hi, i'm mark walberg in atlantic city, new jersey. atlantic city went from family homestead to popular resort town when the railroad came to absecon island in the mid-1850s. it's had the reputation of being one of america's favorite playgrounds ever since. the fun has just begun, so let the games begin. man: i bought it at a country auction about 25 years ago. and where was that? in ireland. in ireland. well, it's from quite a far distance from ireland. it's actually tibetan. oh. it's carved iron, and it's carved and pierced with a motif of dragons, foliage and flames. and then on it, on certain places, you can see where there was a trace of gilding. well, originally that entire box was gilt. it was all covered with gold. i see. it had been fire gilt. and the box is also quite old. it's 16th century. oh, my god. it originally had a leather lining, and it contained probably either a porcelain or a jade bowl that was inside of it. these kind of things were very high status objects because you also figure an object like this wasn't somet

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atlantic city matching the mark. 45 easton. 50 back towards hagerstown. winds direction from the south. behind the front, a north westerly breeze, up and down little pattern as we head through the first couple of days. clouds on back towards the west. bands of clouds, clearing behind it midday. the showers will hang by this evening. a cloudy morning and afternoon, sun in between and high of 67. >>> 95 north, tightings bridge in the right lane ax broken down car. be careful. stay to the left if you can. a live look at the traffic camera, 95, 175, no issues reported between elk ridge, dorcey and laurel. 95 at the fort mc henry, doing fine as well. southbound with on coming traffic. northbound is flowing freely. earlier incident, 95 north is clearing out of the way. >>> texas rangers evened the world series. fall classic ties two games apiece. hamilton put the rangers ahead. texas a little bit of breathing room. . for moms pregnancy can be an exciting time and fightening. what megan pringle has been going through and doing to make things better. . new change

look at atlantic city. there's the circulation. i want to focus on this wider view this morning.there's not much happening in the region. we pushed the cool, damp air out of the region yesterday. and the winds will be picking up and a little sting in the atmosphere. and the waive of low pressure will be in central virginia. but that will ride just to our west. and i think the enhanced easterly wind could make is a a little bit rough, probably after 8:00 a.m., we'll get it. i think we're going look for showers and thunderstorms late evening. let's talk about any bumping on the roads. we hope not. >>> just a little bit of bumping going on. 97 northbound at 100, we have an accident on the offramp that is closed, the left lane of the offramp. this is a live look and 695, no problems to report as you head northbound. top side of the beltway, we're doing fine. on the outer loop, there's a car parked on the right. no problems. the traffic is light now. innerloop and reisterstown road, we have a report of a broken down car. but no injuries there. >>> we all want to shed the pounds and ke

passengers say it was only a matter of minutes before the atlantic city-bound bus was engulfed. the bus driver and tour guide were called life saver force getting people off the bus. >>> history continues to be made at cape canaveral, even after the retirement of the space shuttle. space x unveiled the dragon, expe expected to be the first privately owned spacecraft to dock at the international space station. its first mission will be to carry supplies to the space station crew on december 19th. >>> and finally reporters in an upstate new york newspaper office wound up on the other side of the story when a deer charged into their newsroom. he doesn't look happy. the young buck tour up the managing editor's office before escaping through a window. now for a look at our national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. that's just like our editorial meetings. all fired up, that's got to be in the show. >> i thought you meant you were going to jump out the window. >> oh, come on, be a team player. >> you mean from the guy who doesn't go to the meetings? >> that's true. >>

. >> some people go to las vegas some people go to atlantic city, i open helene stores. >> he has been9 years. the search usually begins in january. he got a deal on this montgomery county location. >> i am constantly keeping up with the real-estate industry to see where the chain stores are in bankruptcy. >> and with the national retail federation expecting a typical shoppers to spend $6 more this halloween over last year, there is nothing scary about this business. it is hard to believe as big as many of these halloween stores ariane as a lever it as their displays, they will all be gone come tuesday. >>> that is it for us at 5:00. coming up at 6:00 -- >>> the defense attorney in them lululemon case said its his client did it. i will tell you but the court room bombshell. >> the search ships in the search for a missing 9-year-old autistic boy. >>> will the bell let -- will the beltway hot line project help or hinder your commute? >>> our big story at 6:00, new insight into the murder of a woman at the bethesda lululemon store. lawyers for the suspects brittany norwood presented their

