next, will alexis finally break up with? will you?think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. john: if you have been with us, i assume you are now easier for alexis to fulfill the promise to the titles of the show and break up with down, but it is hard to do. >> are you finally done with? >> i cannot seem to get rid of him. i keep seeing that thing. john: so involved in so many parts of her life that is hard to separate. without even getting a vote of approval from congress to declare 5 million more workers eligible for mandatory overtime, imposing new restrictions on coal burning power plants, gave 800,000 home buyers taxpayer backed subsidies and more. now, regulators are not evil and meanwhile, but they have blinders on. in thein the area of they

[ laughter ] >>> video starts with the young girl by the name of alexis. she's on vacation on a 100 foot cat maran. she's enjoying a day trip. starts off, everyone's having fun. shortly after that, you see people wearing their life jackets. >> there's water in the bottom of the boat. >> the party music abruptly ends. you begin to see the boat lifting. shortly after, people begin to slide across as the list becomes more extreme. you hear people screaming in the background when water begins to splash on deck. this catamaran does go down. alexis knows enough about swimming that she's removed her life jacket. she didn't want to get trapped underneath that canopy. you see many survivors out of the boat and drifting in the water. this incident killed three people. and you can hear alexis sees one of them. >> i think he's dead. >> this experience very traumatic, as you might imagine. this incident happened a year and a half ago. she's joining us via skype. thank you so much for sharing your video and your story. take us through this experience a little bit. >> it

john: alexis? >> i think the system is rigged in favor of corporate interests against the individuals. donald trump is able to use the bankruptcy code to discharge debt that he owes his lenders four times in bankruptcy. but students who go broke are unable to discharge their student loans in bankruptcy. john: do you agree with bernie sanders who says it's unfair and we have to redistribute? >> a lot of the wealth is redistributed upwards. the top 20% of earners pay 80% of personal income tax in this country. the flat tax is simple. eliminate ways corporations are able to cure special privileges and special benefit. and it make it easier for everyone to pay their taxes. >> wealthy people have more benefit from taxation and they should pay more taxes. reporter >> government take away opportunity for young people to get in there and provide competition to some of the established companies. my makeup and hair was done by a young entrepreneur woman. she had to spend 1,5. >> 0 hours getting licensed. we

. >> alexis, i didn't thank you for your present. >> it's he you should slap, dear, not i. >> we all wanted to live like we were on dynasty, like the carringtons. >> it was a wonderful picture of debauchery. >> agreed was okay in the 80s. >> primetime families like the carringtons who live here in luxury on the "dynasty" und stage are not the onlyich folk in tv. almost half of all new shows have featured the wealthy. ten years ago, that figure was zero. >> it was an accident. your father is dead. "falcon crest" was a winery. >> all of those shows where, oh, my god, what's next? what's going to happen with that? he can't get away with that. and then you tune in and it was appointment television. >> what will become of the missing twins on "knots landing"? >> what? >> colby was the spinoff for "dynasty." they were seeing how much they could max this stuff out. >> where is your son myles? is he part of this or is he playing polo as usual? >> the colbys can always find room for another trophy.

alexis: this is very particular. companies owning real estate in london they have been some fantastic stocks. they were up 200% or 300%. but we are getting very conscious last year when there were trading above one of the highest ever with a lot of the rent prices very high. the management still believe it is low. the average rent is already at the top end. anna: are you talking what shorting office buildings? end luxury high part of the market is under pressure. you can cover i think twice the size of hyde park with luxury flats and construction. windy, and a lot of two-bedroom flats with balconies. anna: thank you very much. manus: up next, we talk about banks. jp morgan jumps. anna: we take a look at the road ahead, and the european banking sector. ♪ welcome back, this is "countdown." they could be a little higher at the start of the equity trading day. future right now, let's find that what is moving around in the news flow. unionte: thank you, labor reported first quarter sales growth in line with estimates. off

