i'm going on bullying bling out for our in-house investor shown thomas seem to be pulling up thank you very much and good luck next week and sounds like we're going to stick with oil and be so this is this is all the. captain next week i'll be filming from the back to the dentist say. sometimes it seems like in the face of giant corporations people are just sort of helpless i could be pretty pessimistic myself about what a few individuals with no real money or power can really do against the system but you never dull in fact if you remember tour discussion about ammonia doused pink slime being used across america and frozen fast foods well shift jamie oliver has actually managed to shame mcdonald's enough on t.v. to get them to back down and stop using this ultra processed form of quote meat at their establishments also we recently discussed gamer rage at the rather racist portrayal of russians in the game company of heroes two well all the rage actually worked and thanks to the seventeen thousand signatures on the change dot org petition that game has been pulled from russian shelves

that's bling, bling,ling. little diamonds. bling, bling, bling. we like bling, don't we?s in her eyes, all earl sees are dollar signs. i like to look in, uh, not really say "cheap", but "less expensive". (narrator) despite earl's clear directive, when our spoiled princess spots a bigger diamond for her engagement ring, she develops budgetary amnesia. can i see this ring, please? (brenda) of course, you can. oh, my goodness! (brenda) that's the largest diamond we have in the store right now. now much is it? thirty-thousand dollars. (levitriss) that's it? that's it. oh, that's my house. for our lifetime of memories, earl? she said 30,000. my eyes are gonna start watering. look at the-- look at it. it's just blingin'. well, i'm glad you into fantasy. (snapping fingers) wake up. (narrator) our bridezilla goes from dazzled to frazzled, as she confronts her fiancÉ's tight wallet. i don't believe you right now, i really don't. you're bng way too cheap right now. you're lookin' at value of something, when it's seimental. it's memories. we over budget. budget has nothing to do wit

more than just reasons of getting bling-bling and accolades. fews: stevie wonder or a other artists i can name, that notion of humanity and service, the notion of love has been at the epicenter of the world. why love? need that we all have, it never grows old. somethingst so true, that as we love one another and teach each other, we are all fulfilled. we are fulfilling a need. he said people need to latin, theyazz and need to experience more depth in the music but in a commercial way. how do i do that? that. to change what do i do? we will be about this. that andill able to do it is almost like it is new. people influenced you when you started and you have influenced a bunch of other folks. how does it feel to be on the other end? >> now people come up and they thank us for making the music. they tell us where they were. because us feel good what maurice wanted to do was make music that everybody would love that would bring a lot of people together. he would always say, it is not about being famous or celebrity, but everybody conserved. even wi

i had nice cars, living like a star with the bling-bling and the dress code and my gun always on lockand load on a long, dark road going nowhere. >> poetry had such an effect on some of the younger women inmates, almost being moved to tears, they were so overwhelmed by what she had to say to them. >> poetry is meant, it's deep down in your core. i'm here to stay, i found my way, i want to be heard for all to hear and see, but to be honest, i do it, i do it for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right. >> when i came in here, you know, i had a temper problem. i had my ideas about life were really distorted, and you know, now i know my purpose a little bit. but if you would have caught me just a few years ago, we would have been thumping it out. i'd knock your butt on the floor. one thing i learned is me, myself and i is all i got to the end, that's whey found out, and there ain't no need to cry. i took a vow from now on i'm going to be my own best friend and i'll never disappoint myself. >> so articulate, so verbal, so poetic, and it makes you wonder where would she have been if she

operate on bullying bling for our in-house investor show and thomas seem to be brings up thank you very much and good luck next week and sounds like you going to stick with oil indeed and that's all for this edition of venture capital next week i'll be filming from pieces that are the g. twenty summit they never. are. technology innovation all the developments around russia we. covered. could you take three. three. three three. three. three. three broke video for your media project free media r t v dot com. thanks for staying with us forty three minutes past the hour the situation concerning gay rights in russia has been triggering here was debated by activists politicians even athletes a new law prohibiting gay propaganda to minors has sparked calls for a boycott of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi in february my colleague bill di discussed the issue with a panel of guests earlier this week. we have been accused of not covering this topic here on t.v. and just last week a freelance reporter the by the name of james kind of cheek he brought he certainly into the spotlight to me wit

