we'll be right back. >>> there is some new hope tonight for balding men and women. researchers at the university of pennsylvania school of medicine say it may be a case of malfunctioning stem cells. for some time scientists believe that most balding people had a case of dead hair follicle cells. the new research is positive news for people with receding hairlines, because if cells are alive and malfunctioning, there's the potential that those cells can be fixed. >>> a homeless man with a great voice is on the verge of getting a very big job. >> you're listening to the dave and jimmy show. >> ted williams is a former radio man who lost his job when he started using drugs. he told his story in an internet video and now the job offers are rolling in again. >> i'll do anything for a meal. i'll do anything for a meal. if it happens to be voice work, god bless my soul and this is just outrageous what's going on here. >> williams, who's the father of nine, says he's been sober for more than two years now. the cleveland cavs want to talk to him about an announcing job at th

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baldness. could it be obsolete?ew research on what's to blame and how baldness could be reversed in the next ten years. >> that's right. stem cells. the stem cell solution. >>> we'll also have the latest on the man looking at prison time for snooping on his ex-wife. last week, we heard his story. this morning, we're going to get her side of the story. we'll see if that changes your mind. we heard a lot about this when the story was first out last week. >> we certainly did. >>> all you "jersey shore" fans get ready. the gang is here, bringing gtl to "gma." that is coming up. >> do you even know what gtl means? >> i learned what it is. gym, tan, laundry. >> very good. you studied your notes. that will be in our next half hour. >>> first, in this half hour, george, the latest detail in that bizarre murder of a former official who served in the bush and reagan administrations. new surveillance video has surfaced. and it shows a disoriented john wheeler, just hours before his body turned up in a garbage dump. andrea cann

that men who are balding must have fewer of the necessary stem cells that produce hair.as in men with full heads of hair. it's actually a secondary group of cells, progenitor cells or so-called workhorse cells made by those stem cells. they're the ones that are missing. the stem cells themselves need to get working. >> the fact that we found this normal number of stem cells in the bald scalp is surprising. and raises the hope that we'll be able to develop treatments. >> reporter: now scientists say with those stem cells there already, all they need to do is figure out how to get them to produce the secondary cells that produce the hair. >> we need to find ways to wake them up so that they can make new hair. >> reporter: researchers predict they'll be able to do that within a decade. the men we talked to said they'll believe when it they see it. >> it would be something you would be interested in? >> maybe, yes. i feel comfortable the way i am, though. >> you look good. >> reporter: but we did wonder -- >> if there was one tv actor, movie star, whose hair you could have,

men who are bald have the same number of hair-making stem cells as a normal scalp but they have fewerype of stem cell. the researchers have identified a problem. they hope to develop a topical cream that can activate those cells. >> want to know if your parents will live a long life? check their walking speed. people over 65 who walk fast live longer. they say walking is a useful way of measuring well-being because it requires body support, timing and power. a senior who can walk 3 mph has a 40% chance of living to 102 years they say. researchers caution this doesn't mean you should just try to walk faster than you're comfortable with because that can actually result in injury. to find out if it's true, see if new yorkers live longer. nobody walks faster than new yorkers. >> at 6:00, how a white house greeting ended up creating security concerns for the u.s. military. >> how a fire damaged two homes in san rafael. >> i'm jenelle wang live in oakland. five days into the new year and another violent night in oakland. this time six people shot. they are looking for the gunman. i'll have

the snow's still great for skiing but definitely spring-like conditions and some bald spots.we need more snow. nothing about bald spots. >> what kind? >> any kind. (laughter) >> let's take a look outside. we'll talk about that and what is going on when you look at the fog at mount tamalpais. it's been warmer than average out there. they set a record high in the last couple days there and also reno. that's leading to snow melt. we need snow up there but this pattern not really conducive but don't let that stop you from going up there. still good skiing to be had. temperatures 54 half moon bay. the rest of us mid to upper 40s. monterey bay we have patchy fog and temperatures mid to upper 40s even as you move inland. as far as the highlights, the fog, it will fade faster today which leads to a warmer and brighter afternoon. it will be cool tonight with less fog forming and then a dry forecast all seven days. but the warmest afternoons right now looking to be thursday and friday. let's talk about the advisory in case you weren't with us 23 minutes ago at the beginning of the show

