the bahamas is kind to capital. >> that is because the bahamas had to reinvent itself after being sanctionedoecd in 2000. the island nation had made it too easy for people to dodge the taxman in their home countries. now the bahamas says get your taxes in order at home and then bring your money to be protected. >> clients do not look to diversify their holdings internationally primary -- primarily or solely for tax reasons. we are a tax neutral jurisdiction. they look to the the, as best they look to the bahamas for sovereignty and political stability, mitigating political risk. especially clients out of latin america. >> that was the minister of financial services, he ensures a stable financial framework and attract capital. global investors want to hold u.s. dollar assets, not necessarily in the u.s. why latin americans are putting their money in the bahamas, so are the chinese. they have their own project. >> bahamas is the largest single resort project going on in this part of the hemisphere. we're very proud of this investment, $3.5 billion. 2200 new rooms, four hotels. >> while the u.s

aljazeera reports from free port in the bahamas. >> grand bahama doesn't feel like the kind of place people have to worry about anything. its economy is driven by tourism and the residents do everything they can to keep visitors entertained. >> come on over, baby. come on, come see big mama. >> she's worked at this market for the past 15 years says it's a matter of survival. >> we need our tourists, we really need them. we have to treat them the best of our ability. we have to treat them good so they return. we need our return guests backed up. >> tourism here looks for now safe, but it's the bahamas shipping industry that could be under threat with cuba's new facility that could see foreign investment going there rather than here. >> the state of art port was built, but the european union is looking to strengthen relations with cuba, threatening the monopoly on shipping oaters have enjoyed. it is capable of handling the biggest ships. local business leaders are keeping an eye on developments in cuba. >> i think we have to pay attention. we're also working well with panama, with all

mroo she's in sochi, but it looks like the bahamas.h we were in the bahamas, sochi with her. >>> the winter storm is going to grip the south once again. at least this time they have -- >> i don't think this storm probably is getting enough attention because we're so deep into winter. we're so over it. i mean, we've had, like, five winter storms, big ones, this season. i think this one is not getting enough attention because it actually could be much worse than some areas of the deep south than we've seen all winter long. of course, everyone remembers atlanta from two, three weeks ago, and that was kind of isolated to the birmingham wrar and atlanta. this wide scope of this could be much, much worse, and we're including areas from atlanta to august wra to columbia, all where i. let's go to augusta, fworj george, which could be one of the worst areas and put the most ice on the tree limbs and the weather channel's jim cantore, you are right in the heart of it, and the scope of the ice and how many people just amazing. >> yeah. i mean, bi

we have a report from the bahamas. >> grand bahamas not feeling like a place to worry about anything.he economy is driven by tourism and the residents are keeping it sustained. for dafny that works for this market, it is a matter of survival. >> we need the tourists and we have to treat them to the best of our ability so they'll return. we need the returning guests. >> tourism here is looking for now safe, but the other big industry shipping could be under aathlete. >> this is port with built with a lot of brazilian money. and european union is looking to strengthen the ties with brazil. free port has one of the largest ports in the world. even so, local business leaders are watching closely on the developments in cuba. >> we have to pay attention and we are working well with panama and the larger ships. we are at the party. and those guys are just getting in. >> with tourism rising in cuba, that too could steal business from the bahamas. >> there will be a day of reconnection with the relationship that our closest neighbor creating to northern part of the caribbean a force that the b

