(panting) go, bobby, go!ur dream ♪ you're the best around ooh! like sand through his hourglass! ♪ you're the best around ♪ nothing's ever gonna keep you down ♪ ♪ you're the best around... point: hugo. ♪ nothing's ever gonna keep you down... ♪ big fatty wins the tug! bad luck, little fatty! three legs, four thighs and two ding-dongs. now that's one nasty bucket of chicken! (blows whistle) ♪ try your best to win them all ♪ ♪ and one day, time will tell ♪ when you're the best that's standing there ♪ ♪ you'll reach the final bell ♪ i'm the best around ♪ nothing's gonna ever keep me down ♪ ♪ i'm the best around... how are we holding up, bob? fine! just great! well, i must say you've proven yourself a worthy naked adversary. but this last event is for all the marbles. don't say marbles. line up for greco-roman wrestling! go, bobby! you're my big naked knight! i'm dying. gentlemen, enter the ring. may the best nude win. may the best nude win. (blows whistle) (both grunting) ah, not there. there you go. (grunts) take

what do you think about what bobbi said? >> that is bobbi. he would say that about me.'m not going to do what bobbi would say. we are going to win this super bowl this year. and i go, why are you saying that? i'm not going to do that to coach shanahan. >> so they are going back to the super bowl. i'm just kidding, joe. tebow was cut by the jets yesterday. the omaha beach said they want him to pay for them -- played for them and a booklet -- and they will pay him $75 per game. for them and a booklet -- and tim -- you're mulch-flippingme. again, aren't you? hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile, so... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- they guarantee it to hold its color for a full year. wow. i figured you just did your mulch flipping at night. scoooott, movie's starting. oh, there are better ways to spend an evening, lad... coming honey! hey -- what moviv? [ door closes ] get scotts nature scapes mulch. it's guaranteed. >> movies and tv shows might but theall sound great, college of obscene is having a bad effect on

he would, you know, stop for meals, come down, shovel food in, and run back upstairs again. >> bobby's mom feared that he was becoming addicted to playing. >> and it was like becoming engrossed in this other world. >> kevin roberts knows that video game addiction is possible. it happened to him. >> over 10 years, i played 14,000 hours of real-time strategy computer games. that's like having a job, another job, every year. i didn't achieve any of my goals. i had friendships that fell by the wayside. it was a real problem. >> kevin wrote "cyber junkie" to help families recognize the signs of video game and internet addiction. >> the three big signs that you have a problem are -- emotional outbursts -- you get upset when somebody tries to stop you from gaming. >> if they spend, like, more than two hours a day on video games, that's a little excessive. >> you've stopped doing other things in favor of video games. >> it draws away from their other activities or schoolwork, and it just prevents them from being the best that they can be. >> you're gaming into the late hours of the night, and

bobby, i want your thoughts. is there some group over there we could be helping that would eventually perhaps help dominate the new government, the post-assad government, or end up like lebanon, with assad creating a logger, if you will, where they create a part of the country loyal to them they can hold on to indefinitely and therefore we'd be arming one of the various groups fighting with each other? >> that is now the greatest risk. you have a lebanon situation where you have different ethnic and religious groups that are constantly fighting with each other for power and any kind of political solution is an unstable one. this needn't have come to this place. i will say two years ago there were lots of groups in the fight that were secular is not the right word, but that were liberal, should we say, and that were not linked to al qaeda. but those groups were essentially pushed out of the night. al qaeda-connected groups were the only ones getting active outside help at the time and they took to -- they also, of

i put a tape recorder and hung around little bobby's neck, little bobby was a long shotgun. when we got to the cops, i punched the record, two buttons on the old tape recorder to push, never forgot it. we walked up, 50-60 people gathered around us. you know, it's the night life area, 17th street there, bbq, liquor store, one dress the nice, she saw us walk up in the uniform, and we all had guns. those with handguns carried the program, the ten-point platform program. those were long guns, just carried the long guns. a shotgun i bought him, a bump shotgun, and here we have the law books, and, of course, we walk up, the passenger side door, arrested in the back there, hand on the back of the trunk, and i just assumed this guy must have only arrested this guy dealing with him for a ticket or something, but he's -- the police had the passenger over, he's on the passenger side, he's actually talking to the radio. he doesn't see us walking up. we get off the curb. everybody lines up, stands off the curb, boom. old man come out, what they got in their hands out there? what them sti