. >> katie couric and the new bling she will wear o >> coming up at 4:00, a couple gets the surprisef a lifetime: the beach boys got involved by mistake. >> at 5:00, a first of its kind athat sis from the centers for disease control says that a quart other of the debts from heart disease, stroke, and high blood pressure are preventable. the good part? the steps are obvious. that is later today on abc7 news at 4:00 and at 5:00. >> a man was caught on camera allegedly robbing a restaurant if his underwear. according to chinese television network police found an empty cash drawer in the bathroom. when police checked the surveillance video a man was in his underwears with plastic an his head and they arrested a new waiter would was using a false identity. he told police he had an emergency and needed money. >> katie couric will wear an extra piece of jewelry when she returns for the second season of her new show next week. she became engaged to her boyfriend over the labor day weekend. he reportedly popped the question at sunset on a beach in the hamptons. she 56. he is 50. he is the hea

. >> houses were just crumb bling off of the mountain side. >> reporter: and now as teams push into some of the hardest hit areas there is a real concern about what they might find. >> we're assuming that there may be further loss of life or injuries. we have to assume that. i hope and pray that's not the case. but given the def staths of some of those canyons, it's certainly a high probability. >> for survivors it's hard to believe that things could get much worse. >> the wall of water would take with it everything he want i.d. it. >> reporter: in many cases, what the water didn't take away, it blocked. >> the roadways are in fact in many, many places completely gone. >> reporter: isolating thousands with no food or water and one way out. today the sky was filled with choppers carrying hundreds to safety. including this group of school kids who had been stranded for days finally reunited with their parents this afternoon. families clinging to one another a bond the flood waters could not wash away. >> reporter: yeah, and those bonds sure to be tested with the possibility of more rain an

the bling is expected to go on the auction block at christy's in new york city next month.ou want to talk about the ring? you want to talk about bill and ted? >> i'm trying to think if i'd have known. >> you were preparing for the interview -- >> that's different. off the top of my head, i don't think i would have remembered. >> you are always prepared, bill. i do not doubt you. >> would you remember? >> yes. >> who was wish? >> i did, kinda. >>> that's "early today." we hope it's your first stop today on nbc. >>> making the news in "the new york times," facebook privacy changes the subject of ftc investigation. the federal trade commission is looking into whether the new privacy politics violated an agreement with regulators. under that, facebook is required to get consent from users before exposing private information to new audiences. >>> and in the christian science monitor, delaware-sized lake discovered beneath kenyan desert. scientists say the aquifer says it may fulfill the needs indefinitely. >>> the response to the u.s. response in syria could hinge on a crucial m

as we know in our community, the bling, the surface flash, that's what people are really attracted towe have girls in the inner city that are like they're getting it, i want to get it, too. >> i'm not nostalgic in 80s it was cosby show. different world. rock, frank's place. positive. >> when you watch those shows you see how much we're really lacking. >> now there's "basketball wives". >> in the 80s black folks had an issue with the cosby show. some were really upset with the cost business. felt like this is not a real representation of how african-americans are. to some degree when it comes to black folks and media and television, it's just hard to make everybody happy. >> aren't we obsessed with -- >> i don't know if we're obsessed with other people's business. some people are obsessed with putting their business out there. that's the difference. >> it seems to me that we all love other people's business. just a matter of where we're going to get it from. my only hope is that at some point the representation goes up and the quality of tv stops going down. >> agree. >> w. smith, clay

starting with a blinding chunk of bling up for grabs. >> look at this flawless white diamond. 118 caratse oval stone, as big as an egg. it's going to fetch up to $35 million when it's auctioned off in hong kong next month. >> the biggest diamond to appear at auction. >> on your finger there. >> that would be nice. >> have you carry it around for me. >>> most football players report to the locker room at halftime. >> the 335-pound nose tackle from dallas does it a little differently. he joins the cheer squad to do jumps and stunts. >> high school senior armand fernandez pierre, finds similarities in the two sports. though, he approaches both with a different attitude. >> i'd be able to play both sports. cheer is one of the most difficult sports i've ever done. and i've done a wide range of sports including lacrosse and wrestling. >> and that's hardly the end of his talents. he's involved in theater group, and choir. works part-time with the geek squad. >>> and finally, what is possibly the most unbelievable trick shot we have ever seen. for that reason alone, it is our "play of the day."

