police later caught up with bland. they did charge him with dwi, but beyond that because of what police saw in this video, bland now is charged with attempted first-degree murder. >> wow. >> that's pretty serious. i mean, this guy was just trying to do the right thing, you know? he was just an innocent bystander really telling this guy not to drive. don't ever stand in front of somebody's vehicle. you don't know that person. you don't know especially if you suspect them to be intoxicated. that's a dangerous place to put yourself. >>> it's pretty fascinating, rare phenomenon, volcanic activity was captured on video and it's going to blow your mind. this is mt. cinnabon that's in indonesia and this is one of the many eruptions that this volcano has experienced since september. it's a pyroclastic flow which means it's a very explosive eruption. it has covered thousands of feet in the radius of this volcano forcing people to be evacuated more than 20,000 people have been displaced because of this. it is an incredibly dange

and this is something -- >> bland toast. >> bland toast. no seeds, no butter, nothing.it helps to settle your stomach. you can also -- good to have some protein but easily digestible. like a scrambled egg. and this whole thing about, well, don't have yogurt when you're not feeling well, it is great. some of the probiotics. you're making a face and going -- >> but if your body craves something, you should do it, right? >> does your body know, really? >> this is not the time to -- don't try to challenge your gastrointestinal system now. avoid spicy foods, greasy foods, this diet, bananas, rice, that's what you need at this time to let your body respond. >> too late to get a flu shot? >> not too late to get a flu shot. january and february are the peak months. but the flu goes as far as april or may. >> on that last table, why do we need ensure? >> recovery is important. you need protein and an balanced diet. but you're not done. >> thank you. lovely to see you. thanks so much. >>> whether you want to hit the beach or the slopes, winter getaways for you and your family com

it's very bland.cans charging today that harry would rather huddle with rahm emanuel than dance with them. harry is having trouble hooking up. chuck woolery is an expert. yep, chuck. long time host of "love connection." >> picturing harry reid and john boehner behind closed doors, dancing is just wrong. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the health care debate you had a guy come on tv who was a speed reader. >> he can read at 10,000 times the normal rate. he should have been done with this thing. he is not. but he came through it saying, wait a minute. there are a lot of assumptions here that don't add up. he was the first to say it. >> what story got you the biggest reaction? >> the 2008 financial melt down. that tested our mettle as an organization. we rose to the occasion. we were going after rescues and bailouts that didn't make sense. it proved to people that we were neither red nor blue. just green. following green. >> do you remember the day you were in a business suit on a treadmill? >>

it's very bland.ublicans charging today that harry would rather huddle behind closed doors than dance with they will. harry is having trouble hooking up. chuck is an expert at it, chuck. if anyone can find a connection, chuck can. >> picture harry reid and john boehner dancing behind closed door is the just wrong. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the health care debate, you had a guy come on t. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the health care debate, you had a guy come on t. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the health care debate, you had a guy come on t. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the health care debate, you had a guy come on tv who was a speed reader. >> she have been done with this thing, and he is now. but he came through it he saying wait a minute, there are a lot of assumptions here that don't add up. and he was the first -- >> what story has gotten you the biggest reaction? >> the the whole 2008 financial m meltdown. but we rose to the occasion because we w

yes, it's a little bland but i find, i find i just take a little country time lemonade-- (laughter) (cheers and applause) i just put a pinch between my cheek and gums and i got zesty refreshment without being a slave to big cats. what is that taste. it's got 4 methtyl cyclo hexane methanol. hmmmm, that's what micks it country. (laughter) speaking of waterless mountain regions, afghanistan. (laughter) in the last week the obama has been rocked by defense secretary robert gates's explosive new memoir available where of course they are free. now the book, the book takes dead aim, the book takes dead aim at the president's handling of the afghan war. according to his own defense secretary, quote, president obama was skeptical, if not outright convinced at his own strategy in afghanistan would fail. >> folksing i got to say it's shocking to hear that obama has a strategy in afghanistan. sure seems like he's free balling it. but folks, i'm going to make some headlines right now. i want to defend the president's policy in afghanistan by saying it's not nearly as bad as his policy in iraq bec

