you were watching the alabama/notre dame college football game monday night you heard brent must bergeray. this do you see that lovely lady there. she does go to auburn. she goes to alabama and that is girlfriend. right there on the right is dee dee bonner. that's his mom. you quarterbacks get all the good-looking women. what a beautiful woman. wow. a.j. is doing. >> whoa. >> some things right. >> if you are a youngster at alabama, start getting the football out and throwing around the backyard. >> bill: well now espn has apologized not must berger espn. some are asking for what? with us to comment republican strategist and from washington fox news analyst kirsten powers. you say powers. >> i think espn should apologize for apologizing. there is -- he did nothing wrong. there is nothing wrong with calling a woman beautiful and lovely. you have people saying that it's creepy to say somebody is beautiful and lovely this is feminism completely out of control and off the rails. this should just be -- i think this is normal behavior. she is gorgeous woman. what's wrong with that? >> bill: he

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mark fry berger hopes he'll get noticed in new orleans.director created this spot, and is one of final finalists in the doritos ad competition. the winner will be revealed when their commercial is aired. >> i'll know when the rest of america knows. >> reporter: if he makes the cut, it will be pretty need to see the homemade commercial in the mix. >> it really is a very home-grown ad, only cost us $300 to make, which included renting the dresses and buy the doritos. >> reporter: an investment he hopes will pay off with a win on super sunday. >> reporter: if you can't wait to see what's going on air on sunday, many of the advertisers looking to get the biggest bang for their buck in all of this have released sneak peeks of the spots on the internet. that's the latest live here in new orleans. i'm jim gray. jim, pat, back to you. >> doritos always knows how to bring it, every year. thank you, jay. ♪ >>> not only will beyonce be performing at the super bowl, now a twist on one of her songs is part of the hoopla leading up to the game. the rave

um, the berger court handed down one of the most important of the title vii cases in which it held thattitle vii procedures cover not only overt discrimination, but also practices that are fair in form but discriminatory in operation. good intelligent are the action -- good intelligent or the act or to haves does not redeem employment practices or testing mechanisms that operate as built-in headwinds for minority rights and are unrelated to measuring job capability. in other words, where an employment practice has an adverse impact on women or blacks or others covered by title vii, it must be justified, the employer must justify it by business necessity. and business necessity is comparable to strict scrutiny in the constitutional arena. i was a part of, professor hopkins was a part of litigation back in the '60s and '70s in which the largest public and private employers in alabama were brought into court. and many of their operational employment practices came to an end, and the playing field was leveled. now, i earlier referred to the hughes ons -- hughes observation that what the con

from chris han berger. what's the favorite thing? >> probably the ought hamburger autograph. >> john riggins is another one. >> he was a running back when i was playing football and i was a running back. i wanted to be like him. >> abby and jimmy iii with his room striped like a football field holds an impressive. >> the experts have us winning by 4 >> reporter: what about you? >> i believe we're going to win by 20. >> all right. we like you better. >> reporter: his dad thinks the game is in the bag, too. >> i think we have a good chance because they are coming to us and they don't travel well. and like i said, i think we're going to win by 30 >> reporter: joontd duval might have a redskins super bowl poster to add to their collection. back to you. >> we want you to us your redskins spirit for the playoff push. you can send us an e-mail. the address is red skins@wttg.com. >>> we are following a developing story out of the district. d.c. police are in the midst much a death investigation right now. a man'sody was bound in the anacosti

idea that the second amendment gave anyone, an individual, a right to bear arms what as chief just berger said, was a fraud. they started making the argument that the second amendment does give individuals the right -- >> that it was only the militias. >> that it was only the militias. and in 2008, the supreme court agreed. they said yes, you do have an individual right. now the extent of that right has not been clarified. justice scalia says that individuals can have handguns in the home. but can they have them outside the home? can they have bigger weapons or concealed carry laws? those are still up for grabs, and even if congress manages to pass something it is not all clear it is going to be declared constitutional. >> justice scalia also says that the second amendment does not guarantee anybody who wants a gun to have a gun any time, any place, anywhere they within a it. so even the most conservative supreme court justice says there are limits. >> thank you for following me and tweeting about this. there is a big interview coming up with america's top commander in afghanistan, genera

this happened at a parking lot near the intersection of hagen berger and hamilton. detectives are not releasing the boy's age or name. last year particularly violent in oakland, as you've heard, 131 people killed. that's the highest yearly homicide rate in oakland since 2006. >>> tonight sfrap san fran police continue to search for a man who they say poured gasoline on his girlfriend and then set her on fire. police say 22-year-old dexter oliver attacked his girlfriend yesterday near the intersection of hols ter and jennings in the city's bayview district. police describe oliveras 5'10", 155 pounds with a distinct haircut that includes the lightning bolt cut into one side of his hair and a fish design on the other. 25-year-old star lemar remains in critical condition at a san francisco hospital. she has severe burns to her face and chest. family members say oliver became enraged when lamar broke up their relationship. >> in the south bay two suspects are under arrest tonight after an incident triggered an order. near south king road and ocala avenue was on lockdown

