no evidence he'd paid bridget any money.couldn't prove it. and, as you'll see, even that undercover tape could be seen through a different lens. >> who's the -- who was the middle man? >> reporter: on the eve of the trial, richard and ryan got ready for the big day. their suits were pressed. they reviewed their prior statements. and they weighed the consequences of what this moment meant. >> i'm happy that we will get closure, but then it's just sad, 'cause we lost our mom and in the same night it's like we lost our dad too. >> reporter: their only surviving parent, the one they had lived in fear of for years, would be the one they had to face in court. >> part of me is scared of him, but also part of me wants to stand up and let my voice be heard after all these years. i want to be strong. >> reporter: and so the brothers walked into court together that first day of opening statements, standing strong, united in their quest for justice for their mom. >> magdi girgis conspired to have his wife murdered. she was an inconvenie

bridget, do you think that's a good gesture?you think the goodwill will work. >> this is a good gesture and goodwill for people like us who understand what that means. as far as the islamists are concerned, it doesn't mean anything to them. we are reflecting our values and our western thinking on other people and it doesn't work that way. i would like to clarify one thing. the rally in texas this next weekend is basically to avenge the prophet muhammad to defend his honor, not to celebrate the freedom of speech. and the ability to criticize anything the koran says. it's completely the opposite of that. i'm glad the french agency tomorrow is publishing this paper. and all the western media to show that newspaper. >> i agree with that. i think it's great we're showing it. this is exactly in line with what charlie hebdo does, which is to show and -- it's great satire, to say we apologize, it's exactly what they should be doing. >> they say all is forgiven. we like to end on a note of agreement between you two. bridget and alan, goo

bridget. i did the show in 2006 at the edinboro festival. and we had some success there. and here i am nine years later, playing her again in philadelphia. bridget. she's from cokesbury, south carolina, talk a little bit like this on stage. >> a southern bell a little bit. >> kiss my grits and all that kind of stuff. >> kelly tell us about your character and your experience of being an actress in philadelphia. >> yeah, so my character is marie. she's from exit 29 new jersey. she is a fun loving woman who just enjoys life and is excited to be rooming with these two lovely women. working with a bunch of different people from all over the tristate area as well as other places. >> tell me what the response has been like to the show so far. >> well we had great response from the audience laughter continuous throughout the show. it has been great. we haven't had the biggest houses so far. because we just started. we're hoping this will launch us to get a few more people in the seats. but it is a lau

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. >> especially if he ends up in a peeing match with bridget kelly and the law firm. we don't know what will happen in the polls. as of today the 2016 republican candidate ought to be if it's not him. catch this. >> i believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders, one who may not be as as well known as i am today, one who has not yet taken their message across the country, one who is just getting started, may well emerge as being better able to defeat the democrat nominee. in fact, i expect and hope that to be the case. >> well wisconsin governor scott walker as you just suggested, took that as a forward pass to him. here's scott walker's street. had a great conversation with mitt romney. he's a good man. thanked him for his interest in opening the door for fresh leadership in america. that's the way they talked. now, i was looking at the ages walker's 47 christie's 52 and jeb's 61. there's not a huge generational gap between those three guys but the way mitt's trying to play it, he's creating a sort of an ascendancy down to scott, scott walker. >> i t

. >> especially if he ends up in a peeing match with bridget kelly and the law firm. we don't know what will happen in the polls. as of today the 2016 republican candidate ought to be if it's not him. catch this. >> i believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders, one who may not be as as well known as i am today, one who has not yet taken their message across the country, one who is just getting started, may well emerge as being better able to defeat the democrat nominee. in fact, i expect and hope that to be the case. >> well, wisconsin governor scott walker, as you just suggested, took that as a forward pass to him. here's scott walker's street. had a great conversation with mitt romney. he's a good man. thanked him for his interest in opening the door for fresh leadership in america. that's the way they talked. now, i was looking at the ages, walker's 47, christie's 52 and jeb's 61. there's not a huge generational gap between those three guys, but the way mitt's trying to play it, he's creating a sort of an ascendancy down to scott, scott walker. >

