it's one of the most popular in atlantic city known for its heated pool and la late-night parties.cted to perform a few times throughout the year, beginning next month. he was voted eighth best dj in america by "vibe" magazine in 2010. >>> now to the big screen where the fourth installment of "transformers" is in the work. paramount pictures made the announcement yesterday. last year "transformers dark of the moon" brought in more than $1 billion worldwide shia labeouf acted in that one, but likely won't return, he says. the next "transformers" is due out in 2014. >>> be my stalking valentine? don't send me flowers at work and a recipe for success when it comes to getting engaged. >> you got some flowers today. they were beautiful. those are some of the stories people are talking about today. joining us is cain from hot 99.5. okay, chicken is good for a lot of things. now it can take your relationship to the next level. what is this all about? >> i'm kind of like a gee ought ta here. we found recipes for engagement chicken, taking the internet by storm, today being valentine's day.

term limits for employees, one casino opening in atlantic city this spring will be hiring some youngractive workers, but keeping those jobs in the long run could be a roll of the dice. anna is here with more. people are saying that this values looks over quality? >> yeah, they are, and now, opponents are saying that the opposite. say that it's age discrimination and that's why they're arguing that employees won't be able to plan their lives and not going to have an easy time figuring out how to pay for a car and also a home and employees like cocktail wait dresses and bell hops realying for four to six years and treating hospitality workers like an athlete. >> they're having a contract and that's fine if you pay them like ball players. >> the casino defends the policy in a statement saying we feel it will attract the highly professional people inspired by a holly competitor work environment and revel will be an opportunity in terms of opportunity and compensation. >> harris: what's the logic behind putting this in place. >> it will keep employees from becoming complacent. and giving

not quite reaching new york city or atlantic city, but again, the severe weather threat is somethingatch tonight as well as the southeast coast tomorrow, and before all is said and done, lester, we could see up to a foot of snow in some locations across the mid-atlantic. back to you. >> kelly, thank you. >>> overseas tonight there's growing concern over the crisis in syria. the widespread violence there has now reached the capital of damascus. scene of a mass anti-government demonstration and fresh bloodshed was seen near the embattled president's compound. we get the latest from richard engel. >> reporter: it started out today as a funeral for three members of the opposition killed yesterday. but grew quickly. 5,000 swelled to 15, maybe even 30,000 opposition members say. they were mourning and protesting. and it wasn't just anywhere. but right in damascus and not far from bashar al assad's presidential palace. maybe it was too close for comfort. because witnesses say syrian security forces lowered their weapons and fired live ammunition into the crowds. witnesses say several protes

that is more than in atlantic city. that is more than any state in the northeast or the mid-atlantic. so the debate, well, we don't want to go into the gaming business, is just not true. we are in the gaming business. we're not doing it well. we're not doing it as well as we should be doing it, but we are in the gaming business. we're also surrounded on every border of the state by casinos. massachusetts just legalized casinos. so not only do we have gaming within the state, we surrounded by gaming. and for us, this is not about chips and cards. this is about the jobs that the casino industry generates. we estimate $1 billion in economic activity for the state of new york if we actually recognize the reality and regulate and capitalize on gaming the way we should. let's amend the constitution. let's do gaming right. let's make it safe. let's protect our people. but let's get the jobs back in new york. and let's take the first step this year. we have a great opportunity to rebuild new york. we need jobs. we need to be co

seven will face twenty nine year old chad dawson in a rematch on a full twenty eight from the atlantic citythey fought last october but the bat was ruled a no contest after dorsey lifted up who fell and hurt his shoulder but then i say that to settle it was best once and for all i'm for the one finger that no one finger it's probably still what i want but i don't you know i'm a i'm a kind of i just don't know if i want a fair fight i want to nod to come out and fight i don't want to load no no no headbutts no business be to me like to make your list fight that's all i want an artist i want i want to fight that's it that's all i'm saying. what i'm going to do show i don't have. to win the fight. you were fights but fight. and win fights but fight. talking i'm going to the moment as well i'm back with more. well. it's technology innovation all the least developed around russia we've got the future coverage. in. the death of two foreign journalists in syria intensifies pressure for international involvement in the conflict but inside the country many fear such calls are just fueling the violen

