>> and all of the jurors were disturbed by chaz's indifference toward his wife. >> chaz did not showe process of his wife being found dead. in the ambulance it was the same thing. everyone described him as being totally unemotional. he was the same way with us. he didn't look at the jury. >> i loved her. >> and he didn't make much of an impression on the stand either. >> he was totally unbelievable. he lacked such emotion that i couldn't believe him as a witness. >> but the defense scored points by arguing chazz had no motive to kill kathy. >> we present -- weren't presented with a motive. maybe this or maybe that. >> what was the motive to kill her? why not leave? leave the relationship. it goes back to the personality of chaz higgs. you don't have to have a smoking gun. you have to connect the dots. >> after eight hours of connecting those dots, the jurors announced they had reached a verdict. chaz higgs was about to learn his fate. >> we the jury in the above-entitled matter find the defendant, chaz higgs, guilty of first degree murder. >> chaz will now spend his life in prison wi

they just gave chaz 72 years. i signed the plea bargain. >> i know you are distraught because "days of our lives" isn't on now. >> even with the plea bargain, he got 35 years. carr says he sold drugs not just to support his addiction but to support his brother. >> chaz was arrested and i started paying for his legal fees. i was paying for his attorney with drug money. >> i feel like it's my fault. i feel like he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> family's first, you know, it's just the way it is. >> i know in any situation i ever get into, he's going to be there, whether it's right or wrong, good or bad, he's going to be there. and i mean, he's loyal, loving and a pain in the ass, sometimes but that's him. you can't pick your family. >> skitz. that's the nickname that he gave me probably about ten years ago? >> yeah. ten or twelve years ago. >> yeah. >> how did he get that nickname. you tell me. >> we was high on meth, we was sitting there and he was tripping out thinking he could see the cops everywhere a

his older brother called him chaz. >> he was a wonderful athlete, wonderful person, he was a christian. loved kids. loved people. all people. >> is it started around 5:00 on a clear autumn day. richard was working behind the count irv his family owned deli. he stopped by to help his brother-in-law and father, richard, sr., who suffered a heart attack. they owned the building and say tenant himself been withholding rent to protest the lack of open spaces. wells, charles didn't know about the issue when he pulled into open spot and went across the street to get a piece of pizza. richie's father remembers that day. >> i asked if i am if he could please move to the other lot. he refused to do it. >> so the deli own did what the police told him to do, put a sticker on the wind. here what's they say happened when campbell saw the sticker on his new car. >> listen, i need a cop over here. a fight just broke out. >> he was in the store. he saw him come running across the street. i was like this, he came behind me and he stepped like this and heap put his hands up like this and heap said there'

a soldier like chaz ray clark who was wounded in afghanistan this past september.security correspondent david martin has his story. >> reporter: a roadside bomb just went off. a soldier let out that timeless battlefield cry. >> ready? >> reporter: specialist chaz ray clark stepped right on the bomb and lost both feet and his left forearm. the race to get him to the hospital was videotaped by free lance journalist michael young. >> 1, 2, 3, go, guys. get him out of here. >> reporter: his commanding officer seemed confident clark would survive. >>. >> reporter: med vak helicopters were less than five minutes flying time away. so the odds were with clark who seemed fully alert but in pain. the minutes ticked by. lieutenant colonel wanted to know what was taking so long. the med vak has been waiting for an armed escort but all the apache gunships were off on other missions. under the geneva convention med vaks marked with red crosss cannot carry weapons. the red cross is supposed to make them off limits to enemy fire. but does it? >> we're taking fire. we just got hit

his older brother called him chaz. >> he was a wonderful athlete, a wonderful person, he was a christian. loved kids. loved people. all people. >> reporter: it started around 5:00 on a clear autumn day. richey was working around the counter of his family-owned deli. he'd stopped by to help his brother-in-law and father, richard sr., who was recovering from a heart attack. parking was a major problem along this busy street. they owned the building and said tenants has been withholding rent to protest the open spaces. well, charles campbell didn't know about the conflict when he pulled his corvette into this spot and went across the street to get a piece of pizza. richey's father remembered that day. >> i asked him if he could please move to the other spot and he refused to do it. >> reporter: so the deli owner did what dobbs ferry police told him to do, placer a sticker on the window. here's what father and son say happen when campbell saw the sticker on his new car. >> yeah, listen, i need a cop over here at venice deli in dobbs ferry. a fight just broke out outside. >> richey was in the

campaign candidate here in iowa today the other's going dark for the day but he is capitalizing that he chaz. >> he has traveled a lot and iowa and traveled all 99 counties. he said early on that he would campaign hard and the state but he gave no indication that in the case of rodney he might skip over iowa and move straight to new hampshire. >> another factor that has helped santorum so much is not only the sport support of evangelical christian leaders but he did have a lot of money so he was campaigning which is how campaigning used to be done in iowa, throughout retail campaigning. through retail campaigning. of course here's a guy who held the lead at one time ronni spends over $4 million in advertising in december alone and much of it and that newt gingrich. much of it aimed at newt gingrich. iowa republicans have picked a flavor of the month only to see them melt under the increased media scrutiny and a very serious missteps. in august 5th months before the caucuses that front runner was minnesota congresswoman michele bock men. she won the iowa straw poll but lost favor among voters