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. >>> researchers say they think they know what causes male pattern baldness.says hair-making stem cells are the root cause. men who are bald have the same number of hair-making stem cells as the scalp, but a fewer number of mature-type cells. now that they have identified the problem, they hope to develop a topical cream that can reactivate those cells. work fast, guys. >>> well, dozens of people, almost all dressed in giants' attire showed up at san francisco city hall. they were there to see the world series trophy and get their picture. it is the first day of a four-month tour taking the trophy around northern california, oregon and nevada. it will be back from 4:00 to 6:00. >>> we move from celebrating a well-oiled machine to the office. >> they are machines that are nothing. >> yes, for clarity. >> the raiders dumped their coach. a crazy day for the nfl teams. what is next for tom cable, and whwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwhwh there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but

so you can just kind of count on the fact that there was a feedback going on and that bald gross -- bob gross when he went to bribe the minister of japan was looking to not just sell their plans but looking to do well for himself. it's exactly the same problem as the outrageous executive compensation of the mecca banks, the same problem. >> guest: the asked daniel horgan the head in the 70's aren't you concerned? tuna where this money is going? he said i get it to the agents, i get the cell. that's all i care about. it must work. i.t. the guy and i get the sale. >> host: and the other part isn't mentioned. i get some, too. >> guest: so they really pioneered this in the 50's but then in the 70's they have a whole other round of it because they were on the verge of bankruptcy and they desperately needed to sell the airliner because they put a lot of money into it and were not getting a lot of sales and they were afraid they were going to sink the company, so they went through the whole routine again in japan using the same people. they even had a kind of per head you have to pick up the m

. >> then what scared them the most is the fact i was going to be bald. i said i'm going to lose my hair and that's when amelia's hair dropped. >> chris: jennifer tried to involve her children and take the fear out of the illness. she said she would get wigs like their favorite like miley cyrus on hanna montana. then when she shaved her head, she brought amelia along. she she was filming me through the whole thing and she was much more at tease with the bald -- at ease with amelia. >> chris: it was tougher for analise. >> you don't want to be close to me? >> chris: there was another crisis when kids at the school started saying she had breast cancer. jennifer ended up going to both her girls' classrooms. >> you can't catch cancer. you can't catch it from me. you can't catch it from me. >> bald as a cueball and i was taken for show and tell. that helped her explain to her friends why her mom showed up with a different wig at each pick-up. >> chris: but sometimes it was the children who lifted jennifer up. one night she came home from a tough chemo session.

. >> da seguridad y presiona ah el local que tiene un balde de agua fría, pero de veras en ser serio.desesperar al equipo querétaro. >> alderete d zurda. >> Él quiere darle la reacción, amo kanz a reaccionar. >> pero no era para él. >> alcanza y a darle dirección. >> feliz la gente de morelia, no quiere que le vayan empezar a aventar cosa. >> de todo. >> aquí mendoza. >> se la entrega en el ombligo de la cancha. >> y vemos ahí las zonas del centro de campo que no. >> y la parteue luego es contras tanto y a veces a uno lo deja pensando. >> la gente llora y molesta cuando el equipo se le va y nos vamos a quedar sin fútbol de primera división y hagan lo posible para salvarlo y la gente no siempre responde. >> y s comunica que los tres goles que tiene en el torneo el equipo queretano lo ha conseguido su refuerzo carlos bueno. >> dice bueno no queda, los tres los llevo yo y sin embargo, ahora tiene un empate. >> y no ha tenido ahora sí balones a modo, vimos el anterior cuando apacía en el mano a mano con vilar en el uno a uno. >> estaba inválidoada la jugada. >> el equipo de morelia. >> ha

