mess messenger. >> bob: first down carry. tripped him up and georgia tech could get another first down inside the 1 but now the field shrinks and have to have a touchdown to extend the game. >> rod: you know, they've not run the option in a long, long time and they tried to go to the outside. it's been the toss sweep. >> bob: godhigh lined up as the h-back right. he's the motion man. instead, it's david sims. a yard to the 10 yard line. second down and long. drew made another stop. turned down 50 other scholarship offers to go to georgia but this is really the first year he's emerged as a starter and he has been an impact player today. >> rod: they get a lot of guys at georgia that are top recruits turn down a lot of places, a lot of talent. >> bob: got a lot coming next year. >> rod: yep, young team. >> bob: now they run the option. the toss to godhigh. makes a move at the 10. cuts it inside at the 5 and he's out of bounds at about the 3. amarlo herrera ran him out. >> rod: what a great, great run by godhigh. he had to freez

with her reaction to bob's confession. >> boxer or briefs? >> what about you bob? >> nothing. >> oh. >> what is the follow-up question? >> oh, god, it is so close to me. >> that is the funniest moment in the three years we've been on. >> so bob, i never look at you the same. >> but you didn't ask what i was talking about. >> we all know. commando. >> no, it was like speedos. >> now you are changing it. >> is that better? >> bob in a speedo or nothing at all, which is worse? >> not too far off. >> please wear that for new year's eve tonight. >> i will remember that. it was quite an experience. >>> and andrea relating a story about her childhood and growing up greek. >> the same reparks he made today about immigration reform were the same thing he said about health care reform. my dad said to me once when i tried to undertake two massive things at one time. he said, you know, andrea, you can't run with two watermelons, you're going to drop one. the president dropped one. get your mind out of the gutter -- you too, bob. >> so, bob, what were you thinking? >> what do y

bob, you've got to be worried. >> bob you act so cool about this.'s got to be panic. >> first of all, these polls -- looking at a poll now and projecting it to november makes absolutely no sense. number two, i remember when y'all were outraged one of the obama super facts ran an ad about a guy who's wife dad -- >> that was blaming romney saying romney killed his wife. remember that bob? >> i don't think he did to be honest with you. now you've got a guy, republicans on this thing. this guy had three heart attacks. let me tell you what we're going do on this show. i guarantee you, come second of january, we'll cherry pick people that couldn't get insurance. oh there it is. it's going to be terrible. you guys are looking for failure. that's your problem. >> when you blamed ted cruz and talked about the polls with the republicans, but it's okay now? >> i didn't say that was going to hold until november? >> kimberly, forget the polls. if you look back at what ted cruz did, he actually put republicans on record saying we're against this, want no part of

bob, you've got to be worried. >> bob you act so cool about this. there's got to be panic. >> first of all, these polls -- looking at a poll now and projecting it to november makes absolutely no sense. number two, i remember when y'all were outraged one of the obama super facts ran an ad about a guy who's wife dad -- >> that was blaming romney saying romney killed his wife. remember that bob? >> i don't think he did to be honest with you. now you've got a guy, republicans on this thing. this guy had three heart attacks. let me tell you what we're going do on this show. i guarantee you, come second of january, we'll cherry pick people that couldn't get insurance. oh there it is. it's going to be terrible. you guys are looking for failure. that's your problem. >> when you blamed ted cruz and talked about the polls with the republicans, but it's okay now? >> i didn't say that was going to hold until november? >> kimberly, forget the polls. if you look back at what ted cruz did, he actually put republicans on record saying we're against this, want no pa

inagree with you, bob. some of those countries, communists or whatever, were the few countries willing to support a nelson mandela. you know what is the key, afterwards, he says no to violence and no to the communists. >> we want to thank you for being with us tonight and sharing those reflections.in coming up, bob was down at his g house in d.c. last weekend putting up his christmas lights. we're not sure how hard he actually worked. inting up his christmas lights. we're not sure how hard he actually worked. don't miss the annual christmas light show. bob is very excited. we have a special package for you and it's coming up on "the five." d. we've got a special package for you and it's coming up. [ grunts softly ] [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. ♪ ♪ always believe in your soul ♪ you've got the power to know >>> welcome back to "the >>> okay. president obama claims incoming equal