. >> when i dropped some bucks over at tommy bahama about a week ago in anticipation of my vacation tothat is now canceled -- >> you would have been lying in the sun today! >> i would have looked so good in tommy bahama but i'm among the 6,000 folks who got their air flights canceled. sellers of propane, for example, huge profits. >> in some cases, five time as much as it was last year. inl, the highest price is $4.27 a gallon. yes. you need to heat your homes. >> salt suppliers, plumbers, tourism in warm weather climates. they're doing pretty big business. >> yeah. so many pipes have been bursting in places where they're not used to it. we're used to that here. texas, new mexico, plummers are doing booming business. >> what about online retailers? who wants to brave the cold in slippery roads to get to a brick and mortar when you can sit in your oompa loompa pjs and order online. >> what color are your pjs. >>? red and black they will have the feet on them too. i'm sorry to reveal so much. >> the mind reels. absolutely. you want to sit in your pajamas and order online and people are b

it's an ambassadorship to the bahamas and maybe that's where a political ally should be and not a career foreign service guy we need the people there at the the big things right or decorative jobs for the most part all it seems like the state department may not be very patient with the obama administration going forward sam sax political commentator and leaky camp are comedian thank you so much. did you know the supreme court declared unconstitutional to throw someone in jail if they can't afford to pay off court fees and traffic fines well tonight's resident takes a look at some places the don't exactly abide by the supreme court's ruling. today people get locked up for not being able to pay off debts from court fines and fees all over the u.s. even though the supreme court set a precedent three decades ago that made the practice unconstitutional nice right here's the story people commit non-criminal offenses like shoplifting small things are going through red lights and then they get fees and fines imposed on them by the courts and then sometimes those people don't pay those fees and f

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hitman and the military of it a lot of these are pretty symbolic drops i mean the ambassador to the bahamas or a ambassador in this case norway if he screws up and if he doesn't know that much about the country there's not so much damage he can do but when you start saying ambassadors to china who don't know anything about china or hungary or somebody pronounce that argentina a small country here we're talking about the problems there can come to it for which we have very strategic ties to so what do you think the implications of this are you know having all of these bastards all around the world. may not know whole lot about the countries are and i don't think it'll change things much because like i was saying i think the important things and perhaps the scarier things are done in other levels but i mean you know did it did it affect our country that we had a cowboy who couldn't ride a horse and had been a cheerleader folk our boy did that but now it's the dems who mattered all you know we had a vice presidential candidate who couldn't lift something she'd read so these ambassadors not bei

allies but i don't see this is being much of a change and as i said if it's an ambassadorship to the bahamas then maybe that's where a political ally should be and not a career foreign service where we need the people there at the the big things right or decorative jobs for the most part while it seems like the state department may not be very patient with the obama administration going forward sam sax political commentator and leak camp are comedian thank you so much. and it seems some new yorkers made great use of their snow day after winter storm hit the northeast last week of course i'm talking about the central park snow structure that takes the form of male genitalia yes apparently plain old snowmen are overrated these days but perhaps most interesting is the fact that this particular snow creation was constructed in east green east green is one of eight designated quiet zones in central park which means many passers by have most likely had the opportunity to silently look at the art and perhaps even reflect on its phallic symbolism and that does it for now for more on the stove or sto

no these are pretty similar jobs in the ambassador to the bahamas or an investor and in this case norway. a few screws up and if he doesn't know that much about the country is not so much damage you can do but when you start singing ambassadors to china who don't know anything about china quarter hungary or so. a small country here were talking about a problem due to content for which we have very bad strategic ties to sell me what you think the implications of this are you having all these ambassadors all around the world. on that you'll not know all about the country's there and don't think it'll change things much to give like i was saying i think important things in france the scarier things are done in other levels of them. by adding you know it and it didn't affect our country that we have a of the cowboy you can ride a horse and then the cheerleader folk oh boy did that the mountains and in the value we place presidential candidate who could win something she read so when is the master does not mean you haven't been to the country is and what role are best response to play you mig

