>> shout-out to my dad my girlfriend, ariel. >> wait, your girlfriend. >> yes, my girlfriend, ariel. >> what was the best part of your tour around the big apple? >> we like to go see the ball up close and touch it. >> new york city make some noise. >> i want you to have a happy new k you for watching fox news. and the best in 2015. >> i just want to ask you, will you marry me? >> yes! >> will you marry me? >> oh, that's so sweet! yes! >> right here! >> oh, wow! >> come up for air! >> here's to a new year, a great year, a year when work is so good, it doesn't even feel like work. >> five, four, three two, one, happy new year! >> you might not come back. >> there he goes. >> by the way, everybody, happy new year! ♪ it's up to you, new york, new york ♪ >> obviously the best party was on the fox news channel overnight. and by the way on this new year's day, we want to hear your resolutions. send them to us on our facebook twitter or e-mail them. we're going to share them throughout the show. >>> anti-police protests continuing into the new year. >> and boston's first night demonstration,

. >> reporter: ariel holt watched as 90-year-old lola soared. >> i thought i would be weightless likereporter: 87-year-old doris says the experience is hard to describe. >> i didn't know how the wind would feel and, boy, was it strong. i think i lost a face somewhere. >> the thing that's the hardest is getting in and out of the door. >> reporter: neither dee or her family ever dreamed about skydiving. >> i text my son and said i was going skydiving today. really he wrote me back and said cool. >> reporter: when their time was up farris showed them some tricks. >> you have to keep getting out of your comfort zone not being foolish but doing new and interesting things. i think life is too short that you can't sit all the time and do nothing. >> awesome. >> reporter: and they've got the certificates to prove it. >> that's like a highway to heaven. >> most definitely. >> reporter: whatever their next adventure is -- >> see what ariel thinks up next. >> reporter: -- it's going to be hard to top this. lexi cook. >> age ain't nothing but a number. >> exactly. that's what's making news in ame

>> ariel, por favor, ¿dÓnde te mando dinero para que me compres todo eso?n cualquier objeto. y tiene hasta para poder colgarla de la pared o detrÁs de un asiento. muchÍsimos productos, en exclusiva para los fans de despierta amÉrica. >> gracias ariel. >> me encantÓ el televisor extremadamente finito. y por supuesto la mecedora. hermano, muchas gracias. nosotros vamos ahora mismo con nuestra querida karla y ximena. >> johnny, me encantÓ la silla! en la Época de mi hijo me tocaba estilo mamÁ. >> chicos, el dinero nos encanta, y lo rÁpido que se nos va! si usted tiene que poner a dieta su billetera, aquÍ le decimos cÓmo hacer para aliviar el bolsillo. >> ¿alguna vez le ha pasado que no se entiende con sus hijos adolescentes? le hablaremos sobre cÓmo conseguir una mejor relaciÓn con su hijo. >> y en el revoltillo, veremos que thalÍa empezÓ su rutina de ejercicios. y no te pierdas la sexy pose que hizo para sus fans sofÍa castro, la hija de angÉlica rivera. >> ya volvemos a despierta amÉrica, la casa mÁs feliz de la televisió ♪ ♪ ♪la vida vale la pena ♪ por mÁs

we begin with the ariel search for critical pieces of the air asia jetliner deep within the java sea suspended with the bodies of 30 victims and the first was held today. the 50 did retrieve three parts that will be examined by specialists. the focus is on finding the plane's blacks boxes. they will get more on the steps in the cockpit leading up to this tragedy. live in indonesia, what's the latest on the search? >> the air search is called off for the night, but there ships out there and they are looking at the sea floor. there ships there that are able to use sonar to search the bottom of the sea floor to look for any signs of a large part of the wreckage, that fuselage where they believe they may find the vast majority of the victims from the crash. >> they were able to brings 21 bodies recovered from the sea in very difficult conditions. violent thunderstorms that were coming in and going quickly. high winds as well as 13-foot seas that meat it difficult to see the debris as the waves crested. they would lose sight of the bodies. it made it difficult to bring them on to the ship