how is that, bob?income inequality has been growing for 20 years in this country. >> that was eric's point -- >> no, what, it's been growing for a long time. it's not any one president's fault -- the fact of the matter is, yes, it's gotten -- >> hyperventilating -- >> -- do you realize how ridiculous -- >> -- how much do you want from the -- >> you either get 500% -- >> -- your problem, you're so worried about the 1%, you're not worried about the 99% who are doing better over the last four years. >> inequality is -- inequality is -- >> 40% versus -- >> -- i'm very familiar with income inequality. the problem is liberals who are so mad at the 1% will not take the win with the 99% doing better. >> we could do this all night but i really need oxygen, i can't breathe. >> dana, can i just compliment president obama? he has done something no other republican has done in six years. helped elect a republican president. >> hooray. hoo-ra. >> the chances of that happening are about as -- >> i don't know, man, i'

. >> bob, you are chuckling and laughing. the reality is that americans are going to have to shell out more money. a lot of them for obamacare. >> i feel badly the stock portfolio is going through the roof. i feel sympathetic. i'll give you a loan. >> what does it have to do with anything? >> this economy is stronger than you are making it out to be. nothing to do with obamacare. it's sillpid. >> the american people aren't feeling that. >> you have no evidence that it's abilitied by obamacare >> john, go ahead. >> wait a minute. it's my block. he inrrupted. >> you took a shot at john. i want him to react. >> millions of people lost their confidence, lost their confidence because of obamacare. just as the social security recipients have to worry am i going to get the increase. medicare has to worry is the medicare, and the government intervention creates paranoia. it doesn't solve it. >> go ahead, bob. >> can i address your issue about the stock market going up? it has nothing to do with anhing that is going on with the econom

thank you, bob. really terrific. >> well, the greek flag is to put around you when you get in the boxing ring with me. >> that's cute. >> here is the reason why. here are your own greek boxing gloves. you and i have been boxing for seven years. geez, they don't fit your hands. greg, do this. >> at first i thought it said greg. >> you always hit me on the leg. >> i poke you. >> don't drop your flag. this country is in enough trouble as it is. >> okay. gregory. >> ooh, a serious present. >> like something you get in a box. >> how did you know i wanted paper? i love paper. i love -- >> it's beautiful paper. >> awesome. >> there you go. >> an adam le vine t-shirt. you know i will wear this. >> what does it say on the -- >> i finished second. >> the back is the best part. >> oh, i finished second. >> the original t-shirt -- >> hey, i'm sorry. go ahead. >> the ornlal t-shirt was actually adam le vine basically naked. >> i have that one. >> i figured you had a fitted tee. >> do you see one down there? >> tw

>> we all want what's best for bob, we would all like bob to be released and arrive home. it's easy for the cia not to want a being story published, that exposes a constantly, that had never been told. the ap did not sending bob to iran, that was the government. >> what about the government's role? did not do enough to find him. they say bob is a courageous man who has dedicated himself including risking his own life in service to the u.s. government but the u.s. government has failed to make saving this man's life the priority it should be. he or the family seem to be okay with you guys publishing all of this. so has the government completely dropped the ball here? >> well, i think family was always sensitive to the risk that this sort of exposure would bring on bob. just as the white house and others. you know, the ap had withheld publishing the story for three years. and in previous instances the administration was able to give to our public, temporal arguments for why we could not at that point publish the story. >> has the government done enough to get him out of iran

bob mcdonnell got a gold rolex. was a new york city shopping spree, including a suede jacket, a louis vuitton handbag, a nice designer dress for the first lady. there was a $10,000 catered chicken dinner. $7,000 worth of golf equipment and golf games for the governor and the boys. and lots, lots more, including multiple five-figure checks, made out to various mcdonnell's, under various auspices, all from the same businessman. all in all, we know of at least $165,000 in cash and prices that the governor and his family took from this one wealthy virginia businessman, just during the one term that bob mcdonnell has been governor. for months, federal prosecutors have been looking into whether governor mcdonnell took official action or implied that he might take official action to benefit the company in exchange for all that stuff. and for the entirety of that months-long investigation into that lucrative friendship between governor give me a rolex and the man who gave him a rolex, bob mcdonnell has maintained that he di