. >> we start with some people who are in the bahamas. a wonderful vacation spot.ks like they've got some froot loops that they are feeding to the raccoons and the people are loving it. >> what happens when the froot loops run out and they start eating your fingers or your trash or -- >> yes. >> yes, they're sweet, the little masks, the whole thing. but i like their look, i know what they do. they are destructive, they tear up your trash and do stuff and they are also thieves as proved in this part of the video. >> what is that? >> going to steal it? >> he's going to take it. >> oh, oh, oh! >> looks like it's inside of this tangle of vines and trees and leaves and the woman says -- >> i don't know it's my boss's. >> but i do have good news, the doll was eventually retrieved. so this guy with the dread mohawk climbs in through all this greenery, all these vines, he goes after the doll. and his mission successful. the doll eventually chucked out. >> good recovery. >> i don't blame the raccoons at all. >> i don't either. >> identify bla blame the peopl. >> they will t

croix to the bahamas and as you can see they are going at a pretty good clip. notice this whale. no problem keeping up, just look. >> cool. >> and doesn't even look like the whale is moving anything. just kind of moves its tail. he eventually does speed up and all you see is a slight move of the tail and he speeds ahead of the boat which is not going slow. look at that. >> wow, that's cool. it's weird because he's not really even, like, swimming too much. >> barely moving. >> shooting like a torpedo. >> looking like a little bullet. >>> an amazing race was taped in san francisco recently. the host aaron mcdaniel. >> determination and willpower, one woman will travel all over the san francisco bay area. >> the contestant, leona. a huge fan of the show "amazing race" so her boyfriend aaron decided to give her her very own amazing race. >> you must get to the pit stop before the sun sets. >> her first challenge. go to the place where they had their second date. there she meets a friend, she gets a roadblock, and the next set of instructions. >> he went all out, he's using the logoed

it's one thing for the bahamas or luxembourg, but another for the middle east.idered one the warm array doubts in the middle east where you could send some money and it didn't matter. that look what happened when saddam hussein invaded and we went to war. there are not enough safe places. there are too many rich dolts chasing too few safe places. let's put that way. >> we are going to leave it there. thank you very much. you can read margaret's column on bloomberg view. let's get back to the ukraine or we have developments out of ukraine where the government and opposition have agreed to a truce. we know the desk told us far has , so it is people critical that they are agreeing to a truce, but it may just be temporary. country a rocking into the civil war. we will have more when we come back with more "street smart" right after this break. >> breaking news following the story in the ukraine -- opposition leaders or talking,atives are apparently. truce, maybe something like that. our guest is a senior fellow at the council of foreign relations. thank you for join

southwest launches international flights including routes to aruba, jamaica, and the bahamas.erger with airtran. >>> coming up on a brand new "your money" at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the super bowl promises a financial windfall but does it deliver? new york giants co-owner jonathan tish, new york jets woody johnson and former super bowl champ jerome "the bust" betes the will join us. >>> i had no knowledge of this, of the planning, the execution, or anything about it. >> what did he know and when? that's what many are asking this morning after a new letter challenges the accuracy of some of what governor chris christie said in that two-hour long news conference. the claims and the political implications, that's ahead. >>> and one day away from the big game. i know you're counting down. while so many of you may be consumed with party planning, law enforcement has a laser focus on protection right now. and did

tenÍa que hacer una escala en bahamas, y bahamas cuba. y me vio, enseguida. me vio el pasaje.hablar del tema, nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde mexico, jennifer narsipp, la psicÓloga. buenos dÍas. >>> buenos dÍas cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy bien, excelente, es una historia realmente hermosa de esta pareja que acabamos dver. quÉ dices, se buscÓ, o se encontrÓ? >>> digo, en este caso Él la buscÓ a ella. pero en la vida en general. muchas veces se encuentra pero se encuentra porque se busca, suena contradictorio, quÉ pasa, si buscas amor, la energÍa cambia. muestra que estÁs abierta, se ve otra cosa. a veces te llega, porque estÁs presentando el animo, la apertura. >>> por supuesto, porque lo buscas, jennifer muchos creen que uno busca una pareja, se pone mÁs difÍcil la cosa, y no encuentran. por quÉ es que sucede esto? >>> lo que pasa es que una cosa es buscar y otra estar muy necesitada, una palabra que le dicen (nombre en inglÉs). cuando estÁs demasiado necesitada, te vuelves como muy apegada. insistente. y ese tipo de actitud bueno. lo mas matapasiÓn que hay es eso, una cosa es estar a