reporter: the uphill battle continues for alexis tsipras.thens needs its creditors to sign off, but 10 hours of negotiations between the greek government and creditors over the weekend came to nothing. the greek prime minister, on monday, pointed the finger at the imf for not learning from past policy mistakes. that thoseparadox who admitted these policies were a mistake and it on making the mistakes again. reporter: the main sticking points are pension system reforms and regulating nonperforming loans. tsipras's government is reluctant to put the measures into effect. and 86 billion dollar bailout deal last summer in exchange for reforms. if athens holds up its end of the bargain, they will give the green light on the review, unlocking up to 5 billion euros in aid. >> we will find a solution in the next few weeks. but, that has nothing to do with debt relief. greece has to do more to find a way to make its economy competitive. more must be done, and this needs to be explained again and again to the greek people. reporter: without relief of

as --ors resumed talks in as tensions heightened between e u leaders and greek prime minister alexis tsipras. welcome to "countdown" this monday morning. anna: it has just gone 6:00 here, let's talk about the oil price. it seems appropriate. we have this big interview, before the weekend. stories coming with the saudi royal family. they are putting their money where their mouth is. manus: two weeks ago, we talked with the single biggest squeeze that went on, on record. record short positions. they are back. the money managers are back. that is what the risk is telling us. speculators have boosted their bearish bets up by 17% in the last week. that is behind part of that precipitous drop we saw on the back of that interview. they were there for five hours talking about everything under the sun. anna: checking where the oil prices now, continuing to retreat. $38.28, wti at $36.25. both of them moving further from the $40 mark. manus: the brent volume is barely above average, but the wti volume is 25% above average. you have russia and iran as well. anna: it is not enough for the irradi

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words from christine lagarde to alexis tsipras.ed about progress in an environment of extreme sensitivity. wikileaks released a transcript of the imf looking to want to push more debt relief toward greece. let's get more on this story. it is a fascinating one. let's talk to bloomberg news in athens. set the scene, if you will. arguments between creditors and greek politicians and heated words from either side. yes, well this weekend has been a game changer in our of how the talks were going. if you asked me on friday, i would say we are a week away from an agreement between the two sides. now, the imf has stated that we i ways away. the greeks are not ready to meet the fiscal targets that the imf and their european peers look for the greeks to hit. ally greecehe only has on debt relief. this has been tsipras' holy grail so far. tom: i like what you said about the imf he and the only ally. where are we in the crisis? is the crisis over for athens? >> i think this is more of a play that is intending for greek inner politics. i think

alexis reports. >> lawsuits, they are expensive.ometimes it makes no sense to litigate. until now when there is a booming new industry in lit litigation finance. speculators banking on a winning lawsuit. >> what is litigation finance? >> financing, paying money to a claimant who otherwise couldn't afford too prosecute what is a good case. >> if the litigant prevails the investor takes a cut. >> they have incentive to support good cases, because if they lose, it's their dime. >> the biggest player reports a 70% return on invested capital since going public in 2009. the co-founder is chair of a company that negotiates funding agreements. >> how big is this industry, these firms are making quite a bit. >> isi knew you were going to come to that. it's impossible to tell how much. you can't even tell in the u.s. how many litigations there are. >> lack of information that has congress concerned. senate judiciary grassley calls it alarming. >> what part is most alarming to you. >> i think the fact we don't know anything about it. >> he wan

. >> mr alexis tsipras is trying to manufacture the crisis in the hopes of pushing the i.m.f.out of negotiations, and negotiating with a commission, that appears more willing to accept the conditions. and pushing for measures of high quality. many thing they'll be dancing to the statement steps. this looks like a well-rehearsed gripe. others have lived short lives, only to be replaced by other governments. >> the israeli mincery tripled its ownership of palestinian owned documents. 165 dem police stations a month, human rights groups say the move is a deliberate form of discrimination, and the israeli government defended the actions as lawful. war veterans say they've been ignored despite having helped the career. >> zimbabwe's war veterans have a list of demands. they say they were poor and neglected, providing a trouble. trench shall access. education. they want a stake in the mining sector. mugabe says they want it all. zimbabwe's 92-year-old leader is under pressure to deliver. war veterans helped him to stay in power for 36 years. last time they were paid out by the gover