it's very much like manet's painting of the bar at the folies bergere. did you buy them?hey were bought at a market in liverpool which was during the 1960's i think, for old money seven shillings and sixpence. and what do you think they're worth now? i haven't a clue to be quite honest. their familiarity with their paintings and their deep love of them, the comfort that they had with them meets my enthusiasm for them 'cause i hadn't seen them before then, of course. i just thought they were wonderful. and the heat of that meeting the cool of their familiarity kind of climaxes in the value which doesn't impress them monetarily but it does put a measure on what we think of them. their human interest to us today. well, put it this way. you could drink an awful lot of pints of beer with the value of these pictures now, i really think. people are after this kind of gritty realism now. i'd be amazed if they went for less than £6,000 each. that's amazing. really amazed if they went for less. that's quite something. that day at bodnant garden proved to be rich territory. our cera

. >> ken berger heads a watch dog group that rates some 6,000 charities based on how they raise, spendand monitor money. >> we give it four stars which is our highest rating, which means it's exceptional and well above standard in it performance. >> armstrong started the lance armstrong foundation 16 years ago with a group of friends over mexican food. at the time, he was undergoing chemo for testicular cancer. two years later. it took off when he won his first tour de france. it helped people with clinical trials, second opinions and insurance, and changed global public policy. >> i can guarantee you that the livestrong message will touch all conduits of our society. >> it needs a global response. lance armstrong and his group are the right people to do it. >> is that unique? >> it's very rear rare. there are very few charities that have that kind of rise and growth. it's exceptional, it really is. >> founded on armstrong's belief that sharing cancer information is a moral and ethical imperative, the top tier charity partners with the cdc to create a national platform working aggressi

that he was the author of great opinions like brown and the boring era for event row in that era of berger but because they really are, to my mind anyway, the opinions of rehnquist that are particularly memorable. but i asked rehnquist, what are your memorable opinions? he said, you know, i don't have any memorable opinions. nothing comes to mind as being particularly memorable and i think that's an honest answer in an accurate answer. >> host: that was in 1885. he could've said that in 2005 also. >> guest: i agree. he would've said it into thousand five just as much. his legacy as he came onto the court with an agenda and it was a partisan agenda. i called about the person. as the title of "the new york times" story, "the partisan." i wrote the story, but i don't get to title it. i thought that was very, very accurate. remember asking him coming to consider yourself a partisan? he said yes, i am a partisan. he was unabashedly partisan, so his legacy i think is that he made it acceptable to be a partisan on the court. if you look at the public opinion polls that trace with the public think

he suffers from as berger syndrome and adhd. were able to get him crayons and coloring books, two thing that is the child specifically asked for. investigators are tight-lipped. but as we get the updates, the best news we have gotten is at this point the child is still physically unharmed. >> what do we know about the man holding him? >> when you talk to neighbors, and i spoke to several neighbors just right along the street, along the area near his home. they describe him as a reclusive man. they describe him as paranoid. also a person who worried about alien abductions. we also learn that he has a criminal background. we know he was charged with improper exhibition of a firearm in the '90s in florida. that case was administratively dismissed. he was also arrested back in 2001 for possession of oh marijuana. under 20 grams. so this is not the first time. in fact, he was supposed to be in court, suzanne, just yesterday to face a menacing charge for allegedly firing his pistol at a neighbor. this is not the first time he's had a

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commentator brent must berger could not help using that opportunity to give advice to young aspiringtball players out there. here it is. >> you see that lovely lady there. she does go to auburn. don't want to admit that. she is miss alabama. that is a.j. mccarron's girlfriend. right there on the right is dee dee bonner. that is aj's mom. you quarterbacks you get all the good-looking woman. what a beautiful woman. >> wow!. >> a.j. is doing some things right. >> if you're a youngster in alabama, start getting the football out and throw it around the backyard with pops. martha: get out there and start throwing that football around. bill: classic line. got a lot of attention too. perhaps for all the wrong reasons. martha: too much airtime. they just start going off. bring in brian kilmeade, host of, on air right now with kilmeade and friends. he is fox and friends as well. three of us have a great time on the radio. we thought you would bring a little bit that magic here to "america's newsroom." good morning to our buddy, brian. how are you? >> i'm writing this down. i did not know attra

