liz: we're calling it the cher indicator.eresting to seehat is happening with all of that, think that is fascinating, but we're looking at for example the number that was pretty strong. now we have oil in the u.s., and moving up more than 8% each, $13 between the two, what do you read into that? >> is almost like it is counterintuitive in the stock market to my way of thinking because we look at the stock market and at rallies and everybody is happy about it and crude rallies. for the most part people were unhappy, so again it is like the market is the truth. i find it a little bit confusing and i agree again, the stock market in particular, it is like everybody buying it. liz: first of all he is too cleaned up today. and he is confused. you have to love it, right? >> crude oil is telling you something, the economy is stronger than a lot of people think, and if you look at the durable goods number, the housing number, all of this rehab being done, granted a lot of it is investors coming in and buying up properties, they're al

look if you think progressive don't live in the world perhaps but what i wanted to say is this when cher was upset about her daughter wanting to become a man nobody says a word about it and she continues to get glad awards when cheney who has a gay daughter who adopts a child and lives a gay life there's not a word is not a thing about. it there's not a left person on the left applauding him and giving him glad award for saying hey here's the way although this is the part of a lot of a lot of people came out and said dick cheney did the right thing dick cheney is almost universally people if you can count on one it isn't as you love me but he was good to his daughter he's good on gay rights i mean cheney's position is actually the position of many people in the g.o.p. including rubio which is leave it up to the states which creates a two party system in which. people are eligible to be married in some states and go to other states and those marriages are valid which is how dumb it works so what cheney has done and what rubio has done is not say you know states should states that decide o

he's following cher on tour. oh. okay, don't get me wrong.a show, but i am not gay. hey, lily, be honest. is it weird that robin hangs out with one of her exes all the time? oh, ted and robin broke up years ago. it's a non-issue. ted and robin?! not seeming so gay now am i, donny? an appletini for the gentleman. thank you. you dated ted, too?! robin, of the four people you consider your best friends in new york, you've slept with 50% of them! don, they're just my friends. yeah, but they're also your exes. and you live with one of 'em. look, i'm sorry. i gotta... i gotta think about all this. (both sighing) marshall: my god she's a thousand degrees! it's like putting my leg against a tailpipe. (clears throat) lily: ow! his toenails are like daggers.

decided to have you decided to become chance yet when when when chaz said it to make that transition cher was very thick that it was just come out and apologize for the problem is tom i don't deny that there are some people that are bigoted out there of course there are there are racial bigots there are gay because there are all kinds of people that are bigots but it is not accurate to simply stay. if a person disagrees on this is just listening it lives in their living what you do why don't you set the cause back whichever one you want racial discrimination immigration whatever you want i think with a little may well show you label will make it even more rude when you let the label well meaning people bigots merely because they disagree with me they will say that well meaning arrogant know well one other thing maybe decided when cher did it she can read about it was wrong with megan made a point comment she came back is it ok but she's ok she nobody came out and said you're a big good cheer let's take back all those glad award people and stay in the trans community were very specific the

cher. you're too young for cher. i think i'm still trying understand that it's actually happened. now it's about working harder and just proving that that's not all i can do. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, just one name. all righty then. you can see the competition, "dancing with the stars," continues tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. >>> coming up here, talking about it for weeks. >> i have been hearing a lot about these pictures coming in. >> celeb lookalikes have us seeing double. come on back. >> we continue with breaking news from the south bay with an amber alert issued for a missing 11-month-old girl in east san jose. a lost police are out there saying the girl's mother was warming up the jeep in east san jose and someone jumped inside the vehicle and took off with the 11-month-old inside. it happened at 6:45 and here is the license plate of the white 2006 jeep liberty: 6bw kfor 40 and we will alert you to new developments at abc7n

start on the edmund pettus bridge, a place where her father ordered police to a brutally attack mar chers badly beaten in that day in 1965. for the last five years to mark the anniversary peggy has walked with lewis across the pettus bridge. >> i told him. i said i crossed many bridges in my life, and i'll cross many many more, but the most important bridge i'll ever cross in my life is the one i crossed with you in 2009. >> reporter: she's writing a book about the impact of her father's politics on his family and speaking to students and others about her personal journey. >> today i rise to condemn the politic of exclusion that runs rampant in america. >> it has to be difficult for someone who was in your position to have come to the place you've come. was it? >> yes, it has. i received a lot of criticism, a lot of hurtful criticism, and i've just moved on and i'd just like my children to not reeb where my father stood but where i am standing now. >> reporter: bill plante cbs news montgomery, alabama. >>> well coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on president obama