>> bridget moynihan. >> aaron rodgers plays for the green bay packers. is the celebrity girlfriend, don't answer yet, the clue is that she costars in the tv show "the news room." >> can i ask the computer? >> no, you can't use the internet. you can talk to drew if that will help. you discuss, we'll come back after sports. >>> while the 49ers have the catch, the cowboys have the catch that was not. and it probably cost them a spot in the nfc championship game. we go to green bay where the weather was actually not so bad for this time of year. tony romo was on his game. here he is terrence williams slips the defender breaks to the inside, gone 38 yards for a touchdown. dallas led 14-10 at the half. aaron rodgers struggled the first half but finished strong. he buys time before throwing a bullet to richard rogers. packers let 26-21. the game would come down to this. fourth and 2, under five minutes left. romo goes deep for dez bryant who appears to make an amazing catch. at first he's ruled down at the 1. after the packers challenge the call it was reversed

bridget pleaded guilty to charges of statutory sexual assault. the 31-year-old worked at central bucks high school south. she admitted to having sex with the boy in 2012 when she worked at lenape middle school. she'll be sentenced in april. >>> a sex scandal is rocking the philadelphia fire department tonight. >> there are allegations of sexual encounters in firehouses all over the city. and dozens of firefighters and paramedics could be implicated. >> randy, city officials are staying tight lipped. >> reporter: the city is not saying very much about this. but the local firefighters union confirms an investigation is under way handled by the city's inspector general's office. meanwhile, a local paper is reporting that the investigation is focusing on sexual activity happening on the job at firehouses all across the city. the scandal began when a female paramedic filed some sort of complaint against another employee as that investigation wore on it turned up even more wrongdoing. according to the daily news soon after rumors surfaced that the para

. >> it should say "first" bridget. >> first? >> first. >> so is it the 8th or the 1st? >> the 1st, because we already had it. all right. so they had it on the 1st, that changes that. okay. so we do have a correction. that should be the 1st. and then i have a change on page 3 at the top. a motion to correct daas address to the commission bylaws on page 1 should read as the bylaws said, 1650 mission street, the 5th floor, suite 500, san francisco. california, 94103. the commission telephone number should be added in that. on the same page, under "motion to add middle section." motion to add words on page 3 "duties of the president." at the end it should be "subject to confirmation by the san francisco board of supervisors, who will be renewed every four years." so that should be added on that page. and then the other correction was on page 5. where she has "5." and under that report to the committee chair, that should be no. 6. so those are my changes. instead of reading just a report, the number should be 6. so with that, if there are any other changes, i would accept a

. >> bridget has been working with jessica for three months, tackled that garment lurking in many closets, skinny jeans. >> for me, i'm back in them. i couldn't feel better. >> you don't have to hire jessica either to get her help. each week jessica posts video with tips to slip down. >> welcome to this episode of who doesn't love a good cup of joe? >> of course they're funny, too, like this one on the trap of skipping meals at work, and the excuses, she hears for it. >> i get so passionate about my work day. >> perhaps the best example of her work is her first client and mom susi. >> i was at that age where i thought i'm going have these extra 30-pound on me being and it is never going to come off. >> now years later the extra rinse still gone. and she's now helping other women in her age group. >> they come to me like how did you do it? how did you do it? so with what i've learned with jessica and through going back to school, then i can influence them in the same way. if i can do it, anybody can do it. >> and i'm telling you these videos are hilarious not thinking oh, you're ready to h

bridget foley has come to miss nightly -- miss knightly's defense, au contraire, you negative tweeters in the world is wrong with a laura laura ingalls wilder/jane austen/virginia colony reference, especially in the hands of a design master karl lagerfeld? >> three layers of friend at the bottom, she is a stunning woman, but she is pregnant, so she was looking for zoning a little bit risquÉ, and with all due respect to bridget foley, i think she is 100% wrong. >> my take on this is that what we're looking at is haute couture come in next season we will see olivia sterns wearing a much smaller ruffle. >> i'm guessing, libya, and chanel, that dress will clock in at $12,000. -- i am guessing, olivia at chanel, that dress will clock in at 12,000 dollars. has dressed women at the golden globes, why do you have to show that amount of cleavage at the awards ceremony? >> i am sorry, i am objecting to the french. >> that is the empire waist, am i pronouncing that right? >> j. lo, that is all i had to say. >> you actually watched it? >> oh yeah. >> christopher whalen watching the golden globes.