bob orr, cbs news, atlantic city >> pelley: the air marshal service was formed during the kennedy administrationings to cuba. the first class graduated 50 years ago next month. the district of columbia suspended about 90 workers today. officials say they were collecting unemployment benefits while they were on the job. the alleged scam netted $800,000 in all. the workers could be fired and face criminal charges. a milestone fit for a queen. mark phillips has her story next. >> pelley: once upon a time-- 60 years ago today-- a young princess learned she had just become queen, queen of england. her mother sent her this message "all my thoughts and prayers are with you, signed, mommy." now, as elizabeth ii celebrates her diamond jubilee, mark phillips tells the story of one of the longest-reigning monarchs. >> reporter: in a market town in eastern england, the small woman in a big hat is greeted by officials in ceremonial robes-- just like she's been doing for 60 years. some things haven't changed in the time queen elizabeth has been on the throne. certainly not the dedication to duty she promised

show "the apprentice" as well as his empire that includes casinos and hotels in las vegas and atlantic city, he is ever the publicity man. he stoked speculation about who he would endorse. many yesterday speculating it was going to be newt gingrich including the gingrich campaign leaking word it was going to be donald trump. but this afternoon in las vegas, donald trump had this to say. >> well, thank you very much. this is a great honor for me. as everybody in this room knows, our country is in serious serious trouble. whether it's opec, the opec nations or china or virtually anybody that we do business with throughout the world, they take advantage of uls, they laugh at us. they can't believe their good fortunes. i deal with these people and they can't believe what that he getting away with. so we really have an opportunitying to do something great for the country. and just a little while ago, i didn't even mention this, but the cbo chief in washington announced that unemployment is going up to 9.2% by sometime in january. so it's going to go up. and the growth rate is going to be at abou

not too bad. 22 in easton. 20 in camebridge. 23 up in new jersey atlantic city. inds south and east of the city. those are going to make temperatures a little colder and we will see winds calming down as we go throughout the day. temperatures around the metro area, mid 30's. colder in the western counties. we get below the freezing mark, even in westminster. mid 30's in easton and 32 right notice in ocean city. anywhere you feel that wind, you have to take off a couple degrees from the actual air temperature, the wind makes us feel a little colder. by afternoon, those winds are calming down and it is shaping up to be a nice february day. we will have the sunshine. 47 into the afternoon at 40 degrees for the high in the mountains. 47 for ocean city. as for tonight, skies mostly clear. it is going to be another seasonably chilly night with a low around 30 near b.w.i. dropping into the 20's as we head to the western counties outside the city. winds out of the south 5 miles per hour tonight. high pressure in place right now. high pressure normally associated with quie

the thing that started me to write the story was a piece by richard florida in the atlantic the atlantic city section actually and the thing that got to me was that this is a guy who is not a conservative or a that he's the rise of the creative class guy he took a gallup poll that essentially said that america is staying exactly the same and has stayed basically the same for thirty or so years and he turned it into an article that said america is getting more conservative there was literally no proof of that the actual gallup released was titled something like america basically stays the same and from that he's extrapolating all this information about what's conservative what's not conservative on top of that the gallup poll simply asks you whether you identify as a conservative a liberal or a moderate now. most people in this country don't even know what conservative and liberal mean politically they don't identify the same way that marco rubio did when marco rubio was in front of c pac a conservative political action conference telling american tara telling conservative activists that ameri

against a hypothetical billionaire from new york who owns hotels throughout new york city and atlantic city, and he is buying furniture for his hotels that he flies the american flag outside of. the bid comes in from china 20% lower than the u.s. manufacturer. and he buys the chinese furniture. you know what? is everything the bottom line? be an american. be a patriot. pay the extra 20% and feel good about it. and really, that's all i've got to say. thanks. >> well, you know, we have lost a lot of manufacturing. and i don't think there is many districts that have lost more than mine. i represent northeast ohio just south of cleveland, akron, youngstown, ravenna, you know, halfway between cleveland and pittsburgh, the old steel belt. some of these we aren't going to get back. we're not going to get back the tweezer manufacturer. i think our focus needs to be how do we make america competitive to make the high-end advanced manufacturing products that we can sell to the world, the advance batteries that the president talked about. and if we're going to do that, we need a government that is sma