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just like two hours later while alexi and ash were sleeping. and it asked for the mother's name. i filled out my wife's information. and then it said father's name. and i started filling out my wife's father's name. [ laughter ] 'cause i thought that's what they meant. so, i'm writing tom ash and then it says father's phone number. and i'm thinking who knows their father-in-law's phone number? and then i realized, oh, i'm the father. [ laughter ] i am now the father of record. so, yeah. what a day. and i just wanna thank -- thank you. [ applause ] dr. yale and dr. romoff, the incredible staff at lenox hill. lisa, our nurses who were wearing the bunny ears, i don't know all your names, but i feel like there was a lisa and an anna, a lauren, a cottontail. [ laughter ] tyrique. one more shout out to tyrique, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] this close. you don't know how close you were to having a baby born in your uber and how close i was to having an ash tyrique meyers, 'cause you would have deserved that. i also wanna thank timothy olyphant, tracee ellis ross, and run river nor

there are the pictures. 29-year-old tierra lucas at left and her 23-year-old sister, alexis on the right charges as well. police i have that it happened outside of the olde towne tavern where brian graves was killed. police are still trying to determine exactly what happened. >>> it's been a cool and breezy start to your friday. we are looking at a couple flurries around earlier as well but mainly drying things out now. and we have breaks in the clouds and hints of sunshine. it's breezy and that gives us the wind chill factor. the temperature technically is in the 40s and it feels like the low 40s outside and that will feel warm when you compare what is on the way for the weekend. big changes coming. 44 in martinsburg. frederick, 43, and 46 we have cloud cover but this is the next system that will bring a cold and wintery saturday where we are going to be tracking rain and snow showers in the forecast. just to give you an idea hourly, we stay mainly dry and no problems for friday evening, date night and watch what happens overnight, closer to saturday morning, a rain and snow mix shower.

nhk world's alexi li reports. >> reporter: a concrete shroud now encases the destroyed plant. nhk obtained this video taken this month inside the number four reactor. on the floor is melted nuclear fuel. radiation levels remain extremely high. the amount would surpass japan's criteria for radiation exposure for one year in just seven seconds. when the reactor exploded, radioactive substances waufted over the land. it contaminated ukraine, russia, and over 20% of the land in belarus. this is one of the checkpoints to the restricted area. the plant is 30 kilometers from here. three decades after the accident, authorities still prohibit the public from entering. but leaders in belarus are changing their position. the president is promoting a project to rehabilitate abandoned settlements. this district is about 160 kilometers from the plant. it had been designated a contaminated zone. the authorities lifted the order in january. they say radiation is now below the government's limit. and they've been cutting back on subsidies for residents. the recommendation required for children

legislation would get the support of the 2 coalition , thees, including syriza party of prime minister alexis tsipras, and the opposition to the most controversial issue until today was the idea that greece should declare turkey as a country so that migrants can be sent back under international asylum trees. greece refused to do this. they say that turkey is not safe for everyone -- for instance, for kurds. they have found a way to work around this by basically bringing the great asylum legislation into line with other eu countries and according to the european commission, the should be enough, and under this legislation, the deal implemented by -- can start to be implemented by monday when we see the first returns of migrants from greece to turkey. tom: interesting to know what the general public in greece makes of this law because, after all, we have seen it spillover into rather tense scenes during the course of the last couple days on some of the outlying islands. reporter: yes, and this tension is only increasing. right now there are several hundreds of migrants in the port of death were