you can see john play with the beach boys this friday in atlantic city and saturday and sunday in napervilled they're not sick of you yet? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: you've been with the beach boys longer than some of the actual beach boys. >> i used to be the only boy in the band, but now, not so much. >> jimmy: and do you find that helps you get women, being in a band and a musician? >> well, you were a clarinet player, jimmy, so -- >> jimmy: so yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would think so. john will be with us here all night bongoing and doing -- all sorts of things. [ applause ] while our normal drummer, whose name is also john, sitting in the background wondering where we went wrong. it was elimination night on "dancing with the stars" tonight and this show would be much more entertaining if they eliminated the contestants while they were dancing, right? trap door? maybe send in a hungry lion? this week was movie theme week which meant all the dancers w s to movie themes. chaz bono danced to the theme from "rocky." she -- i'm saying her? i can't keep track. but i have to say, it was kind of

some experts are saying that and in atlantic city in two days, that is cancelled. >> a bummer for her's hot right now. >> she is a great singer. >> what is going? >> and this is the seg time. >>> every sunday, a big date, of course, with football going now. >> oh. >>> and that is running relationships. >> football this season s it killing your relationship? i love this. there is a lot of signs s. your partner and this is for win, too, by the way. are they thinking of football while doing other things? does it become irritated when the game is interrupted? and messing important family event or dates to watch a game and do you have violent outbursts or become depressed if the team loses? >> if you answered yes to all of the above, move. >> we did surveys in the newsroom and a couple people who are border line. >> that is scare, tell me who they are and stay away from them. >> and she is going to talk with everyone talking about x factor. >> i'll be back at 8 and 10. we'll start the chat at 8. >> okay. back to you, brian. >>> thank you, ladies. coming up at 6 d a d.c. police officer witn

and the fin foe on the shows in connecticut, richmond, virginia atlantic city and the latest bookinge county all available on bill o'reilly.com. hope check it out. book signing. finally tonight on pinheads fifth on fox news. big special at 10:00 p.m. as part of that special, bill hemmer interviewed me. >> you also have fun. >> you have got a great sense of humor. >> bill: really stupid and dumb and we are going to mock it we are going to make fun of it the people i have on all have a sense of humor. my sass them. they sass me back. people like that. the thing i like but you do take cheap shots all the time you defend those cheap shots. >> that's not the only thing you like. unlike a shot of leavitt town right in your ass like a b 12, boom. >> bill: i think i'm going to commit suicide. >> bill: that special is very entertaining. we think you are going to like it. our 15th anniversary, everyone here at fnc is a patriot. and we're going to have a big thing in boston next tuesday to celebrate the factor and the 15th. we're going to have a really interesting piece of videotape to show but

november 25 and atlantic city november 26. you see that in a bill back a of the book segment tonight. did yew see that in? we have been trying to get governor rick perry on the factor but juliet huddy beat us to it. she met him in california and asked about the n word on the rock controversy involving the hunting ranch perry's family rented. >> all of us agree that the word that was on that rock is a very offensive rock and a very offensive word. at the moment we had to move to paint over that rock we did. >> why are people coming out and saying -- the ones who are saying well wait a second, we saw that word there over the last several years. >> i think think there were some very much and strong inconsistencies and just infactal information in the story. i know for a fact in 1984 that rock was painted over. it was painted over. >> and your family did that. we he painted over that rock and it stayed that way. i have no idea where or why people would say that they had seen that rock because that is just not the fact. >> when are

november 25 and atlantic city november 26.id you see that in a moment,m did you see that in a moment,m juliet tracks down rick perry. that's next. your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center recommends the custom-fit orthotic that's best for your tired feet. foot-care scientists are behind it. you'll get all-day relief. for your tired achy feet. for locations, see drscholls.com. thank you... bill back a of the book segment tonight. did yew see that in? we have been trying to get governor rick perry on the factor but juliet huddy beat us to it. she met him in california and asked about the n word on the rock controversy involving the hunting ranch perry's family rented. >> all of us agree that the word that was on that rock is a very offensive rock and a very offensive word. at the moment we had to move to paint over that rock we did. >>hy are people coming out and saying -- the ones who are sayi

