bill murray, ackroyd says, does not want to be involved.probably because bill murray's playing a lot of golf. he doesn't want to be chasing ghosts. >> who are you going to call? >> i don't get it. >> he thinks he's funny. thanks for being with us. join us at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> stay-puffed marshmallow man. one of the coolest criminals in history.

bill murray. >> oh, bill murray. have you ever met any of these people and been star strucked?> totally. i went to john's birthday because my friend had put him in a movie. and i just kind of sat in the corner blubbering most of the time. and then i did a movie with steve martin last summer that came and went. but it was like i had won a prize where i got to be with steve martin. >> was he as you had imagined? >> he was that and more so. he's the renaissance man. >> sure. he's so smart. >> and he's so smart but he actually listens to what you're saying which is rare when you meet really sometimes really big famous people. sometimes not. but just listened and really was very thoughtful and then, of course, was incredibly funny. >> are your kids funny? >> yes, i think. the 7-year-old, whenever i tell a joke to him he will kind of stop and goes, okay, daddy. no jokes for a week. and then he'll go back to what he's doing. >> that is very good. >> so he tells me, no jokes for an entire year now. and then the 4-year-old is a total ham and will do anything he can to make you laugh and

bill murray is the weekend that big guy. gilda is going to play the voice. in dress rehearsal, the horse was coming back. it was the widow, so we put a black veil and little hat on the horse. the horse was let in. bill said, did he suffer much. no-oo-oo, he went quietly-y-y. something happened with this horse between the time of dress rehearsal and when he saw the red light in knew he was on television. because -- did he suffer much? the horse to started going in circles. flipped out. we had no script. gilda going, oooh, so upset. the horses leaves the studio, goes down a corridor at nbc. lorne says to the cameramen, follow that horse. gilda says, i am is so upset, i am going to throw myself out a window. it was all good. you make adjustments and move forward. whew. [laughter] [applause] >> who knew 37 years later you would be in this situation. >> it was all building to this moment. >> a nice segue. >> i had to bring it back. >> given that, well -- will there be a "lunatics 2"? >> absolutely not. yes, i do not even care if we have a book. it is like going o

i feel like it's ground hog day all over again, but bill murray is nowhere in sight and this is not comedy. in all seriousness, the harmful spending cuts incorporateded into this budget proposal go further than simply damaging a fragile recovery. these cuts pull the rug out from under our most sheer inable. senior, children and those with serious disabilities. the way to deal with rising health care costs is to give seen areas voucher to purchase private insurance and tell them thousand figure out how to keep their own health care costs down. essentially telling them they're on their own. today we will be offeri inin ii mmdments that preserve this and on the backs of our seniors and will protect the important benefits included in the afordable care act by closing the prescription drug doughnut hole and next week democrats will unveil a plan as part of our budget alternative building on the affordable care act to allow for further medicare savings as the affordable care act already does. democrats believe we cannot solve our budget challenges simply by shifting health costs and risks on to

ben stiller, molly shannon, bill murray.ishop, we don't know him very well in the states but hysterical in ireland. >> who do you think is going to win the most fun write? >> i think it is -- probably going to be will ferrell. he's -- in my opinion the funniest irishman out there. >> i think he's pretty funny. i have to admit. what do you plan to do, green beer tomorrow? >> absolutely. what time sit? i will do green beer in five minutes, as soon as the show is over. >> mcfly is that irish? >> of course. yeah. mcfly? absolute. >> i have a great weekend. >> thanks a lot. >> it will be fun. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> let's take a look at the stories we are followinging on news4 this afternoon. a hair affair week before the opening of the much anticipated hunger games. we go behind the scenes with one of the designers who helped bring the balk characters to life for the big screen. and new front in the birth control battle. where women could be forced to prove they are taking the pill for a reason other than contraception. a

