chris christie: i went to speak my mind and i am going to be direct everyone sounds like charlie brown's teacher, you know, wah wah wah wah wah. [laughter] and i'm going to tell people what they need to hear directly. interviewer: but sit down and shut up? chris christie: yes, and if i need to tell someone to sit down and shut up then so be it. [applause] and quite frankly, laura, there is so much ridiculous stuff being spewed at the white house that someone needs to say shut up. mark: it is true that sometimes people need to be sitting down and be told to shut up. what kind of grade did you give to chris christie? mark: he came in because he was given a bad run, i give him a b plus so he was very interesting , and he went after jeb bush recently. john: he also said he was willing to take on unscripted questions. mark: some people are saying that it is ridiculous that the head of the rga -- that the chair of the rga was saying that, but again, he is still in a deep hole, but it has been a pretty good day for him. all right, next up is ted cruz which john and i did an interview with and w

and all the displays where you can see and of course the little redhead girl and charlie brown, that'sads get in free. you get it. let's talk about the beaches. you can see if you're headed down to the beach today, pacifica will be at 72 degrees later on this afternoon, so yes, very warm there. half moon day today, 75 degrees expected for your afternoon high. even in santa cruz, expecting 79. now, if you are headed that way, just keep in mind we do have a beach warning in place today from the national weather service all the way from the north bay down into the south bay. that's what we're talking about, large breakers and very strong rip currents. if you're headed to the beach today, remember that sunscreen and remember don't turn your back on the waves because it's going to be very dangerous through the afternoon hours. now, let's push ahead to our futurecast. this is what you're going to find as we move through the next couple of days. really clear skies. no rain, unfortunately, in the forecast. storm tracks stay way to our north. for us that's just going to be more sunshine. it's r

and millions of readers watched charlie brown miss the football one last time 15 years ago today.uto. it's the president versus the.: kk former spy chief as the battle over gitmo heats up. welcome everyone, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just as the whitea threatening to limit gitmo transfers the former intelligence chief is speaking out, telling a house hearing today that places like gitmo are needed to get intel from the bad guys in a timely manner. >> to be able to do tactical interrogation, professionally -- >> i got that -- >> with we bring them into the united states and they get read their habeas corp

charlie brown is a clown novelty songs. >> axelrod: but bob dylan didn't spend all night settling scoresked artists who made his songs his the bird, the turtles, sciony and cher. and he praised jimi hendrix johnny cash, and joan baez,. >> for her kind of love and devotion i could never pay that back. >> axelrod: how is their for the times are achanging, dewar this big week, he gave only one interview. not to "rolling stone." dylan spoke to aarp magazine. later on cbs "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgxñaó5Ñ >>> americans, humanitarian worker in syria still unknown tonight. hello, everybody, i'm bruce johnson. welcome to this 7:00 edition of wusa9. still more questions than answers tonight about the fate of an american humanitarian worker this evening. isis claims kayla mueller was killed in a jordanian led air strike. u.s. officials say there's no evidence to support that claim. wendy gillete parents are hopeful that kayla is stil

charlie brown is a clown novelty songs. >> axelrod: but bob dylan didn't spend all night settling scoresked artists who made his songs hits, the byrds, the turtles, sonny and cher. >> i have to thank jimi, too. >> axelrod: and he praised jimi hendrix, johnny cash, and joan baez. >> for her kind of love and devotion i could never repay that back. >> axelrod: how is their for the times are a-changing, during this big week, he gave only one interview. not to "rolling stone." dylan spoke to a.a.r.p. magazine. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org people all over the bay area are scrambling to clean up.. before the next big storm blows in. christian live tease >>> get ready for round 2 tonight. people all over the bay area are scrambling to clean up before the next big storm blows in. >> i'm christian hartnett at the port of oakland where there is a worker shutdown

charlie brown is a clown novelty songs. >> axelrod: but bob dylan didn't spend all night settling scoresked artists who made his songs his the bird, the turtles, sciony and cher. and he praised jimi hendrix johnny cash, and joan baez,. >> for her kind of love and devotion i could never pay that back. >> axelrod: how is their for the times are achanging, dewar this big week, he gave only one interview. not to "rolling stone." dylan spoke to aarp magazine. later on cbs "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a tough time for bobby brown and the houston family three years after whitney's death. >> we have been in atlanta all week long since bobbi kristina's hospitalization, and here is what we can report. >> bobbi kristina was found unresponsive in the bathtub. >> she was currently -- she had been drinking some wine. >> what happened before bobbi kristina's tragedy and the sad similarities to whitney's path. >> you really don't live f

