cameras are never allowed inside, but we do know what he said including a joke about washington gridlock. he said, quote, as you know, i last attended the gridiron dinner two years ago. back then i addressed a number of topics, a dysfunctional congress a looming budget crisis, complaints that i don't spend enough time with the president press. it's funny, it seems like it was just yet. >> snl may have been the best of them all over the weekend. let's show you what we're dealing with as we walk out the door on monday. thankfully we don't have any big storms like we had to deal with last week. we did

>> adele from a commercial point of view, you know, is the biggest.wide. >> unbelievable. >> i have a grammy party every year the night before the grammys. this year i wanted to show the vitality of new artists. i put on miguel, the lumineers and as a duet jennifer hudson with gladys knight doing "i heard it through the gram vipev" >> do you subscribe to screaming services? >> i listen to streaming. i'm aware of everything. but i have to worry about going over the hill. i have been fortunate. every week i take a tape of a record that just hit the charts so my ears don't go over the hill. i have seen too many peers rooted in the songs and tempo of yesterday. >> you have to keep up. >> i've got to keep up. >> not all the response to the book has been positive. what about kelly clarkson? she took issue with your comments about her. has there been a reaction to the opening up in this book that's surprised you? >> no. kelly, we had a difference of opinion on memory, what my reaction was to one of her songs, what her reaction was to two of my songs. quite t

and adele. making sure their music is available online and old-school, for fans who want both. >> in our generation, where you can buy single songs, for you to sit down and listen to an album all the way through takes a little bit of effort, i think. but i think it's well worth it. >> reporter: for these fans, every detail is something to cherish. ♪ >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, nashville. >> there you go. that's our broadcast on a friday night, and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we're back on the air later tonight for an all-new "rock center." 10:00, 9:00 central. then, of course, we'll >>> good friday evening, everyone. i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. so many mourners they had to move for those santa cruz officers brutally shot and killed tuesday has been moved. hp pavilion in san jose will host the service next thursday on march 7th. the details of the service is still pending, but the investigation is moving forward wi

." >>> after walking home from the oscars, singer adele tweeted a picture of her new trophy alongside a mini oscar she presented to her baby boy who in her eyes took home the prize for best son. >>> and finally according to the hollywood reporter, harrison ford is in the next "anchorman" sequel. ford is set to play a newscastor. paul rudd debuted his mustache on "today" yesterday. i didn't think actors grew tha kind of facial hair. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> joe said first nobody agrees with me, then three or four people agree with me. the fact of the matter is -- >> i said paul krugman versus the world. i meant it as a compliment. i did mean it as a compliment. i sat there and thought, wow, he doesn't think we need to address that? >> i didn't say that. >> what did you say? >> we have a problem in 2025, we don't have a problem this year or next year. >> it's being called the ali/frazier of economic debates, scarborough versus krugman. good morning, i'm mark halperin, this is "way too early." thanks for being up with us on this tue

. ♪ >>gretchen: according to reports beyonce and adele will head her party.y will allegedly sing at a private party paid for by the obamas, but the white house is shooting down the story saying it is false. >>steve: that story is out there everywhere. i'm looking at huffington post. it says they're booked. >> someone had to come up with the idea. i'm sure this didn't pop up out of thin air. >>steve: if it is true, when it came out, people are going let us get this straight. they closed the white house to the tours, but the first lady can have a gigantic, very expensive party with adele and other very big celebrities? it just seems wrong. >> this is the first weekend the white house is closed to the tours. i'm still trying to figure it out, why they would use that. >>steve: did they ever call you? >> no. we started something here. i'll do it again here. open our white house. hash tag open our white house. it trended. it came on the show friday morning. people are outraged at the white house tours. a lot of kids on spring break go to washington, d.c. with eithe

adelle think we will get there by job growth.nough people keepropping of the labour force which is not a good sign. that is like a contrary indicator. that is when the fed stops. that is when, like you said, people start pulling money out of stocks because bond rates normalize and a lot. >> markets always over level. let's talk about the fed members saying that household wealth has recovered to pre recession levels. i kind of like that. >> i struggle with that number. the bottom line is household wells, the middle class, most people have eir wealth tied up in their homes. the homes of a recovery value. think is kind of a questionable number. of course, of those homes have large investment accounts of course those group, but i don't think that that is the general american household. i think there is still under the gun and it is kind of -- it looks good on the surface but if you really dig down and talk to the average american adult think he does quite as good as those numbers suggest. dennis: let's talk little math. explain somet

