we are now chomping at the bit. once the rotation is complete -- they are still fine tuning it -- we are going to get in there and begin looking at these parts we have not seen. the alt met goal is to get it and associated artifacts back in 1864. >> the history of the civil .ights movement with a twour martin luther king's letter from birmingham jail. the bombing of the 16th street baptist church. next write a 8:00 eastern on c-span. month, debates on what makes america great. evolution, genetically modified foods. spotlight

one of the cleaners like this, chomp product will do a terrific job.t was excellent, lou. we're glad you're lou. >> me too. >> we're going to be back with more. >> first this is "today" on nbc. >>> so don't forget who i called out for the ice bucket challenge. kenny loggins billy bush and meredith vieira. >> get ready to get wet. >> billy has been challenged. we'll find out what everybody did tomorrow. >> also tomorrow mira sit downs with us. >> and before your kids head back to school adorable and easy fall hair styles. >> ambush makeovers. >> have an awesome wines day wednesday. >> guess what tomorrow is? >> thirsty thursday. >> you're right. >> bye, everybody. here to help. and i will get through this together. ♪

look at him chomping away. then he starts laughing.s laughing because here's what he put in. he doesn't realize it he is putting ex-lax in it. >> go back to the middle. dennis starts laughing, right? 90 minutes later, here's the big payoff. >> what's wrong? what happened? >> i'm getting sick. >> he switched them? oh, he ate the wrong way. the pranker got pranked. >> look at the sweat pouring out of dennis's head. >> dude. >> i'm sweding. i'm sick for real. >> he is rushing for the bathroom. he says their downstairs bathroom did not have a lock. >> seriously, come on, man. >> not so funny now, huh? >> dude, you had something to eat, right? did you eat like the wrong rice krispie or something? is that what happened? >> stop it, dude. >> this is awesome. this is awful that he thought to do this, but it's awesome that it back diagnosis fired. >> serious pete knew who he was dealing with. >> i knew [ bleep ]. i knew it. >>> girls busting a beat. all about -- >> hear the daddy-daughter rap duo next. >>> this is a game show where you can win

chomping away. dennis starts laughing. >> he's laughing because he can't get it down?hing in there. >> he's laughing because -- >> what he doesn't realize is i'm putting ex-lax in this batch. >> go back to the middle of the challenge. dennis starts laughing, right? 90 minutes later, here's the big payoff. >> dude, what's wrong? what happened? >> i'm getting sick. >> wait! did he switch them? oh, he ate the wrong one! the pranker got pranked! >> look at the sweat pouring out of dennis's head. he's rushing to the bathroom. he said their downstairs bathroom did not have a lock. >> seriously. come on, man. >> not so funny now. >> dude, you just ate rice krispies. that's all you ate, right? did you eat, like, the wrong rice krispies or something? is that what happened? >> stop it. did you switch them? >> this is awesome. this is awful that he thought to do this to furious pete, but it's awesome that it backfired. >> furious pete knew who he was dealing with. >> i knew [ bleep ]. i knew it. ♪ >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, ev the holes in til

it seems like he's been chomping at the bit to be allowed to leave washington to take charge here. it is risky in that the first thing that happened, richard, of course, is that the chaos has got to stop. and that's, you know, for both parties. >> and it seemed like overnight we were seeing a little bit of that subside. i was watching the press briefing, as you might have, captain ron johnson coming to the microphone, he got home last night, his wife gave him a dirty look saying you didn't wear a bullet-proof vest out there. watching the news coverage. he said, well, that sends a message. one can only wonder what office he might take here. >> well, he's turned out to be the person who's emerged from this very sad story. you know, sometimes these news events do spawn new penalties in the news. he's charismatic. he talked about his son's saggy pants and tattoos in a very empathetic way. but still capable of putting on a show of force and showing he's law enforcement. and he is emerging as a very interesting figure. yes, and, of course, folks like you and me immediately think what off

chomping right into that thing, swallowing the styrofoam. >> he's maybe under the influence. >> i wassay either he's doing some kind of dare or challenge or he is super high. >> he's all by himself so i don't think he's on a dare. >> the most stale bun. >> it's making that distinct sound. >> one website does report that he may have been doing some partying. >> he's like the friend that left the party and you're, like, hey, where'd bob go? he walked off on his own and went to a hamburger stand and ate the casing. >> there is food in there. it looks like some kabobs of sort. the guy's, like, yeah, fine. how are you doing? >> do you end up having this surgically removed? do you poop this out? it doesn't break down. some archaeologist is going to dig up his remains. it's going to be bones and a styrofoam container. what happened here? >> what did they eat in 2014? >>> it's an underwater scare. >> what the heck? >> see it next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, turns out all you need to water ski is -- >> your feet. >> see why going bare raises the bar. >>> plus -- >> akira is an