in addition to chevy chase, it stars ted knight, bill murray and of course rodney dangerfield.hilarious and i love it so i'm always excited to hear when another woman is a fan, particularly one as poised as samantha cameron. the british prime minister's wife went to art school and worked as a window dresser before taking over as the head of smithson of bond street. she's credited with turning that company around and won an award for best accessory designer. for a very long time she was earning more money than her husband. samantha cameron is not all about business or even politics. she's been quoted as saying, quote, i know as much about politics as most people an it means nothing to me. a lot of times the spouses of world leaders don't get their due, but they really should because samantha cameron, of course, she's glamorous and she's famous. she's got four kids. she's got a job. she's also real and fun. sorta like "caddieshack's" lacy underalls. pretty impressive woman there. we love that story. >>> it's bracketology and let's just lay out how it stands right now. on our show

>> bill murray, chevy chase, both great comedic actors. but separate. >> totally separate.of your faves? can we move on? >> i think we can. >> so we're sorry if we screwed that up. >>> finally this half hour, let's hear it for firefighters -- firefighters. fathers' rights. >> same thing. >> right. we can change diapers with the best of them no matter what some diaper maker says. >> you almost need to be a firefighter to change diapers these days. >> essentially. >> diaper maker huggies is beating a hasty retreat after, shall we say, getting it wrong with an ad campaign. abc's john berman, a daddy himself, has the dirty details. >> reporter: huggies are designed to keep messes contained. this one got away from them. it started with an ad campaign they launched last month, putting their diapers to what they called the toughest test imaginable. dads. >> how did huggies products hold up to daddyhood? the world is about to find out. >> reporter: really? are modern dads that clueless? >> i thought it was outrageous. it seemed like it was from three generations ago. >> reporter: b

. >> bill murray, chevy chase, both great comedic actors. but separate. >> totally separate.if we screwed that up. >>> finally this half hour, let's hear it for firefighters -- firefighters. fathers' rights. >> same thing. >> right. we can change diapers wth t1o th >> estial >> er miesi l w getog an a abc's jod himself, has the dirty details. >> reporter: huggies are designed to keep messes contained. this one got away from them. it started with an ad campaign they launched last month, putting their diapers to what they called the toughest test imaginable. dads. >> how did huggies products hold up to daddyhood? the world is about to find out. >> reporter: really? are modern dads that clueless? >> i thought it was outrageous. it seemed like it wthre generati- >e: b here ch i tho oda >> like who are they talking to here? >> reporter: it feels like something straight from "three men and a baby." but with more than 5 million stay-at-home dads now and millions more a key part of baby raising and diaper duty, facebook flooded with comments. angmy eyes closed, butra h again." an onl

one of the members is bill murray, appropriate because he is most famous for the movie "caddyshack." neighbor wrote a song by that name. '80s legend, huey lewis. ♪ this is it please let me know ♪ >> reporter: this house could be it. with high ceilings, big bedrooms, a treatment kitchen and that view. this house last sold for $990,000 in 2006. list price right now, $495,000. it's not just california. throw a dart at the map at random, and there's half-price homes there. including the atlanta area. philadelphia. chicago. even san francisco. >> the fact of the matter is, prices are half-off in many parts of the country. >> reporter: zillow real estate contributor, brendan d. simon, say it's a great time to buy, if you remember that it's 50% off the inflated real estate bubble price. >> the market was crazy with the lending environment the way it was. the numbers are not really reality. >> reporter: what is reality, is you can find less expensive homes for half-price, too? here's one from hawaii. it last sold for $510,000. it's now listed for $249,000. and check out this historic victori

engulfing conservative radio talk show host rush limbaugh could be radio host rush limbaugh could be bill murrayammatory comments. let's bring in our lisa sylvester with the details. >> reporter: wolf, bill maher and rush limbaugh couldn't be further apart on the political spectrum. but these two guys do sharing is in common. they're both under fire for comments they've made recently. it raises the question, when does comedy go too far? for bill maher there's a thin line between comedy and controversy. maher used a crude obscenity to refer to sarah palin. a tweet during yesterday's primaries took an aim at the south "toothless tuesday too tight to tally." maher has taken on rick santorum who's home schooled. >> he walks them locked up in the family living room not out in public where they would be infected by the virus of reason. >> reporter: all comedy or does it cross a line? republican strategist sherry jacoba says even for comedy it's out of bounds. >> when you're making fun of the candidate's children, making fun of someone's religion to the point of being just down right nasty. you're call