it is a lot of work, a lot of dedication, a lot of eating clean which gets a little bland after a long when you are introduced to a bar, the taste alone attracts me. they taste amazing. like an everyday cookie. and they give you everything you need after the gym and get you to the next level. >> you eat them during a workout? >> after a workout or before. >> i try to tell people that something like this, that is raw, can actually be more healthy for you for lunch and more nutritious and fill you up better than a ham sandwich and they look at me like i'm nuts. >> absolutely. and being a mom, i started on this fitness journey on figure competing a few years ago and when i discovered these it changed my pre and post-workout. and my kids love them as well. it is something i have prior to going to the gym or after a workout and on the way here we were talked about we have to get our pump in. what should we have? i'm going to have a bar. the natural sugar. but again it is something i feel good about giving my family, not just about me in a physique. >> do you kids like them? >> love them. th

a lot of eating clean, which gets a little bland after a long time.when you're introduced to a bar like this, the taste alone is what attracts me. they taste amazing. they're like every day cookies they give you everything you need a at the gym, before the jim, to get you to the next level. >> so you eat them before you work out? >> they're my preworkout or post workout snack. >> something like this that's raw can actually be more healthy for you for lunch than more nutritious for you and fill you up better than a ham sandwich. and they look at me like i'm nuts. >> being a mom of two, i started on this fitness journey of figure competing about four years ago and when i discovered these, it changed my whole pre and post workout and my kids loved them as well. it's something that i have prior to the gym and working out. oftentimes it's great for after workout. we have to get our pump on, because we have this body building mentality, i'm going to have a bar. it's something i feel good about giving my family. it's not just about me and a physique. >> do y

can't get back to work, "i can't get out of bed, nothing has any interest to me, my relationships are bland, and i don't want them," and one day you say, "this has gone on too long." or it might be that somebody else says it to you-- that, "ok, it's been "x" amount of time, "and you're still not up to speed at work, or you're still not any fun to be with at home." then we would say this is abnormal. there is another clinical condition that is associated with stress. it's called post-traumatic stress disorder. [radio] 913, 914, we have a touch down-- extensive damage, people screaming for help. be advised, it just passed route 8. it's headed northeast towards 275. willseed and creek-- a house exploded. 46o, creek and blainsfield is a shambles. some events are so enormous, so life-threatening, that we would expect anyone to react to them with sizable stress. i called the insurance company. he said, "so sorry. everything's excluded. you have no coverage whatsoever," so here's over $1oo,ooo, and we're just about wiped out. i don't know what i'll do. sometimes reactions to natural or man-made di

we have such bland stuff out there that is much more offensive than any of this stuff. >> my questionthough if she used audio from 9/11, same thing. time is too short, but no one would ever. >> that's true. >> andy, i think she destroyed you. >> and do you buy that? do you think she put that in there as a salute to the lost challenger? >> no, i don't buy that, but i do buy it fits the intent of the song and what the song is about. >> but the apology itself? >> i don't buy that. >> i don't think you buy anything, sir. >> i buy a lot. >> tom, i get the feeling that she didn't have any idea. i am not deeply offended. i just find -- my theory is that celebrities are surrounded by people who see everything as a prop for whatever they are going to do. if for example there is a -- michael jackson. he has a baby and there are people outside the window and the baby became a prop. didn't even think about it. this is a live baby. he hangs the baby outside. when ever there is an opportunity to do something interesting they never think about what the thing is. they just do it. >> he also never too

all things considered, their numbers were bland.itely call this said underperformer but they're not falling apart. wall street is just waiting for a good number. >> americans are just not bad when they're full right now 3 >> let's talk about the owner of the bay. >> we be looking at ebay compared to nasdaq. it has underperformed. when you look at them on a three five-year basis it has helped. it was up 100 percent. it has been a big winner but they have a market place and every retailer sought last year. they have pay pal which is, mobile pay. is a rocking and rolling. i split apart from the company, it makes sense but with that being said the relationship of having commerce and someone pay for that. >> i guess the question that i have is about the investors that buy a lot in the company and as siddeley buy back shares and then fled the stock price. do you think they have the company are just themselves? >> i think it is just their own. >> would check back with rob at 9:15 a.m.. >> black bears are coming out of hibernation. will hav