chomping a cigar is a requirement for d-day filming. also shooting the gun. this is something that fuller did during his action movies. he wanted the actors to feel like they were actually there, so he would fire up in the air and sometimes kind of close to them as well. this shows certain blending of vietnam influences. after 1964, when you get rid of the hays production code, you could show things that you see in the movie like interactions with prostitutes that you could not see in earlier war movies. they would not have passed. there's a difference here. this is not like some of the iconic vietnam movies where there was pointless terror and brutalizing. combat served a purpose. we won the war and made the world right for humanity. it is still critical of high-level leadership. this scene right before the guys are landing on normandy beaches, they were told it was going to be a cakewalk. we are not going to face any intense opposition whatsoever and then immediately it cuts to the guys cowering under heavy fire, taking many losses. it is critiquing the hig

they have sharks, you know. [ chomping ] >> christine: you are such a smart aleck.have to say... [ sighs ] it is so great to see you laugh

but he's not chomping down. this is friendly play. and it's just the cutest little combination.e this sometimes -- >> that's it. i'm getting a golden retriever. that seals the deal. >> the duck thinks it's another dog. >> what do you got today? >> let's talk about this. i'm going to one up your ice cream that doesn't melt yesterday and talk about ice cream that actually changes colors when you lick it. this came from a spanish physicist. so he has a special ingredient he's waiting for the patent. but it causes the ice cream to start out purple, changes colors all through the time. you know how we were worried about the ingredients. he says this is all natural. >> oh, yeah. >> what's causing it? >> that happens in nature all the time. you lick weeds and they change colors in nature. >> of course you do. >>> thanks for joining us today, "way too early" with thomas roberts starts now. >> happens all the time in nature. >>> congress, though, has a lot to get done before their summer recess, which is going to start, oh, now. now. >> the border bill. >> a highway funding bill. >> emer

. >> there are so many people chomping at the bit here. sir, right here. >> seems one of the legacies of watergate was to create this idea of a scandal which all our scandals would be measured in the years to come with a gate following as a suffix. you talk about the need for great reporting, which the two of you did. the idea of getting to the root of government abuse of power. and i look at the stories of today and wonder why there aren't people like the two of you reporting on the irs abuse of power, this lois lerner idea of losing e-mails today in an age of servers and backups. why isn't somebody at the post doing something like you did back then to see why we don't have that kind of coverup? if there isn't a coverup, let's find out why not. >> i don't buy that there isn't great reporting going on out there. early on, there was very good reporting on the irs. about the cincinnati office, etc., etc. i agree with you, we need more reporting on what's happening at the irs. i think also we need in this case a real congressional investigati

s are warning people off chomping into the hell sea sued by putting disturbing images packages similar to those on cigarette packs. online how far would you go to get your hands on hard liquor while a doctor in the u.k. allegedly exchanged human body parts for a bottle of whisky. the islamic caliphate shown here that was recently declared by jihad as militants on occupied lands in syria and iraq now has its own media censorship program it's harsh new regulations dictate that any reports from the caliphate have to be reviewed by the group's so-called information office while the group already has a media presence on the web including twitter where the post videos and photos promoting their cause even posters urging foreign muslims to join the jihad to become martyrs. who's an expert on middle east affairs believes the media is proving to be an effective tool to promote the group's beliefs. if we take a look at some of the things that they have done and said in terms of the media they have shown some sophistication in dealing with the media clearly trying to control the message of the va

s are warning people chomping into unhealthy food by putting disturbing images on packages similar to those on cigarette packs. also online how far would you go to get your hands on hard liquor a doctor in the u.k. allegedly experienced aging human body parts or a bottle of whiskey. in fish farms waters. the pond to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most cultured food you have in the whole will. drown zones in the fischel inquiry furthermore tells restrictions. really knows what's inside the. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of warmongering politicians. capturing people is this what he did for the innocent killing them easy we reserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time for. me to look into the camps are trained to muslim apes these things are virgin politicians who came to a new kind of power via this technology sat is very tempting. i. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. nineteen minutes past the hour now anti fracking activists in denmark writing to block a drilling site picked by french energy