. >> the bill senator murray is talking about is the violence against women act.ors took to the floor today to demand quick action on its reauthorization. created by then-senator joe biden, the act was first passed in 1994 to provide states with funding to combat domestic violence and sexual assaults. since then, it's been reauthorized with bipartisan support. last month, it passed the judiciary committee with only democratic support. all eight republicans on that senate committee voted against it. the latest outbreak of republican insanity is in the arizona state legislature where a bill has passed the house and is moving to the senate that would allow an employer to fire a woman for using birth control. it would actually allow that. and in order for her to obtain birth control, to be covered, the woman would have to prove in arizona that -- to her boss, prove it specifically to her boss -- that she is actually using birth control only for a medical condition. all of this madness has inspired ohio state democratic senator nina turner to introduce a bill in the oh

have done, because as we all know, 50 years ago, the chairman's father introduced the dingell/murray/wagner bill, the first national health insurance legislation ever put before congress. the chairman's father understood the importance of providing health security for all americans. he fought vigorously to keep the idea alive in congress for 15 years, and you, mr. chairman, have continued that fight by introducing similar legislation in every session since you succeeded your father in the house of representatives. you both proved to be men ahead of your time. although parts of your father's bill have been incorporated into subsequent reform efforts, such as medicare and medicaid, we have yet to fulfill your father's dream, and the dreams of many other americans of providing comprehensive health care for all of our citizens. health care reform is not a new idea, nor a revolutionary concept. but while most americans favor reform, we have failed as a nation to make much progress when it comes to providing health security for every citizen. sadly, health reform in this country is less a story of the

as i said last week in committee, i feel like it's groundhog's day all over again but bill murray is nowhere in sight and this is no comedy. in all seriousness, the harmful cuts in this budget proposal go further than damaging a fragile recovery. it pulls the rug out from under of our most vulnerable -- our seniors, our children and those with serious illness. democrats reject the idea that the way to deal with rising health care costs is to give seniors a voucher to purchase private insurance and then tell them to figure out how to keep their own costs down. democrats believe that we could not solve our budget challenges simply by shifting health costs and risks onto people who are least able to bear them -- seniors, disabled individuals and poor families. last week, i offered an amendment in the budget committee that no one in this body ever have to offer. my amendment would have prevented reckless and shameful medicaid cuts to seniors in nursing homes. like all of the other amendments offered by my democratic colleagues, this amendment was rejected on a party line vote. this is si

we've now been joined by the senator from washington, senator murray, who's been longtime fighting for domestic violence bills. thank you. mrs. murray: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, thank you so much. and i want to thank my colleague from california, senator feinstein, for her longtime advocacy on this. and to our colleague from minnesota, senator klobuchar, for leading the effort this year to reauthorize this critically important bill to protect women in this country from violence. i was very proud to be here with the senator from california back in 1994 when we first passed the violence against women act or vawa, as we call it, which created this national strategy for dealing with domestic violence. and since we took that first historic step, vawa has been a great success in coordinating victims' advocates and social service providers and law enforcement professionals to meet the immediate challenges of combating domestic violence. this law has helped provide lifesaving assistant to hundreds of thousands of women and their families. it's b

we've now been joined by the senator from washington, senator murray, who's been longtime fighting for domestic violence bills. thank you. mrs. murray: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, thank you so much. and i want to thank my colleague from california, senator feinstein, for her longtime advocacy on this. and to our colleague from minnesota, senator klobuchar, for leading the effort this year to reauthorize this critically important bill to protect women in this country from violence. i was very proud to be here with the senator from california back in 1994 when we first passed the violence against women act or vawa, as we call it, which created this national strategy for dealing with domestic violence. and since we took that first historic step, vawa has been a great success in coordinating victims' advocates and social service providers and law enforcement professionals to meet the immediate challenges of combating domestic violence. this law has helped provide lifesaving assistant to hundreds of thousands of women and their families. it's b