this is america adele where every american gets equal rights under the constitution.ng them equal rights, why? i mean you haven't thought this through, my friend. i'm just telling you. you have to give some serious soul searching, because you are dead-ass wrong. >> and he could never answer the question. nobody ever has a good reason why do you care. >> bill: i gave him every opportunity. our roving ambassador arnold. >> caller: [ inaudible ] for him, bill. [ laughter ] >> caller: [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> caller: the "bill press show" is ripping with [ inaudible ]. what you say is very true bill. those republicans they don't think nothing of anything. they ain't got nothing to worry about. they are well-taken care of. they never have a problem of should we either pay our light bill this week? >> bill: yeah they do not have a clue. it's like unemployment insurance. we'll just cancel that, until they are out of work. why raise the minimum wage? right? they just don't relate at all, and they don't care. >> caller: it's very true. and the -- this weekend at the cpac

adelle is doing pretty well, even despite the so-called tax increases that we were able to put into effectly. i think the problem is going to be that the american public does not trust congress anymore. they have seen both sides blaming each other for failure nothing getting done. republicans say no increase in revenues. democrats are saying don't get anything. as long as they take those positions, nothing will ever get accomplished. neil: time is a wasting. that is done dealing with this continued revolution of the potential shutdown. all the powers that be in both parties say they want to avoid that. they said that last time that we can close to one. we will be avoided now? >> they're going to avoid it. they will pass in the house and senate will accept this week. the house will pass a continuing resolution that we will include changes for defense and military construction. a little more latitude at the department of defense and what to do. and i don't think they're going to have another -- the sequester in budget deal to take 15 minutes. that's how long it took us to work it out. but th

let's go to adele in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: hi, how are you? i'm wondering if you can tell me where you see costco a year from now? and do you think it will ever split? >> i think i see one closer to my neighborhood. right now there are two that are too far away. i think costco has the ability to be the juggernaut. i like the stock. they paid dividend. good news. wouldn't surprise me, costco growing at the pace it's growing. it is pretty quickly. i would say, that i could see the stock trading easily up to 110 without a problem. even in a bull market, it is best to pay up for the best of breed. and in the world of home improvement, as much as lowe's is a nice house, home depot is the best house in a pretty darn good neighborhood. don't move. >>> coming up, you plan, you play, you try to be perfect. but can your strategy stand up to cramer's test? call, e-mail or tweet @jimcramer to find out if your portfolio has what it takes in "am i diversified?" ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it is time. are you ready, skedaddy? we start with frankie in pennsylvania. frankie? >>

. >> sean: 118 rounds of golf and basketball, and concerts, adele and beyonce are coming to the white house and the great shooting session by president mark smith, president smith & wesson there. >> and now-- >> for free. >> and what i'm missing are the pictures of george w. bush cutting down trees in the middle of two wars, where those. >> cutting down trees. >> sean: he gave up golf during the war because he didn't want families of brave men and women seeing him playing golf while they're fighting a war. >> he had no problem going to the ranch in crawford. he had no business clearing brush, he had no problem. >> sean: excuse me. >> the vacations which he did. >> sean: excuse me, he wasn't playing golf. yeah, cleaning brush and riding a bicycle. that's what he did for vacation. but a lot of this time katie, what they're trying to do, here you have the lavish parties and vacations and making some moral equivalencesy. >> yeah, and i think that there's a huge difference between playing golf, going to hawaii taking separate flights. let's not forget that michelle obama took a separate fl

he calls for the approval of the keystone xl pipeline, saying adel create jobs and make america more energy independent. >> hi, everybody. for millions of americans, this is a sacred time of year. this week, jewish families gather around the table commemorating exodus from egypt. this weekend, michelle, malia, sasha and i will join christians around the world to celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. these holy days afford us the precious opportunity to slow down and spend quiet moments. ourng our lord and savior, neighbors and seeing everyone as a child of god. we recommit to following his example here on earth. those values are at the heart of not just the christian faith but all faiths from judea's and to islam, hinduism. there is a powerful call to serve our brothers and sisters, to keep it until our hearts and compassion for all and to treat others as we wish to be treated ourselves. that is the common humanity that binds us together. as americans, we are united by faith in the ideals that lie at the heart of our founding. responsibilityd to look out for fellow citizens. i

alphonse had married his first cousin adele, a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a move that would change the direction of his art and his life. paris in the 1880s was becoming the modern city. baron haussmann's legacy, the great boulevards that define modern paris had sliced through the heart of the city, displacing anyone in the way. the poor and the working class moved out of the city's center. many went to montmartre. annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte

in fact, i heard adele's already working on the sad version of "the chicken dance." [ laughter ] [ humming "chicken dance" slowly ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers ] [ with british accent ] "thank you, thank you." [ laughter ] here's a major sports story. after their comeback over cleveland last night, the miami heat have won an incredible 24 games in a row. [ cheers and applause ] it has been so long since the heat lost, the last time it happened, i had to page my friend on his beeper to tell him about it. that's how long -- the last time the heat lost, honey boo boo was just what i said to my wife when i got a paper cut. >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the last time the heat lost, conan o'brien was the host of "the tonight show." >> steve: what? [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: long time ago. some -- [ laughter ] some political news today. republican senator, saxby chambliss says he doesn't support gay marriage because he's not gay. which would be pretty believable if his name didn't sound like a brand of pink champagne. [ laughter ] saxby chambliss. [ light laughter ] speaking of the gop, th

but i think since adele in one direction and all these people have have had massive amounts of success>> touring with taylor swift at 23. you're both single. i'm doing the math here. anything you want to get off your chest? >> to be honest, when that rumor came out, it kind of felt like a bit of journalism. whenever she's pictured with someone, people say that she's dating them. before me, it was the dude from foster the people. whenever she's pictured with a guy, people say that. and i think people were just like oh, yeah. but i don't know. i think you can be friends with someone without having to sleep with them. i've got morals. >> you've said this. you were told i won't go down the wrong path. i'm not that kind of guy. i'm not a drug taker. most of the people who have been on coke are idiots. they talk too much. interesting perspective. very mature for a 22-year-old to say that in the music industry. how can you be so sure as your fame continues, the money continues, et cetera. you won't fall prey to a very familiar, rocky path? >> as you know, in the industry, you do meet a lot of

liz: raise your hand if you still on adelle pc. where is it?or in the closet of a garage? guess what? yesterday hundreds of people jump on the facebook page to tell us where they keep their belts. we got so many responses. here's what some of you said. sally clarke says, had one i used for ten years. loved it. in the garage now. rodney pruitt, very dedicated. to desktops that have never had a problem. to laptops have never a problem. he did not have the fire think. i will stick with tell. this is michael dell. follow me. kent williams says once you go maquis never go back. i disagree with that. >> reporter: that guy is with -- week. liz: you know apple geeks. using it as his boat anchor. come on. monday i am going to show you what i am doing. >> reporter: what does that i have, raft? i didn't know that there were upscale. liz: we have a guest to know. >> reporter: at that our viewers were like -- liz: this week -- coat cook your easter geese. this week marks the tenth anniversary of the world's first physical gold etf. the metal may have more t

but i think since adele in one direction and all these people have >> touring with taylor swift at 23 doing the math here. anything you want to get off your chest? >> to be honest, when that rumor came out, it kind of felt like a bit of journalism. whenever she's pictured with someone, people say that she's dating them. before me, it was the dude from foster the people. whenever she's pictured with a guy, people say that. and i think people were just like oh, yeah. but i don't know. i think you can be friends with someone without having to sleep with them. i've got morals. >> you've said this. you were told i won't go down the wrong path. i'm not that kind of guy. i'm not a drug taker. most of the people who have been on coke are idiots. they talk too much. interesting perspective. very mature for a 22-year-old to say that in the music industry. how can you be so sure as your fame continues, the money continues, et cetera. you won't fall prey to a very familiar, rocky path? >> as you know, in the industry, you do meet a lot of people who run these kind of drugs. i met a lot of them wh

number on food stamps, close to 50 million people and a president now, he's bringing in beyonce and adele to a party. he's planning his martha's vineyard vacation and playing golf with tiger woods. that golf trip with tiger woods would have prevented 340 people from being furloughed. is this fair to bring this up, is the president too lavish in his travel. i think the president's the singular most visible figure in america and you have to lead by example. i think you said it in your introduction. everyone understands the president is entitled to vacations and entitled to security, all the security they need and so forth given the history in this country in the past, all of those things, but i think you have to lead by example. some of the congressional offices here have led by example. in my office when i took office we reduced 10 percent our office budget at least 10% a year because we wanted to set that example. when the sequester hit the congress this year want nearly as big an impact as it otherwise would have been. even there we had to cancel staff travel for a few weeks to make sure

more people have heard chris tomlin's tunes than katy perry's, adele's, and kelly clarkson's combined kid who grew up in texas just wanting to play guitar. at this moment, you are one of the most successful songwriters on the planet. is that even comprehensible to you? >> no one's ever said that to me. especially with a camera in my face. >> what do you think about that? >> i don't think about that. that's not a motivator to me. ♪ nothing compares to when i hear people say, i'm at church, this is a song we sing in our church. you know why, because i feel like at that point it's not attached to me anymore. >> that is the secret to tomlin's success. he writes worship music. wildly popular compositions sung in tens of thousands of churches each sunday by up to 60 million people, according to the company who measures music usage in churches. his following, which has slowly built over two decades, has brought everything, top-quality videos, a fancy tour bus. how many miles do you think you've covered with your music? >> oh, gosh, couple million for sure. >> clearly, millions of dollars, th