s are warning people off chomping into the healthy food by putting disturbing images on packages similar to those on cigarette packs and also online how far would you go to get your hands on hard liquor well a doctor in the u.k. legibly exchanged human body parts for a bottle of whiskey. and say fracking activist in denmark are preparing to block a drilling signed by french energy giant total for development those opposing the gas extraction technique are setting up a tent camp and plan to stay as long as necessary to stop the company or to speed all over has this report. when france bombed the exploration for shale gas through fracking in twenty eleven it meant that french company total had to search for new locations in order to base their operations they set up in the u.s. the u.k. poland algeria and at the sites in northern jutland in denmark this particular site could be up and running by the end of this year or early twenty fifteen now fracking involves the pumping of high pressured water into the ground to create tiny cracks in the rock which allows access to the shale gas however

somewhere, somewhere in the pacific, almost tonight down the internet after chomping down on part of google's under -- look at that. thought it was a piece of lings google plans to reinforce all 10,000 miles of the deep-sea capabilities with kevlar. are attracted or they just want to log in. they like to bite anything in side. blame it on the jaws. >>> these are the wings taking mercedes prices to all-new highs. we're going to take it out for a high-speed test drive. yes, i will scream, coming up at the break. virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. go to comc

excavators chomped through the hole of the boat turning the remnants into absolute scrap. there is still no sign meantime of the boat's skipper, 51-year-old timothy librand who may not want to be found. he has a bench warrant from santa clair county related to a drug arrest in 2010. >>> the first death from west nile virus has happened in sacramento county. the woman had a chronic underlying illness and had been hospitalized. the virus is transmitted through a mosquito bite. >>> look at this. a driver faces drunk driving charges after causing the crash at the infiniti dealership in concord early this morning. three new cars were damaged. you can see the honda sedan being driven by the alleged drunk driver saw the most serious damage after it flipped onto its roof. the horn kept burglarying. the spokesperson for the dealership says this is the third time a crash like this has happened in the last year. >>> in san jose, investigators are looking into what caused a fire at a senior living facility. it broke out at the atria willow glenn just before 5:00 a.m. no one was hurt.

industly, you know north dakota, kentucky, california farmers are chomping at the bit and they read the agriculture journals and know the prices. it is a profitable crop. in farming there is a term dual cropping and it means you use one crop for more than one purpose. so what i would like to see it hemp is tricropping and that is main thing that i set out in hemp found. i got to ride in a limo that was powered by hemp. it was very comfortable. bill altus, thanks for that. but the three, so i want to see tri-cropping with hemps. in every colorado processor i deally community-owned processor, farmers will bring their feed in, which is where the money is today we will talk about, it isn't a comp llicated thing pressing the oil. the gook coming down is an omega super food. i went to a university where they fed the laying hens hemp versus corn feed and the resulting eggs were market hot. the nutritional analysis was way higher content of good things in the hemp fed chickens. seed oil, boom. it comes out and you market it regionally. the seed cake in the press makes fantastic animal feed. i k

it was named sir chomp a lot. he's now recovering at an animal hospital. >> now the forecast. >> things are looking good right now. here is the live doppler 7 hd. mixed skies over the area. clouds are increasing at the coast and the bay. it will be a lovely weekend. 99 and humid in st. louis. a thunderstorm or two in parts of eastern montana, western north dakota. sunny over the southwest and the interior western states. that includes california. warm to hot with highs in the mid-90s. 100 in palm springs, 79 in los angeles. here in the bay area, sunny skies, patches of fog at the coast. overnight and early morning drizzle. by afternoon tomorrow, suny skies and warm conditions around the bay and inland. mid to upper 70s around the bay. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, a hospital on alert. the new development after a couple tried to sneak into the maternity ward. >>> plus, the danger to children that has the government recalling millions of beanbags. and -- >> a young boy's note to u.s. troops overseas does more than gei