. >> reporter: alexi is here in the bay area for business, bought tickets for a couple hundred dollars each. >> warriors! >> we support the houston rockets and we're very happy. >> reporter: wow, that's what you're going to have to deal with. >> warriors, warriors! >> we are happy to come here. chances are slim. but we gonna fight. >> reporter: it's a fight for the warriors to defend their nba championship title and you can definitely hear the fans cheering them on. >> whoo! >> reporter: all right. so tickets are still available for monday's game. i checked just a few minutes ago and the cheapest was going for about $150. live in oakland, maria medina, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> well, steph curry teamed up with president obama for a new psa which was released today. take a look. >> sure you want to do that? >> yeah. set me up. >> okay. ♪[ music ] >> first time i saw the white house was in 1984. >> you can see the president imitating curry's dance on the basketball court. the psa is calling for americans to mentor youth in their communities. >>> beautiful day to get outdoors today. we ha

this comes as alexis tsipras continues negotiations with his country's creditors. about is not simply a demand of the german government against a dead haircut, but within the euro area, we believe legally speaking it is simply not possible. anna: our bureau chief in greece joins us now from athens. good morning to you. angela merkel says she wants the imf to stay in the great program, and yet she says she is not willing to give greece debt relief. there's a bit of conflict. help us determine what is good and bad news for greece. it's bad news for greece's government. it risks getting the full imf's treatment in terms of the painful economic overhauls and austerity measures that have been asked for. greek prime minister alexis tsipras is fully aware of these risks, and he has been trying to the last fewer weeks. it was a heated exchange over the weekend. it seems his efforts didn't yield any results. as german chancellor angela merkel said yesterday, germany wants the plan to stay on board. of course, greece will get something. that's what misses merkel hinted at in

the game is tied in the seventh, runners on corners, alexis arista with the sack bunt and four-three. padres take the lead. so last chance for phillies, fernando rodney, gets cameron rup to pop out and phillies lose the home opener, four-three your final score. recapping our top stories in the sports world where they are mourning loss of the hockey hall of famer ed snider. he was big on charity work and big on business opportunities. in fact he launched very first all sports radio network in the country. wip radio. >> ed snider has embodied for our city what we want, which is a play it, all out, every day, go for it, spend the money, do whatever it takes. >> he is the reason when you look at hockey in the united states, remember this was one of the expansion teams nobody knew if it would work, in the you had, snider took a chance. that is a shane gostisbehere coming from florida, so many americans are drafted, and ed snider is one of the crown jewels of owners in the the history of american sports. >> these guys are spot on. one of the things he said was go for it. that is what i thin

alexi that often. we meet regularly, and i hisly appreciate contribution in the past.tainly one of the useful experts. and what we've agreed on is, you know, he refused to work in the government, in the past, but now his position has changed. simple.ation is not and he's willing to contribute the currenth situation. we've agreed that he will work experttively with the counsel, the presidential expert counsel. theay be actually one of deputy heads in this council. and he may actually work in this research center or center.er thel develop strategies for and for ater 2018 longelonger perspective. about foreignalk policy. this has definitely become a successful campaign. going to talk three of us or what? let's talk about syria and the operation in syria, especially since everybody recognizes the in syria.ccess the military operation of the forces has and space essentially suppressed isis there.y but aren't you concerned that isis might come back? >> there is always the threat if fight terrorism effectively enough. and we see that many countries from terrorist attacks in t

police arrested 22-year-old alexis lucas and 29-year-old tiara lucas for stabbing a man on machine. the three got into a fight at the old town tavern on market street. the victim died at the hospital. >>> you might remember this the gallery place metro station in january. we've learned the six teens accused in that beating will not face charges. prosecutors dropped the aggravated assault charges against the wilson high school students. police say one of the teens sucker punched a rider and when will the rider fought back, the others attacked. d.c.'s attorney general and metro are not commenting on the decision. >>> 4:49. the woman whose suv landed in a creek is doing okay this morning after the help of a good samaritan. the driver of the suv needed help after veering off of rock creek parkway yesterday. you can see the front he said right there in the water. rain was coming down at the time of the accident, but it's not known whether that is why she went off the road. a passing driver helped get the woman out of the suffer. glad she's okay. >>> former virginia fire chief is poised t

alexi with the sack bunt. four-three, padres. last chance for the phils now. fernando rodney, been clear you are in like 8 million places. get rupp to pop up. phillies lose the home over err four-three, your final score. charlie on the bump tonight for the phils and the six remembers in toronto, just two games left, in their season. >> that's sports. i'm don bell, have a great day. >> so do you start your day with a starbucks run? >> the changes to the coffee chain rewards program start today. we will show you how it will impact your freebies. >> very upset with this. plus, this is one competition, local student bat it will out for cake boss, and our own vittoria widdle tries to drop those treats. stay with us. fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and