it's all good. >> bobbie thomas has a great book that we think you should buy.closet every morning to try to figure out what looks good on you, we're here to make it easier. >> she is an expert. >> "today" show stylist and author, bobbie thomas is an expert on figuring out whether your skin tone is warm or cool and you can dress to your colors. >> her book is called "the power of style." everything you need to know before you get dressed tomorrow. hey! >> and we'll get through this week. >> yeah, i will. >> i want to give a thank you to both of you, you lift up not just myself, but all the women around here. >> the women we like. >> we have seen videos of you and a bunch of girls sitting around in bras. >> i wanted to reveal the true power of style which starts under the dress. it has nothing to do with the fashion. sometimes it's what you see in the mirror. and a lot of the women we use here to highlight trends and segments, all of the ladies are here today with me, but they're everyday women. and i have had my heart broken watching a mom look in the mirror and

and now we go to sports with bobby dupree...bobby i hear we may have some spartans in the nfl draft... thats right chris...it will be exciting to see how they do. the two-thousand-thirteen nfl draft is returning this week ... at least five sjsu spartans are looking for the chance to showcase their abilities in the nfl.. tight end ryan otten is excited to embark on this new journey and put himself to work ">>>to figure out where i'm going so i can get out there and get back to work and get back into routine, but more excited than anything and just ready for this weekend to be here" notable prospects are cornerback ronnie yell, offensive tackle david quessenberry, defensive end travis johnson and last but not least.. tight end ryan otten.. hundreds of fans gathered in san pedro square to celebrate the forty-niners draft selection. [nat sound 7 seconds it was a sea of red and gold at "this" party. the niner faithful watched with excitement as the nfl draft played out on giant tv screens. fans had the chance to win prizes and get autographs during the biggest off-season event of the nfl.

bobbie's buzz. >> we should point out that next week is a big, big week for bobbie thomas. >> not quitet we're getting there. >> there's a cool new book that kathie and i are featured prominently in. a great new fashion book that is coming out when? >> coming out on tuesday. >> what's it called? >> the power of style. >> it's a beautiful book by the way. >> i'm excited about it. >> i loved your video, people can go and see. >> i am going to bare what's under my dress. >> sitting there in front of the mirror with your spanx. >> and your bra. >> it's a lot bigger than this one. >> you'll have to tune in, there's a really good reason for it, but thank you. and i'm really excited about chanel's new color collection. >> because these are some really cool, if you look close at my eye i've got green on right now and color eye shadow and liner is a big trend that people see in the magazine and think, oh, i can't wear it. this is a great new collection, feel this, it has this cool waterblast of color. and hoda, you could. even like this mint, they have this bright yellow, it goes on ever so subt

>> okay, time for bobbie's buzz. >> let's talk about bobbie for a second before we get to bobbie's buzz bobbie is going to be married on may -- >> 31st. >> at my house. and we're very excited. and all our viewers on facebook are having a chance to be part of it. >> they've been voting on your dress? >> they've been voting on my dress. i have only eight weeks to plan this. kathie and hoda have been asking me and i finally just said forget it, we'll get married at your house. my mom's kind of in tears right now because the sleeves on one dress -- there's all -- >> can we just talk, just about the wedding dress. the number of people who i see are clicking in voting -- i saw 8,000 for one dress. 5,000 for another. >> it's amazing how the small tweaks on a white dress can affect people. >> please help. vote on your choices. >> is it today.com or klgandhoda.com? >> both. >> because i love my mom so much and i'm sorry if the sleeves didn't win. okay -- i want to talk about personalized jewelry. and i've been getting a lot of compliments on these very small studs on my ear. it's the letters b a

. >> let's bring our girl bobbie thomas! >> bobbie is having a very big week. >> how is the book?>> how are the signings going? do you have any weekend we need to know about? >> not this weekend. i should know the test. >> that's okay, to find out more go to klgandhoda.com. >> because it's green week, i wanted to highlight some items that are very cool. did you know you could recycle your wedding? most of us spend so much money i'm learning on planning a wedding. >> we can sell items from your wedding to other people who are planning theirs? >> russell's blog. you can post them and upload them and sell them to other people. i love this idea. i've been looking on there. >> dresses and everything? >> there's dresses to decor and even if you're not planning a wedding, a special event or if you just want linens. there are people selling like one and two pieces, a great way to upcycle nice things. not a waste of money. then this is a special project called the giving keys. i'm wearing some keys and all of these are old, discarded keys that now have a word on them like truth or inspire.