the ship traveling from new york to florida, off bahamas.the coast of north carolina when the drowning happened. we know the grandmother of the six-year-old flew with him to the hospital. we still do not yet know how these children were together, if they were related or what the relationship is, if any. the cruise ship did not reveal where the parents of the kids were at the time they actually went into the pool. gretchen. >> oh, gosh. a parents' worst nightmare. most cruise ships don't have lifeguards on board, right? >> no cruise ships are required to have lifeguards, like hotels. all they are required to have is signs. remember back in october a six-year-old boy died on a carnival cruise line. he drowned in the pool there. he was actually with his brother at the time. then back in march, a four-year-old minnesota boy nearly drowned on a disney cruise. that boy is still severely disabled. in september disney began adding lifeguards to most of their cruise ships. they hope to have lifeguards on all of their shipses. so far there's no word w

i was in the bahamas doing a calendar shoot for hooters gary's production film was there filming the. i had no google. i cannot google him i i didn't have a clue who he was, our age difference. as soon as we leave this week long paradise trip i get into miami and google him, i'm like oh, no. oh, no. >> he's 20 some owed years older. >> yeah. >> but now this is interesting. a lot of the shows like "duck dynasty" is popular. i think values have a big part of it. you're different than when i think would differentiate yourself. you say god is the center of your marriage. i'm not hearing that on housewives from beverly hills there is a little difference here, right? >> there is. i think family dynamic is stronger with our show. you do get to see husbands a lot more. >> people aren't expecting our husbands are very involved. and it shows our children, but the one thing that cassy and i have always had first is our faith. and what we believe in. and that always comes first. and we do pray before meals we've prayed together before the show started >> i'll send her scripture. just encourageme

for instance, if you're coming in from the bahamas, from somewhere in europe or asia, you're tested inyou leave and headed for the united states. this suggestion is that they might need to be testing people once they get here. catherine herridge works intelligence for us and is in washington. this seems a bit unusual. >> it does. i think the bottom line here is this information is extremely recent. it's considered credible. but it's not specific about the airline or the timeframe. but the information we have been able to confirm here at fox news is that the planes at highest risk based on this new intelligence are those flying into the united states from overseas. so where you're going to see the very significant physical security changes with the swabbing is going to be at airports overseas, not here domestically. >> so it's not as if when you get off a plane, they'll test you then. there's just going to be more testing overseas? >> that's correct. if you're flying from, let's say, great britain to new york, what you can expect is that they'll be swabbing your shoes. if not asking you

i was actually considered for a while to be ambassador to the bahamas, did you know that? >> you didn't donate enough money. this is why every american hates politics. you're buying influence and ambassadorships. >> yes, of course they probably don't like it. they probably don't wake up in the morning and think about it. this has been going on since beginning of time. >> basically, these people bought these positions. >> these and other administrations. >> i'm asking about these three. >> you know me well enough now i'm not going to give in on this. i will just keep saying to you, george bush and others did the same thing. >> all right, do you think these three people, similarly, whatever word you want to use, kind of bought their way in there? >> first of all, if he did, who wants to go to iceland, anyway? >> i'll take that for violargen -- >> bob beckel is going to stay and give us his take on how christians are being brutally murdered around the world. and radio silence, we have an example against supreme court justice clarence thomas, he was criticized for having a wif

process of it rather than these guys are literally making 10 of millions of dollars in bermuda and the bahamaand there's no regulation. no way -- these people are stealing our fellow gamblers' money. >> you're right, but the one thing, i'm a big poker player. the one thing that worries me, i'm all for it, but normally in poker if you're a good poker player, you look at the other guy's eyes. you look at their body movement. you can't do that online. >> the best online poker players are the ones who win the tournaments when they're looking face-to-face. >> exactly wright. that's the one thing. i wouldn't do it if i couldn't see my opponent's face, i wouldn't want to play poker against them. "one more thing" is up next. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> it's time now for "one more thing." i will kick it off. so

