bobble heads robots.oh, cool. >> right? really, really cute. >> that is cute. >> what do they do? >> they go around. >> go around. >> they can put this any way then to arrange where they're going, reset the play pattern. >> okay. fun. >> you get that, hoda? >> is it fun? >> yeah. >> all right. >> so let's stick with the monster theme one more second. retro marbles, now we have monster marbles. so the marbles, you move them just like marbles. they're really cool. they're also very collectible. kids will want to collect them. knock the other monster out of the ring. lots of great games to play. >> very cute. >> this is cody. >> what? >> a fidget toy. >> say it again. >> cody. >> how do you spell it? >> it is also -- it is also a puzzle. and it also is a collectible. >> what do we do with this? like a lego? >> this turns into this. it has all these links. there's numbered symbols and letters on it and when you follow the code you create a creature. eventually capable of coming up with their own codes and cre

. >> i feel like my number one goal every year is to stay healthy and play for as many games as bobble. i don't like to try to set certain numbers because it adds more pressure to me. >> meantime, nascar's big story in daytona beach florida, no story at all. the great american race is postponed in the first time in four years. at high noon tomorrow or maybe tomorrow night in hopes of avoiding a tuesday race. women's college race now the raleigh. maryland bottled up on offense for a while but the best rebound team won. lauren chipped in 12 and the turps win their fourth straight. 55-50. they clinched the number three seat in the acc tournament. from the sunday evening, would you believe it? the world golf classic t shot went into the gallery down the ladies back. she was all right. hey, a quick note. manhattan gets beat today so they clinch second place in the maac. that's men basketball. >> still ahead on eyewitness news, it's the cutest crawling contest ever. check out which baby took first prize when we come back. ,,,,,,, this might be the most adorable competition you'll see. it's a

last year we created a tony bennett bobble head on tony bennett night. our heart in san francisco ♪ about. >> i always thought it would be a local song in this area but the fact that it's become such an international song throughout the world, everybody loves it and they love this city. ♪ your golden sun will shine for ♪ me. [applause]. >> that great voice and legendary man at san francisco city hall today. well deserved honor indeed. he didn't sing. he sang a little of the chorus but didn't sing much to the disappointment of folk there is but sang tonight at the venetian room in san francisco. one of all time favorite. >> no doubt. he's my all time favorite male vehicle lit. he's the man. >> classic. >> weather forecast. >> kind of let down after hearing tony bennett isn't it? >> my umbrella. >> i'm getting paid for this so let's go with it. >> hum a few bar. >> here's a live view from our high definition east bay camera in emeryville west ward across the bay and few low clouds there on the western sky. in fact we have even more clouds at some point ove

. >> he looks like a giant bobble haelds. >> awesome. do you make faces when you play volleyball? the way this is attached it would make any scenario funny. >> we've seen other videos before with the camera pointing from the point of view direction and people have commented, wow, can't be real, no way his head is that stable. >> the camera is attached to his head so that's why it looks so stable. his head is moving but when the camera and the head are like essentially the same thing. >> oh. i didn't need to see him spitting. like stuck to the side of his face. >> this is sport. come on, sometimes spit happens, you know. >>> it's really impolite to ask a woman how much she weighs. >> extremely. >> unless her name is guds lieu pay. >> one more time. >> probably a guard lieu pay or two in your family. >> like 25 of them. >> but they're not hippos. guard lieu pay is a hippo at a park zoo in seattle. look what they do to weigh her and get her on the scale. look how they're feeding her. >> points and backs up. she is on the scale. >> and notice how he keeps feeding her so the scale keep

and then the one that bounced over him definitely -- a veteran goalie would rideen a bit but he bobbledand made some good stops. >>> maryland football has granted quarterback danny o'brien's request for a release from the program for play elsewhere. >> also being granted a release, two others. two other >> he told me that he still felt the same way and from another day when he told me that he wasn't committed to the program and it wasn't all in. if-- i just want to make sure i do what is best for owl of our players h