scarlet: in the meantime, alexis tsipras and joe biden have been discussing the greek bailout reviewgee crisis. something that assess and a conference call monday. they agreed this needs to be concluded as soon as possible so that debt relief talks can begin in april. alix: 2012 anyone we will be right back. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. what are you saying, 2012, anyone? great future in the euro could be back in place as this drags on july. christine lagarde said the beleaguered country is a good distance away from a loan agreement. the greek prime minister alexis tsipras has held calls for joe biden, as well as french president and cloth along about the bailout. they agreed the deal need to be concluded as soon as possible so the debt relief talks can begin in april. welcome back, joe weisenthal. right to see you. -- great to see you. you are really focused on this today. it seems like last year this story was finally behind us. there was a series of resolutions -- revelations or even as they are trying to hammer out the forms. you see them talking ab

seeing some volatility here, one of the better performers today, the best percentage performer is alexiharmaceuticals. commentk is higher on saying the cholesterol drug is tracking ahead of consensus. reporting are stronger initial usages and it points to a long-term potential being discounted by investors. this stock has been trading in a range and it appears buyers are getting interested. what about outside moves in biotech? abigail: today's big mover is horizon pharmaceuticals. the stock is plunging after offering a sales outlook that is below consensus. whatdespite reaffirming some investors and -- what some investors think to come. brokenlers have really -- stock, pushing it below a pushing it below buying support. matt: today is today -- today is equal pay day, marking how far into the year women have to catch up to men's earnings from the previous year. president obama is going to designate the house that serves as the headquarters for the national women's party as a national monument. the designation protects one of the oldest standing houses near the u.s. capitol. president oba

is it true that alexi will become head of the strategic development center?nd will devise a new program? meet with mr. alexi that often. but we meet regularly, and i really appreciate his contribution in the past. and he's certainly one of the most solid and useful experts. and what we've agreed on is, you know, he refused to work in the government, in the past, but now i see that his position has changed. the situation is not simple. and he's willing to contribute and help with the current situation. we've agreed that he will work more actively with the expert counsel, the presidential expert counsel. he may be actually one of the deputy heads in this council. and he may actually work in this strategic research center or some other center. he'll develop strategies for the future, after 2018 and for a longer perspective. >> now let's talk about foreign policy. the campaign has definitely become a successful campaign. are we just going to talk three of us or what? let's talk about syria and the operation in syria, especially since everybody recognizes the russ

alexis boomer with us there. splongs we are speaking about facebook at our facebook page and twitter as well. "making money" with my colleague charles payne starts now. charles: it looks like hillary clinton is getting a boost from millennials. am zoind killed the earnings estimates and went up much higher and helped the market. former speaker of the house john boehner weighing in on ted cruz. his quote hellish comparison with everyone else. and ted cruz got defensive. lucifer in the flesh. i have never worked a more miserable [bleep] in my life. >> i never worked john boehner. i don't know the man. i have met john boehner two or three times in my life. if i had said 50 words in my life to john bane were i would be surprised. and every one has been a pleasantry, good to see you, mr. speaker. charles: john boehner not doing much to help voters when it comes to respect for the republican party. the nation's unfavorable rating for the republican party at its highest point since 1992. 62% of the nation sees the gop u

how much political capital if any those alexis tsipras have right now?hat he has is a government that has gone through two elections last year, referendum, and is still hanging together. his party broke up last year, and the people who remained on board did so knowing that it would have to implement this third bailout. is that he has lost to mps already from the governing coalition, so they are down to 153 out of the 300, and the package on the table is not oft the 5.4 billion euros austerity measures, but the extra set of contingent measures they have to pass. that is a problem for him. the difference with last year is that the government seem more determined to remain in power what ever the costs. the feeling is that they are going to try to get this through parliament. the question is whether a few mps decide that it is too much or there will be too much of a reaction and local constituencies, or if it does pass, if they can survive after that. greekt: we have seen the bond spread come in a little bit here. what is the next event on the calendar that