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joining me is reverend jesse jackson, founder of the rainbow push coalition and the founder of ariel investments. co-chair of the wall street project of economic summit. good to have you here. >> good to see you, lou. >> justin, we go back a long ways, we don't need to bore people with how long, but you were trying to do this two decades ago. you sustain it over that time. has the impact been what you want? >> the silicon valley with all its growth, they have 189 board members members, the index falls over that. with patterns of exclusion whether it's in the unemployment or investment, you lock out market, money, talent and location. so we have challenged them to pull down the walls and to open up access to capital and to investment around disaster from intel and other companies. >> intel has stepped up and intel has endeded into that. they with one of the most responsible corporate business entities in the country, i think. john, what are the metrics for success here? >> well i always talk about, i use reverend jackson's comments, that i want to get folks to focus on the jackie robi

. >>> ariel dijo que el incidente se saliÓ de proporciÓn. >>> parece exagerado, simplemente un "selfierafÍa cuando mis israel saltÓ y se puso en el "selfie." y la seÑorita israel lo negÓ todo. >>> espero que haya un cambio y que haya paz, aunque sea por tres semanas, aunque sea entre ella y yo. la seÑorita israel dijo que representa a la gente de su paÍs y no al gobierno. y otras candidatas como la seÑorita bolivia expresase expresaron polÍticamente. >>> admiro al presidente evo morales. >>> si me tocara hablar de polÍtica escogerÍa la derecha, dijo la seÑorita guatemala. el concurso de miss universo dijo: siempre fue una celebraciÓn de diferentes culturas que le da la bienvenida a mujeres de alrededor del mundo, muy desafortunado que una fotografÍa de 4 mujeres genere esto. >>> no es la primera vez que ocurre en el 93 el gobierno del lÍbano descalificÓ debido a que publicÓ una fotografÍa tomada del brazo junto a la de israel dijeron que van a hacer una investigaciÓn y decidirÁn si esta fotografÍa es suficiente para descalificar a su representantes, muchos en las redes apoyan a ambas c

thanks ariel. we appreciate the. wow. they're still apologizing. that's fox unfiltered.f cole. >> fantastic. hugs can solve any problem. we need to talk about the travel ban. that was absurd. >> you had to go through to get to cherry hill. >> nothing. >> terrifying moments unfold tag city council meeting when gunshots ring out. (gunfire). >> get down. >> people ducking for cover. two police officers shot. one counsel system member' brave act to protect the group. >> no morehead stones stones in cemeteries why a gravesite visit is turning into a treasure hun. plus -- >> before you know it -- oh bleep. what the bleep. >> that is one ride they will never forget. the special button that kept these passengers cursing in their seats. ♪ >>> we know water main breaks around here all the time but nothing like this. it happened in maryland. forcing families out in the cold morning. one family tried to get out of -- out of dodge in that are car. problem was, it was singing. they all jump out then you see that. that's what happened. giant sink hole swallowed up the whole thing. that

my dad, my girlfriend ariel. >> oh, aidan how old is your girlfriend?she's 12. >> how old are you? >> 12 >> she's a mermaid. >> happy new year. what is your girlfriend's name? >> arier. >> aidan loves ariel. >> who do you want to give a shout out to? >> my friends happy new year. >> happy new year from tennessee. happy new year to my four children, trip, mick, brit and andrew. and really i just -- >> it's the thought that counts. >> the thought counts. everybody from everywhere. we're having fun. >> this is certainly an international crowd. >> aidan with his girlfriend. >> hi, bernie. >> yes. >> about this kiss. >> yes. >> imagine freewayed flintstone making out with sofia vergara. it's wrong, please. just say no. say no. because now, listen. 2015 is approaching. >> just with the least i don't pay for it, beckel. >> oh, my gosh. >> that is a good one. >> i love it. >> i know what people come out here since 2:00 in the afternoon. they're going to want to have a kiss then go to the bathroom. now, these people are from london, england believe it or not. wh

ariel sharon was the symbol of israel's iron fist. he was a soldier during his country's fight for independence and later become a brutal yet brilliant general and eventually served as the country's 11th prime minister. "the graduate" was his master piece, but film director mike nichols was just one of a dozen people to win an emmy grammy, oscar, and tony award. playing private eye jim rockford made james garner a tv legend, but he also found big screen success in an oscar nomination along the way. before there was "saturday night live," there was your show of shows. ben cesar made live sketch comedy a weekly tv event in the 1950s. not everyone loved joan rivers and her caustic humor, but many did, and she blazed a trail for female comedians, becoming the first woman to host a late-night talk show. that's before she started the policing of celebrity fashions. one of a kind is a phrase often said, but rarely as fitting as it was for robin williams. graced with a comic mind that worked at lightning speed, he brought laughter to millions

