black history month, charlie brown. >> jimmy: that's correct.ain. shoot. >> we'd like to take this opportunity to wish our pal franklin a happy black history month. >> yeah! >> franklin, what's the matter? why aren't you happy? >> well, black history month has always been kind of weird for me. >> why is that? >> let me break it down for you. ♪ ♪ i look around my town ♪ and at all my friends ♪ charlie brown ♪ linus ♪ and of course pig pen ♪ now whether we're at school or hanging out playing hooky ♪ ♪ i always seem to be the only chip in the cookie ♪ ♪ i'm the only chip in the cookie ♪ ♪ only chip in the cookie ♪ only chip in the cookie ♪ chip in the cookie ♪ chip in the cookie ♪ you're the only chip in the [ bleep ] cookie ♪ >> hey, i'm black too. >> you're just dirty. wash that [ bleep ] off your face. >> i ain't mad at you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the kids learn about black history and cursing at the same time. >> jimmy, really quick, you know, i have something really special -- >> jimmy: what is that? >> nobody knows about this. i'

i wasn't quite as inept as charlie brown is but i know what it's like to lose a ball game when you'reflashback to this day in 2000 when charles schultz's final peanuts comic strip ran in the incident and he died just hours before that appeared. when you are born with the name charles, and you were a kid of the '70s and '80s, all you got was charlie brown books for every single holiday. trust me. >>> mitt romney's victories this weekend at cpac and maine do little to rally the republican base. this weekend romney still strained to sell himself as a conservative. >> i fought against long odds in a deep blue state but i was a severely conservative republican governor. [ applause ] i understand that the battles we as conservatives must fight because i've been on the front lines and expect to be on those front lines again. >> let's bring in our panel. clarence page, casey hunt and dan. welcome. i have to start with you. you noticed the difference between 2011 romney at cpac and 2012 romney at cpac. it's a different romney. >> you know, if you look at those two speeches, it's almost as thou

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>> charlie brown.n, with the skins, had some of the softest hands i can remember on a team, really nice to see him again, looking good. >> have more coming up a little later on at 6:00. guys? >> good flashbacks. getting the goods for us. see you at six, guys. >>> next, a mother and toddler terrified when the fbi chainsaws its way into their home but turns out the raid was a mistake. >>> and for all your news, follow news4 online, search nbc >>> after a two-year-long drug and weapons investigation, fbi agents thought they had their man, but a last-minute mixup put them at the wrong door. as victoria block reports, the mistaken raid left a mother and her 3-year-old terrified. >> i took two steps, faced the second door and i heard the click of a gun and saying fbi get down, so i laid down on my living room floor. >> reporter: judy sanchez describing how she was terrorized during an early morning fbi raid in fitchburg. >> i'm screaming, you have the wrong apartment you have the wrong apartment, over 50 tim

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and if you -- on and if you enter you could possibly win four tickets to see "you're a good man charlie brown." it's coming to the olney theater center to march 18th and go to jchayward.com and enter and you can get four free tickets, have a wonderful night out for the whole family. >>> all right, next week, this is important because i'm one-on- one today with dr. l. c. scott but next week the congressional black caucus foundation will be hosting a very specialer vent as part of its black history month event. it's called a voice heritage celebration wednesday night at eatonville restaurant. one of my favorite places in northwest washington. my colleague andrea roane is going to be there hosting it but i have the foundation president with me. dr. l. c. scott to talk about a voice and how it's helping to preserve history. what is this program about? >> oak, a voice -- okay, a voice is an online digital library we created in 2005 to capture the history of african- americans serving in congress. and to date we've been able to place several exhibits including exhibits on the making of the martin l

it, i have he' worked hard and what i've done instead into the long diatribe, and sounds like charlie brown'seacher, wa wa wa, and it's different, it still might work and bob is going to talk about the, right now, head to head with romney, obama-- i'm going to-- and sitting there like he's going to explode if we not talk about the poll. >> and we'll skip today in a second. deserve, greg, deserve four more? >> i'd just say that why do we have the super bowl on sunday? i feel absolutely -- i mean, what about the lost productivity. billions of dollars, people like me who can't formulate a thought and i shouldn't be operating machinery. >> or picking out a tie. (laughter) >> and going on, the talking to matt lauer, he's hard hitting attack, and the questions are like-- but i know i'm not making any sense right now. >> at all. >> the only people getting more air time than obama are the-- >> i think s and b. >> thank you. >> and the hey, absolutely, he absolutely deserves another term if you're into failed policies and excessive spending and a deficit. i guess he got the one good quarter into the s