we've now been joined by the senator from washington, senator murray, who's been longtime fighting for domestic violence bills thank you. mrs. murray: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, thank you so much. and i want to thank my colleague from california, senator feinstein, for her longtime advocacy on this. and to our colleague from minnesota, senator klobuchar, for leading the effort this year to reauthorize this critically important bill to protect women in this country from violence. i was very proud to be here with the senator from california back in 1994 when we first passed the violence against women act or vawa, as we call it, which created this national strategy for dealing with domestic violence. and since we took that first historic step, vawa has been a great success in coordinating victims' advocates and social service providers and law enforcement professionals to meet the immediate challenges of combating domestic violence. this law has helped provide lifesaving assistant to hundreds of thousands of women and their families. it's be

bill. >> thank you very much. bryan murrayter the bell, he missed out on a more than $300 million game by selling his 33% stake in lionsgate last summer. carl icahn tells us why he sold the stock before "the hunger games" had a chance to light up the box office. we'll get to that coming up. we'll the get to you the averages, how they're trading. all major averages at their lows of this session right now. you're watching cnbc first in business worldwide. how did we do it last time? i don't know... i forget. hello, neighbors. hey, scott... perfect timing. feeding your lawn need not be so difficult. get a load of this bad boy. sweet! this snap spreader system from scotts makes caring for your lawn snap-crackin' simple, guaranteed. just take the handy, no-mess bag, then snap, lock, and go. it's a new day for lawn care, feedings never been so easy. to see a demo of the snap spreader, go to scotts.com. feed your lawn. feed it! what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk

in 1990, the spartans defeated murray state by four in overtime and in 1996 purdue defeated western carolina 73-71. it will happen someday. >> bill: someday. the excitement continues. pete carril in angerish on that one up in providence. >> verne: big bluegrass tour. the wildcats of kentucky about an hour and a half over here from lexington and they will play this evening, first game of ourinate session against -- of our night session against western kentucky. >> bill: wa-wa jones, one of the great players in the history of kentucky. >> verne: a misfire. 3:25 to go. cadougan. jae crowder calling for it. reach-around by brandon davies. >> bill: i was just thinking, of all the quick shots recently from marquette. crowder hasn't had touches. ed the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. >> bill: he won't have

in 1990, the spartans defeated murray state by four in overtime and in 1996 purdue defeated western carolina 73-71. it will happen someday. >> bill: someday. the excitement continues. pete carril in angerish on that one up in providence. >> verne: big bluegrass tour. the wildcats of kentucky about an hour and a half over here from lexington and they will play this evening, first game of ourinate session against -- of our night session against western kentucky. >> bill: wa-wa jones, one of the great players in the history of kentucky. >> verne: a misfire. 3:25 to go. cadougan. jae crowder calling for it. reach-around by brandon davies. >> bill: i was just thinking, of all the quick shots recently from marquette. crowder hasn't had touches. ed the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. >> bill: he won't have

murray. that we say how much i enjoyed working with you last year as the crafted this important bill. we did so in a truly bipartisan fashion. we share a lot of the same priorities, and it was a great pleasure to work with secretary donovan, and i appreciate his being here today. as we begin to construct the 2013 budget, we are mindful that we are once again operating under very difficult fiscal constraints. that is even more challenging when one considers that more than 80 cents out of every dollar of the budget request is required just to continue serving those who currently rely on hud for housing support. adjusting the challenge of homelessness remains the top priority of mine. chairman murray and i continue to share this commitment, and we worked hard last year to preserve funding for the hud program. unfortunately, the veterans are 50% more likely to fall into homelessness compared to other americans. i am pleased that the budget request that continues funding for the hud program at $75 million. this level of funding should help us serve and an additional 10,000 veterans who oth