. ♪[ music ] imat 38, mick jagger is the leader of the bald old boys of rock'n'rol they fascinate audienceslouts at every stop. the stone's $81 tour is already 17,000 parking spaces were filled by 9:00 this morning. police towed almost 100 illegally parked cars and for most people it was the sons to express, special buses that ran every two minutes. . ♪ brown sugar . ♪[ music ] there were surprisingly few problems. an army of private security guards and special medical corp. were on hand. . ♪ you should have heard them just around midnight ♪ brown sugar, ♪ this is the richest tour on record, by their closing date in birminghamingham, alabama in december, the rolling stones will have paid to 2 million fans and grossed $30 million. ♪[ music ] ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪[ music ] >> i'm john fowler for the 10:00 news. eight years after that concert the stones would return to north california and prior to their show on november 5th, 199, mick jagger traveled to watsonville to see the damage the loma prieta earthquake inflicted only a few weeks ago. lead rodding stone mick jagger paid a visit to down

a stem cell defect may be at the root of the problem when it comes to baldness. u.s. researchers have found that the defect hinders the process by which stem cells turn into hair producing cells. the findings suggest that at some point there might be an effective treatment to grow hair on a bald scalp. >> birthright citizenship is taking center stage in the immigration debate in washington, d.c. today a coalition of state level republican lawmakers announce legislative proposal that would deny citizenship to u.s. born babies of undocumented immigrants. they want the states to pass laws intending to force the supreme court to make a decision on the issue. locally immigrant rights groups decried the idea. one son of undocumented immigrants told us that his parents' sacrifices should not be taken for >> it's completely unfair. and, like, you know, not all of us are not all immigrants are bad. we are doing good. >> and one lawmaker said he thinks that up to 20 states could pass some of the proposals. >> federal immigration officials said today they will allow the father o

a stem cell defect may be at the root of the problem when it comes to baldness. u.s.earchers have found that the defect hinders the process by which stem cells turn into hair producing cells. the findings suggest that at some point there might be an effective treatment to grow hair on a bald scalp. >> birthright citizenship is taking center stage in the immigration debate in washington, d.c. today a coalition of state level republican lawmakers announced legislative proposal that would deny citizenship to u.s. born babies of undocumented immigrants. they want the states to pass laws intending to force the supreme court to make a decision on the issue. locally immigrant rights groups decried the idea. one son of undocumented immigrants told us that his parents' sacrifices should not be taken for granted. >> it's completely unfair. and, like, you know, not all of us are not all immigrants are bad. we are doing good. >> and one lawmaker said he thinks that up to 20 states could pass some of the proposals. >> federal immigration officials said today they will allow the fa

this is really looking at large scale issues such as site design, height, mass, bald. the second stage would happen later during the time >> face. at that point, the design review would be looking at more fine grained issues in terms of materials and architectural features. the time line for rollout of this revised process, we work during november and december to train and work with our staff and get feedback on the process. as calley mentioned, we met with the stake holders group to get their input and make them aware of this process. this month, we are presenting here and a press release and the goal is to roll out the process on february 1st. before we have done the specifics of the revised process, we should look at what is the process now. the bottom line is that it can be very disconnected. there is no requirement for a sponsor to contact the department before the application. there is also no requirement to file any other applications so it is not uncommon for a project to be living within our environmental review division before some divisions really start to w

on those critics claiming american news has become a force bald to corporations many in the last as seeking tentative information sources with big business is not calling the shots that skepticism grows more and more people are turning to the internet to avoid corporate. as the headlines up next martin andrews follows a trail of russian wings in london. a specification is a quintessential british. green. dress him from his three hundred sixty five's today so mr densher business area in the early twentieth century it was. originally known as the crown and public house. drank here. to the spot not far from here. in london. the good old english pub everyone loves an include ing possibly. visited london six times in the year. eleven allegedly lenin stalin for the first time inside this these two it must library just down the road he's frequent have a lot of strength elsewhere. and i think you believe you still are so this is a very leftist sort of area and we have we have a lot of tourists coming in just because of that sign. however there's a new story than first meets talent at the bullshit c

