i'm from atlantic city, new jersey. >> jimmy: oh, good man. atlantic city, all right.immy: very good. welcome. all right. >> sho nuff, the sho nuff, the shogun of woodbridge. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sho nuff, sho nuff, sho nuff, the shogun of woodbridge, i see. and you're holding a head or something there. awesome. [ laughter ] hey, here is how the game works. to your left, you'll see four confetti-filled pinatas. each of which bear a strikingly resemblance to four current celebrities. right there is jesse tyler ferguson, jennifer love hewitt, chad michael murray and jonathan taylor thomas. [ laughter ] now, one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play starts, the pinatas will slowly spin and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. higgins, tell them what it is. >> steve: well, jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. -- you're next dinner -- midnight snack with bad boys. tacos, check. season mix, check. assorted sauces, check, check. 150 po

realizing not just a class b like philadelphia but there are lee high valley, atlantic city, other airports that may be able to handle overflow from the main hub. what is your opinion with regard to the importance or the essential nature of regional planning as we deal with the issue of congestion? >> i think there's certainly a place for regional planning especially in the metropolitan areas. one of the things that we certainly take into consideration reliever airports near major airports if they can help unburden some of the traffic going into a metropolitan airport that's a good thing. the other side of that coin, of course, is the commercial reality, of the carriers operating in those big airports and the connectivity of their traffic, you know, someone who wants to go through, for example, newark, land in newark and go somewhere else, isn't going to be well served by going through atlantic city or, you know, an airport not too close by. so the connectivity plays into that. but to the extent they -- these airports add to the overall improvement of the national air space system we consid

and people are upset about this outfit she wore in an atlantic city concert. it was this rubber get-up that didn't leave much to the imagination with a nun's habit, so some people took offense to it. she's the modern day madonna, knows how to stay in the news. whiskey diet, half naked nun hats. >> you keep wondering how she'll outdo herself and she does. >>> more trouble for oprah's school. we've come to know this school she built, $40 million school, but a couple of controversies. two sexual misconduct charges, one against the headmistress and now fellow students. now an infant was found in one of the rooms of one of these students turns out possibly one of the student delivered this infant, so they're looking into more trouble there for oprah. which this is hard for her. she's so connected to this school. she calls some of these girls her daughters. this is tough news. >> i remember when she opened that school in south africa, her dream come true to do that for those girls. another scandal. we'll see how she addresses that in the midst of her final season, w

you're so [ bleep ] dumb and hard headed you can't even admit what you did to me in atlantic city wasrong, what you did to me in jersey was wrong. you know, man up for your [ bleep ] for once. i had a reason for [ bleep ]. realize that. how about you do you, i'll do me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: schroeder trying to show some gumption. bachelor brad took the six remaining women in his harem in a private resort on the island -- i'm sure your date loved your groupon -- they participated in a photo shoot for "sports illustrated" the other three spent time gathering sea shells and sharpening them into knifes to kill the other three and the bachelor took all the girls to egypt. the flights were already booked. who knew this was going to happen. controversy continues to rage in ft. wayne, indiana, controversy involving former mayor harry baals, that's b-a-a-l-s. he's done now. mayor in the '30s, 40 'and '50s. now they want to name a building in his honor, unfortunately some people in ft. wayne have filthy minds and think it would be embarrassing. why? the people want it. the harry ba

yeah, it's a casino in atlantic city. [ laughter ] you got a lot of amazing, dramatic stuff here, bute farrelly brothers. will you stick around and talk to those guys? >> you know, i'd like to. do you think they might give me some work? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. you do not need work. >> all right. >> jimmy: come on. it's the one and only right here, jeremy irons, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] "the last lions" is currently in theaters. we'll be right back with the farrelly brothers. jeremy, stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ work, work all week long ♪ punching that clock from dusk till dawn ♪ ♪ countin' the days till friday night ♪ ♪ that's when all the conditions are right for a good time ♪ [ male announcer ] advanced technology that helps provide cleaner air, cleaner water, and helps make all of us more energy efficient is something the whole world can get in step with. [ static ] ♪ i need a good time [ male announcer ] ecomagination from ge. it's technology that makes the world work. ♪ that can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to

he made that statement first in a speech in atlantic city to municipal officials about nine months ago. there are two kinds of people, two classes of people in new jersey, he said. public employees and everybody else who pays for them. it was a very provocative statement at the time. i had not heard him repeat at all until today. when he said it in his budget address. i guess he stands by it. i should point out however that again somebody could have said maybe em beeld ened by wisconsin. the state afl-cio has organized a rally for this rally this friday on the state house steps. one imagines it will be quite scene. i don't know if it will rival wisconsin but it's probably going to be big. this might be an opportunity for public employees to grab the megaphone for a day at least. >> ifill: so i think you're all right that there will be a lot more megaphones on the state house steps in the next couple of days. we'll be watching all of it. thank you all very much. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day. libyan leader muammar gadhafi refused to step down. he said he would rathe