. >> 75 miles north and east, so right in this area, north of@tqr bahamas.eople on top. the three dead were inside of the boat. two are still missing so this is very much an active search and rescueñrñr right now. >> what normally happens is sometimes it's cube yaps and they -- cubansbans and they cou. from the straits, and most often, those are normally from haiti. >> correct. haiti would be way down here, but this is farther north than miami, it's down here. but the coast guard has a cutter and chopper on scene looking for the other people. >> they recovered three. >> a total of 12 people. so seven rescued, three dead two missing. >> mark, thank you. the investigation at the irs is leading to shouting matches in congress. lawmakers are hearing more testimony on the tax agency's targeting of tea party groups. president obama told our bill orilery there isn't a smidge general of corruption -- smidgen of corruption at the intern rev flu service. his word. instead plameing it on bone-headed decisionmaking. some republicans saying they're not going the whole st

he'd do a show in the bahamas at midnight, get on a plane to fly back. once said to me, i wrote a sketch, came up with a sketch for him about being in hawaii. and he said, you don't like hawaii, do you, fred? worst night of my life i spent in hawaii. i said oh, jay. but he flew in, something went wrong in hawaii. he did not like hawaii. wanted to get home. >> and spent saturdays tinkering with his cars. he had a great line he gave you about the mechanics of money and how to make money. >> i met him in college then "saturday night live" he hosted it. i met him in '85-'86 again. i said that was the guy that interviewed you. that was you? i can't believe it. a lot of comedians, you should be a standup and all this. i said, jay, do you think i should be a standup? he goes do it. john, write joke, tell joke, get check. that's it. and he had that ability. and he's right. to boil it down to simplicity, he's not neurotic and he works hard. and he really enjoys it. >> spike, i want to play a clip from seinfeld that you i think helped write this one. let's watch t

he is going to the bahamas. >>> one person is under arrest following a deadly shooting near a gilroye after 6:00 last night in front of las animas park. the 68-year-old man had been in a fight with another man. a second person was wounded in the shooting. not clear if he was also involved in the fight. the park is close to a preschool and the shooting has scared some parents. we found one who was pulling her daughter out of school. >> she is not coming back. my husband doesn't want to come back tomorrow for the valentine's day. he doesn't feel safe. i don't feel safe anymore so she is not coming back the rest of the year. we only have three months and she is not coming back. >> police have not released the name of the victim or the person arrested. >>> four people are accused of taking over an elderly man's yuba county home and turning it into a drug house. one of the suspects allegedly brought his 13-year-old daughter to the house. derek shore gives us a look at the mess the suspects left behind. >> we give you the shirt off his back very nice old man. >> reporter: but that 79-year-

the ambassador to the bahamas took 270 personal days in a year and a half.he ambassador to belgium what was reportedly investigated by you're own ig's office for procuring prostitutes in the park in front of his house. i'm wondering if -- do you draw distinction between people like walter mondale who are lifelong public servants and political donors and bundlers who have no professional or international experience whatsoever. >> well, josh i would say obviously i'm not going to speak to range of reports. >> now, that's bad. and those are the ambassadors who have been confirmed. what about president obama's nominees? >> as ambassador, how would you promote those trade cooperations? >> thank you for that, dave -- senator johnson. >> engaging civil society in a deeper. >> obviously you don't want to answer my question. >> how does that further that goal? >> senator, i -- i'm no real expert on china. >> have you been to argentina. >> senator, i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there. >> we are back with our panel. oh, wow. that looks bad, doesn't it? i woul