the whole pressure leaves a lot of people feeling like linus from the charlie brown valentine special. this one is for love. this one is for valentines! this one is for romance! this one is for elizabeth barrett browning! >> a reference to victorian poetry in a peanuts cartoon. i'm telling you, those things have layers. so how do we loathe thee valentine's day? first, let us count the ways, buy the candy and balloons and card and then spent a lot on a prefixed dinner if you have someone to go out with. who needs it? but i have to tell you, there are some pretty awesome alternatives. believe it or not, white castle takes reservations on valentine's day. and judging by pictures, looks like some people enjoy it. why spend money on jewelry when a slider says i love you just as well. maybe your town doesn't have a white castle. good news. there's another option. >> welcome to waffle house. are you guys ready to order? >> asked me to come to the candlelight dinner at the waffle house and i was excited. thought it was unique and different. >> the passion? at waffle house? it's great. >> i kn

watching this presidency, watching obama with the jobs numbers every month, it's been like watching charlie brown with the football. because there have been so many times when it's looked like the economy was getting better and then the football gets yanked away from him. so when i look at the clips you just played, some of the tentativeness that we see in some of the politicians' statements seems to me like an acknowledgement that we don't really know what the numbers are going to look like in the next month. >> 23 straight months of job growth. >> it seems to be a consistent move in the right direction. i don't think the football has been snatched away at all. i think we're moving progressively away from the titanic which was amazing that we just scraped it, didn't hit it and now we're moving in the right direction. that's going to take time. it's taking time. but it's going in the right direction every single month. >> i do think they're careful because they did make the mistake of calling whichever summer it was recovery summer. >> tim geithner op-ed and that was after they got initial job nu

speaker, it will be goodbye, charlie brown. this government is more concerned. the generous tax cuts to major corporations that are already taking in astronomical amounts of money, and then telling seniors that there is no money left for them to be able to retire with dignity. the seniors cannot trust this government. they are slamming the door on seniors and families. why? >> mr. speaker, that is completely false. what we will do is protect the retirement system that we have in place for seniors. and our seniors built this great country, but we have to make sure that the system will be there for future generations. and we will protect these future generations and the system. >> the prime minister saying they are going to do to pensions what they did to service canada. .they have spent billions on a misguided prison agenda and things for corporations while planning to cut billions from old age security. at the same time, it is one- quarter of 1 million seniors in canada who live in poverty, and hundreds of thousands of canadians are out of work, and they struggl

herman edwards, scott walker, charlie brown, a bunch ever other guys just all came over and formed aas delightful to witness all of that because i wouldn't do that of course. i'm professional. >> you see those conversations, too. james lofton and joe thiseman talking to each other about playing in the pro bowl. you're standing right there. a cool moment. >> anyway, we got that and we got some of the best, most decadent donuts you can ever eat in your life all of that and more coming up in a few minutes. thanks. >> can't wait for that. >> see you guys at 6:00. >> yeah. >>> next on news 4 at 5:00 the controversy over a video at the university of connecticut. some say it promotes a culture of rape. >>> a video that aired on the university of connecticut's student-run television station has prompted an outcry from students tonight. many are saying it promotes a culture of rape. >> ah! >> reporter: it looks and sounds just like a horror movie. a blonde woman being chased by an apparent rapist and can't get help from u-conn's emergency call system. >> oh, my god. someone is chasing me. i n

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that is charlie brown from cold play.ing here on "good morning america." you don't want to miss this. >>> and ahead, do you know an exceptional mom who te serves to be surprised with an amazing mother's day? this morning, it's back. emeril's mother's day breakfast in bed extravaganza. we kick it off this morning. >> a lot of star power. lara walking over in the couch. and kristin chenoweth. >> love her. >> lots of smiles. lots of tears. she's got a brand new show on abc called "gcb." we'll hear what that's all about. she can do it all. >> lara, you have something special, too. >> i sure do. studio is packed. it is. a lot of it is because of the man i'm sitting with. in anticipation of the epic movie "john carter." now reaching a fever pitch. taylor kitsch is back to talk about the film and his transformation from the small screen to the big screen. in the most indemand action adventure. how are row? >> my work is done. see ya. it was issue yeah, that's a good one right there. i don't have to do much now. >> tell us about

. >> that's like the charlie brown christmas tree. >> we did not show what ron paul's response was, and i thought he knocked it out of the park. megyn: he said -- explain why that is so objectionable, what santorum said to you? >> because i don't want someone to necessarily play politics. i think we've had enough of that, and what did ron paul say? ron paul said, well, i took an oath to an office, not an oath to a party. megyn: nice theory, but as a political matter, is it reality, tracy davis, or don't we see politicians making compromises all the time? >> i think that he got completely exposed, and it was a complete game changer for him because it made him seem so inside washington, making that deal with specter, for him to make the votes as the judge, and when he started backtracking and explaining things and no child left behind and when he was talking about, well, then i've put in another bill that would, that would counter the one that i signed -- >> right. megyn: go ahead. >> he's a unite senator. he's a quintessential washington insider. and that's what separates him from mitt r

