billy bush? >> by the way if you have 29 million it's yours. >> okay. >> looks pretty good.it come furnished for that? >> take up a collection at the station. you guys can move in and everybody can hang out there. you got jim vance in one room. you put patdown the hall. you got jim, doreen, everybody. >> all right. thank you, billy. >> see you tonight. >> thanks a lot. >>> aretha franklin. let's have a listen. ♪ >> she's looking good and celebrated her 70th birthday over the weekend in a star-studded event. the queen of soul is reuniting with one of her musical mentors for a new album. franklin is teaming up with sony music mogul clyde davis who engineered her comeback in the '80s. franklin says there will be new music but they haven't decided which songs yet. she also has other things in the works she'll be performing in california and is currently negotiating a record contract for her grandson. >> actress eva longoria got divorced last year but hasn't given up on love. there are reports her production company is developing a primetime dating show. it's tentatively called "

we'll talk live with access hollywood's billy bush about the actress's official engagement. >>> laterme surprises today in the changing opinion of voters on the eve of two >>> whitney houston's daughter says she is doing well in coping with the loss of her mother. >> what an interview with oprah winfrey. bobby christina says she still feels houston's presence. brown says she and her mom were best friends and always took care of one another. she says she still talks with houston every day. >> i can hear her voice, you know, in spirit talking to me and telling me, you know, keep moving, baby. i'm right here. i got you. i got you. that's what she said all the time? >> yes. i can always feel her with me. >> is that what you hear in your head, i've got you? >> that's all i hear. >> wow. houston died last month in a beverly hills hotel bathroom. authorities are still trying to determine an official cause of death. it was amazing at only 19 barbara how poised and mature she was during that interview. you just had to remember she's just a child. >> and to hear her say that she still feels her

here with the details is billy bush with "access hollywood." >> hey, billy. >> hey, ladies.ell, nicollette sheridan wanted $6 million for wrongful termination and the judge has issued a mistrial. so everybody goes home. there is a retrial date set for april 19th. a couple things could happen then. maybe abc, you know, comes to nicollette and settles and says, look, let's not go through this again. let's go our separate ways. maybe nicollette says this isn't worth it and i don't want to do it anymore. i think nicollette is gunning for it but she has had a hard time getting a job since the trial began at abc so she'll probably go and abc has said they will not settle and they look forward to a retrial. looks like we'll go through this again. >> wow. >> all right. let's talk about george clooney. he was arrested of course on friday here in washington and he played a little name game with the police. tell us about that. >> yeah. this morning we had a guy named, this guy on frayed kraemer on "access hollywood live" this morning. i love the idea that kraemer is protesting with geo

lindsay lohan kick started her come back on saturday night live oo over the weekend we'll talk with billy bushfind out how well she did. ♪ >> they are local brothers and they made the cut on "the voice" they join us live in the studio. for those stories and the day's news join us at 4:00. >>> time for final check on the forecast, here is tom. >>> a winter wonderland to our south around fredericksburg, spotsylvania county, charlottesville, that snow is tapering off and end there now. the latest view from our storm 4 radar showing areas in bright white, where it's still snowing moderately and that is just south of fredericksburg over st. mary's county, where they are getting an inch or two maybe, on some of the grassy areas, mostly melting on roadways, some of the higher amounts farther to the south from fredericksburg to charlottesville up to six inches on some of the higher ridges to the west of charlottesville where it ended now. temperatures are a little above freezing, even where the snow has fallen, it's melting certainly on the roadways, will melt over the neck several hours but some of i

congressman billy tauzin a republican from arizona once you jump to the private sector his salary is shot up seven thousand one hundred and ten percent while he was in congress you voted for the bush prescription plan and now he lobbies for pharmaceutical companies and then there is former senator chris dodd a democrat from connecticut once you got out of congress he went on to lobby for the motion picture association for america and it paid off his salary increase by seven hundred sixty two percent and another example there is former senator tom daschle well a democrat from south dakota you found a more lucrative career as a lobbyist raking in one thousand two hundred and twenty percent more than he did as a member of congress. well to discuss this more i'm joined now by john lee communications and outreach coordinator for united for public welcome to the show so first off this just screams of. conflict of interest isn't there a conflict of interest when they go on and work for congress and then they make money off of lobbying and congress knows that is actually two conflicts of interest the first one is that when you're actually in office you're allowed to continue to negotiate

congressman billy tauzin a republican from arizona once he jumps of a private sector has salaries shot up seven thousand one hundred and ten percent and while he was in congress he voted for the bush prescription plan and now he lobbies for pharmaceutical companies and then there is former senator chris dodd a democrat from connecticut once he got out of congress he went on to lobby for the motion picture association for america and it paid off his salary increased by seven hundred sixty two percent and then there's former senator tom daschle he's a democrat from south dakota he found a more lucrative career as a law lobbyist raking and one thousand two hundred and twenty percent more than he dead as a member of congress. earlier i spoke to rad deline communications are not required or for united republic and out his opinion on rather the change of roles for lawmakers where a conflict of interests here. how exactly is actually two conflicts of interest the first one is that when you're actually in office you're allowed to continue to negotiate with people for your next job so if you're retiring member of congress you could be talking to the n.p.a. or to the drug industry and sayin

bush first born. lyndon johnson first born. jimmy carter first born. billyhis picture on a bottle of beer. >> alisyn: you make a good point. >> yes. >> alisyn: and president obama has some half siblings, but he's an only child. >>'s a functional only child, a sister nine years removed from him. the first, five, six years, whatever that environment is, that's what your birth order is all about. >> alisyn: and the characteristics of only children as if i don't know. >> the only children are super, sometimes a little god-like, a little bossy, okay? they tend to marry youngest children, that's a good deal. another thing where hillary and bill, first borns, like a cat and dog in a bag shaking it up for good measure, but ronald raeken, baby of the family one of the five babies in the white house, marries only child nancy davis, the insider says that's a great love affair. >> alisyn: you say first born-- i'm sorry, only children are adults even at-- >> little adults by themselves. and these kids are way out there and they're part of the triangle, the inverted trian