and mate with the roots and then we see kind of the corporate ties to hip hop today talking about bling and like everyone. and drinking and it's just bizarre how that's been like manifested into the most popular rap songs there is so so removed from where this all started you mentioned and also the dixie chicks what happened then they came out spoke against the hype of anti bush sentiment and they were ostracized that people were burning their c.d.'s i mean it just unbelievable so i think a lot of people are self centered themselves. you spoke about capitalism. your openly communist socialist you have a song called the communists you said that there's a reason anti communism is the official religion in this country an amazing thing a labrat on what you meant. i think it's very easy to critique communism and to talk about how it has never worked because it's a relatively new social experiment but the fundamental reality is capitalism has never worked for the vast majority of the people on the face of the planet in fact capitalism has always existed at their expense so we want to talk abo

with the roots of hip hop and then we see kind of the corporate ties to hip hop today talking about bling and like everyone. and drinking and it's just bizarre how that's been like manifested into the most popular rap songs there is so so removed from where this all started you mentioned and also the dixie chicks what happened then they came out spoke against the hype of anti bush sentiment and they were ostracized that people were burning their c.d.'s i mean it's just unbelievable so i think a lot of people are self censoring themselves. you spoke about capitalism. your openly communist socialist you have a song called a communist you said that there's a reason communism is the official religion in this country an amazing thing a labrat on what you meant. i think it's very easy to critique communism and to talk about how it has never worked because it's a relatively new social experiment but the fundamental reality is capitalism has never worked for the vast majority of the people on the face of the planet in fact capitalism has always existed at their expense so we want to talk about th

audience: bling. steve: 5. audience: a shirt. steve: let's move on to question two. give me marcia.we go, ladies, top 7 answers on the board. name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their wives. marcia. >> go fishing. steve: go fishing. [buzzer] jordan. >> walk away. steve: walk--ha ha ha! [buzzer] >> fall asleep. steve: fall asleep. >> whoo whoo whoo! whoo! >> watch tv. steve: watch tv. >> yeah! steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. hey, jen... jen, name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their wives. >> they go take a ride. steve: they go take a ride. >> yes! [buzzer] steve: karen, only one strike, darling. >> they go to the bar. they go out. steve: they go to the bar. [buzzer] kevin, we got two strikes. you got to be careful. cornell family can steal. >> agree to everything they say. just agree. steve: just--ha ha ha! i do that all the time. agree. [buzzer] that was a good answer, man. all right, cornell family. here's your chance. fred, name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their w

that would be good though if you had a blue tooth, you could have that and bling it out. >> what is blue tooth? >> blue tooth is the thing you talk in in your ear. >> so you don't have to -- i don't want that either. now the other thing i don't want is people talking on those phones. if they get the internet and allow cell phones on think planes. >> don't do that. >> sitting next to someone from new york to l.a. -- >> privacy under your own blanket with your own ipad or whatever you've got. but don't make sounds. and don't -- don't make sound. okay. >> all right. stop it. >> and don't talk. don't yell out people's names. nothing like that. phillip golonas, the social cues in new york, taught us. >> so let's say you're at a dinner party with some friend, and you want to show a picture of your baby on your phone. someone says can i see your baby? >> i've been doing that a lot now because i've been taking pictures of bambino. >> when they hand it to you, some people go, what a cute picture. then they go like this. and they start scrolling. >> then they see your sexting and everything. >> i'