. >> my daughter said, i hate math, i'm bald at math. i didn't accept that. i said, i'm making these practice test, and i hand wrote them and i did this with her for a week and the next test, she did really well and guess what? she decided she didn't hate math. her parents started calling her a math whiz and now math is one of her favorite subjects. >> reporter: i don't know whether to be repulsed by that or completely jealous that you are able to do that. >> maybe it's both. >> reporter: maybe. maybe that's why you're getting such a strong reaction. when her book was show cased under the provocative headline, "chinese mothers are superior," it sparked a massive debate about permissiveness and parenting. her book, she says, is about being strong, fierce and uncompromising about high expectations. here are some things my daughters were never allowed to do, she wrote. attend a sleepover, have a play date. watch tv or play computer games. get any grade less than an a. play any instrument other than the piano or violin. why? because on page eight, she writes, dru

ignacio "nacho" coronel, murio en un enfrentamiento con 200 soldados dias despues, fue capturado edgar baldes villarreal, "la barbie", violento lugarteniente del cartel de los beltran leyva pero la actiuvidad criminal alcanzo a mas inocentes el 25 de agosto, en un rancho de san fernando, al sur de tamaulipas, 72 migrantes, en su mayoria centroamericanos, fueron secuestrados, torturados y ejecutados por presuntos zetas sin embargo, en septiembre mexico se olvido de la violencia y dio paso a los festejos del bicentenario miles de personas se reunieron en el corazon del pais para vivir un festejo patrio sin precendentes ese mismo mes otros capos fueron arrestados cayo sergio enrique villarreal "el grande", jefe de sicarios del cartel de los beltran leyva y ya en octubre, el gobierno logro uno de los mayores demosisos de drogra en su hitoria: 134 toneladas de marihuana propiedad de joaquin "el chapo" guzman al mismo tiempo, el lider del cartel del golfo, ezequiel cardenas, "tony tormenta", muria en matamoros en un enfrentamiento con marinos entrando diciembre el presidente, felipe calderon cumpli

in fact, ben franklin oved them so much, he wanted turkey and not the bald eagle to be the official unitedrd. turkeys have a long history in the golden state. for more than 50 years, the diestel family has ranched in the peaceful foothills of tuolumne county. tim diestel has a hands-on approach to make sure his birds are at the peak of health. this is country living at its finest, a free-range setting, meaning the flocks have a chance to spread their wings and explore their surroundings. >> this is definitely home of the happy turkey. there--there*s no question. i--i don't think you could have a better, nicer setting for--for a turkey than this ranch right here. >> part of diestel's flocks include birds of a different feather, an older variety popular when he was a boy. tim is working to bring the breed back and has 8,000 heirloom turkeys this year alone. heirloom turkeys are catching on in the culinary world as a growing number of diners are willing to pay more to gobble up this slice of americana. >> so there's definitely an interest in preserving these old birds, and it's kind of fun, a

researchers say they think they know what causes male pattern baldness.versity of pennsylvania says hair-making stem cells are the root cause so to speak. men have the same number of stem cells as the normal scalp but fewer of the more that mature type of stem cells. they hope to have a cream that can react evaluate those cells. >> check out walking speed. people over 65 years old who walk fast live longer. they say walking is a useful way of measuring well-being because it requires body support, timing and power. a senior who can walk 3 mph has a 40% chance of living to 102 years. researchers caution though this doesn't mean you should just try to walk faster than you're comfortable with because that can actually result in injury and work against the actual goal. >> 4:56. one last tirade from chris daily at 5:00. the verbal fireworks that erupted as san francisco supervisors tried to pick a replacement for gavin newsom. >> i'm jenelle wang live in oakland. the manhunt is on for a suspect accused of shooting six people overnight. the latest on this invest

for a while, scientists believed most balding people had a case of dead hair follicle cells.f cells are alive and simply malfunctioning, there is the possibility that someday those cells can one day produce there again. >> okay, do you want to melt away that holiday weight? use your imagination. doctors are proposing a new way to cut cravings and as vick vickie nguyen reports -- >> the post holiday regret. every january she's back on the diet wagon. >> i am always someone who has had to watch my weight. >> reporter: tina says dieting takes extreme discipline. but a new study out of c carnegie/mellon university. the group that imagined the mnms hate half the amount than the ones who were thinking about quarters. losing weight is 80% what you eat. >> it's a big decision. it's not so easy to do. if it were easy, we would all be healthy. >> tina is just getting started on this imagination diet, and you know what? she's absolutely losing a lot of weight. >> the average american gains 7 pounds a year, and many pounds are done at the holidays. >>> a really nice forecast. >> i'm chec