this is alexis sosa in handcuffs after turning himself in to the harris county sheriff's office. the 77-year-old woman was attacked in her apartment at the forest glenn senior living complex. this all happened 10 days ago and fairfax county police say it was old them nab the suspect last night. hall fired at his job in chantilly. >> scares the heck out of me when i think kids go, they get dressed here. they come out on deck here. wow. >> reporter: paul, terminated a day after charged with attempted rape. sodomy and other sex crimes, against a 77-year-old womaned at the forest glenn senior complex, he entered the apartment in the 14,400 block through the unlocked front door, had a conversation with her and then allegedly sexually assaulted her. what is more, police say he stole crash before leaving. fairfax county police increased patrols and handed out fliers. investigators say the two n' know each other, hall lives and works in the area. the rec center, a couple of miles away. >> i coach kids here. that's absolutely scary. >> reporter: many of the residents here did not want to

. >> during his visit there to lesbos, the pope met with the greek prime minister, alexis tsipras.e a listen. >>> i think it was a significant chance to give the correct messages to the global community in order to recognize the efforts of the greek people and to greece, in order to face this humanitarian crisis, this refugee crisis. i think it was very -- it was too important for us because we tried from the very beginning to phase this crisis in high difficulties. i think that during the day we managed to keep our values and principles. at the same time in europe, there were some of our partners that didn't do the same. >> reporter: what countries, hungary, for instance, others? >> no sense now to say specifically, but i can say that it's not so easy for me. it is european councils. when my colleagues ask me to protect the borders by pushpack, to people on the scene. it was not so easy for me to explain to them that this is against our principles, secondly, out of the international legislation, and it was difficult to convince my colleagues when their public opinion went against

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>> alexis in the second and third season. >> stephen: would be a shame to do all the acting and neverk is -- the better her work is. >> stephen: no the more gooder. you do have a way with languages. >> i do! thank you. (applause) >> stephen: did you grow up acting this kind of drama? >> i started when i was about 9. >> stephen: pretty early. it was pretty early. i did improv growing up. >> stephen: you were an improv kid? games? >> i did it in elementary school, high school and after in university. >> stephen: when did you ever study if you were doing all this? >> i didn't. i was such a bad kid playing improv games in the back alley. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, that back alley improv is really dangerous. >> lots of people died -- in scenes, of course. no, we would do like fight club improv. >> stephen: fight club improv. yes. >> stephen: and the first rule of fight club improv? >> don't talk about it on public television, i guess. >> stephen: thank you for being here. the first season of afterafterpremieres thursday -- "orphan black" premiers thursday 10:00 p.m. on bbc america. tatiana

the trigger word is alexis. that's the confusion. scarlet: let's bring in cory johnson to look at these results. we have to start at amazon. for the bottom line. the consensus estimate was $.57, gaaphis is a caa -- number. cory: it is the biggest quarter they have ever had at amazon web services. yearis a revenue change over year of 55%. that business is growing faster as it gets bigger, which is just a sight to behold. it shows the power of the cloud and companies picking amazon when they make that move. joe: how big of a deal now is ? is to the company how significant is the growth of amazon web services to the long-term story to the justification? cory: on a consolidated basis, you saw this company operating inside of $1 billion. $604 million came from amazon web services. shares aree that stronger, if that is the surprise, the profitability is great. it's all about web services. it might be a small part of the overall picture in terms of revenue, but it is about 60% of profit. as important as the numbers are for amazon -- i in sa

there was a follow-up between alexis tsipras and the imf the.e will hear more about that later from our main in athens. this is the six-month chart. toay, the yield is rising the highest in over two weeks. last august of course, when we had the fears that greece was not going to receive its third bailout, that is when it rose to 30%. it is still a far cry from there. investors are starting to say they need a deal soon or there may be talks of a grexit rather than a brexit that will be familiar with investors. betty: it is good to get that perspective though even if you had to use the word grexit. vonnie quinn is that the news desk. vonnie: thank you so much. a new series of reports says world leaders, criminals, and celebrities have used companies to hide their well. ofording to a group investigative journalists, $2 billion of transactions involve people like vladimir putin for example. this is firm files from a law firm and panama after the head of a major russian state-owned bank dismissed the allegations. >> nobody said that mr. putin was inv