on the moscow factor later today but i think as an old gb -- kgb guy he didn't know that keep guy's blingonce you give to it putin you're never going get it back. >> bill: do you know what the definition of super bowl ring is in russia? >> any toilet with a ring on it. >> bill: i thought for country that's couldn't stand up for themselves. you beat row maina. very good now the way it happened is that putin and craft were smoozing. you know? and putin said oh look at that ring. bop bop, craft took it skpof said take a look. putin take a look and put it in his pocket then absconded with it. ran out! i think craft should have tackled him. and put a body block on him. >> first thing he said is i can kill someone with this. that might make it back that way from tackling him. >> i went to the opening of the bush presidential library in dallas. a wonderful event inspiring me to get started on my own legacy which will actually begin by building another edifas next to the bush library. can we show that please? >> he was g he can do that for a living. he's got good writers, right? >> the thing to r

you can say they followed the bling ring, string of kids breaking into hollywood homes. have one question. greg, would you go through bob's underwear drawer? >> wouldn't go near it. that's not a super fun sight. >> we'll show you what happened on wheel of fortune with the guy that blew it big time, next on the five. any last requests mr. baldwin? do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming? what's in your wallet? >>> who in the hell is that? do you know who that is? >> no, i don't. can you imagine going on wheel of fortune and blowing your way to a million? check out paul that gave the wheel a whirl tuesday. >> i'm going to solve. >> lewis, your turn. >> i'll solve. coroner curio cabinet. >> yea

. >> a diamond bling and glittery things happy hour.pp >> what ask thaty mean?n?what does that mean? >> complimentary beauty treatment and start farmm exclusive ladies night gift. >> like a key chain. >> or a sticker for your refrigerator. >> as you can imagine it was not well received. the women were basically insulted that the astros wantedd to teach them baseball 101 101 because they were like we've w been fans since we were kids. why on planet earth do we think the astros who have lost 100 games could teach us about baseball. here is a few of the tweets. implying women don't know about baseball. >> right. >> oh, boy -- i like this -- t >> you were so glad my mom, a life lodge astros fan ain'tin't around to reed. this is condescending even in texas. to playlearn how baseball before you teach us.ch >> it's a good point. it is cond senting. >> lady -- condescending. >> that's an idea gone bad. they shouldn't have made it ladies night, but whatever night. night.se come >> we'll give you a ticket. >> there you go.o. offer all those gifts to me, i , would have showe

the iphone with bling, details, next. >> blackberry looks like it's in far worst shame than it thought. the smartphone maker, is reporting a quarterly loss of nearly $1 billion. its sales have been hit by the rise of samsung and apple. blackberry could end up being bought out by a rival. >> a variety of chinese manufacturers would like to use blackberry to go into parts of north america and europe and asia that they're not currently in. plus it's business focused. >> blackberry dropped nearly 20%. meantime, apple has gained momentum, are first to get their hands on the new iphone 5 s, the demand is strong, and silver and space gray iphones are available in seven to ten business days, but customers looking to buy gold version he will have to wait until october. >>> well, jessica taff is here with sports. >> hi john, we were talking about a little baseball going on. a long time pitcher, andy pettit announcing he is ready to retire again but this time for good. it seems that no matter pettit is all time leader in the postseason with 19 wins to go along with five titles. >>> turning ogolf,

you can say they followed the bling ring, string of kids breaking into hollywood homes.estion. greg, would you go through bob's underwear drawer? >> wouldn't go near it. that's not a super fun sight. >> we'll show you what happened on wheel of fortune with the guy that blew it big time, next on the five. >>> who in the hell is that? do you know who that is? >> no, i don't. can you imagine going on wheel of fortune and blowing your way to a million? check out paul that gave the wheel a whirl tuesday. >> i'm going to solve. >> lewis, your turn. >> i'll solve. coroner curio cabinet. >> yeah, that's it. >> pretty big buzz kill right. ask greg. at kinson, what went wrong? >> i was so nervous. i've got pat to my immediate right, got lights and cameras in my face. i've never seen the word curio before. >> instead of millions, paul walks away with two grand. >> that was my biggest nightmare. i knew i messed up. i knew that something could have happened. i totally goofed it. >> i'm sure you're going to say product of public education. i say he was close enough. why didn't they gi

they're just flaming skulls like i said, and yeah, they do have some bling here. were rich pirates. the d.a. at the time quickly seized upon how negative that will particular tattoo looked and that i must be a violent person. and i can't be allowed to be in the community. i'm just too high of a risk. i guess the thought that ran through my mind was gee, this is the only thing they can come up with to set my bail was the nature of my tattoos or that i had tattoos? i'm a violent person for having tattoos. i'm just a danger to society. >> coming up, cort holbrook's jury returns its verdict. you have time to shop for car insurance today? >>> there are certain daily routines at the santa rita jail like the automated vehicles that make their way across jail grounds ferrying food, supplies and laundry to various housing units. inside those units it's a different story as 3,000 men and women find themselves dealing with the range of emotions that many come with being an incarcerated inmate. lexie hudson says jail has been less about fear and anger than it has been about g