one of the world's largest exists off the coast of the bahamas.ots by a world champion free driver, we can see how exceptional the hole is. 663 feet. he touch the bottom and came back up. sounds incredible. did you realize sinkholes can be three times that size? three times that size and one could be under you right now. happy valentine's day. "ac 360" with john berman is next. >> good evening again and get ready again. winter taking another shot at the country and virtually no state goes untouched. it is breaking news tonight. also, the lowdown on the slowdown. how this weather is crippling air travel to a degree not seen in years and why there is still more to come. later, what's going on behind the baby blues? anderson's continuing series on how even the youngest children seem to be hardwired for grown-up thinking. tonight, can babies discriminate? we do begin though with the breaki

his band of fellow travelers punched into the unknown, wrote the wild waves until they discover the bahamas and as the authorized text tells us, discovered america. we know that story by heart, and it is worth noting that whatever else it represented, that exploit, part myth, part symbol, took a surplus of imagination and vision, resourcefulness, and courage on the part of the wild and random crew. every story needs a prologue. no story could ever quite begin at the beginning. before that, and other cruel voyageurs, their own resourcefulness and courage, to travel thousands of miles on foot across the bering strait down through forest and mountains into the great plains of north america to settle there and bring forth generations. that is another story we all know by now. there is a third -- a central part of our shared american narrative and another piece of what is so great. those americans who rose up to oppose the castilian invasion and resist the colombian genocide. they mobilize their own visions and their own american hopes. clearly, history is more than facts. it is more than an int

it sounded like usher tried with an intervention in the bahamas. >> reportedly a lot of his friends and op and off again girlfriend selena gomez, urging him, you va problem and like talking earlier, i'm fine, i don't have a problem. at this point i think he does and something has to be done to avoid, you know, a tragic fate. >> you have to feel like some sort of meltdown is coming because he's not clearly mature enough to make decisions for himself and neither is his father. >> that's the disturbing part. not like he's a kid with a bunch of friends going on a wild ride so to speak. he's there with somebody who should be his primary caretaker and saying no, this is not okay, but instead seems to be the opposite. >> wonder what's next for him. >> little scary. >> it is. ka trina, thank you. >> thanks. >>> americans with lower incomes will work less under president obama's health care law. that's what a top budget official told lawmakers on capitol hill today. but the white house is saying this law will actually give workers more freedom and peace of mind. there are two sides to this story

far mark has tried more than a dozen different treatments, clinical trials, even a vaccine in the bahamas, but every single time his disease as come back. his experience of setbacks then hopes and more setbacks is very much like this country's war on cancer. 43 years ago the president nixon signed a national cancer act victory seemed in sight. >> everything that can be done, by voluntary agencies in this great, powerful, rich country now will be to be. >> when the bill was signed in 1971 there were congressmen who were predicting there would be an end to cancer by 1976. >> we haven't seen come close. the american cancer society's chief medical officer. almost 600,000 people died of cancer in this country just last year. >> cancer is the number two killer of people in the united states, only out ranked by cardiovascular disease, over the next decade, will be the number one killer as cardiovascular disease deaths go down. >> it was the number one killer in 1971. >> it was the number one in 1971. >> there is some good news, since 1991, breast cancer deaths are down 35%. so are deaths from co

. >> did you ask anybody to try to fly you to the bahamas or another country or anything like that? >> no, i did not. >> did you contact the airlines? >> no, i did not. >> did you contact a car rental place? >> no. >> did you even try to stop anywhere to use your credit card? did you do anything to buy a bus pass or anything like that? >> no, i did not. >> did you get ahold of ken lascolet when you called there at 8:30 in the morning? >> i did. the purpose of my call was to make sure he was going to be home. i told him i would be there about 10:30. i had something very important to discuss with him. i wanted to make sure he was going to be there. >> okay. did he indicate to you he would be there to talk to you? >> yes. and he was. >> when you got home, you saw some pictures of where you guys used to live. do you recall seeing those pictures? >> i do. there was a little bluish/silver truck outside. whose car was that? >> that's rhonda's. >> where does miss rouer normally park? >> right where that car was at. >> where do you normally park? >> in the garage. >> why do you keep yours in