. ♪ babe i got you babe ♪ i got you babe >>> that sonny and cher hit from "groundhog day" will make all our first story. feel like spring to you yet? >> no. >> not here either. not for us either, so an ohio prosecutor is apparently frosted about that and he's indicted punxsutawney phil, the pennsylvania groundhog. >> i think it's a good idea. he says phil committed fraud by indicating that february was going to be a short month and spring was just around the corner calling for the death penalty for phil. chances are good beyond a shadow of a doubt he will relent once the good weather arrives. he is kidding, of course, folks. >> yes. please don't take this seriously. >> i still want to see phil behind bars in a jail suit for a photo-op for five minutes. >> indicted, fraud. >> in ang orange jumper, punxsutawney phil. >>> spring or not easter is around the corner and that means peeps so a wisconsin library is hosting a peep show. >> really? >> get your mind out of the gutter. it's really the library's third annual peep diorama contest. every entry features the marshmallow candy all by loca

he is accused of using campaign and cher could you what was used for gambling.uld get up to a year in jail. >>> police in panola released this sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a girl on her way home from school. they say he pulled the girl's wrist but she managed to break free and ran home. he is described as white, 6- foot tall, has slick back air and a goatee. he also has a piercing in his eyebrow. >>> they are hosting the second and third round and call is the 12th seed of the east region. they are the 5th seeded team and they are 5 and 1 of all time versus cal. [applauds] [applauds] >> oh, yeah, they are happy and cheering at the st. mary's basketball team and selected for the tournament yet, tomorrow night in vallejo. they will play the 6th seed on thursday. >>> and the women's tournament, that happens today. stanford and cal are expected to get high seeds. the number 4 stanford seed packed the tournament tour a week ago on friday. 547 dash >>> then i am going to hand it to a blank one, for somebody who knows nothing about basketball. chances are they wi

he is accused of using campaign and cher could you what was used for gambling.d get up to a year in jail. >>> police in panola released this sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a girl on her way home from school. they say he pulled the girl's wrist but she managed to break free and ran home. he is described as white, 6- foot tall, has slick back air and a goatee. he also has a piercing in his eyebrow. >>> they are hosting the second and third round and call is the 12th seed of the east region. they are the 5th seeded team and they are 5 and 1 of all time versus cal. [applauds] [applauds] >> oh, yeah, they are happy and cheering at the st. mary's basketball team and selected for the tournament yet, tomorrow night in vallejo. they will play the 6th seed on thursday. >>> and the women's tournament, that happens today. stanford and cal are expected to get high seeds. the number 4 stanford seed packed the tournament tour a week ago on friday. 547 dash >>> then i am going to hand it to a blank one, for somebody who knows nothing about basketball. chances are they will

. >> jimmy: you have one name like cher, oprah, beyonce, amirosa. what happened? decided to go with one name? >> because i feel like my name is special on its own . it's like zendaya! and then coleman. >> jimmy: there are no other zendayas, right? >> not that i know of. >> jimmy: and you'll destroy them if there is. does coleman have to do with gary or the camping company? >> my parents didn't tell me anything on that. >> jimmy: i bet real money every year, and i'm pretty good at it. i pick about 50%. so you're in -- i would imagine you were thrilled when you got the news. >> i was really excited. i got a text from my teacher who got a text from her cousin who had seen it and i kind of freaked out. >> jimmy: your dance teacher? >> no, my schoolteacher. >> jimmy: i don't want you going to school during this -- oh, i hope you're not studying or anything like that. >> i know. i'm really trying. >> jimmy: i want no extracurricular activities. other than dancing. you should be dancing. you should be waking up in the morning and dancing, dancing all through the day and