the 2-year-old pit bull mix is caught on camera chomping away on the bumper of a chattanooga, tennessee, police car. >> all right, fellows. this dog has almost got his whole bumper ripped off. >> on march 14th, 2010, the naughty winston unlocks the gate from his home and ends up here where he discovers a new doggie treat. the police tried prying loose the 80-pound dog by moving the patrol car back and forth but winston just won't let go. >> do you want me to take action or just sit here and wait? >> hang on for a minute. do you have the video on recording this? >> that's correct. >> so what is it about this bumper that winston so thoroughly enjoys? is it the smell, the taste? it's neither according to the dog whisperer cesar millan. >> if he was smelling an animal he would be peeing on it or rubbing himself against it, not chewing. this is the smell of plastic that triggers fun to him. this dog was encouraged to bite plastic or a tire. they're not born wanting to buy a tire. they just get encouraged. the dog learned to release his frustration on that object. >> from the sidelines other

industry you know north dakota farmers kentucky farmers california farmers are chomping at the bed. they know what the prices are. it's a profitable run. and farming there is a term dual cropping where you use one crop for more than one purpose. what i would like to see is the main theme that i set out in "hemp bound." bill althouse, thanks for that. i want to see try cropping. tool is to use is but i want to c-3 and every colorado processor i deal with a community owned processor, farmers will bring their seed and which is where the money is today as we will talk about. it's not a complicated thing. it's too heavy metal bars pressing seat together. the group that comes down is an omega super food. i went to university studies at the university of manitoba for the fed laying hen's hemp versus normal corn feed and the resulting eggs that we eat were markedly higher. you could tell by looking at them and i have a video on my web site at doug fine.com but these nutritional analysis way higher profile mineral content in the eggs from the hemp fed chickens. so, seed oil. boom your omega

you can see, some of the flurry of stars, darryl zanuck at the top chomping on his cigar which is typical when he was filming. middle, john wayne who threw his name into the hat at the last minute. then at the bottom, robert mitchum. it is unfortunate that robert mitchum got one of the coolest lines and the title. it is not accurate at all. it made for good comedy. enemiess on allies and -- this is the early 60's after german rearmament. we're trying to show that even the germans fought well and somewhat honorably as well. it is just part of the moment of the 60's. part of the reason for the success of the movie as well. even with the profound success of the longest day, all would not remain placid. toould like to take a moment talk about our alternate stories that we can tell about d-day. movies thatebration i talked about briefly so far, these are the only options. one of them is here with arthur miller's 1954 film, the americanization of emily. , arthur himself said one thing we can do toward eliminating war from our world is get rid of the goodness and virtue we attribute to war. here

adam: mike, i bet you're chomping at the bit to get in on this. i know you can't give us any stock picks. talk about commodities and why you are optimistic about russia. >> well, i'll tell you what, with commodities what i like is the valuation. as our guestother guests stated things are expensive. stocks are up. across the world things are expensive in this qe market. i'm a maverick investor. i like to go after things inexpensive. commodities for the most part are pretty cheap so i'm attracted to them. you mentioned russia. boy, valuations in russia are like we had in 2009, the depths of abyss. i wouldn't say jump in feet first but i they it would be a pretty good time to start accumulating securities in rush share, you suspect because of volatility that we might have hit bottom you could see a big gain once all of this gets settled? >> i don't know if we hit a bottom or knot but clearly there is volatility and political unrest. i can't put a factor on when these things end or hit bottom but i like valuations a lot. i was looking at things this m

to general grant when grant was in the white house after the war and can you just imagine grant chompingon his cigar, yeah, right.

. >> there's so many people chomping at the bit here. sir? right here? >> it seems one of the legacies of water gate was to create this idea of a scandal which all other scandals would be measured in years to come with a gate following as a suffix on that scandal. you talk about the need for great reporting, which the two of you did. i look at the stories today and wonder why there aren't people like the two of you reporting on the i.r.s. abuse of power, this lois lerner idea of "losing e-mails" today in an age of servers and back-ups. why isn't somebody at the post doing something like you guys did back then to see why we don't have that kind of cover up. if there isn't, let's find out why not. >> i don't quite buy why there isn't a lot of great reporting out there. i agrie with you. we need more reporting on what's happened at the i.r.s. i think, also, we need, in this case, a real congressional investigation, a bipartisan investigation instead of a witch hunt like daryl isa is conducting. >> i think the reporter is -- i have a feeling that we're in a