rosie and bobby won five races in a row, and bobby became the two-year-old champion of the year, an earlyto win the kentucky derby along with his favorite jockey, rosie. >> pletcher: for any rider to... to get to that level is quite an accomplishment. but especially for... for a girl, in... you know, in a profession that's largely male- dominated. >> simon: yes, you heard him right. horse racing may be the only profession in america where a mature 25-year-old woman is still called a girl. no glass ceiling here; more like concrete. barbara jo rubin-- b.j. for short-- was one of the first female jockeys. she started out 44 years ago. how bad was it when you started? >> rubin: a lot of trainers wouldn't let me even come under their shed row. you know, it was bad luck. >> simon: did they say why? >> rubin: yes, it was bad luck, and they wanted me out of there. >> simon: and they got her out of there. she ended up racing in the bahamas because male jockeys in florida threatened to shut down the track if she competed. the boycott collapsed eventually. but even when b.j. became the first woman t

. >> one of holman's most notorious inmates, bobby gilbert, is serving multiple sentences for crimestted inside prison. >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence and a 10-year sentence. all together. >> gilbert has attacked several prisoners and stabbed one man to death at another prison during an argument. >> everybody wants to talk about, you know, i killed somebody over a carton of cigarettes. it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but if somebody owes me a soda pop, and they come to me and say, "hey man, i need to get that soda pop you owe me," i'll spit in their face and talk to them like they're a bitch or something and then i kill them, whose fault is it? it wasn't about the soda pop no more. you on the street, yeah, you call the police and put a stop to it. what do you do in here? i tell you what you do. you go get you a knife, and you stab that son of a bitch, and you say, "you ain't taking nothing else." that's the end of that. here's what happe

no, you stop, little bobby. mm-hmm, stop. bobby, stop.two, you're like an old married couple. we put up with each other. all right, enough, gene. gene, get back to the kitchen. how could dog poop make it all the way up two flights of stairs and into the library on a shoe without being wiped off? tele-poop-tation? let's experiment. we need something the exact same size and texture as poop. how about dad's burger? it's even the same color! great idea. (both making fart noises) what the hell are you kids doing? walking on one of dad's burgers to see how much like dog doo it is. oh, science. it's clean. that can mean only one thing: the poos must have come from inside the school. which means, they're probably human! i knew there was a story there. we're looking at a serial pooper. oh, my god. is it you, louise? i've dabbled in the area, but i don't get enough food to be a serial pooper. i, uh, probably only poop once a week. i think i'll call the culprit the mad pooper. ooh, i got a better one. the butt-ler. get it? i get it. it's got "butt"

republican governor bobby jindal, though, supported it. he said, it's time we protected our freedom. now that it turns out that what he was protecting was the ability of convicted felons to legally possess ak-47s, governor bobby jindal put out a statement, quote, we disagree with the judge's ruling. he never thought this law he was joining with the nra to support would protect laws from felons owning guns, but it does. now thanks to the legislation you let the nra write for your state, the convicted felon who was in jail because he was found to be in possession with an ak-47 and handgun has been sprung from jail, and when the state supreme court hears the case soon, the people who warned against this nra law in the first place are warning one of the possible outcomes at the supreme court would be the law banning felons from having guns won't just be struck down permanently, it will be struck down retroactively, which would result in a mandatory springing from prison every convicted felon who's in jail in louisiana right now because he was

steve: no presents for bobby. >> jimmy: no.n it. it's just a pen -- bobby's name on the cake. >> steve: or in twizzlers. >> jimmy: the ones you peel? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. ♪ thank you, pharmaceutical ads, for showing me that if i talk to my doctor, maybe i can ride on a swing set some day. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, grenades, for being avocados that join the army. [ laughter ] they look like them. >> steve: yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the word "o'clock" for letting me know that time is irish. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ ♪ thank you, posters of cats hanging from a tree reading, "hang in there," for telling me which coworker is the closest to snapping. [ laughter ] there you have it. those are my "thank you notes." we'll be right back with anderson cooper, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ morgan ] when i step foot on the soccer field, it feels like i can do anything. i mean, the sky's the limit. being passionate means pushing yourself. for me, that goes beyond soccer. when i'm not on the field, i'm in the o