we have enough bland inoffensive crap out there that is more offensive than any of this stuff. >> myn is though if she used audio from 9/11, same thing , times are short, but no one would let her if it is not a true tribute. >> andy, i think she destroyed you. >> and do you actually buy that? do you think she put that in there as a salute to the lost of the challenger? >> i don't buy that part, but i do buy that it fits the intent and the meaning of the song. it works with what the song is about. >> okay, but the apology itself? >> i don't buy that part of it. >> i don't think you buy anything. i get the feeling she didn't have any idea. i am not deeply offended. my theory is that celebrity are sur r -- are surrounded by those who see everything around them as a prop for whatever they are going to do. if for example there is a -- let's say there is -- michael jackson. he has his baby and there are people outside the window. the baby became a prop. didn't even think about it. this is a live baby. he hangs the baby outside. wherever there is an opportunity to do something interesting t

there are some fairly bland rules for the governor.overnor's family. campaign limits in virginia are virtually nonexistent, easy to get around. the freedom of information regime in virginia is weak. and it's one of just a handful of states with no ethics commission, no watchdog whatsoever. host: is there any move to change any of that in the wake of the headlines that have been coming out? guest: sure. again, in the pattern we've talked about where sometimes in the past it has taken scandal to move state legislatures, particularly in a state like new jersey which we talked about earlier. i think it's clear that that effect will take place in virginia. the new governor understanding the political environment he's entering has proposed a package of ethics reforms. folks who are in sort of advocacy good government community don't think those proposals are nearly tough enough. but i think it's clear something will happen on the ethics front as a result of the mcdonnell scandal. host: writing in. roger in virginia. good morning. caller: goo

basically referred to karate mcmorris rodgers as a stepford wife which is a cliched stair-type, boring, bland describe the republican woman. they are around the same damn people. >> are you talking about the woman who gave the republican response? i would call her void of any serious proposals. that's about the nicest thing i can say. >> you know how hard that speech is? >> it was a terrible speech saying nothing. >> president obama walking in, everybody high-fiving. >> state of the union. >> the woman who did the response. >> and 85 standing ovations and then somehow has to have the opposing view for ten minutes in a quiet studio. that is really a -- you know what? the republicans -- >> they shouldn't do it. >> actually, bob -- >> stop doing it. >> it's not a fair fight. >> that was your view of it. i've heard from a lot of women that i didn't expect to that said -- this morning at the dog park that said hey, i thought her speech was really good, mom, independent-minded person, lives in new york, votes probably democrat and might be open-minded so i don't think it's fair to her to be called

. >> when we heard anthony patterson and eric blanding rehearsing on the yard, we had no idea we wouldmiddle of another rule 38 drama. >> i'm saying it's going to be a masterpiece and i think i want the world to hear it. you know what i'm saying? to see if he's got a gift. the guys in here still have. i got a sensitive side, don't think that my demeanor, this patch, it's not me, you know what i'm saying? i might look like damn, he's a thug, [ bleep ]. i'm a good guy. >> we were wrapping up for the day. you know, he shook my hand. i said good-bye, i turned my back on him and started talking to another inmate. pretty soon after that, an officer came running by us, saying that guy anthony you were just talking to is going into lockup. we grabbed our camera, ran with the officer, trying to find out what was going on. we found out that anthony was observed publicly masturbating behind me, from what i understand. >> they're taking him to lockup, and as they're stripping him out, they find that he's holding a joint, a marijuana cigarette. so now everything is compounded. now he's going to be

had it been quite bland i would have said you know what, this is why i can't do this. this is why i'll carry on spending a fortune. >> you'd have mario vitali on. >> but it was genuinely tasty food and very low calorie and very low-cost if you do it at home. how do you persuade america, and americans, who from my experience as a brit coming here eat gargantuan portions of everything. cheese has to be on everything. potatoes come with everything even when you don't order it. everything's huge and vast like the country itself. how do you culturally change that kind of thinking and the fast food epidemic and so on to get them to start to cook at home in a way that can produce this kind of result? >> it's an unbelievably difficult question to answer. but i think what we're doing right now is part of it. we need a cultural revolution. the hippies did it in the 60s with sex. they also did it with food, by the way. they cooked homegrown, locally made food. >> do you have better sex on your food, rocco? >> one of the reasons i got healthy my sex wasn't as good as it should be.