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he is recovering in an animal hospital and nicknamed sir chomps a lot. >>> well this morning we're learningre two new ebola cases reported in nigeria. this says test results for a woman in sacramento who was thought to possibly contracted while in west africa, those test results came back negative. >> our advanced public health systems have appropriate protocols in place to prevent the spread of this often deadly disease. i want to emphasize that there are still no confirmed ebola cases in california. >> the woman whose identity was not released was admitted to the hospital tuesday and kept in a specially-equipped room while blood samples were tested. >>> an american who survive, dr. kent brantly says he is thrilled to be alive and reunited with his family. and medical missionary nancy writebol was quietly discharged two days earlier. >>> a woman has pleaded not to charges tied to the tragic hit- and-run death of her two-year- old niece one week ago. twenty-five-year-old entered that employee yesterday during her emotional first appearance in court. she cried during her arraignment on felon

to general grant when grant was in the white house after the war and can you just imagine grant chomping on his cigar, yeah, right. for years nobody believed it. the confederate soldiers themselves claimed to see the dome of the capital. that's hock um. there's nowhere to see the dome of the capital. you can see it's below where visual would have gotten it out in silver spring. probably saw the lights of georgetown. but mccauslin had gotten up there. there's claims to ride up in broad daylight. no substantiating that. old soldiers have vivid memories. >> one little comment, not a question. i was a surveyor in washington, d.c. for 42 years. in our office we had 1880 i think u.s. gs topographic maps. first put out by the city and government and fortifications still on there. cool set of maps. if you haven't seen them, library of congress i think has them. >> thanks. >> with that i'd like to again thank the national archives for hosting this really wonderful event. our speakers, please join me one last time in a round of applause for them. >> american history tv normally airs on the weekend

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we are now chomping at the bit.nce the rotation is complete -- they are still fine tuning it -- we are going to get in there and begin looking at these parts we have not seen. the alt met goal is to get it and associated artifacts back in 1864. >> the history of the civil rights movement >> next friday night, c-span examines the history of the civil rights movement. of the evers house in jackson, mississippi, the louis,ce riots in st. martin luther king's letter from birmingham jail, the bombing of 16th street baptist church, and more. all next friday at 8:00 p.m. c-span. here on coming up next, house majority his homee scalise in district in louisiana, then some much yesterday's summit on bullying prevention. at 7:00 a.m. eastern, "washington journal," live with your calls and the day's latest news. house majority whip steve louisiana this week speaking at the st. tammany west chamber of commerce. this is 30 minutes. >> thank you very much. for the work you all do, it's been a great experience over the last few dec

story to general grant when grant was in the white house after the war and you can imagine grant chomping on the cigar, mm-hmm, right. for years, nobody believed it. the confederate soldiers, temss, claimed to have seen the dome of the capital. that was pure hocum. there is nowhere you can see the dome of the capital if you know up on meridian heights, you can see thedome is below where visual would have gotten it out if civil silver spring or what have you, probably saw the lights of georgetown, but mccauseland apparently had snuck through the lines on that night and gotten up there with luffboro. nobody else we know of. john b. gordon claims to have come up on the leans if broad daylight. no way of substantiateing that. there again the old soldiers have vivid memory, this is the ardent of your story is there. >> one more comment. it's not a question. i was a surveyor in washington, d.c., a land surveyor for 42 years. in our office, we had the 1880 i think usgs top graphic maps. the first topographic maps put out by the federal government and the for theifications are still on there. it

. >> there are so many people chomping at the bit here. sir, right here. >> it seems one of the legacies of watergate was to create this idea of a scandal which all other scandals would be measured in the years to come with a -gate following as a suffix on that scandal. you talk about the need for great reporting, which the two of you did. the idea of getting to the root of government abuse of power. i look at the stories of today, and wonder why there aren't people like the two of you reporting on the irs abuse of power. this lois lerner idea of losing e-mails today, it in an age of servers and backups. postasn't somebody at the doing something like you guys did back then to see what we don't have that kind of cover-up? and if there is in the cover-up, let's find out why not? >> i don't buy that there isn't a lot of great reporting going on out there. and early on, there was some very good reporting on the irs. -- about the cincinnati office, etc. etc. i agree, we need more reporting on what has happened at the irs. i think also, we need