certainly not a man short of a bobble or two himself.ive or take a couple of the devious film choices. all of that money, of course, very well-earned. >> my subjected me to the sequel of wall street the other day. one of the highlights of that production was the fact that our well-known colleague, ali velshi is part of the film and several cameo appearances. he's rather good. let's move on. it sound like the stuff of legend. a battle over sunken treasure. a half billion dollars worth of coins from a spanish warship that went down two centuries ago. as al goodman reports, all of this though, is absolutely true. >> treasure from the deep, gold and silver coins worth an estimated $500 million. they lay at the bottom of the atlantic for two centuries. but have finally reached spain, the country they were destined for all those years ago. >> it's been recovered. it can be enjoyed by as much people as possible. it will be dis -- does this mean it will be distributed to many museums? not necessarily. >> it left peru in 1804, stopped in uruguay

. >> that last pass, tom brady, crazy pass at the last second, watching it bobble up in the air and thinkinghis could be the game changer. >> and it wasn't. >> wasn't. >> yeah. you know, right before that, they got a close-up on tom brady's face. and he looked -- it looked -- you could -- it was like -- he realized with the clock the way it was it was not going to happen. >> i like more cutaways of the family members. >> you want to know what gisele thinks. >> i want to see gisele or eli's mom or wife right in that moment. drama. yes. i want to see that. because i feel it and i don't always need to see the coach because we know what they're feeling. i want to see the family wringing their hands. >> i'm with you. when somebody's singing the anthem, i like to see the person singing the anthem, not all -- they didn't show kelly clarkson -- >> she killed it. >> she killed it. she was so great. ♪ o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> so great. >> she stuck pretty much to the melody and sang her heart out. awome. >> madonna's ha

just so many crammed in there i've never seen so many--just this google of bobble-headed twits. >> doesr call on people to get out of the race? if so, does the almighty not have newt gringrich's phone number or e-mail or twitter? >> no, newt gringrich is in--he's in the race because he's on god's holy mission to get children back on the factory floor, okay. this is he speaking for the patron saint of child laborer i think. >> politics is one of the few possessions where god is involved in the staffing process. you never hear an used car salesman say, i got a calling from god to sell this used car. why does god focus on politics and storks? >> god for some odd reason, he never gets blamed for the game-losing shot. he or she never tells anyone to get out of the race. apparently he's not involved in that kind of thing and never touches those. >> candidates seem to be more openly religious than once more. you see santorum criticizeing obama oppressing--when you're talking about satan targeting the united states and god is calling on him to be president. >> they reverse the word freedom. the

tim l bobble head night. looks like timy.ash never had the killer cross-over but he can pass with the left hand. there and nash again chanting. up first hachlt ellis off shooting tonight but hits the 3. 16 points tonight there and third quarter. hot. lee golden state in it. 28 points and 12 rebound. curry base license to cutting lee. 2 hand chin up there. fourth quarter warriors down 2. this is what we call rush hour. rush on the break away. warriors pull away. robinson channel the inner lynn. 35 seconds left. at the use your offhand youngsters. warriors win it over phoenix 102-96. sharks long and winding road continue tonight in washington, d.c. first period. dan boyle shooting from long range here. third strength goalie that's y.second look. not fair to him. joe got a stick on it. and created a little deflexion. that was enough to get it in. 21st of the year. early second year. fierce. thank you very much. 22. up 3 nothing about to close-out the second period. he shoots and scores. check the clock. 7 tenths of a second rema

the west wing bobbled the thing. they let the archbishop dictate the terms of the debate.cannot believe their luck that the republicans went craze about it. it looked like a wedge issue for the obama campaign among catholics but they cut their deal, which was a fairly transparent do nothing kind of deal a couple of weeks ago, and they totally got away scott free on this and the republicans have continued to wage on it. >> they are assisted at what is happening at the state level too. a by was passed to require ultrasounds for women seeking abortions. they have amended it slightly insofar they do not have to have the transvaginal ultrasound, it remains unclear to me -- >> do you have to say that? >> i tried to avoid saying it. but sometimes it's necessary to say. but, you know, the point of the invasive ultimate tra sound is to show the heartbeat and you cannot do that at a certain point in a pregnancy without doing it, why mandate it? >> why mandate a procedure like that in the first place? what is going on here and when do the republicans get out a calculator and figure o