up near 30 miles per hour in atlantic city. worst of the ones moving offshore.rea today, it is going to feel much better today compared to yesterday. yesterday, we were in the low to mid '30's. it felt like the 30's. today it will feel more like the 30's. around a 40 as you head into the mountains. 47 for the high in ocean city. as for tonight, the skies will be mostly clear. temperatures will drop down a little more. we're expecting a low down to around 30 at the airport. wins out of the south tonight, 5 miles per hour. you can see on our current satellite image there is not a whole lot going on with the clouds. most of the clouds are up in central pennsylvania. right now, we have the full sunshine. that will be the case throughout the entire day. that area of high pressure pushing into the east coast. it is bliss, a storm system will start to cushion. bring snow from north dakota all the way into wisconsin. he was a lot of precipitation with it. there is not a lot of moisture feeding into the storm. therefore, we see mostly dryx pass -- drys passing by. here's

. >> these two girls are from club providence at the tropicana in atlantic city.y'll be back to teach us a little something in a moment. >> we were getting into our '80s attire, and you chose a madonna-ish -- >> because there's only one madonna. >> i tried a little dynasty thing. >> we couldn't believe how much fricking stuff you have to wear. >> it's a lot of gear. >> look at you. >> and it's never enough. >> a tutu? >> i know. cute. i like it. >> and you? >> the piece de resistance, the shoulder pads. but how about that? >> had to have that ugly pin. >> everybody had it. everybody had it. >> your hair, hodie, we're proud of it. >> yeah, she did it. >> you know what, honestly, let's walk down memory lane a little bit because so much of this stuff i forgot was the '80s. >> how about this? this was the '80s. do you remember your phone in your car and you thought you were so cool because you were like, hey. >> in the car? >> you could take it in the car with you. and you dialed it and everyone thought you were cool and you just slipped it right in your purse. >> nic

one casino opening in atlantic city will be hiring young and attractive workers.ng those jobs in the long run could be a roll of the dice. anna is here with more. people are saying this values looks over quality. >> opponents were saying the opposite. they say it's age discrimination and that's why they are arguing employees won't be able to plan their lyes they won't have a hard time figuring out how to pay for a car and also a home. employees like cocktail waitresses and bellhops they will have to reapply every four to six years. it is unfair to treat hospitality workers like professional athletes. >> ball players get a four-year contract they are either weaved or resign. it's fine if you are pay them like ball players but they are not being paid like ball players. >> they say quote we feel it will attract the most highly professional people so we are inspired a highly xetty work environment. it will be an attractive competitive option here in opportunity and compensation. >> what is the logic behind putting a policy like this in place? >> hospitality experts sa

a new casino set to open in atlantic city plans to make employees reapply for their jobs every few yearsnnon, when the rebel megacasino opened in may, it will bring 5,000 jobs to atlantic city, with that an unprecedented policy that critics say values young, fresh faces over a proven track record of hard work and loyalty. from cocktail waitresses to bellhops to food servers, employees will be hired for terms from four to six years. after that, they have to reapply for their jobs. opponents say it's age discrimination, and employees won't be able to plan out their lives when trying to buy a car or house, for example. >> this is all about using people, like they use tablecloths or forks. they have a life, and then they get rid of them and get something new. i think that fundamentally is wrong morally, and it also goes against the casino act which clearly stated good jobs with benefits for tourism workers. >> rebel casino defended their policy with this statement -- we feel rebel will attract the most highly professional people inspired by a highly competitive work environment. rebel will b

. >> up in new jersey near atlantic city.y it is not as uncommon as you would think. >> i am glad getting young kids involved around here. i would not think there is as much of a fan base on the east coast as around my house but it is good for the young kids though. >> it is. a huge 4 -h community here. pbr there. tickets not going to break the bank. definitely a cool thing to see and 1st mariner is an ideal venue for this because of its size. imagine if you put this there. >> you are close to the action. >> first mannerrer you 1st mariner you are really close to the action and it is a really cool deal. i got a ton of respect. there ain't no overnight sensations in sports. by the way i want to sense, throw out a plug, this is there and at the end he gets delivered it. my wife and i were out having lunch, actually down at fell's point and i say you got pbr -- when is the last time you had one? >> probably a -- >> -- blow your mind, stalk talk about old school. >> it is it is good. >> have a safe time and enjoy baltimore. >> i