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you ever see charlie brown and waited all night in the pumpkin patch, and it never showed up.onscious of the fact that people have been trashing him for not doing jokes. he could have got on the set and walked on the set and got a laugh from laughing. kennedy: eddie murphy could have done so much, gumby, james brown. foot in the hot tub. >> i know none of these words. kennedy: you wonder around for "snl" in the 80s. i think he was only 16 or 17 when he joined "snl." but he was brilliant. he really was. >> and the rest of the show, they kicked people when they were down. they told five brian williams jokes, he's not exactly flying high right now. kennedy: he's an nbc employee, last i checked. cosby had no relation to the event. >> they made fun of him on the golden globes. >> i think he's quite nice. >> who the cosby? >> he may be guilty as sin, but hasn't been convicted of anything yet. kennedy: it's not just the scarf, phony bologna, you are a classy person, charles. >> i didn't know any of the words you are useing. >> spend the night on youtube and look for eddie murphy clip

i said once again it's peanuts time, and once again lucy is really promising charlie brown she really won't pull that football away. >>> finally let me finish with the face of evil behind the isis mask. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we're talking about closing down homeland security? >> it shows how off the rails the republican party is. we were allows nancy pelosi to be the spokeswoman for homeland security. that should be on you issue we are the parties of homeland security. the people who say they're conservative, republicans, they are the ones who will ruin the republican party, so we have to end this and the speaker has to bring this to a vote. >> i think congressman king is embarrassed by his party. we'll be right back after this. >>> welcome back to "hardball." support is growing for u.s. ground war against isis in this country. according to a new pugh research poll, supports for american ground troops to fight isis has grown by eight points since october. 47% now favor it that poll is hardly an outlier. and according to this month's cbs news poll, 57, a stron

. >>> what are you doing, charlie brown? a valentine. >> thank you. >> you'll need it. >> you know who else is waiting? our facebook page. look at all of the things our page can bring to a relationship. we give you sneak peeks, favorite moments from the show, and opportunities to ask requests of yours truly. like this monday you can ask me anything. you don't have to like the page to ask a question. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. stamps.com is the best. >>> president obama today weighed in on the murder of three young muslim americas from north carolina. a husband, wife and her sister. he said that no one in th

readers watched charlie brown miss the football one last time 15 years ago today. love that music. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. your world is next. stuart varney in for neil cavuto. it's the president versus the.: kk former spy chief as the battle over gitmo heats up. welcome everyone, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just as the whitea threatening to limit gitmo transfers the former intelligence chief is speaking out, telling a house hearing today that places like gitmo are needed to get intel from the bad guys in a timely manner. >> to be able to do tactical interrogation, professionally -- >> i got that -- >> with we bring them into the united states and they get read their habeas corpus right that stops information you can get. >> i've heard that argument thousands of times. >> i have been involved in thousands of interrogation operations -- >> well, does the general have it right? to form at the massachusetts senator scott brown. he has been to gitmo. the general is saying long-term, in depth interrogation is what gitmo

this is at the charles schultz museum free admission because charlie brown had a big crush on a redheaded girl. i don't know if they got together. you might have to go to the museum to find out. something free for everybody, national parks weekend. temperatures are going to be spectacular. saturday, sunday and monday expecting the 50s. so there are some ideas for you. i have also tweeted quite a few things out, and they're all on my twitter page. i think i put like six to seven of them up there. right now, back to you. hopefully we can check in on stanford before the newscast is over. >> but wait there's more. you have your calendar filled up. so does mike. maybe some of the same events. we'll show it to you up next. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. s

tonight, on abc 67 a charlie brown valentine is at 8:00 followed by shark tank" and "20/20." eating alone at school was discouraged at one san francisco school today. in fact, 700 other schools nationwide were on board with that. today was national no one eats alone day. it was created locally three years ago to combat social isolation that can lead to bullying. abc news education reporter lee and melendez explains. >> students at this middle school in san francisco engaged in conversation with kids they wouldn't otherwise hang out with. >> alex, nice to meet you. what's your name? >> i'm danielle. >> the interaction happened here in the lunchroom where kids sometimes eat by themselves. today students made it a point to sit down with anyone who was alone. >> if you see someone who is sitting alone, you should go up to them and ask them if it's okay to sit with them and be nice to them. >> almost everyone here knows how it feels to eat alone. >> it kind of feels like no one really notices you and like no one really cares about you. >> the national no one eats alone day started