>> i went to the bahamas for 2.5 days. my bill was $500. >> what did you do?oo much. >> 17 movies on your phone? >> adam has top headlines. >> a surprise rise in unemployment over the u.k. 7.2% iness rate rose to the fourth quarter. the rate was expected to have been unchanged. the first increase in almost a year. recent gains in the labor market have lost momentum. president obama travels to mexico for trade talks with leaders of mexico and canada in an effort to build stronger trade ties between the free countries -- three countries. the number of teenagers and the u.s. workforce plunges to a record low. just one in three teens was either working or looking for work last month. that is the lowest level since the labor department began tracking the data back in 1948. moore teenagers focus on getting into college. those looking for jobs are often competing with other skilled workers for the same positions. >> in ukraine, the situation continues to unravel. we just saw the russian ruble absolutely deteriorate. we see that with stronger yen. using foreign exchan

somebody diverted it to the bahamas to retool the gasoline to sell it in a different market because theyour prices were too gee. on top of that a slew of refineries announced they would shed down and going to maintenance to get ready for the upcoming summer driving season. this is happening little bit earlier than normal probably because prices are high enough to produce gasoline at these levels. going because it is too cheap. cheryl: thank you. it is a major milestone for beat romania. we will tell you about a special tribute to the fab 4 coming up. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dingi ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >> a 5 blindfolded someone and took a man 2:00 in the morning into the airport in hong kong and said where do you think you are, this must be america, it is a modern airport. i took him blindfolded to la guardia airport in new york he would think i must be in som

jett travolta died at age of 16 from a seizure while the family vacationed in bahamas new year's eve.cially protective of his eldest son. he was autistic and history of seizures. thefulp fiction stars describes the day his son's body was lifeless on the bathroom floor as the worst thing in my life and credits his religious faith and fellow members in the church of scientology with quote, i will forever grateful to scientology supporting me two years solid, monday through sunday. they didn't take a day off working through different angles of technique to work through grief and loss and revealing finally i could get through a day. travolta who just turned 60 has been a follower of the controversial religion since the 1970's said it saved his life more on one occasion. he and his wife kelly presson two have two other children. as for travolta's career in film. after shot to fame in the 1977 film, "saturday night fever" reveals a come back. he would love to be a villain in the next james bond film. i'm sure we'll be seeing much more of john travolta. he really does deserve an oscar. he ha

jonathan: it's a trip to the bahamas. - this is so crazy!e to “let's make a deal” i'm wayne brady, it's time for three people to make a deal with me. let's go. lady right there, terri. kid number four, you, kid number four. farmer timothy, let's go. come with me. stand right there, stand right there, timothy everybody else have a seat. welcome to the show. ladies and gentlemen, say hey to our three contestants.

jonathan: it's a trip to the bahamas! - this is so crazy!t? i need some help. you right there, cow girl, come here, cow girl. come here, buckaroo. how are you doing, star peace? - yeah. wayne: star of peace that's your name? - that's my given name, my parents may have been hippies. wayne: may have been. well, nice to meet you. - very nice to meet you. wayne: when i'm not on camera my name is tranquil breeze

are lucky enough to have plane tickets if the planes can get out to get us down to florida and the bahamasre a little bit warmer. and, really, you know, like i said, retailers do, of course, have to stay a season ahead of everybody so that we start thinking about buying when the weather does break and things do get a little bit warmer. so, you know, there is a little bit of a psychiatrological boos it if you go out and buy a bathing suit after you trumbull through two or on three feet of snow. >> thank you so much for joining us. i hope you stay warm up there in albany. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> we will. thank you. >>> let's take a look at some of the other stories today. the senate has passed a bill to extend the u.s. debt ceiling barring the president's nand to raise the limits without conditions. there was an hour-long procedural tally forced by tea party republican ted cruz and it appeared there might not be enough votes to advance the bill. several republicans switched their votes after gop leaders mitch mccoppel and john cornin voted in favor. >>> now, comcast and time war