people coming in here people like people like there was only one of the group in chicago of the great bald musician who's been here three times sometimes he comes who tries out his new songs with us before he recalls that which is fantastic. came here and read a short story by chekov. came here. came here so it has a really wonderful people and they come here they enjoy coming here and we look after them and that's how i see push good house you know in the years to come besides it's an offense pushkin house welcomes and encourages cooperation with other institutions and groups dedicated to russian culture terrific resource right in the center of london's west end. case is an exhibition space in st james. is on display today he focuses and when she first century person on the soviet union off to the revolution ensuring sounds iraq showcases works by abstract fifty's and non-conformist on to see first and to the western european art scene in the one nine hundred eighty s. . at that point. we tried to showcase and explain this art to russian immigrants mainly today. and also travel between ru

. >>> plus understanding baldness.fer new solutions on how to fight it. >>> more on the amazing story of the newly discovered radio phenom ted williams. and an exclusive interview with his mother julia. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. ,, of one of the most influential women of our time. the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachel is the family whose lives she spared.

as protests roll through egypt working weeks to promote a cables reveal of washington's backing for bald leaders and how it's been plotting to overthrow the country's president for years. good business is bad journalism good journalism is bad business with claims that a corporate agenda is hogging news coverage many americans are seeking alternative sources where big business is not pulling the strings. you're watching r t coming to you live from central moscow nine pm here welcome to the program investigators say the suicide bomber who carried out a deadly attack at moscow's airport was a twenty year old man from russia's restive caucasus region monday's terror act claimed thirty five lives and left more than one hundred people injured parties you've got to do you know brings us the latest. the russian investigators could meet who says that the case into monday's terrorist attack at the country's largest airport has been solved and they say they know the name of the man who carried out this u.s. side bombing is neither telling them that russian investigators and security services have i

since the beatles this time the brits upon balding their way onto american t.v. networks with u.k. talent program imports hard to avoid many an import niehaus more. in the heart of manhattan's greenwich village. beats the poles of britain's. a mecca for anglo files called assault and battery. i tend to fish and chips mars bars imported u.k. products when you walk through the door you won't nooo it into english and when americans turn on their t.v.'s you know something when you see children recouping. it's as though it has come to them with british funnyman ricky gervais's hosting the golden globes for the second year in a row that would be comedian and creator of the t.v. series the office drew nearly seventeen million viewers and major buzz for poking fun at hollywood's most pretty and powerful people a little bit. down to speak with america's most famous and influential what you're good you are good in other import former tabloid editor and talent show judge piers morgan was recruited by c.n.n. to cross the pond to get in and take over and i use larry king's crown so you could .

you have to e licenses of a bureaucracy is a bald, is an act of god. >>in san francisco did and got a kron4 news. city leaders say the race to be a boon for financially. the benefits could stretch across the bay. >> local experts say that the real estate market such as complexes like this one will benefit from the america's cup as thousands of construction workers spectators come to town and need housing. >> first of all, there is good to be a hundred million dollars worth of construction on the waterfront. which are real jobs there will be 2000 people moving to san francisco for two years, that are the crew and their families of the boats that will be competing. lb housing. their kids will go to school and they will spend their money here. did first of two summers we will literally have hundreds of thousands of people coming to the bay area to watch the races, lined with america's cup. >> is thought to san francisco that will see a boom. >> with all the people coming to town, they will be interested in sailing venues around the bay. the digital look a