but my sister-in-law ariel went to a packers game this year and became invested in football and actually football where my wife continues to see football as an invading army that is encroaching on time that could be better spent at farmers markets and street fairs. [ laughter ] so anyway, i convinced -- i was driving -- ariel was in the back seat, i convinced her to go on espn.com and just sort of explain what was happening during the game to me, especially in the fourth quarter. it was really fun. but here's the thing about my sister-in-law that's really great, is this is the tone of her voice when she's super excited, this is the tone of her voice when she's a little bit excited and this is the tone of her voice when she's not excited at all. so it was the most thrilling finish in football and it couldn't get her pulse to move even a little bit. so she's saying, "still has the ball. they scored a touchdown. seattle's going for a two point conversion. they got it." [ laughter ] "they're doing an on-side kick. they got it. [ laughter ] green bay's trying a superlong field goal. they got

enjoy the day off east some french toast. >> thanks ariel. we appreciate it. wow.till apologizeing. that's fox unfiltered. i'm jeff cole. >>> fantastic. i could have -- i thought that howard was tweeting there. i heard it's a joke. how many times. >> the best way to do it. you admit. you apologize and you move on. >> i drove in a travel ban last night. i can't believe i made it. >> you're such a renegade. >> roads were dry. shocking. >>> he even tweeted when me got home just letting you know. >> i made it. because there was nothing to get through. >> all right. there was a big development in the search for that missing air asia flight tonight. >> after pulling wreckage and victims from the ocean why indonesia's military is now pulling out. >> plus a dramatic rescue in the gulf of mexico. a coast guard crew air lifts eight month old girl and her mother from a cruise ship. what set off the emergency. ♪ >> president obama cut short his trip to india to sit down with saudi arabia's new king. king abdullah died last friday and his half brother is the new king. white hou

ariel sharon was the symbol of israel's iron fist. as a soldier during his country's fight for independence, he became a brutal yet brilliant general and eventually served as the country's 11th prime minister. >> mrs. robinson, you're trying to seduce me. >> reporter: "the graduate" was his masterpiece, but film director mike nichols was one of just a dozen people to win an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony award. playing private eye jim rockford made james garner a tv legend, but he also found big screen success and an oscar nominee along the way. before there was "saturday night live" there was "your show of shows." sid cesear made live sketch comedy a weekly tv event in the 1950s. >> can we talk? >> reporter: not everyone loved joan rivers and her caustic humor, but many did, and she blazed a trail for female comedians becoming the first woman to host a late night talk show. that's before she started policing the celebrity fashion. >> i am mork from ork. >> reporter: one of a kind is a phrase often said but rarely as fitting as it was f

our attacking forces were finished with excellent ariel cover by live fighter patrols but now and thenplanes were able to slip through and to bomb our posi6gfis, which to all purposes had remained unchanged since the first day. to break the deadlock, ordered were given for a coordinated divisional attack. the second and third battalions. 143rd were to proceed in the execution of the original orders. acting in conjunction company "a" of the 753rd tank battalion were to attack san pietro from the east. one was to attack over the flat valley floor. after nightfall on d-day, the 142nd infantry regimen to attack mount lungo. the earlier decision not to attack those strategic points having been reversed in view of the present critical situation. in preparation for the attack all fifth army artillery within range, including tanks and oil tracks was directed against san pietro and the surrounding area. each hour, 1200 hours, d-day, the 15th of december. the 141st infantry advance some -- yards against departure to be held down powerless under the weight of the enemy fire. the second and third

where ariel left off -- dish's new streaming service. we are online on apple tv and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." cory johnson. dish network plans to unveil the first streaming service from a cable or satellite company. hbo is also announcing off during an over-the-top service later this year. joining me, paul sweeney in new york. it would appear that the dam has finally broken. the major programmer is saying, screw the cable companies. we are going directly to consumers and giving them what we want. >> yet, and they have thrown down the gauntlet here. this is a key issue for the whole media ecosystem. the big thing about these distributing cable companies, satellite companies, media companies like disney. they have all lived and died the last 30, 40 years with the concept of the bundle where consumers can pay 80 dollars when hundred dollars a month for a whole suite of channels, and now the question -- is that bundle at risk? is there a market of consumers who want to pay a much lower price point for fewer channels? dis