bobby coleman from the tenants union and other groups where i organize poets, writers and artists. want to thank the supervisors for their support of poetry literature and the great history of cultural arts in san francisco during national poetry month. i want to thank supervisors mar -- supervisor mar for his kind comments, and supervisor avalos for fine reading of a wonderful poem and the haiku to the mayor during question time which i saw. and all the supervisors for considering that the legacy of san francisco in a way depends upon the continuation of the legacy of the poetry arts in san francisco. also to my fellow poets and other kind comments and contributions today, and to the laureate alejandro magia, i poem today is a third of the traditional trip let of haikus that form a traditional haiku, just a small one, written after i read the agenda. public interest. the winds and blossoms of spring have no lobbyists. one more time. public interest. the winds and blossoms of spring have no lobbyists. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, good afternoon. my na

bobby! back up. keep an eye on him here. i need to hold him! sit tight. just sit tight.hink that's bobby. is he okay? ( garbled radio transmission ) 425, control. do it again. looks like he's... he's been... struck in the face a couple of times. i was just outside with him. there was nothing wrong with him at all. man: see, i don't know what's wrong with him. he has seizures. schutz: stand back. just stand back. just get everything back. man: better hold him down. no, you got to let him go. you just got to let him go. did anyone there mention his name? ten-four. ( several people talking ) shh. what are you saying happened here? he ain't supposed to be around here. is he supposed to live in here? no. the cops done been called... where did he come in through? woman: the side door. okay. and then what happened? he started grabbing on him started grabbing on... grabbing on him? the guy with the broken leg. then who did what? how did he get the injury? he started grabbing so i... what did you cut him with? nothing. how are you involved in this? he's my uncle. i went outside w

update news reporter bobby dupree gives us a look at his plans. ">>>screams and shouts filled the air as the results to the a.s. presidential elections were announced. junior business major, nicholas ayala, won the position in the record breaking ten percent voter turnout elections. only three percent of eligible students voted last year. "im feeling pretty good right now. i was kind of nervous to see what the results were actually going to be but now that the results are out i am excited to see what next year has in store." "out of all of the candidates i was very happy that he was the one elected. i think that, considering the issues that students are facing right now. he will be a very strong advocate for students." with the elections over and his position solidified, some may wonder, what ayala's plans are for the new year. "one of the biggest changes is a.s.'s presence will grow over the next year substantially and then once people are able to know what a.s. is, everything else falls into place." "i see a brighter future for a.s. because even

. >> and bobbie sue. >> wow. bobbie sue was a real bow wow. >> not a real looker. but anyway. of the ten -- >> honey boo-boo got bobbie sue. >> of the ten that we started with there are only three left. >> i'm surprised. and they're all sweet. this was my second choice. >> nutmeg. >> nutmeg. a 10-week-old male shihtzu. >> did you say that right? >> i think so. he's a sweet puppy and he loves to cuddle and he sits quietly on your lap. >> he had little shoes on. >> and then -- >> he's precious. >> and then 10-week-old baker. a male dachshund terrier, he likes to be held. he may take a little time to come out of his shell. and you can translate into that whatever you want. >> and finally, 5-month-old scotland, a female poodle-terrier mix. she's energetic and full of life. which means she's energetic and full of life. >> young. >> so come on, you guys, let's make it a -- not a trifecta -- >> there's three left. >> a deca -- just 10 for 10. >> what? >> 10 for 10. >> i know it's 10. what's the latin word for 10, kate? >> make it a deca-deca. >> yeah, you better run. >> all the way b

