and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back with the panel, alana, jimmy and zurlina.of the richest -- richest men in the world. let me put it that way. three months ago we told you about how the billion dollar divorce hat. oil magnate harold hamm worth about $18 billion agreed to pay his ex-wife $975 million. she cashed this last week and she's not done. she's planning to appeal saying she's entitled to half the $18 billion empire she helped him build. zerlina, would you become okay -- >> i would be okay with $900 i mean, you don't have to give me a ton of money. i'm thinking of creative ways she can use the $975 million to make the world a better place. >> she's going to use it to get lawyers to make her world a better place. >> she's not short of cash at this moment, so she can feel very comfortable and hopefully we'll see things from her in the future. >> a lot of people believes she deserves more. she says he helped him to get there. the whole thinned is mind-blowing to me. i can't even begin to conceptualize what it would be like to have a check that gives you so

alana simon. >> my name is alana simon. i'm 19 years odes and studying computer science at harvard. when i was 12 years old i was diagnosed with a rare liver cancer. thanks to incredible advances the help of scientists and the community, i was able to identify the change in the dna that leads to this cancer. rather than trying to learn about all the cancer, i just examined a small, well-defined patient group. with this knowledge we're working on the first diagnostic tests. last year at the white house science fair i met the president and got to discuss my research with him. it was such an honor to meet him then. it's with great pleasure introduce the president to you today. [ applause ] >> well, thank you so much alana for that wonderful introduction. let me just be clear. when i was 19 i was not doing genetic testing. when mittet her at the white house science fair last year, she tried to explain her research to me and to help her explain her findings she made these giant pink chromosomes out of swim noodles, which was helpful to me because i know what swim noodles are and i saw ho

but i could not have been more impressed with alana. she represents the incredible talent and energy and possibility of our young people. i'm so proud of her. i'm so grateful that you introduced -- she introduced me today and is doing great at harvard. those of you who are interested in investing stock in her, i'm sure she has a agent of some sort. [laughter] without folks who are doing outstanding work to keep americans healthy. we have america's health and human services secretary, sylvia burwell. you can give her a round of applause. [applause] >> we've got our surgeon general. [applause] stand up. our new surgeon general. we haven't had one in a while. we are happy to have him here. he looked sharp in his uniform. we have the national cancer institute. [applause] we have the singing scientists of nih here. [applause] and we have my science advisor who does not sing. [applause] for anyone wondering, is there a doctor in the house, we have you covered. wheels of members of congress who are here. lamarr alexander from the great state o

that's where we find our fan alana mitchell. she watches us on kvly channel 11.>> good doggy. >> alana, before we put you to the test with trivia we want to tell everyone why you were chosen. >> alana recently received her master's degree in creative writing and is working for her high school teaching certificate. she loves to watch the show with her son who has become one of your biggest fans. alana says he knows lots about the show. >> time to put your fandom to the test. >> recently we have been following our style editor bobbie thomas -- major life milestones. is it, a, getting married? b, becoming pregnant with her first child? or c buying her first home? >> okay. i heard none of that because of my son. >> is bobbie thomas pregnant? >> yes. >> you got it! >> you won the grand fan prize, so you and a guess will be heading to the all inclusive golf and spa resort in cancun mexico. >> you'll be going there for four days and three nights and stay in a luxury wellness suite. round trip airfare provided by delta air lines. >> alana, who are you taking? >> i don't

president, girls nation president alana and vice president jennifer hall, welcome to all of these senators. it is an honor to be here today to welcome you and introduce my boss, the president. before i do, i would like to share thoughts as a former girls nation senator representing kansas 21 years ago this summer. it seems like it was not too long ago before i was of excitement -- was in the rose garden, full of excitement at being in a historic place. i am glad that the tradition has not changed. >> what do you remember about that? that was a long time ago. >> yes, that was some time ago. i remember being summoned, i think they actually wanted one of the cabinet members to introduce him at the event and they were all off to something else and could not do it. someone had heard that i had been a girls nation representative and asked me to speak. it continues to be the greatest honor i have had, conservative the white house and work with president clinton -- to serve in the white house and work with president clinton. he gave me an opportunity to serve and learn. many young people of color