realizing not just a class b like philadelphia, but there are other leehigh valley and atlantic city, other airports that maybe able to handle overflow from the main hub. what's your opinion with respect to the importance of the essential nature of regional planning as we deal with the issue of congestion? >> well, i think there are certainly a place for regional planning, especially in the metropolitan areas. one the things that we certainly take into consideration reliever airports that are near major airports. if they can help unburden some of the traffic that's going into a metropolitan airport. that's a good thing. the other side of that coin, of course, is the commercial reality of the carriers operating in the big airports and the connectivity of that are traffic. someone that wants to go through, for example, newark, isn't going to be well served by going to atlantic city or airport not too close by. the connectivity plays into that. to the extent, these airports add to the overall improvement of the national airspace system. we certainly consider that. and it's not unique tha

atlantic. even new york city getting a little bit of snow this morning.out west cold air has moved in through much of the rockies. some of that has moved in even down to areas of california and arizona. a little storm system is coming down southward right along the coast. bringing just a little bit of precip to the coastal areas. this isn't a big rain event. most of it will stay off shore, but you can see on the radar here we have light rain. some of that may head down to fort bragg. a little bit of light snow. also up interstate 5. for the most part a lot of clouds today. should be a dry forecast. now, as i mentioned, temperatures have dropped. it's only 42 this morning in phoenix. 30 in albuquerque, and 40 in vegas. there is chilly air out there. definitely winter has returned, and you need the gloves and the hat and everything else that you have been wearing all winter long. 61 in l.a. that's one of the warmer spots. know else cloudy and stuck in the 40s. that's a look still kind of clo standards too. tuesday forecast coming up. looks like more rain fo

we'll show you our pick city, atlantic city. nbc 40. becoming partly sunny, mild. 64 degrees.. we've got another big storm in the central california area. mountain snows in the sierras. heavy rain on the coast. icy conditions up through northern new england. flurries around the great lakes. plenty of fog along the gulf coast with sunny skies in the river valleys. sunshine on the east coast with a front bringing showers into the lower miss >>> showers continue to hit the bay area, mostly the south bay right now, but they are creeping up to the north and this is the case as we head throughout the day. but because it's getting warmer, all that snowfall over mt. hamilton starting to subside, you see that pink there, that's the rain-snow levels. all of that snow we picked up overnight, two inches in some spots, probably going met today. the road to mt. hamilton is closed until about noon today. this is what we're expecting, widespread rain showers. >>> that's your latest weather. matt? >> thanks, al. you often hear about it after scandals but is sex addiction real or an excuse? we'

. >> this city sits at the edge of the atlantic. the next stop is north america. it is a journey many irish men and women have taken in the past looking for work. currently, there are 10,000 people leaving ireland every week, and that's a fact that is being quoted a lot in this election. it is seen by many as an embarrassment. at the national university of ireland, there are still in its thinking of heading overseas as a way of improving their job prospects. >> i have a brother, and going back to university is not really an option for him pewee yet it is hard for everyone. especially my mom, you know. things are pretty bleak out there. there is not much opportunity. >> people have been studying the foundation of the country's economic problems, and opinion polls show the government is getting the blame. how many people are angry at politicians? >> pretty much everybody. >> i do not trust any of the parties. >> those in government are more concerned with staying in power. >> there is a resignation that most of the young people will be lost from irish cities. >> we

atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took his school from a different circumstances to be one of the highest performs school districts in the state. jim dierck. margaret brodkin is the director of the department for children youth and families. i emphasize that because it is one of the most critical agencies in the city and county. margaret was a former director the colman advocates who is responsible for many of the children and families here in san francisco much he served as director. including the another and leader of a campaign that results in a children's fund to provides funding to 220 program ares and serves 30 thousand children each yea

we have interest in africa and we are at war with what is happening in the city into the atlantic, which ideas, weapons. everything is a you know running out of control. with all of this, well, in the case of the cyber attacked is the name of the game nowadays. it is something very new, and i do not know if we are well prepared to protect our essential lines in this field, at the banking, stock exchange common defense. it happened here, it happened in the subway in tokyo. then we worry by what is the greatest nightmare, which is the lone wolf. what happened in [inaudible] recently. it is a very interesting program in the framework of the european union. copra was salvaged back in 2008. 14 countries are working in participating in that. it tries to work on the early detection of these velone wolves terrorists. apparently they follow the same pattern of evolution. in any case, what is very important is that anything to combat terrorism has to be done within the rule of law, creating a balance between security, pprofessional freedoms. our world is more secure than 50 years ago, but it is mo