. >> this is very unappetizing, bland. >> we call it white dip.ight kill you, but it's all we've got to eat. >> but for inmate workers like vincent del judas, chow time offers a break from an otherwise monotonous existence. >> i'm a pod worker. we get to help out with hot water and stuff like that. i'm going to get you another newspaper right now. it's all good. i get to wiggle. i get to really do things that other inmates, they can't do. i get to stay out of my cell all the time, use the phone when i want, listen to the radio, wake up early, load the ovens, feed the inmates, and whatever they need, i get it to them. >> del judas' routine, however, is about to change. he will soon be transferred to state prison. >> i took a plea bargain, pled no contest to four counts of attempted murder, took 12 years -- well, it was basically 11 years, 8 months. hopefully, if i get all my back time, i'll end up going 7 1/2 more years, hopefully. i have a lot of thinking to do. a lot of decision making. and realized a lot of things, such as family. i hurt my mom

it's the blanding family.e trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, head-turning ford fusion. [applause] give me berdis. give me micky. let's go. [applause]

has never been the critics' favorite, particularly in new york and los angeles, where some find him blandhere's a controversy that won't go away-- this "duck dynasty" thing. gays are very upset with "duck dynasty." you know who is even more upset? gay ducks. they are furious. >> kroft: but neither has leno gotten his due. he's always had a feel for the audience in the middle of the country and outside the major urban areas. how did you do it? >> leno: well, i... i think it's... you're trying to appeal to the whole spectrum. if you look at the monologue, for every smart, insightful joke, there's a goofy joke and a silly joke and a fun joke, then a clever joke. that's the trick, you try to have something for everybody. >> kroft: and it's worked for you? >> leno: seems to. >> kroft: but there's been plenty of turbulence along the way. it began in 2004, when conan o'brien, leno's young heir apparent, threatened to leave and go to fox if nbc didn't promise to give him "the tonight show." the network agreed to what it hoped would be an orderly succession plan in which conan would replace leno i

and this was not just a bland orange hetero form of christianity. it was a very specific form. and it had to essential principles. the first principle is that the world is made up of good forces and evil forces. the second is that christians do not have the right to stay at home and hope that there are good times over evil. they have to go out into the world and convert the on unconverted and you are not the filling the purpose for which god has placed you on earth. if you believe that about religion, it is a very short step to believing the same thing about geopolitics. you believe that government and political movements in the world are either good or they are evil. and as an american, we cannot sit home and watch this conflict unfold. you must go out and be sure that good times over evil. and this is a view that is actually different from the worldview that people hold in many other parts of the world in many other cultures. in much of the world, people put up with the idea that all the individuals and governments are made up of good and evil impulses and these come out in d

the war, three days, enormous number of casualties on both sides and lincoln is having to talk to be bland in virtually every village in america a family lost somebody. he is going to run for reelection. nobody had been reelected since andrew jackson. lincoln is going to run for reelection having failed to win the war. go back and read the gettysburg address as a campaign document because he is having to reach out to people and say to them do not let your son or your cousin or your nephew have died in vain. don't flinch, don't back off because this is central to the future of the human race. it is an important thing. this is what candidly made the stunning -- dishonesty of president obama about yes, you can keep your policy with which we now know he said at least 39 times on video tape commack least 39 times. you can't have a government of the people, lincoln is clever with this. supposedly talking with great lincoln experts and i have written a novel on gettysburg, jackson got dressed up in an 1860s outfit, i was a congressman, the congressman's wife, appeared at one of the others as a ho