you can criticize beliefs but you can't insult or incite hatred, for example bridget bordeaux was convicted >> the actress. >> when they showed slaughtered sheep. she did not criticize but said that muslim people were cruel. she was sentenced for that because she attacked people, not beliefs. that was an important proviso. >> you can attack beliefs but not individuals. >> you cannot attack or insult an individual or you can't libel them lie about them. they are specific crimes. they're promoting terrorism. but charlie hebdo is a provocator. >> let me get to you two questions. did you have any concerns today that this crackdown will extend and widen and more people will be snatched up in this "dragnet" over gripsier and flimsier and flimsier claims that may materialize. >> it is very important for the french to keep a cool head, and at the same time, it is true that there have been very concerned about some internet sites promoting jihaddism. they're going to close some of them you could say it's curtailing freedom of expression, but at the same time it's true that france sees the fundamenta

i'll give you another example of bridge bridget bordeaux, she insulted the muslim.she was sentenced to 15,000 eur fine. so they can be charlie he heb do, has been punished for insult . if it's an insult slander then it's attack. but in blasphemy. i don't know enough about dieudonne's shows but there is anti-semitism, which is a crime. and there is a law each time there is a flimsy margin of what is right and what is wrong. if it's criticism against people just because of their race, it is considered an offense and can be punishable in court. >> thank you for talking with us. senior research fellow at the global policy institute. thank youthank you for your time. >> hong kong leaders have ruled that democracy must be in accordance with the law or the city will degenerate into anarchy. from hong kong sara clark reports. >> reporter: the tents might be gone but the angry protesters return to government headquarters. they greet the chief executive as he arrives for his much-anticipated annual policy speech. inside the building he could not escape the protests. they foll

i interviewed him there it did tickly how where i could go to the verrazano bridget i concede that george washington bridge. indeed is the premiere designer but there is so little bridge with the east 80's a little foot bridge. have you seen it? around 80 something street. it is the footbridge. >> [inaudible] >> the question that is in debate, that with someone from the authority of should talk about that. and there should be a bicycle or pedestrian path path, i don't know but that was not his thought. in those days bicycle riders did not have the political route -- clout that they have today. that he is a very modest man it is great precision. with the curvature of those two towers. >> he was in the 18th part of the motorcade, how did that happen? >> the bridge opened november 22nd 1964, all the politicians there are brighter -- mayor wagner their riding in the 18th car and when robert moses made a speech on the staten island side with all did dignitaries and the ribbon cutting, he did not even mention his name like he did not even invite the ironworkers. of course, did he vote about the

. >> when you live this a country -- bridget bardeaux criticized the rich out -- the ritual slaughter of a sheep and it is not like you can't see where you don't get it when you live in a country like that. >> is she in jail? >> i don't think so. they said she was too pretty. >> tell me about it. that's how i get out. >> i bet you do. that will only last a few more years, and then it will all fade, joanne. i think obama was trying to do everybody a favor. he didn't want to overshadow the event. >> that's the thing. he doesn't like it when things are about him. i could easily see him saying let someone else. >> most leaders have fear of missing out. obama does not have that on anything. he says i don't like the theatrics. >> everybody has fomo if you live in the city. i am going to stay home and i am dwoing to have a bath. >> and the parties you weren't invited to because people thought you were busy. >> they should have -- >> do you spray it on people? >> they would have said stephen colbert was at the march he would have gone. >> exactly. or if -- well never mind. when you think the

bridget mentioned support for the sharia.the code of law across the middle east and north africa, pew showed 80% of these countries still enforce sharia based blasphemy law. in the united states, it's getting ominous here, too. 58% of u.s. muslims polled in 2012 around the time of the election said that they did not abide first amendment protections for criticisms of mohammed. 46% said they they wanted legal. 12% admitted they would abide the death penalty for those in the united states who, quote, blasphemed mohammed. >> let me ask this question. how many of new this room, based on something that you've said about islam have gotten some type of threat? raise your hands. my hand has to go up, too. ainsley, you're innocent. she's the reporter. >> you're ignoring some realities and it comes from the white house on did you know. give you an example. november 2014, unindicted co- spirittors. care has very close ties to this white house. it's not new. organizations, groups, terrorist groups included, muslim brotherhood, they seek