. >> speaking of the back end -- >> bob -- no, bob is -- >> poor bob. >> unnecessary, bob. at least that wasn't me. >> unnecessary roughness. she took an easy shot. >> kathleen sebelius' tip was to use the website in peak hours. that's like shop for christmas in march. >> my ear piece is too loud so i don't have to listen to everybody upstairs, i took it out. >> that explains a lot. >> secondly, all this doom and gloom you predicted, in california it's been a raging success. kentucky, it's been a raging success. people who have never had health insurance before, they have it. washington state. those states they set up their own computers for exchanges, it screwed up, they put it on the federal government. if the republican governors and their legislatures had stopped playing politics agreed to do something -- >> then the website would have worked? >> there wouldn't have been so many people on the website. >> can you explain raging success is coming 90% coming to your -- >> they signed up 910,000 -- >> they needed 7 million by march. they may get a million by the end of dece

>> bob, look at this picture. i ate the elf on a shelf. and next to it the shepherd says and i helped because he was creepy. >> why don't you take all of your dogs on a cruise. >> like a doggy cruise? i bet there is such a thing. >> for christmas, if you have the ability to do it, go rescue a dog. there are so many dogs that need to be rescued. >> i have to put them in jeopardy so i can rescue them. >> i would be happy to pay someone to rescue them. >> one year my family didn't give each other gifts. >> you can do that. >> i was saying something nice about giving to charity. >> i am. i'll give to charity, i'll give them a dog that is bummed out. >> give to a military charity instead of buying each other gifts. >> we want to wish youal a very merry christmas and to all of our country.at have gone in thanks for joining us tonight. merry christmas. >> and merry christmas to all of you dogs out there too. >>> this hour, when he talks, washington listens. charles krauthammer, his uniquely american story. his journey fr

looks like the robertsons don't read gorvidal. >> shoot. >> bob, bob, bob, be careful, bob. >> what?ob. >>> we'll leave it there. coming up, "friends" star and recovering addict matthew perry blows up at a fellow guest during a conversation about drug abuse. >> what do you believe in this fantasy of addiction? >> i didn't come here to listen to ludicrous things like that either. you don't know what you're talking about. >> we'll find out what's got chandler's panties in a wad coming up next. [ male announcer ] 'tis the season of more. more shopping. more dining out. and alo with it, more identity theft. by the time this holiday season is over, more than a million identities may be stolen. every time you pull out your wallet, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. by the time you're done watching this, as many as 35 more identities may be stolen. you can't be on the lookout 24/7 but lifelock can. they're relentless about protecting your identity every mute of every day. when someone steals your identity and tries to take over your bank accounts,

bob, i want to start with you., detroit was the fifth largest city in america. 50 or 60 years of liberalism has destroyed the city. >> the way you read that -- >> wrote and read, by the way. >> let me get this straight, if it wasn't for uniyorngs detroit would be the fifth largest city? >> maybe not the fifth. >> no problem with the car companies leaving? >> what is the problem with the car company. why can't a u.s. automaker make a profit on a car? the united autoworkers union. >> you use the word union like it's got an allergy. >> it destroyed detroit. >> get out of here. >> let me take you down the rabbit hole. >> the fact that the federal judge made it okay in detroit, a lot of other states are at similar risks. is this a precedent? >> yes. it's going to be more -- this is more of what we're going to see. one after the next, they'll go for it and say, this is my case. show the example of detroit. if it was granted if detroit, and it's the easy way out. unfortunately, thing are so bad, maybe there isn't another

and i talked about bob.>> bob beckel and i used to take the train back together. >> i heard you talking about that the other day. >> and yesterday we went to the 21 club for the wonderful christmas brunch and he has become a very good friend. i've learned a lot we marvel at the fact that we are the same species and we think so completely differently about the world. >> but there are a lot of different topics and "the five," so thanks kathy lee for having me on. >> bob is crying over there. >> in what i think is a cashmere scarf and i'm not sure where he got it. a christmas gift for me. >> beyonce has a new song, xo, which is causing controversy. >> my controllers looking at the situation. obviously a major malfunction. >> so what they did there was they sampled some audio from a nasa official, 1986 when the challenger crashed after liftoff. now seven crew members died that day and now the widows are speaking outish ug a statement that they are very distraught and saddened by the fact the pop star would use t