drop everything to watch the most glamorous people weep, wail, and grit their teeth in pursuit of a bobbley win. it's oscar weekend, and what happened in hollywood will make headlines all over the world. so good luck to every nominee, and remember, it really is just an honor to just be nominated, which is why the studios spend $100 million every oscar season in a desperate attempt to win. >> good morning great statesmen of america. how are you? >> i'm fine, thank you. >> now, after last night's only in america, that was sacha baron cohen in character as the dictator. issued a statement throwing down the gauntlet to the academy of motion theater arts and science which has threatened to ban him. >> i'm outraged at being banned from the oscared by the academy of motion pictures arts, and zionists. i warn you if you do not lift your sanctions and give me my tickets back by 12:00 p.m. on

>> i bobbled it a little bit, so i was, like -- and i saw it hanging there. >> jimmy: and this was -- i mean, five months ago, you didn't even have an nfl catch. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because, i mean, just, the season hadn't started and you got hurt the first season. >> exactly. i got hurt last year around -- you know, around week three of the season. and, you know, i kind of called it a blessing in disguise. i got to learn the playbooks, learn my craft and just came in that next year and just really tore it up. >> jimmy: you really did. oh my gosh. you definitely did. but i mean -- and was it two years ago now -- you were undrafted? >> undrafted. >> jimmy: now what does that mean? explain that to people. >> basically, there's a seven-round nfl draft and, you know, a bunch of players get picked. >> jimmy: sure. >> receivers, linebackers, different positions. and they missed out on me. the whole draft. and then, after that -- >> jimmy: that's a great way to put it. they missed out on you. [ laughter ] yeah, they really did. they missed out on you. screw those idi

the original decision, why they didn't come to this second decision first, i think it was a total bobblethe debate going forward about contraception or is it about sort of religious tolerance? and i think that's the -- >> or even larger, clarence, is this show why this administration has a terrible time defending health care? they don't even like to touch the health care plan. >> well, kind of like mitt romney running away from their own plan, really, because it's been -- >> they don't talk about it and every time they do, it's in a defensive posture. >> right, they don't talk about it at all and they have a lot to talk about. obama's got to eventually. >> my colleague andrew has a great story on romney's history of ear-marking -- >> longtime boston guy. he knows those things. >> my colleague speaks in yesterday's "washington post" about the state of the republican party. wonderful piece. >> and clarence. >> i've got to say, charles, you've got a lot of charlie brown books as a kid. i got the clarence the tv dog books. it can always be worse. >> it can always be worse. >> my shameless pl

bobble heads robots.o marbles, now we have monster marbles. so the marbles, you move them just like marbles. they're really cool. they're also very collectible. kids will want to collect them. knock the other monster out of the ring. lots of great games to play. >> very cute. >> this is cody. >> what? >> a fidget toy. >> say it again. >> cody. >> how do you spell it? >> it is also -- it is also a puzzle. and it also is a collectible. >> what do we do with this? like a lego? >> this turns into this. it has all these links. there's numbered symbols and letters on it and when you follow the code you create a creature. eventually capable of coming up with their own colors and create their own. >> very good for their brains. >> it is very good. the moving, the thinking about it. it's fun. >> is it fun? all right. okay. >> these are something you usually see for the boys, battling tops. now we have dizzy dancers. we pull it out. >> stick it in there. >> and they will start dancing. they speed up. they get faste