i want to play -- alexis, hold on a second. >> okay. stuart: you've got to listen to this.is one of your guys. i want to play a clip from alan dershowitz, professor at harvard. he's talking about free speech under attack on our college campuses right now. roll tape. >> in the 1930s when students at german universities tried to and succeeded in stopping left-wing speakers, jewish speakers and others, burned the books, and as justice jackson said at nuremberg, when you start by burning books, you end by burning people. and some of these repressives on college campuses today would burn books. if they disagree with them, they don't want you to read them. stuart: i've got to say i was shocked when alan dershowitz comes on this program and says it reminds him of the 1930s and the rise of the nazis. now, he's one of you guys. he's a liberal, he's on the left. he's basically with you guys, and he's saying this? >> i think that what the students are doing across campuses across the country -- i went to princeton, so we just finished grappling with around woodrow wilson, right? there

say the names of my favorite fans-- cooper, mykaya, madison, vivian, tyler, zach, gloria, alice, alexis... >> you got to always give 110% until you realize that's not actually possible, and then just give 100%. >> i just think to myself, what would the harlem globetrotters do but for football? >> i pound six cans of seltzer, belch the alphabet and i'm ready to rumble. >> i wear my lucky rabbits foot, then put on my socks and shoes is a rabbit's foot. >> payton, charlie, caroline, alison, jasmine, matt, adam, paul, chris, tim, andro... >> i do it for all the dinosaurs who didn't live long enough to see me play, but i know they're watching in dinosaur heaven. >> whenever the coach tells us to take a knee i say where do you want us to take it? it always gets a laugh. >> jim page, jim d., jim iii, jim iv, jim... >> when i want to intimidate the other team, i make direct eye contact on the line of scrimmage and i mouth these words-- "i love you." ( laughter ) >> owen, maria, william, yvette, greg, liz, dan, thai, tyrone, carter, karl. >> i look at myself in the three times. and when he appea

. >> we do care about the stars the gilmore girls, lauren 49 and a alexis bled dell, she's 34. angela basset,57. lori loughlin we say this every time she's here, 51. >> sutton foster. >> and sutton woman plays a woman who's half her age. looking fine. >> i think we should be in that, o, hoda. britney spears proves she's just a mom and can embarrass her kids any time she wants. >> she posted this on her instagram page. >> stop it! >> she captioned it "at it again, having more fun than my kids, lol." can you believe her kids are 10 and nine? she has a 10-year-old and a nine-year-old. is when your kids reach an age and they give you a muzzle and a gag order. >> you had that? >> i've got it now. i'm dying to tell you a couple things. >> you have so many gag orders. >> i hate them. >>> we're going to try to identify this celeb coming up. >> no, these aren't the lips. this is something else. all right, this is a celeb in disguise. we have no idea. this is the photo. >> you guys, i'm old and you don't care. >> show us a closeup. >> oh, it's a man. >> who is that? >> it's a man -- look

but 16-year-old georgia alexis was born behind prison walls. do you know the story of how they met? >> yes, i do. by the controversial circumstances under which they came into the world. and by all appearances, they are two talented and well-adjusted teenage girls. >> they're both in choir. they sing. >> i forgot the words. >> reporter: that's lovely. what kind of a father is vili? >> probably why i looked so forward to getting married is because i already knew what kind of father he was. just knowing his personality and how invested he was in being a father. >> reporter: what kind of a mother is mary? >> very strict. very strict. she's a very good mom, very -- couldn't be more happier to have children. she's very good with them. >> reporter: from the time they were toddlers, audrey and georgia knew their mother was not like other mothers, in part because their interaction was limited to visits to the washington correction center for women. >> our girls were coming to see me. they knew where i was. >> reporter: when you were in prison. >> yes. they knew where i was. there were speci