. >> they closed the white house to tours but the first lady can have a giant expensive party with adeled wrong. >> they meet, and everybody makes a big deal out of them meeting and in the meantime our nation is going to hell. >> there will be more contentious debate and honest disagreement. >> wait a minute, i'm going to start being nice to the republican leaders. >> do you think his so-called charm offensive is sincere? >> the answer to that question will be determined based on how he conducts himself. >> still believe compromise is possible. >> he is moving in the right direction. i'm proud of him for doing it. >> big question is, what is the president up to? >> as part of your budget, you assume the repeal of obama care? >> yes. >> that's not going to happen. >> we can come together to do big things. >> we come from different perspectives. i ran against him in the last election. >> let's get right to our panel. we're joined by msnbc contributor jonathan capehart of the "washington post." steve kornacki, who, of course, is my colleague and co-host of "the cycle" and msnbc director jam

her 50th at the whitehouse and adele has reportedly saying she will do it for free.ne would assume she would say yes with the obama family but no comment on this from the white house. >> no lip sinking. >> we shut down tours but we let celebrities inyncing. >> we shut down tours but we let celebrities in. >> last week we talked about joy bay hair leaving the view -- behar is leaving. us weekly reporting elizabeth hasselbeck is being pushed out by producers. market research showing people are not watching the daytime chat fest specifically because much her. >> barbara walters will clear up her intentions on the view later this morning. >> regarding? >> that's all they said. we will find out later today. >> suspension is killing me. is back, john kerry, world tour good impression? >> i think it was well covered. it was great to see, it came into play a little bit on this 10 day trip. the president was making fun of him at the grid iron. >> more john kerry pant suits are needed or something. shaping the style. he went to paris and spoke french and went to berlin and ger

credit for certain things but there was a resolution which held them to account and they were not adel pleased and this year it's come up again and we felt very strongly not enough progress has been made on this issue and it's important for the human rights council to be sufficient to have the courage to say that was a long time ago and things have moved on but actually to hold from, so actually that will be the case. the problem is of course that the government's claim their sovereignty as you mentioned that actually one of the good things about the conventions and the role of the united nations is that is acknowledging the issues of human rights don't stop at the borders you can't just put up a sheet and say sovereignty. we've gone beyond that and it's right for the international community to concern itself and we've tried to concern ourselves and in the book i describe some of my visits to places with the elders to north korea for example and president jimmy carter brought before who'd been there once as the general director of the organization that she was shocked to have the hospi

more people have heard chris tomlin's tunes than katy perry's, adele's, and kelly clarkson's combinedthis moment, you are one of the most-successful songwriters on the planet. is that even comprehensible to you? >> no one's ever said that to me. >> but it's true. >> especially with a camera in my face. >> what do you think about that? >> i don't think about that. that's not a motivator to me. ♪ nothing compares to when i hear people say, at my church, "this is a song we sing at my church." you know why? because i feel like at that point it's not attached to me anymore. >> reporter: that is the secret to tomlin's success. he writes worship music. wildly popular compositions sung in tens of thousands of churches each sunday by up to 60 million people. according to the company that measures music usage in churches. his following, which has slowly built over two decades, has brought everything any pop star might seek. top-quality videos, a fancy tour bus. how many miles do you think you've covered with your music? >> oh, gosh, a couple million for sure. >> reporter: clearly, millions of d

i heard adele is working on the sad version of the chicken dance. ♪ ♪ nananana.nd of her reputation. >> brian: jimmy fallon might be keeping the tonight show here, getting it in 2014, while jay leno could be out of a job, coming to fox. >> steve: it's a big story in the tabloids in new york city today about how it sounds like nbc and jimmy fallon show are getting a big tax break to bring the program to new york. >> anna: not to mention all the spit fire that's going on between leno and nbc. they've been quietly trying to get him to go for a while now and he is definitely not going quietly. he's been saying a lot of nasty things about the nbc executives. >> steve: it's going to come back to haunt him. let's tell but cara sands, she's a mom in the flower bluff, texas school district. she reviewed her fifth grader's school work at the end of the day and she was horrified when she saw this was a question that her child had to answer. how would you -- >> brian: i don't know what's worse. the right answer or the fact your kid got it right. >> steve: their right answer,