. >> i'm alana. >> that is beautiful. >> i'm marry margaret. >> were you last one you take the mike andl us what it means to be a girl scout. >> it means the world, for me of course, i'm 18, in my last year and use my cookie sales to take myself to savanna. we are doing a huge trip with my troop and we're excited. >> what about you, kate. >> well, girl scouts is very important to my life because it has taught me to be a leader and made me how confident i am today. >> fantastic. all you ladies we're running out of the time wave to the camera. kim, tell me how much everything cost. >> $4 for a box, $5 for gluten free. >> i see a number of girls in the grocery stores and out and about. >> that is right looking for cook is in your community go to our web site at gsep.org and go to the location and find the booth closest to you. >> ladies, good luck. thanks. >> do you have in docy dos. 6:55. traffic and weather together. >> hey ukee, good morning. we can expect to see quiet weather from now in the upcoming weekend. it doesn't stay that way all weekend but we have high pressure on our side fo

she's 16 years old alana of avalor.uled to be in a cartoon next year and she'll have her own series and that's set to debut in 2016 and she's going to be be voiced by actress amy carrero. . >>> all right. besides the action on the field tomorrow, millions of people tune in to see some of the biggest companies go head to head in the battle of that best commercial. >> so in the spirit of the big game, mike and i have started our own little competition by picking our own favorite commercial. >> we're going to show you both of them and we'll let you know how to vote for which one of us agree with us. just begging for votes, that is what she does. >> that's right. like to win. first up mike's pick from doritos. >> take any empty seat that you see. . >> i do have it. [ music ] [ baby crying ] >> when your mom looks up can you tell her about me. >>> the next pick is bud light and similar to last year's question, are you up for whatever happens next. >> 3, 2, 1. >> what in the world -- [ cheering ] . >> i think it's too similar

host: alana, brooklip new york. you are on with scott perry guest: okay.aller: yesterday i got cut off but talking being who would run for g.o.p. i personally think that al enemy west he loves america whether he is a democrat or a republican and he always seems to know what he is talking about as far as protecting america. and i think in the future we should look in to what he knows, how smart he is, and can he do the job? guest: listen alana. i can't alan, he is a good friend and a great american patriot. he served his nation in combat. at the end of the day that's alan's decision to run and people will determine whether they agree with his philosophy and leadership style and vision for america. but it's strange to say we should look in to -- i think it's obvious where he stands on most issues. most people have a strong opinion of allen west. i think he would be a great candidate. i am with you host: mitt rom energy a third run pneumonia the presidency? guest: i think it adds to the conversation. i don't agree with him on everything, but i think it allege

sonia salt sotomayor and alana kagan. >> i worry about the climate of the era, how that gets reflectedhington so broken so dysfunctional, partisan polarization. in obama's case is especially pronounced because the promise of candidate obama was to break through that be transformational, bring the two parties together. the fact that those were the expectations he set in the campaign in 2008 and that this is the reality of american politics now does that affects his legacy? >> i think we tend to forget it as part of the legacy. we focus on the great man idea of american politics. we look at what the president did, didn't do what was fleeting or lasting, but the environment is really what matters. i do think it shapes what a president can do. obama's presidency is in part about the republicans on capitol hill. that will be a big legacy, the right shift to the party, the party to obstruct a lot of policies in 2010. we talk about president johnson as a villain with vietnam or a hero with the great society, but what was it about congress or the nation that allowed a transformative period to

alana, aan independent. caller: good morning. it's nice to see you. you have a beautiful hairdo. host: thank you. caller: you're welcome. my idea is this __ the next person running for president should consider eliminating taxing the minimum wage earner. the people working at burger king would bring home a whole lot more money if the government did not taxes on their $7.50 earnings. that would put more people to work. they would come home with a little bit more money. they would have a little bit more consumer power. the government should have the heart to not taxed people earning less than $10 per hour. host: travis from kentucky. caller: good morning. i'm from michigan, though. i wanted to talk about the minimum wage, and how it should go up. i know some people disagree. host: john in oregon. a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to make a comment about the presidents speech last night. he was saying __ talking about wanting to work with democrats and republicans. he made a long list of things he would be to. i do not understand how that would work wit

host: alana, >> host: brooklyn, new york, go ahead you are on with scott perry. >> caller: how are you,? yesterday i got cut off but they were talking about who would run for geo b. i personally think alan west loved america whether he is a democrat or republican. he always seems to know what he's talking about, and i think in the near future we should look at what he knows, how smart he is and getting to the job. >> guest: i appreciate that. allen is a good friend and american patriot. he served his nation in combat, but that at the end of the day is alan's decision to run and people will determine whether they agree with his philosophy and leaders of style and vision for america. kind of strange to say we should look into his -- and a strong opinion of alan west i am with you. >> host: should be serve the presidency -- >> guest: it adds to the conversation which is a great thing. it adds to the conversation and enhances our process. i am not planning to run for president any time soon but i imagine the others will say come on in, the water is warm. >> host: after the primary. andrew,