. >> the ariel has been found operating the flight that went down without a proper license. the air transport minister doesn't rule out other sanctions. >> air traffic control organizations, the airport management and the airasia and also the other airlines. and also the whole flay in this air transport. in the schedule air transport. including our own people. if any airlines does the same thing we will cancel the license or the specific route. if everybody doing it we will cancel everything. >> aviation analysts say it is thought only airasia which has been breaching regulations. indonesia's airline industry has a poor safety record. nearly all its airlines are banned from flying to europe after the international organization down graded its aviation rating in 2007. many safety things have not improved since then. >> translator: there was some improvements but i have to say nothing specific or consistent. we wasted a lot of time. >> airports here are not equipped to deal with the rapidly growing airline industry.the country's main airport in jakarta has the capacity to deal

we begin with the ariel search for critical pieces of the air asia jetliner deep within the java seapended with the bodies of 30 victims and the first was held today. the 50 did retrieve three parts that will be examined by specialists. the focus is on

i was back in jerusalem when the prime minister ariel sharon, as result of many protests held in paris of which israelis, called on french jews to leave france because it was not safe. as a result, she got -- he got -- you can see members of the jewish and muslim community. >> you can see the man and the beer, a very popular jewish -- using the man with the beard a very popular jewish author. >> for me what was extraordinary to see the imam, stand for a moment of silence with a jewish counterpart, something you never, ever see. >> a very important point. what you said earlier one of our purposes is to figure out ways to create a communication between different cultures. what i've always said is the most important aspect of that is not dialogue per se, it is a question of giving one's opinion but doing things together. it is accomplishing things together. the fact that we see jewish leaders, muslim leaders and christian leaders side-by-side doing something, affirming something on behalf of friends -- france and it is hatred, it is no important symbol. not only about symbolism but feelin

i like history too i like reading the story of civilization by will and ariel durant, you know, it's kind of wonderful. >> i read a lot of nonfiction i also listen to a lot of nonfiction. i'm not so good listening to fiction, and my favorite book this year is "deep, down dark." brilliant, brilliant book. >> thank you. we have to bring this session to a close. i didn't know if you wanted to wrap it up with closing remarks. >> you can corner us for questions after except for nicholson baker who has to go to his next session. >> let's have a round of applause for our panelists. [applause] >> booktv is on facebook. like us to get publishing news scheduling updates behind the scenes pictures and videos, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. facebook.com/booktv. >> host: a familiar face to c-span and booktv viewers, ted olson, the former solicitor general and co-author of this book "redeeming the dream: the case for marriage equality," along with david boies. mr. olson, dud you surprise a -- did you surprise a lot of people with your position on

. >> reporter: ariel sharon did just that. it was his time as minister of defense that is most controversial. he was accused of helping orchestrate the massacre of nearly 3,500 people mostly palestinians living in the refugee camps during the 1982 lebanon war. the allegations would follow him forest of his career but he was still elected as prime minister in 2001. four years later he shocked many by ordering israel's disengagement from the gaza strip, although the move to expel nearly 10,000 israeli settlers from the 21 illegal settlements was popular among the wider electorate it sparked bitter divisions within the party. >> the main characteristics of that decision weren't the policy merit, whether it was the right or wrong, but the impressive side of it was that he managed to follow it through in many ways against all odds. >> reporter: still, under benjamin netanyahu's leadership gaza remains under a crippling economic blockade and endured three separate wars. the likud party has a complex legacy, but one thing is increase

ariel cohen shows some of the few remnants of original building. it's all that's left he says.ow he's worried the investigation will die with neesman. neesman took over the sputtering investigation a decade ago. he has long accused duran of planning and financing the attack and said that hezbollah had carried it out. iran has denied it. about two weeks ago, he accused the president and will her foreign minister of trying to cover up for iran. the sudden death a new blow to argentina and the jewish community. "we're argentines children of argentines. all of argentina is afraid now." thousands of people protested in front of the jewish center last week democratic a thorough investigation. sophia gutermachine lost her only daughter in the blast. it lasted send days and seven nights she told us. then the morgue called. she says now they must fight for just for the man fighting for her daughter. shasta darlington cnn, buenos aires. >> one of the first joushlists to respect the allege -- journalists to report the alleged cover-up in the bombing has fled. >> he arrived sunday after te