looks like the robertsons don't read gorvidal. >> shoot. >> bob, bob, bob, be careful, bob. >> what?ob. >>> we'll leave it there. coming up, "friends" star and recovering addict matthew perry blows up at a fellow guest during a conversation about drug abuse. >> what do you believe in this fantasy of addiction? >> i didn't come here to listen to ludicrous things like that either. you don't know what you're talking about. >> we'll find out what's got chandler's panties in a wad coming up next. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a

don't even eat these things in china. >> bob, bob, they eat chinese food in china which is differentyou know the guy who invented these things was japan, number one. he was. did you know that? no, no, it was a japanese guy in the 1800s. >> you said it was in america. >> he was, he was in san francisco. he's japanese. you guys are taking this break -- segment and making it very difficult on me. i asked dana about it. >> i didn't have a chance. i'll read one that has me a little curious. it says a love relationship takes on an added dimension. >> step right up, come on down, confess your sins. >> keep it in the family. >> when you fall in love, you take out a different dimension, yes, indeed. "one more thing" is up next. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and l

bob cannot wait. >> one of mondale's great -- >> bob!g up -- the golden globe nominations are in. eric has the list. one of the hottest shows got snubbed. we'll tell you which one when we come back. >>> welcome back everybody. we've got three hot topics for you. nine minutes of cool commentary. first up golden globe nominations out today. pick your movie, your actor, pick your tv series, don't pick your nose. i'll start with what didn't make it. best show on tv. "homeland." nothing, naught ta, zilch. surprising. >> i thought a big surprise was oprah winfrey "the butler" wasn't nominated. i thought it was a snub. it was a weird list of nomination. cate blanchett. i think she's one of the best actresses. she got a nomination, but netflix, more than abc, nbc and cbs, and ever since the non network shows that started with "the shield" and others, starting with those shows it moves oufd network tv. it's going to be hard with net work tv to keep up with what they want and a lot of dough. >> they sell those series for a lot of bucks. what about

bob, it keeps coming. kbr is the new york times stilln pushing the videod and what e impact could this have on hilary clinton's 2016 white house run.f all the heated reaction and on bob's nonsense coming up on the five. don't go away. coming up, bob's reaction. don't go away. >>> the new york times published a story about the deadly attacks in benghazi last year. the times said al qaeda was not that an american-madehe video mocking islam led to the attack, that filled four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. the report was on tv yesterday. >> this was not a street protest or a copy cat of what happened in cairo. that was an unarmed street protest. this is a group of armed men inspired by a video who deliberately attacked a compound, motivated in large part by the video. >> but house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers is not buying that and insists that al qaeda terrorists and not the video are to blame. >> there was one group that everybody said was involved, and they say it is an indep

. >> bob. >> no, bob is -- >> poor bob. >> unnecessary. at least that wasn't me. that was dana. >> unnecessary roughness. >> she took an easy shot. kathleen sebelius, her tip was to use the website during peak hours. that's like saying shop for christmas in march. >> number one, my ear piece is too loud so if you're trying to talk to me, i took it out. >> that explains a lot. >> secondly, let me just say that all this doom and gloom you all predict, it may happen, it may not. in california, it's been a raging success. kentucky, it's been a raging success. people who never had health insurance before now have it. washington state, the same thing. interesting about those states, they're the ones where the democratic governors set up their own computers for exchanges. where the republicans governors who are hellbent on stopping people from getting health care reform. i grant you the federal government couldn't handle it but if the republican governors and their legislatures had stopped paying politics and agreed to do something -- >> then the website would have worke

how about them apples, bob? >> he hasn't taken any of it -- >> for medicare, there's an idea. >> it's about blaming somebody. >> it still hasn't signed up. >> that's got me worried. he goes to that site to sign up, it damn well better work. somebody better be under the computer with things like this. >> he won't be doing it live and he still has his own doctor. lucky him. >>> this 11-year-old was told by government officials that she can't sell mistletoe to raise funds for her braces. instead she's advised to beg for money. you'll hear directly from this inspirational young girl up next. >>> and a houston school district apologizing after an administrator tells girls to stop dressing like hos. did she cross the line? >> like what? >> hos, bob, hobags. ♪ everyone's a kid at christmastime ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this par is the inside of your body. see the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels to trap some carbs to help maintain heahy blood sugar levels. metamucil.