welcome to america's news headquarters nks topping the news this hour, bland new details out on the chemical skill crisis gripping west virginia. we're going to go live to charleston. officials there have been holding a news conference. >>> luxury retail giant me man marcus saying that its customers may have become the victims of a massive security breach, this coming hours after target announced that its own breach affected millions of more customers than initially thought. >>> new details on alex rodrigue rodriguez's drug suspension. >>> so we'll get more on those stories in a few moments. we begin here, the white house on the defense this weekend on a new tell-all back by former secretary of defense, bob gates. in it gates praises the administration for going after osama bin laden but suggests that all too often politics was the main driving force behind many of the president's decisions. all of this coming amid growing tension in u.s./afgan relations. >> president obama according to former defense secretary rabbit gates' book suspected that his military leaders didn't respect him in 2009

host: scott bland is a senior analyst at "hotline." thank you for your time this morning. thet time in 200 years supreme court is dealing with the permission of the last edition that deals with the president's ability to make .ecess appointments the case itself focuses on nlrb nominations. william in arkansas, thank you for waiting. caller: i have kind of a wacky idea. since we are paying these knuckleheads $175,000 a year, maybe they can go on recess a lot less. they have worked less than half a year during the calendar year. maybe we could go on recess a lot less. int: ok, let's try del bethlehem, pa. oneer: surprised that no has called up with the actual facts on this recess case. maybe people don't know what, but some of them have been waiting more than 2 years. it is not like he's trying to sneak somebody in unqualified. they just refuse to vote on him. departments like the environmental protection and consumer protection summit they have been without any directors and they can't function and that is what the republican party is. they don't want it to function. even t

because their selection of music is very bland, very ordinary, and it is not very personalized, which what people are looking for. >> adam, i wonder, music versus news. the customer's willingness to tolerate ads depend on the type of content they are digesting? >> it depends hugely on who the customers are. on facebook, there is huge push back by people saying, wait a second, i did not come here to get ads but i came here to participate in a social experiment -- experience. so don't suddenly use the data you got me to manipulate me. a huge pushback. you goother hand, if onto spotify and you take the free service, you expect there to be ads. that is part of the deal going in. so, it somewhat depends on what deal you cut with consumers when you start. because that is the relationship they develop with you and the brand. >> you can't switch -- >> with a lot of difficulty. >> one thing is clear, the streaming servers -- services are the winners. should companies stop the business models of downloads? have customers moved away from paying for music that they would rather stream? >> for the

[laughter] [applause] i have to be especially careful not to, you know, give the sort of bland journalisticabout it later. and let me start just with a caveat. i wish i knew more about iran. i was there on this trip for four days. so everybody needs to understand that, you know, i am giving you casual impressions from a very quick trip, you know? we need to know so much more about this country. you do feel the product of 34 years of being cut off in the lack of deep expertise. i hope i'll go back i hope robin will go back will go back often. here are just a couple of brief starting points in terms of my own sense of the country and the people when i was there. first, there is the appearance of a real debate. i want to say division among senior members of the leadership. at least as seen in my interviews. i interviewed at length and in real detail i published a full transcript if you want to go look at it, the foreign minister who's the leading realist this robin's terms -- in robin's terms, the leading western-looking face of the regime. and he went pretty systematically through the negotia

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toyota has issued an order to its dealerships to stop selling some of the automakers's top bland.s as the -- brands. this comes as they try to replace seats not up to standards. 2013, and 2014 camry, avalon, sienna and tacoma as well as the corolla and tundra with heated sites are all affected. toyota says there have been no reports of fire or injuries and customers say they are still confident their vehicles are safe. >> i think as long as they rectify the situation, i think it's fine. >> at this point, there's no recall and no word on how long the stop-sell order will remain in place. >>> 7:44. new information from italy about the latest verdict in the amanda knox murder case. a short time ago, the family of murder victim merry dilt kercher praised an italian court because they found amanda knox and her ex-boyfriend guilty. kercher was knox's roommate when she was murdered. knox was convicted. it was later overturned. she's back in seattle. knox calls the verdict unjust. in the meantime, her former boyfriend, sentenced to 25 years in jail, was captured trying to escape from ital