street that was at a little bit of an angle just about a block shy of the prime minister's residence ariel sharon's residents. to see a suicide bombing and the effects of the suicide bombing right after the bombing not 20 minutes later when they have put out fires and started to cover the corpses but immediately afterwards gave you a visceral sense of the horror of terrorism, the horror of these kinds of attacks and so it's important meant one hand i wish they'd never seen it and on the other hand has been instrumental to my moral and political education to understand what is really meant by the word literally by the word carnage, emphasis on carnage, what it means to blow people up and i have never lost sight of that. i think maybe this must be true of anyone close to the scene of lower manhattan on september 11 you just understand in a visceral sense that people who have conceded that close will never understand. >> host: midway through our interview and we will return to the content of the book but before i do that tell me why did you decide to write this book and how did that go? >> gu

a block shy of the prime minister's residence, ariel sharon, the prime minister. to see a suicide bombing and the effects of a suicide bombing right after the bombing -- not 20 minutes later when they've put out the fire, removed the -- started to cover the corpses but immediately afterwards gave you a visceral sense of the horror of terrorism horror of these attacks. so it's important -- i mean on the one hand i wish i'd never seen it. on the other hand it's been instrumental to my moral and political education, to understand what is really meant by the word, literally by the word "carnage." what it means to blow people up. and i've never lost sight of that. i think maybe this must be true of everyone who is close to the scene of lower manhattan on september 11th. you just understand it in a visceral sense that i think people who haven't quite seen it up close will never understand. >> host: we're about midway through the interview and we should return to the content of the book. before i do that tell me why did you decide to write this book and how did that go?

the president says the incident highlights the need to regulate all unmanned ariel vehicles. >> i actually asked the faa and a number of agencies to examine how are we managing this new technology? because the drone that landed on the white house you buy at radio shack. you know that there are companies like amazon that are talking about using small drones to deliver packages. >> prosecutors still have not ruled out the possibility of filing charges against the employee who crash landed his drone on the white house lawn. sources tell cnn he will likely face discipline action at work. >>> for those that have been with us all morning, it is the third time christine romans has made the drink and drone joke. the question is will there be a fourth? you'll have to stay tuned to find out. >>> house speaker john boehner reportedly threatening a lawsuit against the president, still trying to overturn the president's executive action on immigration. republican officials say that the speaker is preparing a resolution that could authorize different forms of legal action against the obama administratio

. >> i was in jerusalem in 2004 when then israeli prime minister re: l sharon -- ariel sharon, called on french jews to leave france because it was not safe. as a result, at this point, you see members of the jewish and muslim communities -- >> a famous jewish author who has written a lot on islam. he embodies this dialogue between religions. we have jewish clerics and muslim leaders. >> it is extraordinary to see this moment of silence between jews and their muslim counterparts. >> i am the head of an organization, friendship caravan. one of our purposes is to figure out ways to create a communication being between -- between cultures. the most important aspect is not dialogue per se, because dialogue is a question of giving one's opinion. it is doing things together and accomplishing things together. the fact that we see jewish and muslim leaders and christian leaders side-by-side doing something, affirming something on behalf of france and on behalf of an antagonism against hatred that exists, i think this is an important symbol. it is also about a feeling of togetherness. the spea

hear with us a john rogers at ariel fund. john has $10 billion under management.t you brought us in the past? >> we're working more on our industrial companies these days. our vice chairman made the case that everyone talks about low energy prices being great for the consumer. it's also great for industrial companies. they have to get their products from the plant to wherever they're going to go. costs a lot of energy to build steel and run a plant. so we think lower energy costs are really going to help industrial companies too. >> hopefully the ones that aren't involved in oil and gas production. so you picked the right ones. which ones? are those the ones you're bringing us today? >> those are our favorites these day. >> anixter telecom. >> it's been around far long time. sam zell is the larnlgest shareholder. >> next on the list? >> kenemetal. it's really underperformed. they compete with warren buffett's iskar out in israel. they've done well against them. >> is it down -- just with that in general? why have they had a tough year? >> because of lower commodit