and gradually, bridget went on to work on the book of the month club another people succeeded her, puttingmy wife. i would say by 1995 i would always clear whoever was running the book section at the time. >> host: keith moon. that is the rolling stones. >> guest: keith moon has written a book. it's mick jagger sidekick. i'm feeling very because i do remember his name and it's a terrific book. >> host: did you ever pick up a book reluctantly that is conversely a book he was looking forward to that really disappointed you? >> guest: that happens more often i would say. books are like everything else. they are not black and white. they are shades of gray. most have been taken recommended dings you wish were better. i have been at used to be a too positive with a reviewer. i don't take that's true. the negative reviews would not keep the leadership interested for very long. people are looking not so much for things they might want to create. i have always felt that there is an important advice function. this is in restaurant reviewing or movie reviewing. people like you to see what they might

. >> you just heard that fascinating interview that uma did with bridgete gabriel. who i understand is suggesting political correctness is really a liability in this fight against islamic terrorists. we had gary burnsen former cia operations officer, talking on our air this mornings that the obama administration will not use the word islam and terrorism in the same sentence. to that end, "the new york times," just yesterday, had a story where they were talking to one of the survivors of the initial attack in paris, a woman by the name of signalane vincent. she said in the first report in "the new york times," quote, she told french news media that the man said i'm not going to kill you because you're a woman, we don't kill women, but you must convert to islam, read the koran and cover yourself she recalled. later, subsequent versions in the very same paper in "the new york times" edited or some might say sanitized that quote. here's the new version. quote, don't be afraid calm down, i won't kill you the gunman told her in a steady voice, with a calm look in his eyes

welcome to "the real story," bridget. >> thank you, delighted to be with you. >> what do we make of thisson who also happens to be of muslim heritage, not a practicing muslim, but basically saying that, look, it's because of the religion? >> it is because of the religion. and what's interesting is he added that they have hijacked a peaceful religion. let's remember this muslim leader is an atheist, a secularist, not a practicing muslim and married to a christian woman and have never read the koran. add all those together and then he comes out and says the religion of islam is a religion of peace but hijacked by this minority which is twisting the religion, which is not true. a lot of western erers mix the terms together. they say "peace be with you" as a hello. but the words are very different. that's where the problem arises. most muslims around the world are not violenting,, not strapping bombs on their body -- >> why aren't they saying more? i want to bring this to your attention. a "new york times" columnist had this quote, i do hold muslims responsible to this degree. i don't think

his one fumble to that image, brady dated actress bridget moynihan and publicly split when she was pregnantave birth, brady was already dating super model gisele bÜndchen forgiven by male and female sports fans. is that something fans care about? >> the fact he married the highest paid model in the world, good for him. >> reporter: but spy gate soon followed. fined the patriots for cheating videotaping signals from their opponents. how did tom brady come out of spy gate? >> untarnished. doesn't scout the signals or make those decisions. he's been teflon coded. movie star handsome rarely makes an offensive statement. >> reporter: people are talking about him as a cheater. >> americans don't like cheaters. if one person in the world has a real chance to have people believe him, it's tom brady. >> reporter: as a 37-year-old, brady looks to what may be his last super bowl. he's hoping to not just win a game but solidify his reputation and his legacy. erin? >> all right. all eyes will be on him. that's for sure. thank you, kyung and be sure to tune in tomorrow or our super bowl special, rachel n

bridget that's where we started. you are saying 300 million muslims interpret the koran?ims out of the 1.2 billion who follow the teachings of the koran. literally to the word and they want to follow it. >> how many believe the interpretation of 300 million or more. >> many more than that. >> i thought it was 1.6 billion. >> 300 million may be willing to go out and kill. the but but liberalism is the mainstream understanding of the koran in islam. there is no developed tradition of interpreting these things in some figurative way. when it says fight against people in the books with willing submission and feeling themselves sub dued that is taught as a mandate for warfare. by awes all islamic authority. the muslims no the fighting still understands that is something good and proper to be done. they applaud those who do it. >> general i understand the military knows this but i only think it is beginning to dawn on people. river yun here in this room has read the koran at least portions of it. i would assume that military knows full well what's in there. you think the averag