you can't leave them alone, can you, bob? >> it's not me. the republican party's adopted the troops. i'm all for the troops, too. but i mean, let's face it. who uses the troops as a way to dump on democrats and dump on lefties and all the professors and all the stuff, all the universities that are just all commies and we hate the troops and your our terrorists. >> aren't you lefties anti-war terrorists? >> no, not anymore. i'm for going to war against europe. >> watch it. i remember you used to hang with jane fonda. >> i hung with her a bit. she was good leakiek looking, t. she got off the gun, i got on the gun. no. you know, i never was against the war, against the troops. that was against bad policy. she made a terrible mistake and i think she paid a big price for it. >> dana, they have an album out, "duck the halls," which did not beat britney spears but almost. element -- almost beat britney spears. >> this close. >> it was this close. britney spears' debuted, and they were still almost beating her. >> they are extremely popular. and wha

i'm seeing two bobs.ot my favorite christmas movie of all time because all of the good ones were taken, but a great, fun movie and in an an if you have nothing to do, watch fred claus. the brothers -- famous brothers, and so there is steven baldwin, alec baldwin's brother, that was clinton's brother roger. >> roger. >> and the boxer's brother as well -- stallone. >> frank stallone. >> and it was fun. and they are all in an aa meeting. >> who doesn't love vince vaughn. >> it is kind of like grant beckel. he's in that group. >> yes, he should have. but he turned into a right wick because -- wing because he listened to you guys. >> i just saw him in scandal. he played a bereaved father. they are telling me we need to go. not even christmas is sacred in the eyes of the president. what he is asking people to do. and bob decks his home for the very last time and our cameras followed him again this year. don't miss the final christmas beckel scrapha ganza coming up. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto

in a new statement the bob levinson family says: >> the iranians insist they don't know where bob levinson is. there's no evidence that he was sent from his country. the video was sent from a pakistani cafe. the u.s. offered $1 million for his safe return. that has taken investigators no closer to finding him. >> iran is holding two americans, a u.s. marine an charges of spying and an american pastor in prison because of his christian faith. >> there's no tangible signs of progress, a deal to resolve the palestine conflict is possible by april. john kerry visited the area. the obama administration got the two sides to agree to a 9-month course of negotiations. israel agreed to release 1,004 prisoners, half have been freed. israel will release more later this month. >> the debate about raising the federal minimum wage is kicking into high gear. many states increased it. stacy tisdale looks at how local communities are managing higher pay. >> when you see images like these, it's easy to understand the emotional argument for raising minimum wage. put many reachers argue that the length betwee

. >> bob, was that an e-mail from jay carney? >> no, it was from the may 5th committee. >> passing the commi germs through the handshake is working. >> i'm with bob on this one. this is a memorial service for nelson mandela. i think you look small if this is the story you do. if you're quibbling on crap like this when it's a larger story and also president obama would make it about himself if he chose not to shake the hand. he just moved through, shake the hand, move on. if he doesn't do that then that becomes the story and that's not the story that should be reported. the story should be here's the memorial service of these world leaders. whether you like them or not, there they are. this is a petty story to me. >> i think the real issue here is what happens with cuba. cuba is going to become a huge economic zone for the united states when they're gone. it will become a qazi democratic country. >> i was keep hearing that. >> that's because they still live. castro is living forever. >> the human rights violations against the peop