whatever, cher.nterest that it created grannies for grass chapters this illinois, ohio and missouri. stats back it up. according to a national survey 6% of adults between age 50 and 59 used marijuana in 2011. that's double the number -- >> you were bogarding during the commercial break. >> let's go live to the pot-loving pussycat for a counter point. the tower of the drug. -- the power of the drug. it is the power of the drug. dan, you have been selling weed at retirement homes for years now. >> it is how i make my money. >> what do they see of the scene in is this true? >> i like old people smoking weed. they are fun. they are old and wrinkly and docile. you get them all high and you can steal their jewelry. >> you are a terrible person. >> i am. >> at least you admit it. >> it is better than drunk people getting wasted and making out in front of you. >> that's true. >> with weed they will tell you some crazy stuff like man, the moon landing didn't really happen. i was there. i was in the studio. >>

. >> i don't go retail cher has stored in the bay area will start down after the stock tumbled yesterdayer the company announced they pulling pants from store shelves because they are see through. hallelujah -- lulu lemon stock says this affects pantses that are too shear and is offering refunds to customers. the problem will create a product shortage in the fors for now. >> the best known newspapers will start charges users for the website. the "washington post" says they will charge users would look at more than 20 article as month. the amount people are charged is not decided yet but subscribers have free access to unlimited articles but the "washington post" follows other papers that have been installing a "pay wall." >> we are still free, and you can get free weather information which is important especially today. >> and it is on twitter, as well , and you guys are also tweeting. we are everywhere. we try to be. any platform you have we want to be there for you. here is live doppler 7 hd, it is dry right now other than a few sprinkles and the commute will be fine as far as the weat

that's one of the things that cher talks about. change at the hr level, at the senior executive levels, and we need a different perspective. when i ran my own company and then when i sold the company, i went from being perceived as a wonderful executive to being perceived as someone who was too aggressive. now i'm brag to being an entrepreneur, it's wonderful to be back to the way i was used to being. >> is that one reason you left to start your own firm, because you worked for the big firms on wall street? >> no, i thought i could make more money. >> that's a good answer. that's a woman not standing in her own way. >> tim, you wanted to get in on this conversation? being in 2u67 with your softer side. >> i haven't read the book, because after work i'm going home and mopping the floors in my house, but to karen, you know, you are a mother of four, you know, where have you had to make choices that ultimately are the ultimate choice? my wife is much smarter than i am, an accomplished lawyer, smush who ultimately is at home at least u

it's a sonny and cher thing going. >> do you think it's right for them to bring out their baby like thatt seemed like the speaker was really bothering the child. >> yes. >> what did you think about the oompa loompas running around on the stage? >> i thought it was awkward. not like her. i don't know what that was all about. >> it was like a willy wonka thing. >> it was really weird. >> do you know who is in the super bowl? >> the baltimore ravens and the 79ers? >> the 79ers, that's right. >> who do you think deserves to win, the ravens or the 79ers? >> the 79ers. >> are you glad the 79ers won? >> did they win? >> they did, yeah. >> oh, yeah. congratulations, 79ers, y'all earned it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this woman right here, one of the oompa loompas. [ cheers and applause ] let that be a lesson to you. honesty is always the best policy. no, she doesn't need a microphone. she's lied enough. we have a good show for you tonight. from "girls" on hbo, adam driver is here. we have music from halestorm. we'll be right back with kim, kourtney, and fetus kardashians. so stick around. ♪music pla

it is not cher which republican she will face in the may election but the former governor sanford leads the contenders which are be down to a final candidate in a run off in two weeks. >> advocates and employees are upset over a new health insurance requirement at c.v.s. which is demanding employees on the company insurance plan undergo health screenings and report a range of personal data including weight, body fat ratio and blood pressure. workers who don't, can see their premiums go up by $600 a year. c.v.s. wants to have access to health records and if you don't you pay an another $50 a month. the new policy is an attempt to cut health insurance costs and encourage workers to develop healthy habits. >> the boys and girls club of san francisco will cash in on 49ers' all pro linebacker's year. before the season he pledged to donate $5,099 for every sack he reported. i will ask you a pop quiz and he had 19 1/2 sacks, the second highest total in the nfl. he will deliver a check for under $100,000 today to the boys and girls club of san francisco and the peninsula will share that wonderf