freedom democratic party and kept them from being seated by selling them out to the democrats in atlantic city, and that was our great courageous leader, and he silenced others in his movement because they were too hot. i think it's so important that not only humanizing him in his personal self, but that he was an imperfect leader, and still exceptional. >> i don't think that we think about the latter part of king's life very much. we don't talk about the post victory king. it was only a few years because his life was cut short, but he was struggling with this problem of what are the demands, which is something that we hear about right now, economic justice, what does that look like? and then more specifically to maintain the sort of syntrality to the movement, and this sort of extremely religiously grounded vision of christian brotherhood and sisterhood. >> i want to make a point. i was very much around, and -- >> well -- >> we will let you speak last. >> exactly. >> and what i recall so clearly in 1967 when king gave his famous anti-war speech outside the church, and it was the idea that we

today, with the show in california, in orange county, and all the dates in richmond, virginia, atlantic city, everything listed on the web site. and now, pinheads and patriots with a again-year-old from phoenix, arizona, and this week, max has been blind sincehis wokn blind since birth and threw out the first pitch at a playoffs game between the diamonds and brewers. >> tonight's first pitch guest, faction. [applause] >> great job, max! >> perfect strike. the mets got to get him. nice arm. a patriot and we are sending you an audio copy of "killing lincoln" because i know you want one. actually he asked me for one and we are happy to do it? vince flint was fighting the good fight against cancer. hang in there, vince. everybody here at fox news is hurting for you. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different than bile o'reilly.com. also we would like out to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be a nebbish when writing to the factor. we will be in boston on tuesday celebrating the 15th annive

in 1991, his atlantic city casino was buried under $3.4 billion in debt.er, he was humiliated by the obama administration when they released the president's long-form birth certificate. but still -- >> has donald trump become somebody you got to go visit if you are going to want to be president on the republican side? >> apparently, yes. all you need do is have some lousy pizza with the donald and he will say really great things about you in the press. even if you're sinking in the polls, like rick perry. >> i think he is a very impressive guy with a very good record. >> what do you think of michele bachmann? >> well, i think she is a very underrated person. >> epps always delightful, i enjoy donald trump. >> we hit it off well, i will say, even better than i had anticipated. >> i like him. should be reproud very proud of. people like him. >> the only candidate who has spoken negatively about trump is jon huntsman. >> you describe to the don trump school or mitt romney school of international trade. >> guess what huntsman has to show for it? 1.6% national

he pointed out to lbj, if you look at the schedule of your convention in atlantic city? he was meeting with marvin watson who was the president's top aide. anyway, there was a day set aside as a tribute to kennedy. it was up front. dewey pointed out that if this happens,jackie will be there, teddy, and the entire family. there will be an emotional -- before you know it, bobby kennedy will be your running mate. the president on the phone and called watson and said it moved kennedy from day one today for. hubert humphrey became the running mates instead. he was in his death until the day he died. >> they were social friends. >> they were social friends. >> they spent parts of winter together. i even went to the races with them. >> we are all out of time and gentlemen. i want to thank the both of you for being our guests and talking to our viewers. talking about thomas e. dewey. are contenders in our 14th week series. i want to thank all of you for calling in. a big thanks to everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by nation

freedom democratic party and kept them from being seated by selling them out to the democrats in atlantic citygreat courageous leader, and he silenced others in his movement because they were too hot. i think it's so important that not only humanizing him in his personal self, but that he was an imperfect leader, and still exceptional. >> i don't think that we think about the latter part of king's life very much. we don't talk about the post victory king. it was only a few years because his life was cut short, but he was struggling with this problem of what are the demands, which is something that we hear about right now, economic justice, what does that look like? and then more specifically to maintain the sort of sin tral tea to the movement, and this sort of extremely religiously grounded vision of christian brotherhood and sisterhood. >> i want to make a point. i was very much around, and -- >> well -- >> we will let you speak last. >> exactly. >> and what i recall so clearly in 1967 when king gave his famous anti-war speech outside the church, and it was the idea that we -- we -- that was