you learn about bobby has a wet dream at night. that is it. the end of it. then you walk out and look like oh, well. >> i did not see that film but am going to be looking for it on the internet. i'm just writing down the words very to read. bobby and auditorium. >> and the bill to let noncitizens sit on juries. >> i -- they're here legally. not talking about illegal aliens. i don't think -- are they a jury of our peers? >> that is a fallacy. >> i stole that idea from someone else. >> and last thing you say you take offense to the idea nobody wants to do jury duty. if you tell foreigners they're going to have to sit on juries they're not coming. >> you get out of the northeast going west if you go out to the heartland and talk to people they view it as an important part of their citizenship. >> mike? mike? i'd like to think that. >> the man goes boise. suddenly he's the heart of america. do you have a pickup truck yet? >> i do. i do. >> you do? >> what kind? >> a 1991 jeep wagoneer. >> that is not a pickup truck that. is a cool, retro early on suv. >> i'm a h

that was bobby jindal advocating that schools teach creationism.2008, he signed the louisiana science education act which allows public school teachers to do just that. and thanks to a new law, millions in taxpayer dollars are going to teach this pseudo science. things like nessie, the loch ness monster was a dinosaur. a repeal failed, but that has not stopped them from fighting this good and necessary fight. joining me now is zack kopplin, who is a sophomore at rice university and is fighting to keep creationism out of public schools. he comes to us tonight from houston, texas. thanks for being with us. why did you decide to take on this issue? and what do you find troubling about the act? >> the louisiana science education act is a lou that allows, quote, critiques of established science like evolution and climate change using [ inaudible ] materials, and in that statement, he also indicated this to the louisiana science education act. this law allows do you critique these science with supplemental materials. the evolution issues aren't controver

hanz, i said, its bobby egan, we met two nights ago. how can i help you, mr. egan? call me bobby. hanz didn't say anything. after a few moments i said you asked me to meet. i just following up. >> what are you following he asked? outside my office a dishwasher more easily stacked plates and i shut the door with my foot. our meeting, i said. i figured you would want to meet again. are you requesting a meeting? i'm not requesting anything that you said you wanted to meet. why do you want to meet? i wondered if he was trying to piss me off. did i say i amounted to meet? i said if you wanted to meet we could meet. this wasn't getting us anywhere. i switched the phone from one year to the other. we could continue our conversation, i said. >> what do you want to talk about? i thought about bringing up my interest in the p.o.w. but i wanted to form a relationship first. you can talk about whatever you want. i am busy, hanz said. this must be hell a girl feels after a guy takes her on a date and feels she is too ugly for another one. is ho jung there, i asked? he is busy, too. we have a d

. >> greta: how about bobby knight? >> well, he did it in the past.he difference is, is that, first of all, it was a bit of a different day and age. second of all, that is not to dismiss it because he was abusive at that time. and a he paid the penalty for it. but also bobby knight won and won regularly. rice's record was 44-51. he was 16-38 in the the conference. >> greta: do you get immunity if you have a winning record for that kind of bullying behavior? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think you you get immunity at all and i don't think bobby knight got immunity. he was the poster child up until now and now replaced by mike rice. this cannot be tolerated. they are there and put in place to motivate guys, to get them to be better. to be looked up to and admired. but you know, this is a failure in all of our beg institutions. look at what goes on in the churches with the priests. what goes on with the coaches, jerry sandusky. in the schools with the teachers fixing grades and tears apart the fabric of our society and it it is difficult to repair tha

>> hello my name is bobby winning son i own the newspapers that you mentioned earlier. i own a store here in the believe we sell the ferry tickets. i'm authenticly in favor of what jan is proposing. we've very lucky to have jan at the ferry building. it's long overdue i share with tom, i admire a lot. it's ashamed full it's as crude as it is. the doorstop to san francisco. but that's a long woo to $1 million. i've been trying to gal in his the court for tom's vision. jan's talking about an important step. now parking is an - we need some sanity regarding the traffic that's out there right now. it's a good plan an overdue plan. really overdue. i look forward to getting this plan approved. >> any further public comment? seeing none >> first of all, this does require imply action this is an inform presentation. i'll love to have the commissioners all here we need to have a discussion. i appreciate the presentation and the appreciate the democracy for and against but i appreciate a little bit more what the commissioners have to say. i think there's a lot more questions that

bobby knight, indiana coach, notorious for his temper.t with his hands around a player's neck to get him fired. the ultimate irony? knight has a gig at espn. the same network with analysts calling for rice to be fired. should the rutgers coach be fired? facebook.com/carolcnn. or tweet me @carolcnn. >>> the conservative man of the moment. now dr. ben carson taking aim at the left. calling white liberals racist. but is he ignoring problems within his own party? our political panel will weigh in. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriat

elder spent several years living in cleveland working for a law firm, and this next call comes from bobby in ohio. >> caller: i've got a question for you in regards to the comment you made about rg 3:and the article about him being called an uncle tom. why would you state that person saying that would be republican? wouldn't democrats actually sometimes have feelings like that? i'm a republican, and i don't feel that way towards rg iii, so i'm just curious why you would say that. >> guest: you either misunderstood what i said, or i said it badly. what i said was the espn guy criticized rg iii because he thought he was republican. he said there's a rumor he's republican, i don't know about that. he's got a white fiancee, i don't know about that. he called him a cornball brother because he suspected that rg iii was a republican, but he had a white fiancee. that is why this caster called him a cornball brother which i think is a racist thing. so i'm sorry if i misexplained it. >> host: go ahead, bobby, you're still on the line. >> caller: i appreciate that. i agree the same way you do then.

let's give a shout-out to bobbie, who had a great book party. >> that was a myriad of things. >> we have a couple of points to this, she had a party at henri bendel. >> we don't go there enough to know how it's actually announced. >> look at the book and how it's strategically placed. >> and a good gang came out to support bobbie. >> and it was a lot of fun. >> it was in dallas. it was a beautiful, beautiful, thing. we're so happy for her, the book's doing great. >> and we went to broadway before. >> yesterday -- >> i returned my -- my belief in theater, because i'm not wild about what -- you know, the theater season so far. yesterday we went to see an absolutely brilliant show called "pippen." it opens tonight at the music box theater. it's an older show. i think it's been 20 years since it's been revived. it's terrific. it's got a great score by steven schwartz and terrific performers. >> and it looks like cirque du soleil. when you're watching it, you don't know what's happening. people are jumping through hoops, there's fire. >> cirque du soleil and siegfried and roy. >>> my traffic

coaches being violent with their behavior bobby knight.by knight was given many chances before squandering all of them. if rice had been as successful as knight as a coach, would he have been fired? >> yes that plays a huge part of it. bob knight got a second chance, third chance and fourth chance but he finally lost his job at the indiana university when he put his hands around the neck of a player. it's the same analogy. video is released. people are appalled, and all those legendary stories of bob knight is less cuddly when you see it for yourself. one of the first people who were approached for comment after coach rice lost his job was the family of tyler clemente. he took his own life after his roommate videotaped him with another young man. that type of thing would never have happened under bob knight. there is much less tolerance for homophobia and bullying and the damage it can cause. >> john: let me ask, and people need to go to youtube to hear how ugly the slurs were. but if young mr. clemente had not committed suicide at this un

good for bobbie. because you carry it off, hoda, you do, you look great. >> we have a great show for you guys today. gretchen wilson, she sings that song, "redneck woman." she's got three new cds out -- three. one is -- she's going to sing a song off of her new one. and then she's got another one that's coming out that's like old songs that she's covered. and then a christmas album. >> she's got it all. >> also, you know who else is here. >> a lovely, lovely woman. >> what's going on behind you? up and down, up and down -- omarosa is here. >> yes, she is. and i just saw her on the steps and she's in a -- >> is she in a good mood? >> she was -- she's in a wonderful mood. >> i don't think so. no, i don't know. i don't know if she's -- i don't know. we'll have to wait and see. >> you know hoda, you've become far too cynical in life. this is a woman who has seen the error of her ways and she's a new human being. >> she got fired, it was shown recently. but it actually happened, i guess a while ago. >> i t

joining us, from time international, bobby, can we start with this phrase, some degrees of varying confidence. having gone through iraq wmd, i think all of us are extremely attune dollars to the intelligence problems here. what should we make of the phrase, we have determined with some degree of varying confidence chemical weapons were used? >> we have to conclude we're not 100% sure. chemical weapons are not very subtle. serin in particular is not very subtle. the fact that that kind of language has been used suggests to me very small amounts were used. this is not even something as bad as the tokyo subway serin gas release. >> when saddam hussein used chemical weapons against kurds during his reign in the 1980s? >> that is correct. it seems john kerry said there were a couple of instances where it looks like the gas was used. the president, in his letter, also talks about sending -- asking the united nations to investigate. it suggests there is enough circumstantial evidence this was used but not quite conclusive proof. a, was it used and b, who used it? was it the rebels against the govern