cher keeps coming back.ll still live at the vatican, still wear the white robe lose the red leather shoes and who knew the magic red shoes made you pope and he will keep the pope emeritus. >> is that like the dean emeritus at the fryer's club? >> john: his taking his personal secretary the sexy guy, george, he will be the new -- they're going to share a secretary. it is really screwy. >> wait a minute. he has a summer residence? i thought he was supposed to live in poverty. >> john: have you seen the castle? the nuns get the poverty. >> another anti-female thing here. >> john: i hate to break it to you but yes the vatican has women problems too. >> mental card catalog, come up with the name of the bishop of boston, they had a hard time booting his butt out. >> john: cardinal law. >> he was punished and sent to the vatican into a 40-room historic mansion with 20 servants and probably a masseur. >> john: under the swiss guard, no doubt. >> that's how you punish the rearrangers. like cardinal mahoney whose idea

. >> with the morning sickness gone, kate is starting to cher hitch her pregnancy.attending the wedding of polo player mark tomlinson. his bride won gold at the olympics for dressage. >> in this particular example, they don't want to take all of the glory away from the bride. >> at home, kate resumed her charity work, almost five months pregnant, she is living full time in london, while william continues his work in wales. harry too is focusing on his charity work. he spent most of the week in southern africa with his charity he set up to help children with hiv. his mother diana also worked with people with hiv. >> i hope my mother would be proud. >> the reality is, it was something very close to his mother's heart. she was somebody who championed acceptance for this disease, acceptance for people suffering with it. and harry, by working with this charity, is staying close to his mother. >> reporter: as the royal couple prepare for parenthood, no doubt, diana is very much in their thoughts too. annabelle roberts, nbc news, london. >>> and now here is erica. >> thank

multiples to low multiples in evaluation, cash flows, dividends -- liz: i shouldn't worry it was $0 a cher year ago, and kind of depressing. >> it's an opportunity. listen, this is what the market's about. if you pay the wrong price for security and don't do evaluation work, you lose money over the long run. pay the prices for securities, and v.ly, you get evaluations out. it's always been the same variable. >> i have to ask about regime motors. talk about old technology, they are about as old as you get in the u.s. market. why do you like them now. that's the point. the u.s. market and european market, there's no growth there. it's diminished growth. their launch and future will be frankly in asia, china, india, what have you. they are big time there and well liked and growing. that's where they put the money. there's equipment, dealerships, and so forth. you want to be able to get a company that trades, i don't know, 2.5 times enterprise value to cash flow, single digit, ratio, unlevered now with excess capacity around. it's great to sit on top of as things develop, you know, in china, a

. >> lean in is of course a reference to facebook coo cher sandberg's new book and motto urging womenn when it come to the workplace. >> i leaned in far, very far. i had many young women over time that i've tried to give advice to, guidance to. and i would always be very honor and say don't do it like me. >> in an exclusive interview with ann curry, she said her professional success came at great cost to her personal life, family and relationships. at 47, she is now trying to get pregnant. but this isn't just a we will's issue. it is a family issue. a new study finds half of all working men are struggling with about aing work and family. i have a lot of passionate feelings about this. what i thought was so interesting about erin callan, i think what she is saying, she said very clearly. i leaned in too far. and another point of her message was that looking back, she needed to be committed to her career but she didn't need to go to the extremes. to me there's a confluence between what they are saying. sandberg is saying ladies, you have to lean in. i think part of the problem with why

apparently they have reason to be if you read from their holy stript cher, which of course is corporate properties. corporate profits are and have been a very happy story during our current supposedly socialistic administration. president obama takes over, right, during the great recession. so this is the valley of corporate despair. but since then, corporate profits have just gone up and up and up. for a hot minute last summer, the financial press warned us that the fun was over, that record corporate profits would not last, but after that, hey, look, they lasted, and then some. by the december report, we hit a new new record. corporate profits at a new all-time high. by the latest quarter for which we've got the data. america's corporations showed in that quarter the largest after-tax profit in the history of our nation. right? the problem with that is that success is not necessarily redounding to the humans who make up our nation. here is a really big issue for our country. here is what corporate profits have been doing over time, four decades, basically over my lifeline. that's the

