>> i thought it was related to the anthony wiener story. >> no, his aim was bad. >> anthony wiener is a three-way story. that's really what hurt him is the three-way with guys. this story is thrilling. i'm glad we can shoot a bullet and kill somebody a mile away. god bless america, it is wonderful. >> you get lost walking home a lot. if you have this gun you can aim it at your roommate and then walk home following the bullet. >> this is going to seriously affect the awesome movies like mark wallburg or sniper featuring bear rine yes, sir and billy zane. >> what comes around goes around. >>> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. go to fox news .com/red eye. hey, travis... get some friends, loser! so, are you all right, man? yeah. let me help you out. thanks. ♪ lean on me, ♪ when you're not strong, and i'll be your friend. ♪ see you around. yeah. ♪ i'll help you carry on... ♪ at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." tomorrow, return appearances from fox business network reporter adam shapiro, jedediah bila and kevin williamson. >>> back to tv's andy levy for

he donated to anthony wiener's campaign, and he has been on record saying george bush was the worst president ever. conservatives are looking at this and laughing and that is the voting block that romney. >> trump since 2009 has given more to democrats than runs. than republicans. >> don't rich people give money to everybody to smooth things over. he gave it to wiener so wiener would leave him alone and stop sending him pictures. >> that doesn't work for a guy who says he will run for president. i listened to a tape of him calling president bush the worst president ever.

he donated to anthony wiener's campaign, and he has been on record saying george bush was the worst president ever. conservatives are looking at this and laughing and that is the voting block that romney. >> trump since 2009 has given more to democrats than runs. than republicans. >> don't rich people give money to everybody to smooth things over. he gave it to wiener so wiener would leave him alone and stop sending him pictures. >> that doesn't work for a guy who says he will run for president. i listened to a tape of him calling president bush the worst president ever. and then when he did interviews he said -- he said rt cayer was the worst president -- rt cayer was the worst president ever. he is not a principal guy that the conservatives can count on. >> how can you let her sit there and crash your icon. you read "art of the deal" a hundred times? >> backwards and forwards. >> it is a book you found in the under pass and you sleep with it. >> i less read it and more used it, catch what i mean. paper is hard to come by on the streets. i have a bone to pick with a colleague. on the 3:00 ho

as we have seen from bill clinton and anthony wiener, we have seen how the men treat the women. i would be angry too. i will take 69 cents on the dollar just to never have to pay for dinner. that seems like a fair deal to me. [applause] what levels wants -- liberals is control for all and we will jam this down your throat. who does that help? hmm, i think that helps bill clinton and anthony wiener. you are better off being a conservative. harvard law school has only been admitting women for so long. one person said that was not true. it turns out that harvard was not accepting winning but they thought she was so hot, they would accept her. >> how confident are you that when mitt romney is elected that he will do what he says he will? i think the issue with him has len with the people's level?fidence >> he has been clear and forceful that he will repeal obamacare. [applause] what if obama starts reading milton and becomes a free marketer? i guess it could happen. i have said this before. this is the place to say it. you should all have extra cocktails tonight. in 2000 a, just fou

. >> anthony wiener. >> i did not send that tweet. my system was hacked. was pranked. >> kim kardashian. >> to have and to hold from this day forward. >> till death do us part. >> till death do us part. >> snooki. >> i mean, i only had like a couple glasses of wine, you know, once a week. >> and oprah. >> i had admired jimmy for a long time and so i was excited to be asked. [ applause ] >> jimmy: good luck to all the nominees. you're all very deserving. and the envelope please. and the winner is -- kim kardashian! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. i guess this means kris humphries should get supporting actor nod too. congratulations to both of them. while everyone's gussied up in hollywood, in north brunswick, new jersey, all eyes were being focussed on the 69th annual u.s. open of bowling. pete web e as you probably know won is for a record fifth time which is a major accomplishment. pete was, to say the least, excited. >> strike to claim it. a strike to claim it! and he got it! >> are you kidding me! that's right! who do you think you are? i am! g

. >> her personal assistant is married to anthony wiener. >> the reason i show this picker is to show you how this town works. are you all friends and do you all stay close? a lot of those people have gone to other jobs? >> yes. >> how does it work? >> i work with hillary. you know, off and on for over a decade. and, you know, i sort of worked for -- i started working for hillary when i was 28. and -- >> three or four years ago. [laughter] >> i won't say how long. >> and so we -- i think most of those people are still friends. . obviously, hillary's campaign was challenging and had some rocky moments in it, that you know, that has affected relationships. but i am -- i consider myself friends with most of the people in that picture whom i was friends with at the time. >> how did you get your first job with hillary clinton? >> so, i worked in the -- i was working in the communications office at the white house and actually had become -- >> president clinton? >> in president clinton's white house. there was a job opening in the domestic policy job council, the children and family's team

. >> her personal assistant is married to anthony wiener. i showed that picture because, how this town works -- are you all friends now? do you stay close? those people have gone to other jobs. >> yes. >> how does that work? >> i worked with hillary often on for over a decade. it -- off and on for over a decade. i started when i was 28. >> that was three or four years ago. [laughter] >> i will not say how long. i think most of those people are still friends. obviously, hillary's campaign was challenging and had some racking moments in it. i consider myself -- >> how did you get your first job with hillary clinton? >> i was working in the communications office at the white house. >> with president clinton? >> the president clinton white house. there was a job opening in the domestic policy council. there was a national economic council and in national city council. it was divided into a series of teams. and the children of families team -- there is an education team that turned out to be a tobacco team, a welfare team -- head start, child car

. >> the anthony wiener looking photos.y never play well in the campaign. >> photos live forever. >> they do. >> we'll talk to the reporter who broke the story. it lives on. >> thank you, alina. >>> it's 21 minutes past the hour. we're getting an early read on local news that's making national headlines. chicago and richmond. the chicago tribune here, gas prices rising at a record pace. you know that. more than $4 a gallon in some parts of the united states. analysts blame the hike on iran's decision to cut oil sales to britain and france. some analysts fear the threat could spark record high gas prices. they're talking $5 a gallon by this summer. others say that we're close to peak now. but i got to tell you, the tribune, burrow owe chicago normally has the highest gas prices in the nation but they dropped ten cents a gallon, which is below the national average. so good morning to you, chicago. there's good news. we're trying to figure out where is the lowest gas price to steer our viewers in that direction. >> that anothe

that's what got anthony wiener in trouble, i think. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with big news from the mortgage and foreclosure crisis. >> government officials tell cbs news a historic settlement will be announced today that could affect nearly two million homeowners. the $26 billion deal involves 49 states. that's every state except oklahoma and some of america's largest banks. >> business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do they hope that this will accomplish? >> economically speaking, they hope it will turn the tide for housing. housing put us in the great recession and the hope here is that they can stem the falling prices and also stem some of the foreclosures. but that is a long ways away. >> who qualifies? >> so ultimately you have two different groups that this is targeting. first of all, it's targeting the underwater homeowners. people who have homes that are less in value than the cost of their mortgage. those individuals about a million of them will see principal reduction as a resul