murray says he hopes that the religion will help keep him from returning to prison. >> when you are hanging at the house and you have bills to pay and somebody comes over and offer the opportunity for you to you know make a bit of easy cash, you know, go rob something, things go bad and things break bad. people get involved and people come out with shotguns and you get killed. you end up being another justin. another heart break i have to deal with. >> not going to die. >> i've been through this before. i've had friends of mine that i took under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do. and they get out there and mess up. i lost a friend six years ago, justin got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. i feel like i failed him. >> i will send you a card every month you are out there. but if you come back i will send a blanket party your way. >> not coming back. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay gets a job and a chance to prove himself. >> that was to the dislike of my supervisors. they thought i lost my mind. >> and marcus murray lashes out when a member says the wrong thing. >> you made us look

murray said. >> sure. >> now they campaigned across the country in the last campaign on a platform of jobs and the economy. but the first three bills they introduced when they got here were direct attacks on women's health. >> how do you respond to that, and how democratic lawmakers around the country, including your colleagues in the house going to deal with these record-setting attacks on women's right to choose, women's right to decide and women's right to really act as intelligent human beings? >> well, you should certainly know that the democrats in the house have been very active, speaking out, holding forums and town hall meetings in their community. getting on the air because this is really a frightening time period. and then from a simple political side of it, you know, who do you think the majority of the voters in this country are? so i think it's really outrageous. and for a party that talks about small government and not government intervention, how can you tell a doctor that they are supposed to do a very specific type of exam on a woman so now the government is telling doctors what they are supposed to do? it's reall

murray, jonathan martin, got to leave it there. one of the crackling mornings. getting into a quick market rundown, got to do that. we got to pay the billskeep the lights on. >>> so, opening bell rang about two minutes ago, miss quick, what do you got for me? the feds -- you got to pay the bills? >> come on, don't we got to pay the bills? >> we do have to pay the bills, but you love talking to me, too. >> i do love talking to you, you're right. there will be a special treat for folks, too, you'll be in studio very soon. >> tomorrow. let me tell you quickly the opening bell just rang, it looks like we're opening slightly higher, after major gains yesterday. the stocks were off to the races yesterday when we saw the dow, the s&p, and the nasdaq all up by their biggest percentage gains in this entire year. and the big news came with the fed releasing the stress test results for the banks, and i say the fed releasing, this was actually a premature release from the fed that was prompted by jpmorgan, one of the big banks came out and said it would be raising its dividend also and plus how it would be buying back shares because it passed the st

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bill, get rid of this thing. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: time has expired. mrs. murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from washington state is recognized. mrs. murray: mr. president, thank you so much. and i want to thank the senator from california and the many senators who've stood up proudly to fight for a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. certainly in this year of 2012, after decades of fighting to make sure that women have rights and opportunities to be whoever they want and to make their own health care choices, this vote, this vote today is an affirmation of that if we can beat back this blunt amendment. we are at a very serious time in our nation's history. our economy is struggling. we are getting back on track. millions of families get up every day and are concerned about whether they can afford their mortgage or send their kids to college. i have to tell you, millions of women in this country did not think they would have to get up this morning and worry about whether or not contraception would be available to them depending on w

murray. that we say how much i enjoyed working with you last year as the crafted this important bill.so in a truly bipartisan fashion. we share a lot of the same priorities, and it was a great pleasure to work with secretary donovan, and i appreciate his being here today. as we begin to construct the 2013 budget, we are mindful that we are once again operating under very difficult fiscal constraints. that is even more challenging when one considers that more than 80 cents out of every dollar of the budget request is required just to continue serving those who currently rely on hud for housing support. adjusting the challenge of homelessness remains the top priority of mine. chairman murray and i continue to share this commitment, and we worked hard last year to preserve funding for the hud program. unfortunately, the veterans are 50% more likely to fall into homelessness compared to other americans. i am pleased that the budget request that continues funding for the hud program at $75 million. this level of funding should help us serve and an additional 10,000 veterans who otherwise w