sonny and cher... jay and the americans... the kinks... the four seasons... barry mcguire... trini lopez... the mamas and the papas... the bobby fuller four... the young rascals... the outsiders... the animals... paul revere and the raiders... nancy sinatra... the righteous brothers... dionne warwick... wayne fontana and the mindbenders... the zombies... and herman's hermits! ♪ when it really is getting through to you ♪ ♪ it's hullabaloo and here's tonight's guest host on hullabaloo, peter noone of herman's hermits! peter: blimey, that's me. i'm peter noone, but you can call me herman if you like. in the 1960s, me and my band, herman's hermits, were part of a sensational uproar that changed popular music forever, from british hits to breakthrough american bands, the sounds of folk rock to classic soul and sweethearts of the swinging sixties, this period in music was explosive,

what has happened to our cull cha cher culture that suddenly these have become imperatives?n history, when you look at societies that come and go and countries come and go, when the chips are down, people will always go with their society, usually, not always, and those that don't are the minority very often. what we want to do is create a society through dialogue that isn't quite as much at odds with the gospel of jesus christ as it seems ours has become at times at least. so the phenomenon you're talking about is not new. again, however, the church is universal. so, you know, we have to stay with the entire church, and we have to stay with categories that aren't cultural. conservatives and liberals are the categories you use. you'll be using them today. our categories are what is true and what is false and then what's the evidence for that? >> i have to ask you in closing if you could describe the sense of spiritual renewal you feel with pope francis. i'm not catholic but i was certainly caught up in that sense of renewal that i think canal licks and non-catholics feel ali

. ♪ >>> cher -- >> you may want to turn in a bit earlier tonight or plan to sleep in later tomorrow morningwe all dread when we lose an hour of sleep. >> we try to make it sound positive, we're springing forward. we are turning the clocks ready thanks to daylight saving time. it's universal. springing ahead just isn't as easy as falling back. >> i don't like losing an hour of sleep. >> i don't have time to set my clock every year. it's annoying. >> imagine what it's like for sebastian laws. there are more than 200 timekeepers in his new york shop. do you reset all of the clocks? your shop? >> the whole process will probably take two to three weeks to get to every clock. >> there's no avoiding daylight savings -- daylight saving time, yes, singular, no "s." while the roving hour doesn't constitute time travel, the move is regulated by the department of transportation. really, why do we make the change twice a year? >> to be honest, i have no idea. no idea. >> the official word from the dot, more nighttime light saves energy and cuts down on crime and traffic accidents. one study by the u.s.

success first came writing songs for other performers like cher, barbra streisand and laura brannigan'st wasn't until michael bolton began singing his own love song, that he found fame, selling more than 53 million albums worldwide and winning two grammys. he's now back in the spotlight once again. from competing on "dancing with the stars," to stealing the show in a "saturday night live" digital short that now has more than 100 million youtube views. and last year he made people's sexiest man alive list. ♪ today bolton has reinvented himself once again, paying homage to the hits of motown on his latest album. michael bolton's new motown album is called "ain't no mountain high enough." it's a tribute to hitsville u.s.a. and he joins us at the table. hello mike ol bolton. what a career when you look at the video of your life. >> ten decades. it's amazing. >> tina turner once said when she first met you -- tina turner said, hey, i thought you were a brother. a lot of people thought you were a black guy until they saw you. >> which is a great compliment. when i would do, the you know, the

fergie and cher. and 33-year-old black eyed peas singer, dazzled with their outfits. fergie who recently announced she was pregnant, played up her growing baby bump. they were really dazzling in some interesting fashions. >>> finally, before having children, many couples try caring for a dog. one couple in the netherlands is treating their sheepdogs like kids. taking adorable pictures of them and posting them online for everyone to see. look at the two posing there. a landscape shot, out with -- i think their names are sara and sophie. two sheepdogs. the dogs -- they're very cooperative. and the pictures are just proof. here they are, having a little breakfast. and i think there's another shot of them, of course, at the atm. we all need to have a little cash on us, right? don't want to get stranded without cash. especially when you're playing chess. look at that thought. the look of contemplation on that checkmate, right? that's "pop." all i have. >> thanks for bringing it to us. >>> how much better c