charlie: exactly. so he wants us to believe. so tell me who you think dave brown is? well, i mean -- >> charlie: who you want us to believe. >> i think that dave brown is a guy who started off wanting to be a good cop and had all the right intentions and got kind of through ned beatty's character and through other temptations he got tempted into this lifestyle where he would get temptatio te and rationalized it as doing bad things to bad people and ended up with his own nirvana living in between the two sisters both of whom he was once married to and each have a daughter by him and that so him is his wonde wol little nest and starts to unravel but he never feels it's has a fault. >> charlie: where is he headed. he could be headed to an early grave, incarceration. >> charlie: what you do want to create as the back story of his life. >> james elroy wrote the original. >> charlie: but you added. >> but he definitely created the character. >> charlie: as an james elroy character. >> yes, after i came on as director it started focussing more on the family and while his wor

watching this presidency, watching obama with the jobs numbers every month, it's been like watching charlie brown with the football. because there have been so many times when it's looked like the economy was getting better and then the football gets yanked away from him. so when i look at the clips you just played, some of the tentativeness that we see in some of the politicians' statements seems to me like an acknowledgement that we don't really know what the numbers will be next month. >> 23 straight months of job growth. >> it seems to be a consistent move in the right direction. i don't think the football has been snatched away at all. we're moving away from the titanic, which was amazing that we scraped it, didn't hit it and now we're moving in the right direction. that's going to take time. it's taking time. but it's going in the right direction every single month. >> i do think they're careful because they did make the mistake of calling whichever summer it was recovery summer. >> tim geithner op-ed and that was after they got initial job numbers and they went negative after that. >> they

pulled a charlie brown on us. lucy!tory with us in indianapolis. >>dave: and a great story having to do with rush limbaugh. who is playing in the super bowl? >>alisyn: the patriots and the giants. >>dave: super super bowl xlvi. you are if heaven, your weekend. you have been waiting for. >>clayton: it will be interesting to see for the political types so many thousands have descend on las vegas not to vote in the caucus but to watch the super bowl kicking off at 12:00 noon eastern, and the caucuses will, and it will be interesting to see casey in las vegas watching down the strip. is anyone excited about caucus or more excited about the super bowl? >> more people that are actually visited are excited about the super bowl not the caucuses but the people who live in nevada obviously this is a very big day, 28 delegates are up for grabs today with this caucus and they will be awarded proportionately to the candidates based on the percentage of votes. not a winner takes all which is causing so were controversy as we know dow

. >>> coming up next, to lighten the mood, is bobby brown getting ready to tell all about his ex-wife whitney houston? >> and charlieood, is bobby brown getting ready to tell all about his ex-wife whitney houston? >> and charlie sheen finds another reason to apologize. it's all next in "the skinny." cc ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> you know one thing that charlie sheen's really good at? >> there's a few things he apparently is really good at. >> backpedaling. foot in his mouth. so last week you probably heard on tmz where he called out ashton kutcher. this was in a phone conversation with tmz. he says, "i'm tired of pretending the show doesn't suck. i'm tired of pretending ashton doesn't suck. i'm tired of pretending they're not completely adrift." he also said ashton's just a victim of bad writing. well, backpedaling on tuesday. he took some of it back on his website and kind of issued a little bit of an apology to ashton. he says, "dear ashton, my bad. i was disrespectful to a man doing his best. i got excited and threw you into the crossfire. the rest of my statement i stand behind. however, you deserve better. safety

browne? there are plenty of irish things for you to look at. >> charlie, what do you have? >> i will buy one of those dogs so i can find the stuff i lost. >> look at you. >> just kidding. >> good luck with that. >> i am still working here, right? >> it hasn't aired yet, so we'll see. back to you, greg. >> really? >> yes. >> how much time do i have? allig

browns in town. >> and i'm a big fan of his, too. yeah, charlie bronson.ty much a bad ass. yeah. >> he was the ultimate. >> jimmy: he really was. >> yeah, i wish he was still around. >> jimmy: those "revenge" movies, he was great. >> yeah, he was in "death wish." >> jimmy: yeah. >> he was remarkable. >> jimmy: that's right. how many "death wish" -- there was like ten "death wishes." >> and "once upon a time in america?" or "once upon a time in the west" -- that movie he did with leone. and it's brilliant where he has the harmonica, i thought that was genius, too. >> jimmy: oh, he's just good. well, you know what -- >> he just had that face, you know? >> jimmy: yeah, we should get his -- we can get his face if we go to that museum. >> why -- yeah, you could. >> jimmy: yeah, you could bring that face here. >> all right. >> jimmy: i was googling you, as one does. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and there's all sorts of weird fun stuff, facts about you and weird things people find about you. and someone thought you were a vampire. >> yes. i don't know what that's about.