. >> he's going to bling his out. >> diamond encrusted. let's talk about money, shall we?yes. >> this is the highest price ever paid for a player in the professional soccer league. gail is going to madrid for $130 million. he played for the hot spurs and was a premier league player. the deal was expected for months though they insisted the star player was not for sale. >> this is the biggest four story. everyone watching soccer, he is one of the best players of the world going to join the other best player in the world. it is a big, giant deal for big, giant money. >> i'm not surprised. >> no. >> twitter is blowing up. >> are you excited about this? >> i think he's making the wrong move. that's for him to decide. >> why do you think he should have done that? >> closer to home. he had a big impact on the premier league. i think he could get lost playing with renaldo. >> it's a lot of money. >> he doesn't make it a lot. he get as hefty salary, but there's weird fees that go on in soccer. >> we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. of ways you can get cash bac

theturtlenotthe talianrenaissancepainter #monalisa #isshesmiling #speakingofsmiling ijustsawmydentist #blingcavityfree #thatshowwedo #wegohard #wecantstopwewontstop #werunthis >> jimmy: #trueplayasforlife >> #isitworthitletmeworkit >> jimmy: #putmythingdown flipitandreverseit >> both: #tiesreverdnatipilf nwodgnihtym #tiesreverdnatipilf nwodgnihtym >> questlove: hey, guys? >> yeah, quest? >> jimmy: what's up? >> questlove: #shutthe[ bleep ]up [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fair enough. fair enough. #hashtag. thanks to our friend justin timberlake there. his album, "the 20/20 experience 2 of 2," comes out september 30th. and be sure to check out his new film, "runner runner," which opens october 4th. we'll be right back with joseph gordon-levitt, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [fans cheering] ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪ come on, use me up until there's nothing left. ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪ dizzy, spinning, sweating, ♪ you can't catch your... every season is full of delicious surprises. for a limited time, savor the new pumpkin spice latte -- made with 100% rainforest alliance certif

this is my iphone 5 with the bling and bedazzle. this is more exciting than light blue, isn't it?k of stock in the fund, howard ward, chief investment officer of the gamco growth fund, howard, you have 54 thowrs shares of apple, down today, what do you think of the announcement? >> well, i think it was pretty much as telegraphed. to me, the one mystery that remains out there is what's going on with china mobile. there's been a lot of high level expectation and rumor that they would use today or tomorrow to announce a definitive deal with china mobile, which you know, has over 700 million subscribers, not happened yet. i'd like to think they announce that tomorrow, but, to me, that's the missing link. there's a little of disappointment also that the pricing was not low enough for some people's liking. now, i have to tell you if the pricing was lower, wall street would be upset that the low prices infringes on the margins so the company is walking a fine line here. they have to bolster the market share without sacrificing margins. it's not easy to do. that's the tradeoff. margin ver

you show me your bling, you have a nice car and house. >> i'm not some show off, man. >> yeah, he is,ing me about his stuff. >> stop calling me bro, listen to me, bro. >> i hate being called bro. he kept calling me bro. i finally had to address that with him. >> you just called me bro, man. >> he was irritating me with the bro stuff. he wouldn't be somebody i would be friends with, i'll just say that. >> still, the undercover maintains his composure and police believe an arrest is imminent, until santhosh paul does something no one anticipated. >> he put the brake lights on and i could see him shift the transmission. >> i was kind of yelling you can't let him get away, you got can't let him get away, you got to take him.but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fa