. >>> and not everybody thinks brent muss berger is a bmusburg bad for the comments he made.u why. >>> well it the happiest day of their lives a mazing pictures of a romantic balloon ride, karen and jonathan narcis getting married high above san diego. isn't that beautiful? happy. then the newlyweds -- >> great storyteller. >> aren't you roped in? >> suddenly a gust of wind came by, boom! here's what happened. okay that, never looks good when the camera is doing that rolling stuff happening. karen is in san diego, jonathan is in des moines, the happy couple joining us by skype, the happy couple working it out so they can be in the same city of des moines together soon. nice to have you with us. congratulations on the nuptials that ended kind of roughly. so jonathan, you're afraid of heights. why were you in a balloon in the first place? >> the proper term would be terrified. >> my apologies, sir. so what are you doing in a balloon? >> well, she said she wanted to get married up there and i said you know what? if i man up for 45 minutes to an hour for a lifetime of bliss, so i

she shot to instant fame after catching the eye of commentator brent mus spairs berger.ccording to m "tmz" she denies that mccarron asked her to cancel the appearance. he had nothing to do with it. he wants the focus to be where it should be on the team. bill: she was great on "the today show.". martha: she is not concerned with fame. bill: we will see how much longer that lasts. see you tomorrow. martha: bye, everybody. jon: how do we top that? hey, brand new stories and breaking news ahead. jenna: we have a lot of big stories today. the gun debate in the spotlight. this hour vice president joe biden meeting with one group very close to the issue. we'll tell you about that. >>> another very big story in the country today. hospitals forced to turn ambulances away as a severe flu outbreak spreads. one major city declaring a public emergency. we'll have the health commissioner from boston coming up. >>> shocking new testimony in the jodi arias murder trial from a man she says, or who says she had an affair with him right after her boy friend's brutal murder. it is all "hap

mccarron, you got some good material from last might so brent mus berger took a liking to a.j.'friend. are you picking it up on twitter? >> me and eddie honestly are a little jealous. we worked for a long time for our followers and lebron follows her and she goes from 1,000 to 100,000. where is the love for actual players. she is certainly very pretty but you know, i just think brett needs to share the love a little bit. >> barrett almost sounds a little bit -- it's great to talk to you, congratulations. they're all very calm, they have a few more hours on the clock before they get back to work on thursday as coach sabin said. nice to see you, thanks for talking to you and the whole team as well. >> they smiled more than 100 times they did than nick sabin. nice to see some alabama people's teeth. >> john berman other stories making it news. >>> authorities in peru are investigating a helicopter crash that killed seven people including at least two americans. the chopper went down after taking off from an airport in central peru. three of the victims were recovered a distance fro

terry berger is the hospital's director of infection control and prevention.l, your title gives us a hint. tell us, terri, why you've set up this tent. >> the reason why we set up the tent is in an effort to decompress what we were seeing in our emergency departments. typically we can see anywhere about 285 to 300 patients. and we were seeing an additional 100 on top of that with flulike symptoms. >> so give me a sense of a typical day, one where so many patients came into your hospital, it overwhelmed doctors. >> well, the challenge is that we are a level one trauma center. so we still need to keep our doors open for heart attacks and strokes and burn patients and traumas. now on top of that, we had to take care of 100 patients that were coming in with flulike symptoms. so the challenge was how long patients had to wait. that is the reason why we, as an emergency management team, decided to put the tent up in an effort to decrease those waits, cohort those patients, and hopefully patients with mild symptoms could be seen quickly and then discharged directly f

. >> brent mugs berger sburger is. >> he is? i learned a lot about football last night. >> and joe is off today basking in alabama's big win. joining me on set is willie geist and mark halperin and national affairs editor for "new york" magazine and msnbc political analyst, i have decided you are "morning joe"'s new men. new men, like sign felt. >> the star of "elf." >> i decided that on twitter with a twitter viewer who seems to feel the same way. >> jon, how do you feel about that? >> heilemann, see -- >> he just folded up his ipad and he's leaving. >> no. >> you two need to go to wendy's wo and work this out. >> and visiting professor at nyu and former democratic congressman, howard ford junior is with us. good morning. very elgadget. how are you? >> i'm good. >> let's get to the news. happy new year. did you have a good one? >> i did. >> we were talking about the hagel nomination that went down and president obama's nomination team taking shape. former senator chuck hagel has been tapped to take over the lead at the pentagon

he was diagnosed with as berger's.- well as we had two moms there. this is a family disease. i wrote two movies 20 years ago on the family disease of alcoholism. thank you for your testimony. congratulations on 28 years of sobriety. when i was doing the research for that, i was talking a lot to rehab counselors. dr. hogan, i want to ask you about this -- the shocking ignorance of general practitioners about alcoholism when you talk about -- the teacher is -- pretty attrition's -- pediatricians but they do not know about this is pretty remarkable. integrated care is so important. it is something we do pretty well in minnesota. we have accountable care organizations. they have been pioneers. have we gotten better at this? >> thank you. i want to comment very briefly on your point about children. the senator has been closely connected to and followed an extraordinary national program for young people who have got a developmental disabilities. if you have got a significant developmental disability, you are basically entitled to some care for your family. we have an average wait o