the one interesting fact in all this is that bridget ann kelly's name is not being kicked around forking somewhere and people must be very worried. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> richard? best -- >> the tragic comedy i'm going back to the protagonist you raised earlier. chris mcdaniel. because his epic moment when he refused to concede to thad cochran complaining about it rally to people who voted. to me that was priceless. >> best political theater. >> i would stay goings on in the house oversight committee have been highly entertaining. particularly elijah cummings. darrell issa has been vowing to bring down the obama white house with scandals for which he has no proof and elijah is only too happy to let everyone know. >> let's watch the best of elijah cummings right now. >> mr. chairman you cannot run a committee like this. you just cannot do this. this is, we're better than that as a country, we're better than that as a committee. i have asked for a few minutes to ask -- >> wow! >> he cut his mic. >> for best political theater, i went with the fan, went with the debate charlie c

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he's cinematographer on the classic "bridget jones's diarrhea." [ laughter ] he was also -- he actedmall cop." >> steve: really? [ laughter ] wasn't that funny? >> jimmy: we all laughed at that. that was a funny movie. >> steve: i bet he was wiped out after that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you would think he would be pooped. he wasn't, though. [ laughter ] >> steve: he wasn't. >> jimmy: he was in "roboplop." that was a good one. >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: the critical darling "22 dump street." and finally "charlie and the chocolate factory." he was just in that one. [ cheers and applause ] an illustrious career of sir richard poop. >> steve: was he in "charlie in the chocolate factory number 1"? >> jimmy: no. no, no, he was in number 2. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah. that's just a gift, man. god, we were -- we were crying when we read that this morning, man. some political news for you guys. yesterday, kentucky senator rand paul reflected on mitt romney's potential 2016 campaign and said, quote, "it's sort of what einstein said, that the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over

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my last question is it's interesting to learn about the i-10 bridget project. and you noted there are some projects of national and regional significance that are too large to be funded without specific federal assistance. do you believe a federal program to allow these types of projects to compete against one other in addition to core formula funding would be popular among the states, these projects of national significance? >> well, i'd rather have them to compete than not have it at all. >> i hear you. >> because i think competition is always good. >> i think as a federal government -- and i'm not speaking about the federal government because i run the state of alabama. i think you do have to look at what is the most important for our security, for our economy, for our safety. all of those things we have to look at when you look at these types of projects outside of the normal funding stream. >> thank you so much. >> thank you senator boxer. senator bozeman? >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you all for being here. in relation to this can you tell us the

. >> reporter: bridget, has been working with jessica three months and has tackled that skinny jeans. >> for me i'm back in them and could not feel better. >> reporter: you don't to have hire jessica to get her help. she post videos with tips to slim down called jc tv. >> welcome to jc tv. >> doesn't love a good cup of joe. >> of course, they are funny too, like this one on the trap of skipping meals at work and the excuses that she hears for it. >> i just get so passionate about my work i forget to eat during the day. >> reporter: best example of her work is her first client and mom susan. >> i was at that age where i thought i'm going to have these extra 30-pound on me and it will never come off. >> reporter: now extra inches every still gone and she's now you helping other woman in her age group. >> they come to me, how did you do it? how did do it? what i have learned with jessica and through going back to school that i can influence them in the same way. if i can do it anybody can do it. >> that was our erika von tiehl reporting. it is 6:25. coming up on "eyewitness news", a moth

>> georgia is about to turn 12 bridget is 10, and zachary is 7. >> how long did you work on this documentary>> 14 months. >> total? >> from when we started development until we locked picture. >> how long is it? >> it's 97 minutes. >> and what kind of an exhibit is it going to have? is it theaters, television -- >> it's in theaters, so it's had its theatrical premiere in new york on september 5 and it's opening in d.c. on september 12, this friday. and it will go to about 15 cities, total, theatrically. we're also doing community screenings and, ultimately, it will premiere on pbs on "american experience" in april which will be the 40th anniversary of the fall of saigon. >> here's some more from your documentary. >> thank you. [video clip] >> i went with my wife to the embassy. a lot of people, they clinged to the top of the wall, but they couldn't get in. >> each gate was besieged like that, although the side gate was the principal place where they came. people holding letters saying, you know, i worked for the americans. please let me in. journalists were arriving and counting on being rec