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it takes time to go through it all, to understand how deep the good work goes. >> brown: charlie siskel> well, vivian meyer is a fascinating character. she's larger than life almost a character out of fiction but even better than that, she -- it's true, the story is true vivian led a double life and that's a bit of a puzzle about her and her story that we set out to solve to try to understand how a brilliant photographer was able to lead this sort of secret life while masquerading daily as a nanny for over five decades, taking over 150,000 photographs, never sharing them with anyone. >> brown: the filmmakers blsh blrk maier's work to one of today's leading photographers, mary ellen mark. >> beautiful, beautiful. light, environment. i mean she had it all. >> brown: charlie cisco, it raise as number of questions among them sort of whose o an artist, who decides what makes somebody an artist if they're unrecognized in their own lifetime? >> that's right. and if you look at vivian's work, i think, you know, you don't need to be an expert in the history of photography to just take one look a

i mean, she had it all. >> brown: charlie cisco, it raise as number of questions, among them sort ofho decides what makes somebody an artist, if they're unrecognized in their own lifetime? >> that's right. and if you look at vivian's work, i think, you know, you don't need to be an expert in the history of photography to just take one look at her work and see that this is the work of a master. john has done a wonderful job in curating her work and choosing which photographs we're seeing along with, you know, the help of others, other experts in the field. so he's doing the work that vivian really never had a chance to do during her own lifetime. so the portrait that emerges is a portrait of a brilliant artist. you take one look at her self portraits, for example, and you see the way vivian saw herself. she knew that her work was good. they sell portraits -- they almost like to sell portraits of a van gogh or a rembrandt. this is how vivian saw herself. she saw herself as a photographer and artist. >> but it also raises other interesting questions, questions of ethics, of discovery an

political consultants whispering in my ear saying here's the way you say it so everybody sounds like charlie brown's teacher. ra, ra, ra, ra -- no. you're going to hear it from me directly and bluntly because i care. if i didn't care i wouldn't do this. >> but sit down and shut up? >> yeah, well, sometimes people need to be told to sit down and shut up. [ applause ] and you know -- >> i'm sitting down, by the way. >> yeah. and you know quite frankly, laura, some more of that stuff should be happening in washington, d.c. because there's so much ridiculous stuff being spewed, especially out of the white house. someone should say it's time to shut up. [ applause ] >> the teachers unions. you and the teachers unions. it's been a rocky relationship. to say the least. >> yeah. >> you had an adverse court ruling the other day in the state about how you decided not to fully fund the teachers' pension after you agreed to do so. that wasn't a great ruling. i know you're appealing. but how are you bringing people together in the state? you have such a constant adversarial relationship within that educational a

political consultants whispering in my ear's saying here's how you said so everyone sounds like charlie brown'srectly from me and bluntly because i care. if i didn't care there's no reason to do this. >> not sit down and shut up? >> sometimes people need to be told to sit down and shut up. [applause] and you know -- >> i'm sitting down by the way. >> and you know quite frankly, lore, some of that stuff should be happening in washington, d.c., because there's so much ridiculous stuff been spewed out of the white house. someone should say to congress shot of applause but. >> the teachers union, the teachers unions has been a rock relationship. to say the least. you have an adverse court ruling the other day in the state about how you decided not to fully fund the teachers pension after you agree to do so. that wasn't a great willing to i know you are appealing but how are you bringing people together in the state, such a constant adventure relationship within the educational arena. what do people take from that into possibly a national putting? >> let's talk about, quickly by the court ruling. on

charlie gasparino can afford that. what's next? when you talk about iterations for the brownhere, for the bourbons, the rest of the liquid world. i was thinking, maple honey chocolate. what have you got? >> well, we also have in all fairness just pure authentic whiskies. take jamison, for instance. it's probably one of the smoothest tasting whiskies out there. when you sip it, it's absolutely magnificent. we came out with an extra version called black barrel which is finished in charred barrels. iit's a superb taste. >> what was it like growing up as a ricard. it's within 1 dollar of its 52-week high right now. what's that like, being part of this family? >> there is a sense of pride. last week was quite an emotional week. i had a big fight for my grandfather who started the company a long time ago in 1932. i worked for my uncle who chaired the company for such a long time. for my family at large, but as well the 18,000 colleagues around the world who are so punishment about pernod ricard and the brands that we retail and market around the world. and this has been going on an

brown. you are what? >> i tend to think of myself as mocha. >> charlie is. >> wonder bread. >> you created your own.owgy. you put in all the characteristics to eye shape, skin, color, hair. i think i recognized one of our producers cassandra. i'm thinking it my be her. >> they need to work on the yellow one. >> did you see the piece about people that use a lot of emojis? >> yes, yes. there are some people who actually communicate and text with just emojis. >> that's great. >> that would be annoying. thank you, vlad. >> i still like a written word. cbs's new drama called "battle creek." it stars josh duhamel who's still on the west side highway and dean winters. dean is here. thank you, dave. he's here in studio 57. we'll see if josh makes it after joosh duhamel and dean winters both made their mark on hollywood. josh went from a male model and dean was on. now they are teaming up in cbs's new crime drama. it's called "battle creek." >> you know that stuff you said in there about second chances. that's awfully personal. >> battle creek, it's a bluff. >> he gave up because it's up because it's. >> you