chaz allen is the part-time major. >> when we were with you two years ago it was midterm election, theountry sent a new congress to washington. what difference has that made to newton. >> i don't know that we've seen a big difference. we see gridlock. >> reporter: and the mayor told us gridlock kills jobs. for example, the new plant that makes wind turbine blades can't plan ahead unless congress makes decisions about energy tax credits. so your message to washington is what? >> compromise. move forward. policies that are longer than two months and a year we need to move forward. >> pelley: like a lot of people we've been talking to in iowa, mayor allen and dave mcneer told us they haven't decided who they're going to vote for. winter weather often affects iowa voter turnout, but we are expecting sunshine tomorrow with a high around 40 degrees in des moines. it's another story in the great lakes, though, where a blast of arctic air is delivering heavy snow. as much as two feet of snow is forecast from upper michigan to new york state by tomorrow with lesser amounts as far south as west

chaz bono, he is saving his money because he wants to buy a penis. a doctor overseas to complete his transformation from woman to man. he broke up with his fiance, 42 years old. going in for gender reassignment surgery and apparently found a doctor in belgrade he wants to perform the surgery to get his man parts in place. going for the whole package. >> i don't know what to say to that. can he upgrade. get the $45,000. don't go cheap. >> don't go cheap. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks

his older brother called him chaz. >> he was a wonderful athlete and a wonderful person.e was a crist nan and loved kids. loved people. all people. >> it started around 5:00 on a clear autumn day. richard was working behind the counter of his family-owned deli. he stopped by to help his brother-in-law and father who was recovering from a heart attack. parking was a major problem along this busy street. he owned the building and said tenants were withholding rent to protest the lack of open spaces. he didn't know about the ongoing tension when is he pulled into this reserved spot and went across the street to get a piece of pizza. his father remembers that day. >> i asked him if he could move to the other lot. then he refused to do it. >> so the deli owner did what the police had hold him to do. plaster a sticker on the window. here's what the father and son said happened when the father saw the sticker on his new car. >> i need a couple of here. i just broke out. >> first he was in the store and he saw them running across the street and he came and i was like this. he cam

. >> the combination of the lights and the anger make you look like young chaz. >> and i am a made man. >> seriously, you said why would you get a ron paul for president t-shirt? first of all, can you imagine what that newspaper is worth today? that is probably a lot, don't you think? >> i would think so. so it would be interesting, and secondly to kind of second what bill said, who does want it is small go tau mall 11 children to go with the super bowl. >> they are running around ecuador right now. >> in the same thing you mentioned the 3:00 a.m. call attack ad. you reminded us of that. and speaking of that, it made me think, i think that speaks the most favorably to ron paul because as you mentioned he is in the 70s. he would be the most likely to be up at 3:00 a.m. urinating. >> that's a good . -- that's a good point. this is the only half time show that is longer than the show. it lapsed the show. >> and i think jesse made a similar joke last night, but that's okay. >> what? i don't often do it two days in a row. >> we know. we talked to your wife. >> i just defended you a minute a

when i was 16, i had my birthday at the ground round. [ laughter ] some celebrity news, this week, chaz bono announced that he split up but his long-time girlfriend after six years together. [ audience aws ] yeah. it's the classic case of girl meets girl, girl becomes boy, then other girl who stayed a girl leaves boy/ex-girl. [ light laughter ] and finally, a man in connecticut proposed to his girlfriend by spelling out the words "will you marry me" in christmas lights. it was a little awkward though. before she could answer, the guy's neighbor, bill, was like, "yes! a thousand times yes!" [ light laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we got a great show tonight. first, i want to show you guys this thing. we have -- we have a new app. we have an app coming out here. [ cheers ] it's called. "wake-up call," right? "jimmy fallon's wake-up call." it's my new app and -- look at this -- it's got a bunch of different -- it's just an alarm chock, really. [ light laughter ] it's an alarm clock -- you got that there. or you can -- so you ca

let's go to chaz blackmoore, he says this. women are unpredictable and changeable.eted. chaz now says he is not dominant so he's got a problem with this study along with -- >> well put. >> good thing i wore a skirt. because you called me one. >> i want people to know the difference in the genders. men don't wear skirts unless they have bagpipes. peter johnson jr. is on deck. he's warming up with our next guest. that's chris powell, the trainer from "extreme make-over weight loss." stick around to see who gets in shape first. >> roll the tape. >> yeah. >> oh, my god! >> come on. there we go. >> ok, those two are not big losers. >> all right, time for the trivia question of the day. born on this date in 1955, this british comedian is a carren enthusiast to recently crashed his sports car. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothe are too big now, so i'm donating them. not going back there again. good for yo how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more

senator marco rub yes who's sort of a favorite son of florida actually chaz tiesed gingrich for putting that radio ad out saying it was inaccurate. gingrich saying last night in a press media availability here in florida that he pulled the ad because he did it out of respect for mark yes rubio. that sort of gives you a sense of the dividing lines here in the state. mitt romney, you would think he's a guy that would have an uphill battle because of his statements on immigration, but the fact of the matter is mitt romney in many ways is better organized here on the ground. he spent four years cultivating a relationship with the latino community, and he has a lot of really important endorsements from some of the cuban american members of the congress, from farther down in south florida. that matters, too. so for gingrich right now, an uphill battle making just a full play for the latino vote. we'll have to see how it turns out. perhaps debates tonight being the last debate could help turn the tide more in gingrich's favor. we'll see. kyra? >> yeah, indeed. we'll be talking again tomorrow a