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bald baltimore ravens and that other harbaugh coach . joe flacco made it pay off.trolls across the goal line and maid it 10-7 baltimore at halftime. matt cassell throws to lewis. the ravens took advantage with a field goal to make it 16-7. ravens puts it in. it's 23-7 with a quarter left. and just to be sure the ravens added one more in the fourth. mcgahee breaks lose, he won't be caught. and the final three quarter allowing exactly zero points. 30-7 baltimore which now heads to pittsburgh saturday to play the steelers for the third time this year. and on saturday it's the ravens at pittsburgh, and the packers at atlanta. that second game here on channel 2 at 5:00. the afternoon game is the jets at new england. >>> just the national championship game left to play in college football's bowl season is over after tonight's kraft fight hunger bowl in stan francisco. taking on boston college at at&t park, bc scored first. matthews heads up the sideline, no one will get him. 72-yard play makes it 14-7 and what was like a home game for nevada was a field goal battle after

. >> and then at 11:00 the root cause of mail pattern baldness. say this could mean a cure. it's coming up at kt 9:00 and 11:00. >> and there is giants fans enjoying an opportunity to spend moment was a coveted piece of hardware. >> the line stretched throughout the building. and there is where you can see the trophy tomorrow from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. there is trophy visiting state capitol next. >> and every turn so wonder tofl fans about this. >> they have. >> and there is stanford fans have been celebrating. >> jim har daugh is a human trophy. >> yes. >> and there is where they carried football through unprecedented heights. and there is a return to campus following their route last night. and the 49ers want them. dolphins may be interested. and there luck has until january 15th. i was told money will not be the deciding factor. will not be. and there is comments on the situation. >> what is the perfect ses? >> this is talking on the phone, going from there. >> i won't put a time frame on it. i think it's jim's perfect ses. he's got four years l

totalmente desnudo, colocÓ este balde de lÁmina lleno de pequeÑos explosivos sobre sus genitales y ante se trata del increÍble, peligroso y siempre polÉmico show. come vidrios con sal para luego caminar y hasta acostarse sobre ellos. mÁs tarde, repite el acto con machetes. aunque el show de este hombre parece relativamente sencillo, implica altÍsimos riesgos. de hecho, ha tenido algunos incidentes de carÁcter menor. por eso se requiere de mucha concentraciÓn. >> al principio, sÍ. antes de hacer el show, tenemos un momento de nosotros en el que nada mÁs reacomodamos ideas. una vez en el escenario, me olvido de quiÉn soy, de lo que soy y sÓlo nos pasa por la cabeza divertirnos. >> una diversiÓn que con machetes y los ganchos y espadas, podrÍa tener consecuencias fatales. >> las primeras veces mis anginas quedaban como cortadas. en cada acto, nos jugamos la vida. puede ser algo que parezca muy leve pero si algo sale mal, se acabÓ. >> a quien casi se le acaba la suerte fue a su compaÑero sobre el escenario. durante un acto, por poco y le cortan algo mÁs. >> un poco, sÍ. >> pues estaba yo es

unlike her competitors martell is actually totally bald.e condition that results in hair loss. >> martell became miss delaware on her fifth try. she says she's now on a journey to redefine the term beautiful. >> she has a form of alopecia. she says not all glamor icons should be barbie dolls. when she's not competing she does go totally bald. >> more after this, stay with us. [ man ] we brought our freshly made bed to the streets to find out how much people love clean sheets. take one of those pillows and take a big smell. they smell really fresh. aw this is hot. it smells clean to me. i'll sleep right here right now. [ man ] what if we told you we washed these sheets seven days ago? really? no way? are you serious? oh! no way! downy! [ male announcer ] ultra downy april fresh. uhh. gimme. [ male announcer ] give us a week and we'll change your bed forever. ♪ >>> welcome back. now to a medical breakthrough that could change the way we test and fight cancer. >> it's a new test that's so sensitive it can actually find a single cancer cell mix