. -- toy setting the field analysis by scott bland is in the national journal. the top five congressional districts most likely to flip 4 where jim matheson is retiring. 31, florida 13, iowa 3 and new jersey 3. mostis the top five seats likely to flip according to the national journal. you can see their full rankings tionaljournal.com. your reaction to the supreme court halting utah gay marriage. good morning. i have a comment. marriage,t is, gay the issue, everybody saying that it is something that is being set up to disguise the real issue, but the gays are the ones pushing the issue. that is the problem there. the second problem is, gay is just a nice term for what used to be called queer. queer is something that is different or abnormal. is an acty or queer against nature. it has nothing to do with religion or ethics or morals. is act against nature. -- it is an act against nature. host: what you think should happen to those 900 couples that were married in utah in december before the supreme court stepped in here? hostcaller: i think those marris should be

there are some fairly bland rules for the governor.here are no requirements for any member of the governor's family. campaign limits in virginia are virtually nonexistent, easy to get around. the freedom of information regime in virginia is weak. and it's one of just a handful of states with no ethics commission, no watchdog whatsoever. >> is there any move to change any of that in the wake of the headlines that have been coming out? guest: sure. again, in the pattern we've talked about where sometimes in the past it has taken scandal to move state legislatures, particularly in a state like new jersey which we talked about earlier. i think it's clear that that effect will take place in virginia. the new governor understanding the political environment he's entering has proposed a package of ethics reforms. folks who are in sort of advocacy good government community don't think those proposals are nearly tough enough. but i think it's clear something will happen on the ethics front as a result of the mcdonnell scandal. riting in. roger

neutral bland fad as if you are sick. crackers. seaweed.if you are a coffee drinker you knead that cup. you can't deprive yourself of that caffeine. >> what drinks shouldened you have as your last drink. >> don't do that manhattan and martini. i know nightcaps, that's what they are called. something something lighter. don't do that last glass of champagne. it lead to a headache. >> people are thinking about going to brunch with family or friend. do you have the bloody mary or the mimosa? >> it will just prolong that hangover. >> so the hair of the dog? >> it's a wife's tale. it makes you feel better because you are intoxicating yourself. >> this coconut water, what is it again? >> it has heck row lights and less sugar. a lot of hangovers are caused by sugar. the same with the bananas. i dare you to tray these things. >> i have never had these seaweed snacks. >> when you go out at night -- see. >> he's feeling better already. he did drink last night. how can you tell. you are in new york at the dead rabbit. fantastic restaurant bar in the i.

. >>> remember when the government served up school lunches so bland that this happened? ♪ ♪ tonight we are hungry >> oh, so hungry. this morning the school boycott worked. the food police made a major reversal. we'll tell you about it. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> what are you laughing about? >> oh, good morning. going to be a fun show. hey, there's tucker. first sunday of 2014. anna kooiman, good morning. >> 70 below zero. >> i thought the president planned for warmer temperatures. this is another broken promise from the obama administration. >> he has a lot to account for when he gets back from hawaii. frigid -- >> i'm still reeling from my saints loss to the eagles. today's packer's game is going to be one of the coldest game ever played in the nfl. >> we've been trying to stay warm listening to earth, wind and fire. dancing trying to stay warm. >> we're going to have a great show. we have some news headlines to get to on your sunday morning. >>> some scary moments as one of the country's busiest airports, spirit airlines trying to take off from chicago's o'ha

. >> i have to be especially careful not to give the bland journalistic -- because i'm going to hear about it later and let me start just with a caveat. i wish i knew more about iran. i was there on this trip for four days. everybody needs to understand that i am giving you casual impressions from a very quick trip. we need to know so much more about this country. you do feel the product of 34 years of being cut off and the lack of deep expertise so i hope i'll go back. i hope robin will go back often. here, just a couple of brief starting points in terms of my own sense of the country and the people when i was there. first, there is the appearance of a real debate -- i want to say division -- among senior members of the leadership. at least as seen in my interviews. i interviewed at length and in real detail, i published a full transcript of it if you want to go look, the minister who is the leading western looking face of the regime and he went pretty systematically through the negotiating issues and sometimes i wasn't sure just where the space to make a deal was but zarif kept ass