. >> reporter: they open their recent tour at comedy stop in atlantic city, new jersey, playing at awhile hardly any of the material is family friendly. >> let me tell you something. i was out there on the boardwalk and i saw a hooker today. >> reporter: one of the main ideas is to bring families together. >> it's a big divide between military families and nonmilitary families in our country which i don't quite understand. >> call me a p.o.w. pizza or wings. >> reporter: the reaction has been intense, both for audience members and the performers themselves. >> when i get on stage, the only thing i've ever likened to jumping out of and airplane to was getting up on stage with 200 strangers with new jokes and going, am i going to eat it or am i going to make these people laugh? guns and l.a., the name don't fit. jumper can't take a joke. you see sleepy at sev7-eleven i the morning. >> reporter: they have big plans ahead. their ambition. >> my goal is perform for every soldier around the world everywhe everywhe everywhere. >> reporter: almotheir love of country. >> that is a badge of ho

. >> they brought them from atlantic city to westchester county and port chester.i cannot foresee that this action that they were doing, selling these guns, would give them an extra amount of money so vast that it's really worth it. i don't really think they got much out of this for what they are going to do and i think they are going to pay dearly for this because this is an fbi case and one of their strengths is to do a case just like this. >> you mentioned an informant was involved and that the investigation started back in '09. how did these officers ultimately get caught? >> well, with the confidential informants and them backing and going out and selling and they actually sold it to the fbi agent. they already started out in surveillance. once the fbi got it, they got together with the new york city police department and internal affairs. so they had these guys really well. what's happening lately, in the last three or four months, all of this activity has been happening and the guns were smuggled in and this was a good time to apprehend them, which they did.

that is being offered at trump taj mahal in atlantic city. >> maybe $25,000. >> $25,000 worth of plastica nose job. >> with this economy and promotional. and it works. we're talking about it. if he is going to say that why do the no the don't $25,000 in plastic surgery to one of wounded warriors. >> heather: that a good idea. maybe he is listening right now. thank you very much. very interesting topics. kelly? >> kelly: enjoyed your topics of discussion. new information coming light about the father-in-law of a missing utah mother. details coming up on what was found on steve powell's phone. [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. and immune balance to help support your immune system. ensure clinical strength... helping you to bounce back. ensure! nutrition in charge! gives you a 50 perce

atlantic city, new jersey, your. atlantic city, new jersey, nbc 40, rain and wind, 70 degrees.ng it's way up from the south. we have another big system back to the west of the ohio river valley. two will merge and that means a couple wet days here in the northeast. we have a slight risk of strong storms in the mid-atlantic coast. and then temperatures in the 40s through the plains, and 60s back through the rockies, and some slow 60-degree readings in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, after a wet early commute, the rain thankfully beginning to taper off across the district, and still raining across most of maryland and the eastern shore, but as the morning progresses we will have the rain stopping temporarily. right now we're near 60 degrees throughout much of the area, and 63 at reagan national. and later today near 70, but we could get storms developing this afternoon, some of which could produce damage winds or a tornado. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> thanks so much

. >> reporter: aaa mid-atlantic says the city council needs to redo the law, a law city councilman phil mendelson says makes sense to him. >> people have a duty to have your tags current. so people were complaining police are stopping them, tough because they should keep their tags current. on the other hand, a person shouldn't be locked up, sent down to central cell block, but my understanding is that's not what happened. >> reporter: in an e-mailed statement to fox 5 d.c. police chief cathy lanier says, "i implemented a policy of a 30 day grace period in which drivers will only be issued a civil traffic violation in lieu of afternoon arrest. after the grace period -- of an arrest. after the grace fed an officer may conduct a summons of arrest or issue a civil traffic ticket depending on the circumstances. the bottom line is it's up to the is of and depending how busy the police -- up to the officer and depending how busy the police are you may spend several hours waiting to be processed, but going to the central cell block police say is highly unusual unless there are extenuating circ