. >> how are you, i'm bald? >> i have to let new on a little secret.earing a diaper. >> hey, i want to ask you, how do you like my new combover? it looks natural, right? >> i had to, my wife was getting a rash. >> jimmy: well, you know, some wounds never heal. [ cheers and applause ] there's a lot of talk, a lot was made of the fact that instead of sitting on opposite sides of the room last night, some lawmakers decided to sit with members of the opposing party to give us the illusion that they care about us, not them. usually every 20 seconds or so, one whole side of the room stands up. the democrats will clap and the other half crosses their arms and frowns. there were still differences in opinion, of course, but this time around, it was more spread out. >> our troops come from every corner of this country. they're black, white, latino, asian, native american. they are christian and hindu, jewish and muslim. and yes, we know that some of them are gay. starting this year, no american will be forbidden from serving the country they love because of who

i'm like, you are skinny, hairy and bald.n nugget. [ applause ] why are we trying to hard? why be a nobody at the venetian when you the rule the nugget? he's like, let's go to the topless pool at man day lay bay? let's practice with talking to the girls with their tops on first. we have to brush up on that technique. it's not awkward enough to approach a stranger at the pool. you're going to approach a topless stranger? hey, i was watching you from behind the bushes for the last hour and a half. hi. hi. yeah. [ applause ] yeah. me and my buddies are staying at the nugget. maybe you want to come by later. we have five of us sharing one room. i'm like most people in california, i'm healthy, but i don't want to be super healthy, because super healthy seem to be the ones that always feel sick. and they have problems you have never heard of. they have the most obscure problems. oh, i ate some wheat gluten now my spleen hurts. is somebody wearing old spice? my eyes are dry. ah. you're like, do you ever feel good? are you ever doing

. >> jimmy: do you go on facebook or e-mail -- >> i'm actually really bald at it and now that i've hadhow bad i am at it. a family member called me the other day and told me my baby is so cute because they saw a picture of her in "people." >> jimmy: that's not the way you want to get the word it. >> it isn't. >> jimmy: the stars are just like us. oh, look. they change diapers, too. >>> change diapers. i have to be careful with my family and the internet. >> jimmy: what are they up to? >> well, they kind of believe everything they read. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> everything. and they put me on google alert and they are constantly alerted by anything anyone writes about me. >> jimmy: when they mention the word amy adams they find out about it? >> they do. >> jimmy: that's great. >> fun for me, huh? >> jimmy: do any of them acti actively try to contact people and change, correct things or anything? >> they do call me quite upset and i try to comfort them, say, look, i don't know these bloggers, this isn't the truth. i don't have a personal relationship with them, so -- >> jimmy: they don't b

i liked it better when she was bald and attacking people with a umbrella for no reason.roup called the bellamy brothers, they're complaining because they had a song similar, and they believe it was stolen. i don't know, if i found out britney spears and i had the same terrible idea, i think i'd be quiet and hope nobody noticed. in fact, all the songs on britney's still untitled album have clever titles and in fact, this might be her most clev cleverly-worded album yet. >> featuring all new singles like, my face is leaving in ten minutes. ♪ my face is leaving in minutes ♪ >> be on it. ♪ be on it >> if you were a booger i'd pick you first. ♪ i'd pick you first >> you must work at subway -- ♪ you must work at subway >> you're giving me a foot long. ♪ you're giving me a foot long [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, she's done it again. she really has. we have a good show tonight. wilmer valderrama is with us here tonight. we have music from new politics. and we'll be right back with the one and only don rickles, so stick around. [ male announcer ] it's a new year and time for a fre

none other than baldness.liate in columbus ohio wsyx. >> i'll do anything for a meal. i'll do anything for a meal. >> reporter: you're hearing a voice that truly belongs in front of a microphone. >> certainly a pleasure talking to you too. >> reporter: we were there at a local radio show catching ted williams at his best. >> and there's nothing like mtv. >> reporter: until recently the man with his beautiful golden voice behind the mic, was without a home. >> the worst travesty is a wasted talent. >> reporter: ted williams was discovered on the corner of i-71 and hudson panhandling. >> storm morning is your chance to win a pair of tickets. >> reporter: he worked as a deejay for years until alcohol and drug addiction took over his life. >> doing some type of hope that god was going to pull me through at some time. >> dave and jimmy at 7:18 with our miracle man, ted. >> reporter: he was brought on the morning zoo at wnci to be a guest deejay for a day. he found out that job offers around the world are coming in.