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i made bob watch it, and he loved it. i'll tell you the show that didn't get a nomination and should have, it's "justified ". it starts next week or in january. it's great. go back to the beginning and see timothy. >> that's part of the problem. if you don't go top beginning you're lost jumping in the second or third season. >> i was disappointed. i watched happy land, barney days. none of those are on the list. i'm with bob though, there are too many a ward shows. they're there to remind the rich and famous that they're still special. the job should be enough, don't you think? >> isn't there something called people's choice? >> yes, there is. >> i'll be waiting for that. what about the show that was on -- it didn't get nominations? >> also portlandia. i don't think it got anything. >> you know what's strange, the wolf of wall street doesn't come out another ten days. there's a bunch of movies that are out. "her "got nominated and "american hustle ". nobody has seen it. >> don't they dump them all in december so they don'

bob is at the scene. if you get off toward the area around valley fair, over on the peninsula we're talking about the potential for ice. the only one we heard of yesterday and the only one from any major roadway is 280 over durand bridge. that's the only one i heard waive ice in the bay area at least in recent years. we have the traffic flow over the open air bridge, that's what causes that to be an issue. north past the airport we have a stall that cleared. here across the san mateo bridge there is a high rise that chase was talking about. watch it over the water. back to you. >> thank you. earlier this year the new lights on the bay brej debuted. caltrans ready to show off the lights on the eastern span. 7800 l.e.d. lights are along the bridge suspension according to the chronicle. most of them are in place and the rest will be ready at the end of the month. the display was designed by the same man who set up the lights for the statue of liberty. >> a new recall this morning involving a baby toy. >> plu

come on, bob, you have to stick up stronger for us. and what about finally somebody calling it what it is. >> it is very, very true. maybe that is your -- reminding you about your prostate exam. i didn't think anybody else could be as crass on hannity last night. but i think the story today is in the washington post that shows that a lot of people who are thinking they are signing up for the plans, democrats like bob have said there is no pre-conditions, everyone sign up, and insurance companies, eric, have gone to the administration and said you want us to cover all of these sick pakts -- patients and now we have to pay for this medicine and there are going to be premium hikes and people aren't getting their things cover. >> i'm sure this administration has not cut a deal with an agency for meds. but now that we have larry the cable guy, have we done the complete circle on obama care or do we go to raul castro and ask him what he thinks. >> do you want to talk deductibles? >> no, let's not talk about it at all. i'm still staggered by

bob, greg and eric are going to give you their reviews.s former victoria's secret model gisele bundchen posted a picture on instagram that's getting a lot of attention from critics, but is there anything wrong with it? that's next. ♪ ♪ oh, oh trouble >>> that was taylor swift from last night's victoria's secret fashion show, also known as a must-see tv event for bob. one of the most famous former angels, gisele bundchen, raised eyebrows recently with this picture she shared on instagram breast-feeding her baby daughter while she was getting made up. the photos was praised by some who appreciate a mom who's working and caring for her child. as one blogger put it, outrageous and obnoxious. i looked in the comments section of some of these websites where this picture is posted. they're either killing her or praising her. one woman who praises her says that i love she keeps her kid with her when she travels and they said she shouldn't be so jealous of her life. everyone should focus on her own life and not jerz. and she says good for you, gise

we don't talk about that in our show. >> but don't you care about that, bob?> do i care about that? is that a fair question. of course i care about it. but i don't believe it is obama's fault and i'm not giving up any faith in obama. i think he'll be just fine. >> if you are part of the black community and you are losing ground and not getting better under this -- under obama-nomics, do you want to vote for it. >> i think the other crowd is moving ahead. >> but, dana, may i, i'm sorry, isn't that the same argument we had with incoming equality and now you are taking the other side of that argument. >> i don't think i am. >> let me ask, greg, if you were a conservative black ints elect you'll person and wanted to make inroads in hollywood, is there hope there or should you abandon it. >> i don't think there is any hope. it is a long battle. it is not about skin color, it is about skin thickness. you have to be tough if you are a black conservative because you are basing the white in the media who are angry they have no effect on you. you have to be like allen w