device which uses a camera and box with a display that measures the driver's temperature, heart rate, blinging nodding. it monitors the driver's condition every 60 seconds and activates a sound if the driver falls asleep. more than 10% of accidents are due to driver fatigue and we know because when we drive home in the afternoon oh, baby we're tired. >>> you don't have to sip various american whiskeys to tell them apart but that could take the fun out of it researchers using the latest analytical tools to study whiskey. they have come up with distinct chemical fingerprints of 60 types including bourbon, tennessee and rye whiskeys to help detect counterfeiting and fraud. >> i don't want my whiskey being diluted by any means so keep them honest then i'm all about it. >> come to the bar every night of the week and you will see everyone wants to try an irish list with ski, bourbon or scotch. so i think any research is well placed in market. >> the chemical fingerprints could help whiskey makers with quality control. it varies depending on the grains, barrels, aging and other factors. >> now we kno

they're just flaming skulls like i said, and yeah, they do have some bling here. seized upon how negative that particular tattoo looked and that i must be a violent person. and i can't be allowed to be in the community. i'm just too high of a risk. i guess the thought that ran through my mind was gee, this is the only thing they can come up with to set my bail, was the nature of my tattoos or that i had tattoos? i'm a violent person for having tattoos. i'm just a danger to society. >> coming up, cort holbrook's jury returns its verdict. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ both of us actually. our pharmacist recommended it. and that makes me feel pretty good about it. and then i heard about a study looking at multivitamins and the long term health benefits. and what do you know? they used centrum silver in the study. makes me feel even better, that's what i take. sorry, we take. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most rec

. >> a bit of bling.hanks, robert. >> thank you, guys. >> enjoy the weekend. >> thank you. >>> if you are just joining us, this is what you missed earlier on. >>> welcome to "squawk on the street." here's what's happened so far -- >> the capital program we designed and to get out and put capital into hundreds of banks very, very quickly and recapitalize the u.s. financial system is a huge success. >> i don't get the sense that they need -- they need or want this to be a blowout phenomena, a blowout event. i think they would love to have this happen under the radar if they could. but obviously, going public draws somewhat of a spotlight. >> it's really about changing our focus from a clearly focused to more of a longer-term, five-year, ten-year focus, doubling down on the investments that are really needed for this company to be able to continue to serve the tens of millions of customers that we're honored to serve every day. [ bell ] >> that's your opening bell. >> the path to get from where we are now, t

enough of the bling. here is charles with making money and his pick it.oud computing stock, run away for long time and hammered recently, but i think it's oversold. it's still not a valued play, but any traditional valuation metrics. the company carved out a nice niche. public and private clouds, they're ahead of the game on this. i'd like to see the margins improve and clash flow. still volatile, but a move through 50 i think is going to reclaim some of that old momentum. stuart: when you say the cloud in the-- i mean, the tangible? >> they have the servers, giant servers farms. 98,000 servers and they add servers every quarter and they add more people every quarter. they're doing a hardware signup, but there's a public cloud which you and i could use through one of these, any sort of services that advertise and individual companies have enterprise clouds and probably merge those together to make it work better and these guys are at the forefront. stuart: i think of them has a utility, basically. function like that. charles: you talked about 10,000 e-mai

a little bling. a little bling here and there. >> so it's not just the new smartwatches.o buy another charger? that's the thing, right? >> i hope not. that's why i have the 4s, you bought the 5 and all the adapters and chargers. >> i know, it's disappointing. they're going to be announcing this, soon, september 10th? >> september 10th in cooper eee cupertino, california. i had the lens cracked i went and changed it at a kiosk at the mall. it's cracked again. i don't want to buy the chargers. that as depends on how much it is. >>> we'll check it out. >>> still to come on "new day," is a dangerous toxin its way to your dinner table. we'll tell what you the fda has to say about arsenic in rice. >>> shellie zimmerman stood by her man during the trayvon martin murder case but now they're calling it quits. that's next. strong words from zimmerman's wife. has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have s