we had the nasdaq bobble and -- we have high prices in a bubble, high prices and a housing bubble. we have high prices wherever they get their fingers and bob, education. the cost of medical care very high, and then they tell you, it you know, there is not any inflation, but even if you use the old calculation for the cpi, a price is going up about 7%, and he is saying it is going up 2%. in other words, let's say it is 2%. what he is saying isthey are saying they are allowed to steal 2% of our money every single year and not be charged with a crime. as a matter of fact, i have asked both alan greenspan and ben bernanke in committee about this, about the morality of an economic summit, and they said -- and the economics of it, and they said they have to keep interest rates low and do this to look at the big picture, and some peoplethat is not very nic. guess who suffered? there are people living on social security. and their cost of living is going up a lot more than 2%, so he said that is a consequence it could be six or seven or eight%. the other thing when the fed gets involved,

important point, because they don't have strong, developed next, what happens is there is kind of a bobble-headybe they are not running as hard or hitting as hard but it magnifies the excel bracing of a developing brain with these kids, and that is a major concern. we should point out, jon that most of the big hits came in practice. that is sort of good news, because we can control hits in practice. coaches can look at the drills they are doing and maybe cutback on some of the kinds that lead to these kind of impacts. jon: most people are familiar with one g -ts force of gravity. these kids are getting 80, maybe 100g hits. >> the highest hit was 100. that's right in the range where concussions can happen. these are big time hits. you'll see four or five hits of that magnitude in an entire college football game. jon: they don't know necessarily what the net effect is, they just know it's happening. >> not every big hit leads to a con luigs. but what this does do is tell us a lot about the exposure to risk for these kids, even at these very young ages. it's something to think about. jon: if your

do you stay away from major sovereigns like boons, bobbles, and treasuries and only do corporates? that regard? >> that's our biggest allocation. we don't see that treasuries have a whole lot to go. and so we're definitely allocated towards credit. we having an underweight in high-yield which we've taken off. that boosts the view that we think credit has some legs. we're not quite overweight high-yield yet. we don't think that that risk has gone away. there's some fat-tail risk there. generally speaking, we're talking about keeping to the corporate, keeping to the high quality. >> well march 20th is the deadline with regard to default in greece. i want to have you back on the 21st and we'll do a post mortem, thanks, gina. >> thank you, rick santelli. just a few minutes until the markets close over in europe. bringing you all the action live right after this. spark card from capital one. oyee of the mo. spark cash gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. it's hard for my crew to keep up with 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. 2% cash back. that's setting

it was about the living god and serving him and wilberforce took a bobble seriously.od. he took his ideas seriously that it was our duty to care for the least of these and he said i will obey. he thought politically. he fought hard. the only people really fighting with him at this point were the fanatical christian the. did you know that? all the churchgoers and religious people, they were not alongside him. who was alongside him? the born-again that's. the quakers and methodists that people made fun of. they were in the trenches because they knew they had no choice but to regard the africans as made in the image of god and worthy of our love and respect to. everyone else was just going with the flow. people who went to church got it wrong. they have not seen jesus. wilberforce took these ideas, these foreign ideas from the bible and brought them into a culture and you can read about it not just in my book which the president may read, but you can read about it. this is historical fact. this is not my spin. wilberforce because he believed what the bible said and obeid

we had the nasdaq bobble and high prices and a housing bubble. we have high prices wherever they get their fingers and bob, education. the cost of medical care very high, and then they tell you, it you know, there is not any inflation, but even if you use the old calculation for the cpi, a price is going up about 7%, and he is saying it is going up 2%. they are saying they are allowed to steal 2% of our money every single year and not be charged with a crime. as a matter of fact, i have asked both alan greenspan and ben bernanke in committee about this, about the morality of an economic summit, and they said they have to keep interest rates low and do this to look at the big picture, and some people are just going to suffer, and now, that is not very nice. because-who suffers? the very people who might want to save money, people who live on social security, it is going up a lot more than 2%. if you have a free market, do you know what people could make on their cd's? 6 per 7 or 8% because that is where the market could go. they invest because the