. >> reporter: aaa mid-atlantic said the city council needs to review the law. a law that city councilman bill mendelson said makes sense to him. >> people have a duty. if you have a car, you have a duty to keep the tags current and people complains the police were stopping them, tough. on the other hand, the person shouldn't be locked up and my understanding is that that is not what happened. >> reporter: in an e-mailed statement to fox 5, the d.c. police chief said that i impledged a policy of a 30-day grace period in which drivers will only be issued a civil traffic violation in lieu of an arrest. after the grace period, an officer may conduct a summary arrest, issue a criminal citation in lieu of an arrest or issue a civil traffic ticket, depending on the circumstances. the bottom line is that it's up to the officers. depending on how busy the police are on any given day or night, you may spend several hours waiting to be processed but going to the central cell block is unusual unless there are extend waiting circumstances like multiple violations or an outs

atlantic city, new jersey, nbc, 40, rain and wind, 70 degrees.all part of a system making its way to the south. another big system back to the west in the ohio river valley. two will merge and means a wet week or couple of days in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and slight risk of storms along the mid-atlantic coast. western half of the country, fantastic. on the coolish side with temperatures in the 40s through the plains. 60s back through the rockies and low 60-degree readings in the pacific northwest. >> good morning. we will be dealing with some rain off and on today. this afternoon, the answer may be unstable enough to create a few thunderstorms. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> thanks so much. up next is there a link between fertility treatments and breast cancer? dr. nancy snyderman weighs in after giuliana rancic's diagnosis. right after this. ou need ♪ ♪ for the big race. daughter: morning mom! are you excited? ♪ as you finish every mile... ♪ how rewarding are those smiles... ♪ [ cheers from the crowd ] ♪ the best part of wak

atlantic city, tomorrow the high 6055 60, 55 in providence.as chad said, days and days beforeis restored. >>> in connecticut, a jetblue plane was stuck on a tarmac for eight hours. two passengers had medical conditions, a screaming baby, no working toilets. listen to how the pilot was pleading for help from the tower. >> i've got a it truck over here. i'm not sure who all the players are back there in the back, but it looks like they've got it covered medically. my priority right now is a tug and a tow bar. if you just get me a welding shop i'll be willing to make one myself. >> jetblue subjected its passengers to a similar ordeal in 2007, and that actually inspired the passenger bill of rights. it says that after a two-hour delay passengers must be given food, water, access to medicine, and clean working toilets. jetblue could now face some pretty hefty fines. >>> president obama welcomes former british prime minister tony blair this morning. the white house isn't saying much about what they'll be talking about. let's go to white house corres

i'm calling from atlantic city and i have a two-part question and a statement. my two-part question to you is, as a republican, what would you rate the presidency of george bush in his eight years, how realistic would it be -- no, how realistic was it for whoever was to be the next president to change the results of his presidency? and the statement i have is that, i hear you speak a lot about dreams. the american people would buy into that when the system of the country was working. but now we have reached a point in our country, the lowest terms we have reached in a long time, and now is more being held accountable. we want to hear parties speaking more of accountability and asking the people, giving the power back to the people to make the things work. thank you. guest: thank you. i agree with the accountability and giving power back to the people so that we increase the vibrancy of this economy and allow people to realize their dreams. in terms of the previous president, look, no president is going to doxalyha -- 100% what you want or 100% what i want. think

. >> reporter: supporting the council's decision, triple a mid-atlantic wishes city leaders will have done away with an impound policy as well judge and what they will send you walking andm pop your car and that is going to be problematic to a lot of motorists. >> last week, a police union representative told us he believes there are more important things for the mayor and city council it focus on. >> if you want to step in the law enforcement issues in your district, don't pick something like this but something that is going to save lives. >> i and this is a temp really change. the mayor should seen off on the emergency legislation within the next 10 days and there is that 225-day period where they will go back and look at this and they could then propose a permanent law, shape, or go back to -- shawn, or go back to where it was yesterday and where. >> is there a chance of that happen something. >> doesn't look like it, shape. the mayor like this and he support it to the council, couple chairman and there is no resistance to it and it's given time and this is a permanent law. >> than

. >> reporter: although supporting the council's decision, aaa mid-atlantic wishes city leader was have done away with an impound policy as well. >> what will happen now is fur your car is tagged for more than 30 days, they'll sunday you walking and accepted your car to an impoundment lot and that will be problematic for a lot of motorists. >> reporter: a police representative told us he bes there are more important things for the mayor and city council to focus on. >> if you want to step into law enforcement issues in the district, don't pick something like this. pick something that will save lives. >> the legislation is just a temporary change to the law. mayor gray is expected to sign it within 10 days. city will then have 225 days to review the old law and council can bring forward i permanent law or allow it to return to the way it was before. >>> a surprise visit by secretary of state hillary clinton. coming up next, details of her visit to libya and its historical footnote. you are watching fox 5 morning news.  just got her flu shot, like a champ -- mom!