. >> stephanie: a bunch of pope chers singing don't cry for me argentina?d? why is there no ceremony? why all the costumes if there is not going to be some big musical or something? don't they present the pope -- >> they did it last night. >> stephanie: that's it. >> that's it. he is already poping. >> stephanie: no pope chairs, no roller skates nothing? they don't fly him in like sandy duncan. >> he appears out of the floor like in zanadu. >> right and then do rhythmic gymnastics. >> stephanie: right. there should be a royal thing -- >> core nation. >> stephanie: like a new queen. a wheelie -- >> nitro funny cars sunday! sunday! sunday! >> stephanie: right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (lau

area but in some ways it may come back to that that north korea is ratch chetting up and on march 11 cher looking at possible strike actions. what do you see as the relationship between iran and north korea and how much of the technology that iran is developing is coming from that direction and is that going to be a substantial force for iran's information in further developing what they have j and that would be for either of you? >> it's a great question. i would like to get back to you with a more complete answer but your intinketses your thoughts are on target. there is a connection and the degree to which that connection provides real progress for iran, i cannot say in open hearing but i will get back to you senator. >> thank you, general. and admiral, one of the strongest parts of our states, my state, indiana's assistance to the united states armed forces is naval warfare. i know one of the areas they work on without getting into too much technical detail is developing technology for special forces. i want you to know we consider that a privilege. but in terms of our special ops, is

when you can make a for cher or lose your shirt, psychology is by far the overriding influence before i want to present you folks this is a squawks box. >> yes. >> and i want to give you this because this is our favorite from morgan stanley which has been recently retired. >> oh, my gosh. >> this is a real "squawk box". your viewers should know what a "squawk box" looks like everything is done by computer. >> you don't have a meeting in the morning anymore. >> skwroerbjoe, we love this sh. we love becky. we love andrew. my daughter said, dad, how do you like your cell phone? i said, honey, that's a computer with a phone attached. 60% is no longer verbal. it's looking up things and e-mails and texts. >> do we have a dated name now? there are no more "squawk box"? >> it's a conic. >> thanks for bringing that in. >> now we know how to do it. putting all that together. just talking about what we have seen in the dow. do you think it's been justified, the move we have seen? it's been a bit of regress since we had 12 years of underperformance. would you stay long here? >> well, on a long-te

and he said, i've been hearing these songs that you're writing and giving to the pointer sisters and cherce singing these songs. >> gretchen: that worked? >> i was like, that's what this meeting is for? i'm in. >> steve: then you wound up doing a whole bunch of albums, selling 53 million albums and now we'd like to take you back in time, michael bolton. michael bolton's many hair styles. hair today and hair tomorrow. >> clayton: we saw some of that in the music video. there is a great one. you address this in the book. you write about your decision to cut the hair. >> right. >> clayton: look at that. >> gretchen: how did you come to that decision? >> well, i wore long hair. i had long hair since the beatles, the british invasion happened, the beatles and stones and zombies and all. in new haven, connecticut, people would roll down their windows and yell things at you. the school system tried to get to us cut our hair. my father wasn't going to have it. he within to the school. he went to the principals and he said, no. this is the way they're growing their hair. whether we like it or not.

after that, the newed a ven cher between freddie may and fannie make. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the united stateses paten and trademark offices is one of the few federal agencies that is designated to exist in the constitution. it is a fairly modern invention. the first patents were popular in england. but the constitution takes it one step further. this is for useful inventions and from the beginning, novelty was a key aspect of the patent's role. every model has a tag with it. each of the tags is tied on by a piece of red ribbon. this piece of red ribbon is one of the supposed originations of the phrase red tape. because it is hard to tell, this was original red ribbon these were tide with. it wasn't until the tag was tied on and the patent was approved that you could cut through the red tape. it was to show the on operation of an item. each one of these models works in a way that a full scare version would work. >> this weekend on american history tv tour the hall of inventers museum on c-span 3. >> one of the th