his band of fellow travelers punched into the unknown, wrote the wild waves until they discover the bahamasnd as the authorized text tells us, discovered america. we know that story by heart, and it is worth noting that whatever else it represented, that symbol, part myth, part took a surplus of imagination and vision, resourcefulness, and courage on the part of the wild and random crew. every story needs a prologue. no story could ever quite begin at the beginning. that, and other cruel voyageurs, their own resourcefulness and courage, to travel thousands of miles on foot across the bering strait down through forest and mountains into the great plains of north america to settle there and bring forth generations. that is another story we all know by now. there is a third -- a central part of our shared american narrative and another piece of what is so great. those americans who rose up to oppose the castilian invasion and the list -- resist the colombian genocide. they mobilize their own visions and their un-american hose. clearly, history is more than facts of the matter. -- their own ame

jonathan: it's a trip to the bahamas! - this is so crazy!, let's do it who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) you want to make a deal. come here. everybody have a seat. wow. how are you doing, matthew? - how's it going? wayne: it's going well so you're dressed in a gi. are you an actual martial artist? - i am, i have been doing that since i was four years old. wayne: well, maybe we can get a little demonstration. - if you would like. wayne: yeah.

they're decked out in tommy bahama shirts and aloha, everybody, aloha to the control room and the fun george, the thawdown throwdown. exactly. >> say that three times fast and you'll -- >> josh, you'll be hosting the event. i will again be competing against ginger and -- >> well, we want -- let's be honest. we want you back in the mix. >> if there's junk involved, i'll win. >> junk? >> no, there's not but if there was like a yard sale competition, that'll be next week. >> we'll have you repaint a sport or refurbish. >>> also a lot to get to in this half hour including it's something we have discussed here. this time it's a father. it's a father's surprising confession, says he couldn't bond with his new baby, and we want to hear what you think about this. it's a curious question. to me it seems completely obvious but should dads confess their feelings more? i mean, of course, they should. vote, though. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> not easy to do. >> they should. we hope they would. it's good. >> well, you're very in touch. >>> also coming up, the beauty secret that could save y

that ship was headed from new york to the bahamas and florida. >> a clear picture on just how often the nsa asked for met da data. google and microsoft were forced to turn over information on up to 10,000 customer accounts. yahoo turned over 40,000. the companies say only a small number of customers were targeted. >> word this morning that another man escaped custody. this time in central florida. >> orange county deputies say willie hollis got away monday, escaping a holding area, then sprinting to a car outside. he was last seen in a gray nissan altima. >>> a texas teenager who plummeted 3,500 feet last week. her prognosis for a full recovery is very good. she was severely injured when her parachute malfunction. just seeing that image of her, neck brace and walker, but she is mobile. >> we spoke to her family and doctor and surgeon -- >> that recovery is going to be tough. but she's young and healthy and already made this kind of progress. >> we'll continue to track that very closely. >>> so coming up next, philip seymour hoffman's final hours. what police found inside the fallen acto

. >> it's like the bahamas. >> where i live tonight, it's going to be minus 2.e difference between where the winter olympics is and where we live. >> the snow where you live, very little snow. >> oh, my gosh. you can't walk outside. >> turn the torch down. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." mike barnicle and mark halpern and thomas roberts still bus. joining us from washington is pulitzer prize winning winner, eugene robinson and with the "the washington post" and msnbc political director chuck todd. >> subpoenas swirling around, chuck, democrats going after chris christie. i follow up with somebody said yesterday that was shocking people. >> what? >> i think i heard you say it last week, flib who knows politics and a lot of republican governors and people around republican governors have been saying to me quietly a couple of weeks now which is we love chris. he's a great guy to raise money and would love to have him here but if his problems keep going on and he is worried about a legal defense and he is worried about subpoenas and he is worried about, you know,