. >> reporter: from charlie manuel to mike schmidt, sandberg has some pretty special guest instructors down here to help the players, and how schmidt is trying to help don brown turn into an all-star again. >> thanks jeff. >>> we have our first look at the new cast of "dancing with the stars" today and it has a philly flair. "good morning america" revealed the celebrities live today in los angeles, philadelphia's own patti labelle will be in the ballroom and so will suzanne somers and olympic gold medalist nastia liukin. and derek hough was a last minute edition, "dancing with the stars" premiers here on march 16th. in the meantime see the full cast and see who is in and who they are paired up with. its all on 6abc.com. >>> patti labelle! >> i know. lots of reasons to watch that one. now to the exclusive accuweather forecast, on a day that saw cold temperatures but plenty of sunshine, lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph. >> no one is rooting for this cold right now especially when you look at sky 6, and uss new jersey, and all the ice chunks that continue to flow up and down the delaware depending on the tide. at least it's moving and not jammed up. as you

charlie rose." >> cyrus vance, jr. is here. he is the only the fourth person to hold the post in last 75 years and is circuit -- serving his second time in office. chip brown wrote in some ways and might be the user to be the district attorney in manhattan in an era where new yorkers are not inclined to do terrible things to one another and yet the da office still handles more cases than the entire united states department of justice. he has recently voiced his concerns about cyber security and other issues. i'm pleased to have him to this at this table. as we were talking about, i knew your father well and what an honor it was to know him. he was such a great public servant. a very good lawyer. >> i think that was one of the secrets to his success. his -- i think people trusted his word which i think was -- you have to have that to be a good lawyer. it enabled him to work well with others around the world as they could trust him. >> they did not doubt he was a man of integrity. it was well known he resigned as secretary of state. a gave up that power because he disagreed and did it after the attack against iran to release the hostages. can you talk about

charlie hebdo" contacted the gunman who later killed four pastage age hostages in the cafe. we don't know what the text message said but two days after the massacre, coulibaly contacted the gunman. >>> kate brownn in as state's new governor later this morning. she'll be the first openly bisexual governor in the country. she replaces the governor who expired amid questions about his fiance's consulting work. >>> alabama's governor apologizing for the police use of force against an indian man calling it excessive. the 59-year-old man was left partially paralyzed when police officer eric parker forced him to the ground. parker has been charged with third-degree assault and has pleaded not guilty. >>> today is ash wednesday. it's the first day of lent for christians around the world. observers have put ashes on their foreheads in a form of a cross as a symbol of penance. the next 40 days they fast pray and prepare for easter. >>> the prosecution wraps in the american sniper trial but it's the defense first witness that gives us a peek into the life of eddie ray routh. we'll be right back. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many

charlie? you are on "the washington journal." caller: a simple solution is stop defending criminals just because they're black. this michael brown down in ferguson, he was a bully and a thug. he was high on pot when he robbed a convenience store. he roughed up the owner and attempted to kill a police officer. let me add one more thing. you and your colleagues in the media are not without blame. they constantly referred to him as an unarmed lack -- black teenager instead of what he was. that's all i've got to say. host: pardon me, back to florida. you are on the air. caller: good morning. host: i'm sorry, we're going to have to be moving on. you will be able to hear it through the telephone. you can hear the whole program. if you leave your tv, you will hear a delay and it will be confusing. ronald is in philadelphia. please go ahead. caller: there are going to be some bad policeman that police departments won't get rid of. we had the buddy group -- by the groundy group that was pointing guns at federal officers and nobody went to jail. they armed down the federal government. host: next up is william and hence laying it. caller:

brown showed us during our tour of the adobe lab. >> did you know that gail was trying out for the part in the next episode of star wars? >> not just gail. charliefor star wore, but 25 years of photoshop has taught us that seeing isn't always believing. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone. >> those are funny. the funny photoshop pictures. >> look at hans solo. yeah you're a good hans solo. >> very nice. >> very nice gayle. >> i think a little photoshop is okay. anything that make yours thighs look thinner, i'm in favor of. but don't you love russ brown's enthusiasm. you can feel the passion for it. >> malk. 25 years old today. you can visit cbsnews.com to find an expected conversation about photoshop and how it's used to make weight disappear. you can now change your family photos before you send them out for christmas. >>> and who doesn't want another look of charlie as hans solo and norah's princess leia. i'm just saying it's there. >>> ahead of oscar night, the vip valet >>> sunday's oscar night. one of the biggest party nights of the year in the movie business. one man always enjoys a spot among the a-listers. he served presidents incloo