in 2013, times are a changing when it comes to buying that bling. some couples are going dutch.adition and splitting the cost of the engagement ring. so is chivalry dead or does it make sense? >> i wouldn't marry him if he asked me to split the cost. >> not a fan of that. >> a great idea. >> i was where we split the cost and it quickly soon ended. >> it was posted this. have you heard about going dutch on the engagement ring j would you do it and what do you think of the idea? >> wet comments we work together, this is a team and this is a decision between us and i may be old-fashioned but the ring should be a surprise. >> reporter: annika director of the site says the responses are a sign of the times. >> a lot of couples are living together and already have their finances combined and when it comes to make the purchases like engagement they have to be in on it together. >> reporter: whether you decide to go dutch or traditional, remember at the end of the day, it's love that makes for a happy marriage. >> ladies, thumb's up or thumb's down? >> i'm very traditional. he had to as

bling continues modifying retired air force f-16 to fly as a drone.ig gain changer, and first successful test flight on some timid, altitude of 40,000 feet, 17 barrel rolls worked in, boeing releasing this footage yesterday, it will be used as a supersonic target practice for the air force fighter pilots that moved to new mexico for wildfire testing once test flights are complete but it is odd to look at when you see one of these. dagen: when i went up with the thunderbird i went up with the 16. i threw up. connell: quite an experience. dagen: 14 hours in the air on the tarmac in the flight office back of a hotel. connell: la birdy before you got in a plane. know when i vomited for that long i would do would again. connell: thank you. wishing it had no pilot. dagen: listen to this. remember the problems with apple apps, how the apps are horrible when it was first launched? look at this. the apple apps are guiding people, have been gawking people onto a runway at a major airport in alaska instead of sending them to the eternal. two cars have driven ont

. >> reporter: all the bling.ention, the men say, it's well deserved. >> it's the monkey suit. >> you can get ready in 30 minutes. >> you know what, i'm coming out of this. i'm not coming out. >> i tried to make it easy. i played tennis for two hours and got dressed. >> i'll be honest. i'm not above a little comfort on the red carpet. >> that's awesome. that's awesome. >> what a great night of fashion. and let me tell you something else that's awesome. not having to pay for high prices for high fashion. both amy and my red carpet looks came from rent the runway. chic and affordable. you can't beat that. >> you know i believe that. >>> we have more to talk about in terms of fashion with our friend katrina zish. one of the looks of the night, rose byrne. >> she was glowing, of course, with the man of the hour there, but her calvin klein collection, a beautiful pastel dress was right on trend and fit her flawlessly. the cutout detail. the bare midriff. >> not everybody can pull that off. zbri don't recommend it at ho

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one thing when he got in iraq, he said we'll bling them home. no, we've got to stay.g to bring them home. he did that. i'm going to hunt down bin laden, tripled troops in afghanistan, now saying bring them home. >> that's what he's always said. the reason why i don't like the notion he was the dove, he never said i'm the dove. he said i have a specific policy and doctrine. the policy isn't the notion of intervention or not, the question of unilateralism of it. that was the thing the president believed he would not have to do, build global support. >> part of it is the hand president obama and john kerry was dealt, our credibility as a country was completely diminished. it was one of the worst strategic blunders in american history was the iraq war. we're suffering from our intelligence, no weapons of mass destruction in iraq, no connection to 9/11. the reality is what we're seeing now. that's why the global world is saying -- >> not only the one that he was dealt. i think there have been some credibility issues that have come up because of the nsa matter. you and i pr

. >> bling. >> you hear that song. super bowl victory. >> i like that. very good. >> there's the eagles in the city of brotherly love. not when it comes to football. you remember this in 1968. a game at the end of a terrible season. during a miserable snowstorm when the guy hired to play santa at halftime didn't show up. they pulled a fan, dressed him in a santa suit where the fans promptly pelted him with snow balls. got to love philly fans. who do you think are the rowdiest fans in the nfl. you can share that with us at wnnfans.com. >> who do you think? >> philly fans. >> we're from new york and we're scared of them. we never admit that. >> we never admit to being scared from anybody. >> one final stop down memory lane. 1985 where the chicago bears were unstoppable. they had the super bowl shuffle. they won super bowl xx that season. >> the single sold half a million. the team contributed to more than $300,000 of profits to charity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ha...i can't believe you just asked me that. enjoy? hmm, that's kind of a funny