health care and you say i'm willing to fix what is broken but the guy up there in the balcony with the bald head going through chemo therapy needs his coverage. i think that's how you tell the story and tell people wham politics is and isn't. >> i think that's very true, the story storytelling, the empathy is always important left, right, center. in terms of substance, i think the thing the voters cared most about in november and that they are still focused on are the implications of the budget and the debt and deficit. i think paul ryan did a job of capturing the issue, drawing the contrast. it was a little bit more partisan but the contrast needed to be drawn. he talked about the principles that underlay those objectives, the ideals of self reliance and personal responsibility and limited government and why that was of value. i think that's a very important issue especially to independents, the fiscal issues. they don't want to necessarily get too wrapped up in social issues but fiscal issues are important to the middle. that's where we'll start the debate in a couple of months. >> i thin

she's bald and wore a wig. she still made it to the number 10. >> did well in the balloting among americans. >> yes. >> she was the crowd favorite. >> her too. >> i still can't get over the fact that miss america was born in 1993. >> yes. that's depressing. >> bizarre. >> yeah, it is. >> oh, well. >>> let's go now to jackie meretsky also born in 1993. she's going to do the weather. >> oh, dan, you are my new best friend. >> happy 17th birthday. >> thank you very much. let's talk about the extreme flooding in the pacific northwest. if you're wondering why we've got these heavy rains, well here it is, the pineapple express, this is a tropical connection that streams heavy pacific moisture into washington as well as oregon and the result is mud slides. looks like my clicker is not working here so maybe someone can advance my maps. i'll talk about the mud slide that affected clallum county, how much mud? 4,000 cubic yards fell and an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain is expected. the heavier rains will subside throu

. >> and the root cause of male pattern baldness. this discovers ri could mean the cure.more coming up in an hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. but larry is back started close to the broad ka to talk about tom cable. >> well to quote chris daily you lack at coaches it's on like donkey kong. it's more like a game of musical chair. high stake fast and furious and tonight you have jim harbaugh, stanford. you have the 49 ers and now the raiders jumping that the madness as they dump coach cable after the raiders most successful season in year years. cable went 8 and 8 but wasn't enough to satisfy team owner davis. the raiders now begin their search for their sixth coach about after the 01 season. cables joins hall callahan, turner, shell and give in as x-rayeder head coac coach. firing cable clears the way for davis to promote offensive coordinator jackson brought in the season to rev up the offense. raider wouldn't confirm that jackson will take over. team doesn't have any news conferences scheduled at this point but that is the assumption. the players they were large

eisenhower, who he was scribe replacing, was described by oned observer as being bald andesemba blinking and resembling atheir s tortoise. therefore wives, all former or t future first ladies sat behind them in the first row. so the air was so cold it turneded kiddies' breath into white clouds said that when he said let the word go forth from thiso time and place to friend and foe alike that the torch has been passed to a new generation, it y seemed that his words really now, noing forth. now, no one knew that kennedy had dressed in long underwear so that he could shed his overcoato and appear even more youthful with that behind his confident delivery late months of tooting from a speech coach or that rose kennedy, his mother, was fumingr over her role in seat with that eleanor roosevelt had refused t sit on the platform at all because she could not bear being so close to kennedy's father. there was so much bad bloodood between some many dignitariese gathered on this platform that is grudges had with the entire contraption would have crashed to the ground. no one suspected that cardinalc

if government is in bald -- if government is involved in some fashion, they negotiate that on their own behalf for their programs. >> tom horgan with the college and university counsel. -- university council. congress is talking about states -- congress is talking about allowing states to declare bankruptcy. what do you think about that? >> the question is that congress is looking and allowing states to declare bankruptcy. as i said earlier, we are going to have a government bubble. we need to pop the bubble in a way that is least destructive and harmful. it is a bubble. it is not like general motors or chrysler or these other countries -- these other companies where you have management and labor running up money so high for so long that no reasonable assumption about revenues will allow the picture to catch up with itself. it was reckless and now the chickens have come home to roost. you are going to see new york and new jersey, places that were particularly large in the bankrupt division that are going to have to reconcile this first. how does general motors do it? they run to the fed

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