este es ariel nuestro experto en tecnologÍa.sero de michael bailey, que es uno de los directores mÁs afamados de hollywood. tuviste libertad para decir lo que querÍas o podías cambiar algunas cosas? (inglÉs) efectivamente podÍa decir lo que querÍa le decían cÓmo vas a ir para atrÁs 15 aÑos di lo que quieras decir. (inglÉs) se divirtieron muchÍsimo haciendo esta pelÍcula, que se ve increÍble pero tambiÉn la pasaron muy bien. (inglÉs) quÉ harÍa todos ustedes si tuvieran una mÁquina del tiempo? claro que se divertirÍa. si pudieras viajar al pasado, a dÓnde irÍas? nglÉs) que irÍa a todas... estÁ invitando a las chicas, que irÍa a todas las fiestas del mundo. cuÁntos aÑos tienes? (inglÉs) uno de sus mejores amigos es colombiano y habla espaÑol. quÉ quieres decirnos en espaÑol? >> las mujeres hispanas son bellas. >> las mujeres hispanas son bellas. te quieren dar un beso todas. >> besos, besos. >> un aplauso. se estrena hoy viernes 30 de enero y no se la puede tardar, johnny! y las mujeres hispanas estÁn muy guapas. >> muy guapas. >>

they published a cartoon of ariel sharon effectively eating a baby. hugely offensive.he uk, which overturned it and actually determined it wasn't anti-semitic anti-semitic. i think it's been part of the culture for many years. in terms of a way of holding global leaders accountable for their actions, but in a way which is satirical and humorous. >> i remember reading about bill donahue of the catholic league talking about this week's events and how the newspaper, charlie hebdo had drawn these cartoons which he found horribly offensive. depicting priests wearing condoms and nuns pregnant and all sorts of things like that. the newspaper was an equal opportunity offender if we want to put it that way. steven, when you look at the list of leaders marching in paris today. we've got more than a few of them countries where editors of charlie hebdo would have been thrown in jail. egypt, turkey russia algeria, uae, reporters without borders. they put out a statement condemning their presence. is there hypocrisy here? >> well of course, there's hypocrisy. you've got cartoonists

statement they said the employee was off duty and is not involved in work-related to drones or unmanned ariel vehicles in any capacity. they are continuing the investigation today and no changes have been filed. the man is back at work and those close to him said he is visibly shaken. >> kristen welker at the white house. thank you. dramatic video of fresno california firefighters saving three young children from an apartment fire and all caught by helmet cameras. you can see them going into the dark smoke-filled apartment and pulling the kids out one by one. thank goodness. they are in critical condition however. >> a u.p.s. driver is fired for a delivery that was anything but special. the dlifrriver tossed the package over the fence and hundreds of dollars worth of ammunition and a clip was damaged. the u.p.s. driver unzips his pants and what do you think he does? relieves himself on the side of the house. after the homeowner complained to u.p.s. the driver was relieved. >> oh, wow. >> all right. >> i department see the relieving himself part coming. >> doesn't get any better than that. or

i was based in jerusalem in 2004 when the prime minister ariel sharon, as result of many protests heldn paris of which israelis operating during the second intifada called on french , jews to leave france because it was not safe. as a result, he got -- you can see members of the jewish and muslim community. >> you can see the man with the beard, a very popular jewish author. he has written a lot on islam as well. we have, as you said, jewish clerics and muslim . i am the head of an organization called the pritchett caravan and one of our purposes is a way to create a communication between different cultures. i said one of the most important aspect of that is not dialogue per se, it is a question of giving one's opinion but doing things together. it is accomplishing things together. the fact that we see jewish leaders, muslim leaders, and christian leaders side by side doing something, affirming something on behalf of france against this hatred, it is no important symbol not only about symbolism, but feeling of togetherness. the speaker who came on earlier said something very important.

everybody is happy. >> ariel spend the money she saves on other things. >> i get to shop more now. >>gner for cbs3 eyewitness news. >>> american snyder wins >>> american snyder >>> american snide >>> american sniper wins at the box office this weekend. >> the movie is based on screw story of chris kyle navy s.e.a.l. sharp shooter it pulled in 9 million. that's record for january and most ever a trauma brought in in opening weekend. >> ed withing rippinger came in second with 21 million. rounding out top five paddington taken 3 and "selma". >> and check this out sylvester stallonep stops by the rocky statue. he's been seen all over town. he's in town to shoot "ceed" the grandson of rocky apolo ceed. >> that must have been seeing him. >> actress betty white got a surprise for her birthday. she's greet the by hula dancing flash mob. cast and crew organized wonderful celebration. she was digging. it by the way betty turned 93 saturday. >> still doing her thing. >> she looks fantastic. >> every sports man knows. the man behind the voice getting a recommendation. >> we're coming off second