. >> if i were you, i would be chomping at the bit to try to get the early drafts of the at script tohow it developed.f i don't think you'll get it bute it would be really interesting d because i bet you anything thatu those scenes that are less historically accurate were the i ones that evolved most. >> you're probably right. you' you know, there's no doubt that the script evolved.e's no according to all the reports wel have, it started out as a orts e sweeping narrative of the whole war and i think it was spielbera who said we have to focus on this moment. that's why he's such a great story teller.hy he i'll be honest, in my classes, i have had a tendency in the past to pass over the 13th amendment narrative and focus more on thee emancipation proclamation.pation now because of the movie and because of other works, you know, i feel like i'm aware in r way that i wasn't of the oce dramatic potential of the story, even as i note the discrepancies between the record and the film, but that's what great story di tellers do, they show you drama, and moments some of us miss ory because we

foreign competitors get more aggressive at chomping at the bit to get a deal on the backs of the american taxpayer. the time for action is now. our committee needs to move on a bipartisan basis to close the loopholes that are fuelling the growth of the inversion virus. then the finance committee needs to cure the disease once and for all with comprehensive tax reform. i just want all colleagues to know that i am going to be working with each of you on a bipartisan basis to accomplish both of these tasks. let me recognize my colleague and friend, senator hatch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you holding this, today's hearing. i think we can all agree that addressing the shortcomings of our international tax system is a critical step on the road to tax reform. as we ask reforms to our tax code, our primary goals should be should be to make the u.s. a better place to do business and to allow american companies more effectively compete with their foreign counterparts in the world marketplace. sadly, when it comes to our international tax system, much of the attention gets placed els

industly, you know north dakota, kentucky, california farmers are chomping at the bit and they read the agriculture journals and know the prices. it is a profitable crop. in farming there is a term dual cropping and it means you use one crop for more than one purpose. so what i would like to see it hemp is tricropping and that is main thing that i set out in hemp found. i got to ride in a limo that was powered by hemp. it was very comfortable. bill altus, thanks for that. but the three, so i want to see tri-cropping with hemps. in every colorado processor i deally community-owned processor, farmers will bring their feed in, which is where the money is today we will talk about, it isn't a comp llicated thing pressing the oil. the gook coming down is an omega super food. i went to a university where they fed the laying hens hemp versus corn feed and the resulting eggs were market hot. the nutritional analysis was way higher content of good things in the hemp fed chickens. seed oil, boom. it comes out and you market it regionally. the seed cake in the press makes fantastic animal feed. i k

. >> there are so many people chomping at the bit here. right here. >> seems one of the legacies of watergate was to create this idea of a scandal which all our scandals would be measured in the years to come with a gate following as a suffix. you talk about the need for great reporting, which the two of you did. the idea of getting to the root of government abuse of power. and i look at the stories of today and wonder why there aren't people like the two of you reporting on the irs abuse of power, this lois lerner idea of losing e-mails today in an age of servers and backups. why isn't somebody at the post doing something like you did back then to see why we don't have that kind of coverup? if there isn't a coverup, let's find out why not. >> i don't buy that there isn't great reporting going on out there. early on, there was very good reporting on the irs. about the cincinnati office, etc., etc. i agree with you, we need more reporting on what's happening at the irs. i think also we need in this case a real congressional investigation, a

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that's not actually how things work in this country, but that, peter johnson, jr., i can see you're chomping things work. but the white house press secretary, josh earnest, head to head with our chief white house correspondent, ed henry said, we were too busy back in 2009 to get that done. too busy! >> nancy pelosi and harry reid were hundred -- running the house and senate. the president vowed by the end of my first year in office, we'll pass comprehensive immigration law. they failed to act for two years. why didn't he do anything then? >> the first thing is that at the time, you'll recall in 2009 there were many things on the president's plate. israel, gaza, syria, the economy. he has a lot going on now, right? >> he does. but the crisis that we faced in 2009 as it related to our financial system and our economy, hemorrhaging jobs, that that was understandably the focal point of congressional activity, but also a lot of activity here at the white house. >> you had the white house, senate and white house, 2009 and 2010. why didn't you focus on solving immigration problems then? >> my point

. >> reporter: from superman soaring to t-rexs chomping.hio state marching band's fantastic formations earned it the nickname the best damn band in the land. but now, band director jonathan waters is out of a job, following the university's two-month investigation into the band's culture. in a statement late monday, an osu spokesman said the investigation revealed an environment conducive to sexual harassment. that waters was aware or reasonably should have known about this culture and failed to eliminate it. >> it's pretty damning stuff. >> reporter: among the findings? written x-rated quizzes for new band members with questions like how many people have you had sex with. x-rated trips for band members. and sexually explicit nicknames. printed in direct ris and printed on t-shirts. waters played with the band in the '90s and in 2012 became the school's youngest band director. his attorney says waters started anti-sexual harassment and alcohol programs long before the university started its investigation. >> jon experienced inappropriate co