we have interest in africa and we are at war with what is happening in the city into the atlantic, whichdeas, weapons. everything is a you know running out of control. with all of this, well, in the case of the cyber attacked is the name of the game nowadays. it is something very new, and i do not know if we are well prepared to protect our essential lines in this field, at the banking, stock exchange common defense. it happened here, it happened in the subway in tokyo. then we worry by what is the greatest nightmare, which is the lone wolf. what happened in [inaudible] recently. it is a very interesting program in the framework of the european union. copra was salvaged back in 2008. 14 countries are working in participating in that. it tries to work on the early detection of these velone wolves terrorists. apparently they follow the same pattern of evolution. in any case, what is very important is that anything to combat terrorism has to be done within the rule of law, creating a balance between security, pprofessional freedoms. our world is more secure than 50 years ago, but it is more

we have inrest in africa and we are at war with what is happening in the city into the atlantic, which ideas, weapons. everything is a you know running out of control. with all of this, well, in the case of the cyber attacked is the name of the game nowadays. it is something very new, and i do not know if we are well prepared to protect our essential lines in this field, at the banking, stock exchange coon defense. it happened here, it happened in the subway in tokyo. then we worry by what is the greatest nightmare, which is the lone wolf. what happened in [inaudible] recently. it is a very interesting program in the framework of the european union. copra was salvaged back in 2008. 14 countries are working in participating in that. it tries to work on the early detection of these velone wolves terrorists. apparently they follow the same pattern of evolution. in any case, what is very important is that anything to combat terrorism has tbe done within the rule of law, creating a balance between security, pprofessional freedoms. our world is more secure than 50 years ago, but it is more t

city in some areas, have come in with record highs today. they were four or five degrees above normal. so that is good news. but for those areas in the north atlantic it's going to be over for tomorrow. you're back in the 40s. >> you mentioned some more snow again next week. but there was also an alarming forecast you pointed out about snow melt eventually. >> yeah, and we might as well show you what this week's snow melt did, david. remember last week, february 10th. 49 of the 50 states had snow on them or in them some place. and after this quick warm-up of this week through much of the country, that's down to 25 states. that's a really rapid snow melt. noaa put out their spring forecast for spring flooding. and they're saying that a large part of the north central u.s. faces at least a high risk of moderate flooding due to this runoff and future storms to come. >> all right. sam champion, thanks. >>> still ahead here on "world news" this friday night, that white-knuckle moment on live tv that wasn't a stroke. what was it? that reporter is back on tv tonight. why what she learned about herself could help so many. >>> an extraordinary image tonight

atlantic. as well as some trees down. much better weather today. but a late system will bring a dusting of snow into the northeast. some heavier snow will fall across new england. new york city, maybe a light dusting. dan and bianna? >> thank you, jackie. >>> we love this story. a story of love and survival after the huge earthquake down in new zealand. most engaged couples have a lot to deal with in the week before their wedding. >> for one couple, the earthquake really complicated matters when the bride got trapped in her office building, three days before she was supposed to walk down the aisle. abbie boudreau has their story. >> reporter: it was a massive tragedy. a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that crumbled office buildings. emma howard, just four days before getting married. >> i thought, we're going to get crushed. or something will move and we'll get crushed. >> reporter: her fiance, chris greenslade, rushed to the scene. then, he got a text message from emma. >> it said, i'm okay. i love you very much. incredible. >> reporter: he quickly texted her back, trying to reassure her. >> his message said, i'm with your parents. i love you. there are lots of men trying to get y

in oklahoma city there's enough snow on the roads to cause a fire truck to get stuck. weather warnings are posted from the rockies all the way to the atlanticy snow that's expected to be followed by another round of subzero temperatures. wow! and we have a little fog here and it's bothering us other weary in the northeast from all of that snow. the midwest today oklahoma through chicago and then the northeast. >> go ahead. >> that's all right. >> you got folks in buffalo. >> buffalo hasn't been so bad. it's really been boston and new england but they're going to get hit, too, in st. louis, over a foot of snow. family there too. we've got more sunshine. more fog out there this morning. this is say beautiful shot. you can see the low clouds. increasing winds to mix this out later on this morning. so the dense fog advisory through 10:00 north and east bay valleys. then we'll see windy conditions cool air filthering in throughout the afternoon along the delta. that's going to allow for minimal fog but colder overnight lows. fairfield foggy, 37 santa rosa. 47 oakland. visibility ten miles at the airport but we had delays of about 48 minutes at s