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. >> loveliest of the lovely as seen here in the role of a noncompetitor she leaves an atlantic cityy pageant. marilyn monroe is mourned by the world. >> buried in los angeles. what celebrity later bought the crypt next to hers? joe did i mashio, hugh hefner, miller, curtis. cards up please. the answer is hugh hefner. >> he he is not dead. >> he bought it for when he might die, doocy. not everybody is going to be set on fire like you and they are lined up to do it. >> is that your plan? >> bill: maccallum you won it what was the connection to monroe. >> because he wanted to be next to marilyn? who doesn't want to be next to marilyn. >> he wanted to lay next to her for the rest of his life. >> bill: first cover of playboy magazine ever marilyn monroe. >> you would know did you buy that very first issue? >> bill: i know the implication that you are making. i am an historian. >> do you still have it in your garage, bill? >> bill: i wish i did. it's worth about 20 grand. i wish i did. pinheads and patriots starring one of the best thriller riders in the country. up next p and p. two minu

atlantic city, las vegas, all legal there wise guys all over the place. you know that?as vegas prostitution sill legal. there is a lot of harm from it a lot of violence and a lot of disease in the parts of nevada where it's legal, no disease, no violence. >> bill: all right. so this is what you are going to tell us for an hour right after the factor? this is the main thrust of it? >> trying to open a lemonade stand just outside your studio here, there are a million rules that stop me from doing that. >> bill: you couldn't even open up a lemonade stand? i understand along with the lemonade stand. >> no, i'm not going to do that. >> we should legalize drugs. next show we will talk about that? >> >> bill: all right. stossel is coming up. 9:00 eastern time. if you are watching the preplay here, he will be back in back of me as well. plenty more from l.a., easier to get away with murder in america husband accused of drowning his wife of 11 days. walks out a free man. jesse watters occupying beverly hills. you don't want to miss this one. we hope you stay tuned to those repor

snow could reach philadelphia and atlantic city by sunday night.ver the next few days. shep? >> shepard: audit driveway pheuene. >> apologies, 9-year-old girl home from the hospital after receiving what is the first ever esophagus transplant. that was one of six organ replacements that doctors say she needed to survive a rare and invasive tumor. >> my throat started to hurt. but not right now. >> we waited 15 months and we were really lucky we ended up with the organ. >> shepard: they were really lucky. surgeons replaced her stomach, her liver, her spleen, her small intestine and pancreas as well as part of her esophagus all during a single procedure. she is back home and said tonight to be doing very well. wow. some surveillance video now of a guy lighting himself on fire while police say he was trying to burn down a pub. happened, of course, in edge england. he dumps what officials say was gasoline on the door and watch this, he he pulls out a lighter and sets off that blinding flash of light which, surprise, surprise, spread to him. caught his s

those people were losing their paychecks in atlantic city, in delaware at the racetracks, or in west why not lose it here?" is what you're saying. >> well, if they're gonna lose it anyway, let's get the upside. we were getting all the downside and none of the upside. >> the upside, he says, is the $1 billion the state got in gambling revenue in 2010, which was used to provide a $200-a-home property tax reduction plus more relief for senior citizens. >> people have been gambling since organized society was formed on the banks of the tigris and euphrates. they were gambling. and they will gamble as long as there is life on this planet. and that's a fact. >> no one's saying that people can't gamble. this is about government using gambling to prey on human weakness for profit. >> les bernal is head of the national organization stop predatory gambling. he and massachusetts state senator sue tucker have been fighting a move to bring casinos and slot parlors to the bay state. >> we're in the worst economic crisis since the great depression, and the daily voice of government to most american

at rebel atlantic city. welcome to you both. we have a special judge for you today. ] great to have you. i could be bought. you are above reproach. i want to ask you, why are you here in indianapolis this weekend? >> i'm here for the taste of the nfl. a great charity that raises money for food banks across america. anyone that wants to donate, visit kinghunger.com. >> you ready ady to judge? >> i am. >> we're doing an ode to new england. a huge lobster roll. a bunch of lobster meat. a deconstructed tartar sauce. >> what is it like, the inveterate rate residepatriots working in new york. >> that's why i have my hard hat? >> it's not that bad. new york fans don't like to brag, we just win. >> oh, and thus it begins. why don't you begin. i don't want to run out of time. >> you have the lobster salad. >> and a big hoagie roll. stuff it with lobster meat. >> that's the final product. >> take a bite if you would. >> you get started, mark. i want to make sure you have plenty of time. take a good bite. all right. now think. remember that. >> i will. >> what are we working on