>> bobby knight in indiana was a ledge end and a great coach, by the way. but he had a terrible temper. he did stuff and the school kept putting it off -- there's a picture of it. finally, he threw a chair and hit his own kid and the school let him go. but that's because it was a public issue. >> this was an attack on chairs. >> if this was a parent, let's say he was the little league coach, the other parents would have freaked out and he would have been gone a long time ago -- >> ask me i. are you a parent? >> if my parent was loafing on the sidelines, or not playing defense if i would have a problem with the coach -- forget the slur it's. >> what about the physical stuff? >> hoo if he threw a ball, i have to be honest -- i am all right with it. i come from a different time, though. i come from a time when coaches did this on a regular basis. they got in your face, they threw stuff at you. they got angry. it wasn't the end of the world. >> not like that. i had football coaches that would grab my mask and call me names, but they would never -- >> you want a

bobby darin and i were close. are we goinghere to go from here.r the kids are going to go, and all we have to look at is the rat pack. i did not discover the beatles until a couple years later when i went over there. when you first met sinatra, you are in total awe. he was one of the best friends you could ever have. when he liked you, he liked you. you learn so much from him. a lot of things about him were very much and influence on me and everyone else. once you get around that, you get to experience something i do not think we will get to see again. there will never be anyone like francs sinatra. >> dean martin? >> he was a lovable guy. he played to the hilt. it was apple juice. he was the type of guy that would show up in the steam room. we would all walk around nude in front of each other. he would peel off. he liked to go to bed early. he would sit there and watch westerns, and he was just a gentle man, a fun-loving guy. frank adored him. he was easy to get along with. c.m.e.? >> c.m.e. is the most talented -- sammy? most talentede guy i hav

joining me now is bobby deanglo who is the co-owner of 47 brands. you a week ago today when i went into your store and saw these things literally flying off your shelves. at that point you had sold about $500,000 worth of these. >> yes. >> where are you at now? >> by probably friday of this week we'll be over $1 million. >> so it's doubled in a week. >> it's doubled in about eight days, yeah. it's crazy. >> and at the time i believe that the one fund was only about $1 million. and you represented about half of it. >> actually i think at that point i think the one fund is a little more than that, but i mean, we were approximately 20% of it, something like that. >> and i remember asking you how on earth -- these came out literally the day after the bombings happened. and for anyone who might think that's really capitalizing on a tragedy, you did this at the request of the red sox. you provide their day after championship winning paraphernalia, you have the mechanics in place. >> exactly the same thing. if the world sox win the series in 2004, 2007, th

caller: agree with a lot with bobby scott is saying and i thank you for his remarks.an issue of accountability in our government. it seems under this current administration, there has been a huge gap in accountability for things that have taken place, starting with and including fast benghazi.s, there has not been anybody arrested, anybody held accountable, even though there has been proof that certain people should be held accountable. . just -- it worries me i don't trust the government to make these people accountable. one other thing i want to say, i am formerly from the detroit, michigan, area. dearborn has become basically a new middle east, if you will. i wonder how closely those people are being watched. i know that most of those people came on the condition that they were fleeing in fear of their life, refugee status. are those people being monitored? many of theook at incidents that have happened in the united states, who is keeping and i on -- who is keeping their eye on newtown, connecticut, on the oklahoma bombing? they need to keep an eye on everybody th

bobby? auditorium? >> now we got to do it twice.astly the california house votes on letting noncitizens sit on juries. peers? that's a fallacy anyway. >> we have to bleep fallacy. >> to her point, if they could serve in the military, if there's no constitutional issue of -- i stole that idea from somebody else. i was not smart enough to come up with that. >> i was going to say, that was an unusually good point. >> lastly, mike, you take offense at the fact that nobody wants to do jury duty. i think it's fine you take offense at that, but it's true. if you tell foreigners, if they come to america they have to sit on juries, they're not coming. >> i think if you get out of the northeast, if you go out to the heartland and other parts of the country and you talk to people, they view it as an important part of their citizenship. >> mike, mike, mike, the country is new york and los angeles. stop your -- >> the man goes to boise and somebody he's the heart of america. >> come on. >> you got a pickup truck yet? >> i do. >> do you really? >