amazing trips around the world and balls, and a birthday for michelle obama next year with beyonce and adelel. it's interesting that the stock market would be up 10% and the president's approval rating down 11% so far this year. stuart: it was the merit poll, the merit-- >> the merit and gallup. stuart: approval rating down, personal popularity rating way down, last word? >> i have a suggestion that the people would volunteer to do most of these jobs. walk the white house dog. open the doors, for six, six digit salaries, i mean, this is hypocritical and goes back to the president's own words, you can't change washington from the inside. stuart: so good. charles: his budget is up for these kind of things, up 15% over president bush, a lot in this environment. stuart: and facebook's chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg says a lot of women do not lean in to their careers because when they stand out they are criticized, but when men do the same, they're considered go-getters, leaders. joining us now is demi madden herself a female executive. do you agree he with that? do you agree with shery

this comes just days after commissioner robert adelle said he will be leaving his post.s in these panels. and shares of marion software are soaring on the company's new york stock debut. the on-line at management company strong ipo comes on the heels of wednesday's successful offering from revenue management software company model and. and starting this sell premium seats on cross-country flights. it will only be available on daytime flights. the airline has been using passengers on cross-country flights because of its lack of first-class or business seating. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us at you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're htory. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simp saluting history... we're making it. cheryl: it's been 15 minutes. it's time for stoc

adelle is on track, nicole petallides to offer another record close, perhaps. >> reporter: pretty exciting in a believable. for the folks you are waiting for the pullback, some of the shorts getting squeezed. there was a lot of anticipation that we would have a pullback more recently than actually break his record highs. we have actually broken record highs and and so again and again this week. today is no different. today we traded as high as 14,400. so it's cheap. we certainly have a lot of winners. payroll numbers came in better than expected. we are seeing people leaving the labor force altogether, just fed up and not even trying to get a job anymore. the main picture is that the job numbers are going in the right direction ultimately which has helped start numbers as well. as far as some of the winners on the dow jones industrials, names like mcdonald's came out with same-store sales numbers and strength in the united states. disney and caterpillar are among the other leaders. we have seen names throughout this week a multi-year highest all-time highs. today is no different. the fear

so nelson adel has democracy and we have ari said strong institutions. the power cannot have control of an institution. that is why institutions have good governance. good governance asem accountability and that is why you have to be held accountable which means that those who are responsible for public office, everything that they do is accountable and therefore we have -- we would like to address because i myself have a 727 for one year now but no one seems to be interested in buying it. it might have to be given to a museum. we had two aircraft but senegal does not need to presidential aircraft. this is the thing that i told all the ministers and senior officials that are no longer there. we are seeking to invent private investments at the international level. we are trying to strengthen the rule of law and have an independent justice system. we have to say things as they are and in many countries corruption is a fact. go therefore we must constantly work to reduce corruption down to the level that will be significant and that is not easy because the

are not necessarily aligned but there is the old the enemy of my enemy is my friend so saifel saifel adel sulaiman abu ghaith have been in iran under house arrest and half allowed to communicate with al qaeda seniors. >> what happens today? >> today will be a very interesting day. he'll be arraigned in manhattan federal court and this will probably be the biggest security operation we've seen in more than a decade since the embassy bombers were brought to trial. this is a senior al qaeda leader not in gitmo but manhattan. >> why not gitmo? >> that's a question raised by people. >> that will be a big political debate which is why wasn't he taken to guantanamo why isn't he an enemy combatant? there's a couple practical legal reasons. the military law on conspiracies toward material support versus being an actual combatant are a little more vague but there's a practical sense. everybody who has been put through the federal court system, you get indicted there's about a year you're tried and then you're in jail. in gitmo they're still in hearings after years and years trying to figure out how

rumor has it adele -- >> oh, yes. >> is about to -- >> ding, ding, ding. >> have a major -- the oscart could fetch her $15 million. she is spectacular looking. flawless and not to mention the voice. just telling "the sun" she would only accept the campaign if it were to her taste. >> this is the sun summit or different? >> i believe this all went down at the sun summit where they were jiggling. >> and bouncing. >> oh, my. >> but she said they would have to incorporate her music in whatever deal she decides to take which shows her power right now in the industry. and finally in pop news today you guys know the beckham who scores, meet the beckham who snores. take a look. >> that's wonderful. >> wow. >> that's really all i have to say. >> good. it's frisky friday. >> that's right from the three stooges. woop, woop. >> his owner lindsay posted it on youtube and has gone massively viral. the best way to end pop news on a friday. >> pop news isn't the only world of celebrities, by the way. we get tweeted occasionally in weather by celebrities as well. how about this, this picture of the l.