and we'll learn whether those protestors will be kicked out of the park there in atlantic city. >>> coming the top of the hour, all the single ladies are taking pride in their lack of a wedding ring. >>> and an extreme sport from the 100-year-old chicago marathon runner to the world swimmer trying to set a world record. elizabeth cohen has more tips on how to be more physically fit with age. >>> and this woman, anita hill, has a new mission. she is joining us live to talk about it. >>> live from studio7 i'm suzanne malveaux. president obama is hoping to tap into america's frustration over jobs today. he's also going to be jabbing republicans who killed his bill to create new ones. he's speaking in fletcher, north carolina, that's where he is starting a three-day bus tour. now the presint

atlantic. the major cities will miss the brunt of further inland there will be heavy snow up to 1 ft. of snow ... that will happen over the weekend. we have a chance for a few flurries the middle part of next week ... the first snows of an inch or more typically come around the first of december in these parts. it's now 52 degrees in downtown chicago a bit cooler up in marquette. tonight we should dip down to the 30's with some frost in the morning it may be a few degrees cooler tomorrow. here's what it looks like on the weather map ... we could get some scattered showers on sunday but for the most part we have a dry weekend coming up. for tonight we have a cold night. tomorrow mostly sunny cool and dry 53 the high temperature. sunday will be mainly dry until late afternoon possibility of a scattered showers the high temperature 55 degrees. i will return with the 7 day forecast ... if you are headed to the movies this weekend dean richards has a sneak peek ... >>from the shrek series the legendary let love her and feline swordsman now has his own story in "puss n' boots". antonio band

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are we in atlantic city? so we have this bet.us where we say well, we're going to bet that guns don't get into the hands of the wrong people and kill innocent americans and mexicans. so we got this bet on solyndra that goes into the dumper for half a billion dollars. we've got this bet on fast & furious and then a week ago, they say listen, we've got to spend all this $36 billion. so over two days, they allotted $4 billion in more of these solyndra type deals. >> as if it's a scandal that money goes back into the coffers. >> i'm out the door now. i don't know who should be fired. you know who should be fired, brian? the secretary of energy. i know everybody has said he's a nobel peace prize winner. we never had one of those as a cabinet secretary. but i would say mr. chu, thank you for your service. we're going to present you with a medal. let's see if we can do better with the next secretary. someone has got to be accountable at a very high level. and mr. silver has had a distinguished career in private business. he didn't even

host: let's move on to atlantic city, new jersey. caller: my comment is about the elections themselves. the 2010 election, we saw a large group of seats change and republicans were brought in. then you have, nothing gets done in washington. i am wondering, i think the sentiment in the country is that people elect people to govern and they expect things to get done right now, because the problems are a meeting. that does not seem to happen. all the other electro, nuances of elections, are fine to look at, but people want something done. i am not sure the people who run convey that they can and do -- can and will do something. guest: i think this is true. the voter has a point. americans are getting increasingly frustrated with washington's inability to get things done. the approval rating is 13% for congress. that pretty much tells the whole story. more than 2/3 do not think the country is headed in the right direction. you do see a lot of challengers at the talking about the need to put the rank for aside and get something done. i th

it took a while -- the first springsteen video on mtv was atlantic city from nebraska and he didn't appearn the usa" video he didn't want to lip sync. and lots of acts from the '70s. journey made terrible videos. a lot of '70s american rock acts just thought it was beneath them. >> one of the things i love about this is we get to talk about martha quinn again who i think for a generation of american men, we thought she was the woman we would grow up to marry. >> willie dreams bigger. >> much bigger. >> when did -- when was the moment, though, when -- not when it became an important force but some videos became art. spike jones, people like that, started coming. videos were a way to cut your teeth into what became promising film careers. where do you think was the moment these were considered important cultural products. >> i think there isn't a real defining point. there are videos even from the beginning that were artistic. there were also videos that were just crass, vulgar, those are the ones generally we love and whose purpose was to sell records. so there's a constant trade-off in the