the cemetery a bridge loan fraud here that is good looking at like conditions along the san miguel bridget and say the low hot spots in either direction the golden gate bridge also live in very light as well the problems tear it from the north may into downtown san francisco to a look at the richmond san rafael bridge. >> james: sit well also following this morning the latest of the measles% of costa costco is one the customer they may have been exposed to measles 68 people of this they have been guy knows what does all break including two in the south bay. >> reporter: they want all shoppers that they could have been exposed to measles while shopping but despite it is the interest and is estimated it would not notice the warning that called the gauntlet to let the dollar that person with the measles had been in their store last sunday the lazarus said the effect person will the costco member not an apology but there were nine able to before exactly when the person was in the store appliance of the health of our men from 4 to 6:00 p.m. could have been exposed to the virus as costly and out

you don't need to actually create bridget product plans. you can create demos and prototypes and test them and see where they go. >> one of the things we figured out in the writing of the book is almost all of the traditional business discussion is around scarcity. how do you manage marketing channels and so forth. the internet has upended all of that. now a global source of funds the internet allows you to brand yourself in any way. new brands are popping off all the time. see uber for example. if you don't have an overwrought location, you are not going to be competitive in such a hyper competitive world, which is by the kind of people you hire them to focus on culture are so important going forward. i would argue further this is true for the tech industry because it's largely copied by every company here. but it's also true for non-tech companies as well. >> we touched on the interview scale before. one of the claims his interviewing is the most skill for any business leader. talk about that. >> telling managers you out of some of what y

. >> for tracy byrnes and her daughter bridget, the main goal was ta a checkup. >> improve month can be made but it went well. >> same for andre jones who got his blood and sugar tested. it's chance for some new friends to stop by. meredith vieira answered questions and took a look around >> if you don't have your health dwroilkts have anything. so i think being skboesed to all items coming out is very help ps to people. it was always place for kids to come out, get moving and have a little bit of fun. >> u want to go rock climbing and dancing. >> reporter: fun. that's something that 9-year-old sophia brown is awe ware of. >> it's important not to get sick. >> you can head out there at 9:00 a.m. and take advantage of that and more. we do have an app. if you have an i phone gorks to the app store and search expo to go. you can see the events and set reminders for the buns you want to con term. >> still to come why she says she'll never go badge. >> a father visiting his son in a hospital ends up in barricade. >> watching and viewing. you can get the latest by do >>> the tear roar rror

. ♪ >>> answer to the trivia question of the day is bridget fonda and our winner is jim in california"george washington's secret six." enjoy. now this, so you heard howard dean say if you saw "american sniper," you're probably an angry member of the tea party. now actor and veteran advocate gary sinise, known as lieutenant dan, is firing back and writing this, you certainly have a right to make stupid blanket statements, but how is that helpful, sir? chris scale's story deserved to be told. with all due respect, what the hell are you talking about? end quote. joe lambberg served as a navy seal and played a sniper in "american sniper" and got his own show on the discovery channel called "lone target" and he joins us this morning. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for your service and your dedication to those who serve as well. continuing to this day. what to you think of all this? you have howard dean saying if you see lone survivor, you're angry. you have michael moore who started out calling snipers cowards and now claims that he's the real hero for trying to avoid the whole

bridget.round below. >> wow! >> love that. >> congrats to them. he surprised her and that the dress was already picked out. in a sense, she just walked in and let's get married. >> do you want that, though? do you want to pick your own dress on that day? >> is this a trick question? >> no, no, in general. >> i don't want the day. we'll discuss later. congratulations to nutleyweds and nicole kidman once date jimmy fallon? >> we know the story here. >> we heard the story. >> kidman revealing on "the tonight show" she had a crush on fallon when she was single and hoped he might like her back. oscar winner said a mutual friend set them up. she went to jimmy's apartment but he was less than enthusiastic. >> what? >> yes. take a look. you were like, hey, mm mm mm. >> i didn't say hey, mm, mm, mm. i didn't know this was -- that this was a setup. i thought it was a movie. >> like to hang, it was just -- then you put a video game on or something. i was like, this is so bad! >> after about an hour and a