here now, bob costas. >> bob: new orleans seizes control of the nfc south, spotting carolina a 6-0 lead, then rolling over the panthers to win it, 31-13. game balls, well, let's hand them out. linebacker junior galette had three sacks. he'll get a game ball and his likeness on the "sunday night football" bus along with, who else? drew brees, 30 of 42, 4 touchdowns, no picks, fastest ever past 50,000 career passing yards. marques colston caught 9 of those passes, 2 of them for touchdowns. brees and colston are on the field for the post-game interview with michele. >> michele: well, drew, after losing the way you did last monday, you come back home to face the number one defense in the nfl and take control of the division. you had to have the game. so what was the mentality of this team coming in? >> we knew the challenge, especially on a short week, playing against a great divisional poept in the panthers. they had won eight in a row, so they were rolling. we wanted to hit our stride and get our swagger back. no better way than to come in the dome and do that. all three phases played exc

bob simon is joining us tonight. bob, what do you remember about that first moment when you saw a free nelson mandela? >> the remarkable thing was, nobody had seen or heard a word from him in 27 years so we didn't know if we were seeing a dotterring old man broken by the apartheid regime. we didn't know even though he'd negotiated with the regime whether he'd go free and say to his a.n.c. buddies "okay, let's get them" and create rivers of blood. or whether he was there to lead the nation. and we didn't know for 24 hours. that night he gave a long, rambling boring speech and we were worried the next morning he gave a news conference and he called on reporters from the pro-apartheid papers, he treated them like friends and he was eloquent and funny and gracious and i thought "maybe he can do it." >> pelley: was there any single experience that you had in all the experiences you had in south africa that gave you a real measure of the man? >> yes, and it had nothing to do with him. i went to the island, robben island, s

but having interviewed bob dylan and spent some time with bob dylan and met bob dylan's son, jacob, andim, i got to say flat-out, bob dylan is not a racist. i can't believe i even have to say that, but we know this in a way that we know martin luther king is not a racist, nelson mandela is not a racist. we know this from their work. this guy has a track record. "lonesome death," "in the wind." "hurricane." human dignity. it's threaded throughout the fabric of who he is as an artist. this whole thing just seems insane. i'm saying that with all due respect to whatever pain the people are bringing this charge are feeling. >> jeff, dylan was in paris to receive the legion of honor award when he was charged. the government is not trying to fine him. they're apparently just looking for an apology. if you were his legal adviser, would you tell him to give one? >> you know, bob dylan operates by his own rules. he is a truly great man. i don't think there is any dispute about that. he is a major cultural figure in american history and he has been on the right side of all these issues. it is poss

." >> former congressman bob ney. "prettypter headlined alice." "pretty alice" the most coldhearted, vicious, stunning instrument of evil that karl rove and the administration had. what are you referring to? >> alice fisher. is an interesting attention received from the administration. she was in the criminal division from 2001-2003. she went over to work for chertoff. she was a political operative. the bush cheney campaign. >> i don't want to she was a political hack. i say political hack. she then was up for appointment when alberto gonzalez was the attorney general of the united states. i ran a file of senator levin. he said she was close to tom delay's defense team. b, she doesn't have a lot of -- didn't have a lot of experience trying cases. she was approached when she was in the criminal division of the justice department by the fbi. this is available through wickepia etcetera. she was part of that whole cover up. she was not a person not just an attorney. she was in a powerful position to be able to say no. tor

it's like she comes out of. >> invisible like she has her own. >> bob! don't eat that. >> thanks to you, bob, and your overindulging in the donuts and treats, they were ban theired. dana got us healthy snacks like carrots and broccoli and asparagus. >> he mixed watermelon with tomatoes and ranch dressing which looked kind of gross. >> by the way, i was not alone with those doughnut trays. >> look at her. >> how do you eat so much you keep a figure like that. >> dana is affecting me too. every time i shove a doughnut with sprinkles in my mouth. >> i will tell you, she is investigator when it comes to that stuff. >> whole tv thing doesn't work out maybe i can be someone's personal trainer. thank you so much. i will watch it tomorrow night, fox news channel's new year's eve celebration live from times square. they are going to host with bill hemmer and elisabeth hasselbeck for all american new year that's tomorrow night starting at 99:00 p.m. eastern. straight ahead, the biggest pinocchios of 2013. whose comments landed them on the "the washington post" lis

bob rolls on top of another vehicle.ting an end to his wild ride. >> at that point, the lights came back on, so to speak, and i was sitting up on top of another vehicle, looking at the crowd, which was very strange to me, seeing as how 60 seconds before that, the crowd had been behind me. >> bob is shaken but only suffers minor injuries as a result of the crash. shockingly, no one else is hurt, not even the man that was run over. bob meets the lucky spectator after the competition. >> he had a tire tread across the front of his teeshirt at an angle. and he said yeah, he goes right here's your tread mark. i'm never washing this shirt again. i'm going home and putting it on the wall. >> even though no one is seriously hurt in the crash, bob knows that he and those around his out of control rock crawler are lucky to be alive. >> to see that, it was kind of scary because you're actually totally out of control. there's nothing you can do about it. it's just a different seeing it than being told about it. >> coming up, a hocke

>> i like to help people in need, bob.ften drive around in a van and volunteer whenever i can. >> you pick up wayward teen-agers? >> yes, i do. they are over 18. >>> let's get back on topic. survey sent by gallop to mark the anniversary of sandy hook, they found 50% volunteer time and 80% donate money. surprising to you? >> yes. -- actually it is not surprising. t"the new york times" reported that 90% of americans have more faith in nonprofits than the federal government and even though we pay not as much as other countries in taxes, we are the most benef leapt country -- benevolent country in the nation. the jane fonda who didn't pay very much to charity. when you look at biden's 369 of paltry, they want us to give money to government so they don't have to. >> and my charity is waitresses and bartenders throughout the neighborhood. >> and very generosity. >> and they found charities is on the decline. is that because generosity is waning. >> i think the pope francis will change that because he is bringing a new renewed ho

bob doesn't worry about the fact that we can't pay for it. i can't wait to pay for all of these items but i kblt afford them, i can't have them. >> there is a cost to having something like this. >> the cast factors into that assessment. >> it is like saying that ferrari is far superior to that chevy volt. we know it. it is ten times more expensive. however if you are selling a plan, the ferrari plan, and you are delivering the chevy volt, that is what you are saying. >> the other thing is that it is true, the competition in some of the marketplaces are beginning to lower rates. you know rates went up 80% out of george bush's two terms. >> no response to that. >> i don't think any particular president can be blamed for health care costs rising. that is a complicated mixed of improved technology and legal issues, the insurance piece of it. i can't hear you? i don't know. any way, i will pass since i can't talk well into the microphone. >> i don't disagree with you. the president isn't responsible for that, the insurance companies do, they have

bob plefs is pruning his fruit trees. the cancer behind him. >> it's amazing that something can happen that quickly. a miracle. just a miracle. here i go, i thought i was going to die. i was preparing to die. now, i'm planning forward again. enjoying friends and family. >> so bob levis, like so many others in the penn trial, is back in the saddle, looking ahead to a healthier life, and no longer staring at the end of the road. >> correspondent chris bury tells us that bob levis has now been cancer-free for nine months and little emily whitehead she's been cancer-free for 20 months. >>> to get a better idea of what the treatment is involved, we turn to michel liguin. we appreciate you being with us. this is not a treatment for even every leukemia patient? >> not yet. this technology has focused so far on one particular target called cd 19. and so it is relevant to several luke keep yas, in particular the acute lymphoblastic leukemia in your piece. >> it has to be very serious before it is tried. it is relevant in your cent

bob is right. i'm all for the free market figuring out this rather than us telling whether -- i don't want to tell ae they made a mistake. they made a decision to cater to or at least advertise to the gray community. that was their decision. whether it's a good business decision we'll find out. we'll see if the gray community says it was worth while or if it's a bad decision. if viewer ship goes down because of it, they catered to the wrong group. that's what the constitution is for. say whatever you want. just you bear the fruits of whatever you're saying in the aftermath. let's figure it out. it's not a crisis. >> what do you think andrea? >>> when i hear stories i do feel sympathy for a person. as someone that speaks or writes for a living you're worried you're one phrase from a comment to start a fire misunderstood or perceived. he gave a sincere apology. however, what he said was just something you shouldn't say. i get it. people talk like this. he's from a different generation. it seemed to m

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