first charge, $3$3 chuck e. cheese. who goes to chuck e. cheese as soon as they find a debit card?le pizza and whack-a-mole? let's go right now! who's down for flat pepsi and air hockey? let't'get it while we can. time is of the essence, this dude is about to c ccel this card y'all. first charge, chuck e. cheese. second charge, $170 at target. third charge, $300 at walmart. fourth charge, $18 on gas. fifth charge, chuck e. cheese again. [ laughtht ] what type of monster are you? you didn't have enough fun the first time? did my card get stolen by a 9-year-old? or by a bad broke father? well i hope they had a horrible time on the second outing. i hope the pizza made his family sick, and i hope his kids never learn to read. [ laughter ] then another time my card info got stolen. somebody was chargrgg up crazy stuff in california. i live in new york. it was two separate $400 charges at barnes & noble. who balls out of control at barnes & noble? who's ever spent more than $80 at barnes & noble? and i hate visa fraud prevention for not knowing that i'm not the type of guy to spend $800

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. >> i have plans to expand to every theme park, disney, universal, sesame place, even chuck e.s business called that toad id presents temporary tattoos for small children including phone number and initials. >> i was baby-sitting my brother one day, he was four. and one minute i'm with him, the next minute he wanders off from me and this sends me into a panic. i was thinking of a way, how you can i can make safety fun for kids can. >> with swummer jobs nonexistent, gord on is taking his idea to the street. es's made $500 and is raising investment money to build a free-standing kiosk. >> that is another option completedly on the table. >> gord on sits on the board of another bunchonning enterprise run by 19-year-old garee jiang. jiang's company muffin mill was born when he was a high school sophomore. he put one of his goodels on a t-shirt. >> when i first gave away 50 t-shirts it was almost like an exclusive type of thing. >> a facebook page made jiang very cool and the shirt, a must-have. >> my senior year pretty much everyone knew who i was and what i did. >> muffin mill some

after my interview, forester and her children invited them to chuck e cheese's.was there the conductor revealed his intentions to stay in the u.s. >> i said that's fine with me, but i'm not oo 7. i would love to help you out, but i definitely need to contact an attorney or somebody. >> reporter: she called her friend, a real estate lawyer, to plan a russian conductor's defection. >> he also understood the kgb would be in the orchestra. he wasn't sure who they would be but there would be someone in the orchestra watching him and his family. >> reporter: as they left the orchestra tour during a final stop in washington, d.c., the family returned to greenville and called this news conference informing the media they had obtained political asylum. >> it was feeling the most strong i had ever felt in my life. that i don't have to go back. >> [inaudible]. >> reporter: freedoms and opportunities so many u.s. citizens take for granted are not lost on them, as they celebrate the birth of the nation that made possible their own american dream. ♪ >>> a celebration of a diff

every chuck e.r king, mcdonald's has a playland out there that needs to be serviced, cleaned, built, dismantled. >> stokes is serving 120 days for possession of methamphetamines and driving on a suspended license, but this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> i've been arrested for being a deejay. i've been stopped by law enforcement on an inflatable device at one point in time. inner tubing is apparently illegal on lake perris out here in california. i've been taken to jail on a 5150, which is a psychiatric evaluation for oneself for others because i was wearing a renaissance fair costume at the time. i was just in half of my garb, knee-high moccasins, buckskin leggings. that's a great story when you're inside and somebody goes, so what are you in for? you know? it makes for good conversation. >> stokes is using part of his time in oc to tell another story, one he hopes to sell in nearby hollywood. >> are you going to sing again, don? >> i don't know. probably. >> i have been in the process of a

we're not talking chuck e. cheese here, you know what i mean?, the decision to ban these little noise makers has caused an uproar in this town. this isn't the first time a restaurant has gotten fed up with tiny diners who can't behave themselves while eating a meal. last year, a restaurant called the old salty in carolina beach, north carolina, ruffled feathers. they put a sign in the window saying screaming children will not be tolerated. it was magic. the sign was. while some locals were up in arms about it, that restaurant owner has reported a boom in business as a result. she says diners who are looking for a peaceful meal seek out her restaurant. of course, badly behaved children are not just a problem in restaurants. malaysia airlines recently announced it's banning infants from first class because of complaints that it received from passengers about crying babies on long flights. other airlines catering mainly to business travelers have also been pressured to consider child-free sections of their flights. or even child-free planes. we'll

chuck e. cheese? >> oh, man!nny, though, is the democrats' plan to allow wu to stay for a while. it's interesting, he announced yep, i did something really bad. yep, it involved the daughter of a long time donor. yeah, i've got a history with the tiger suit and everything else. but i'm going to quit as soon as i vote on the debt deal because the democrats need his vote against boehner. >> maybe, i don't know if his vote is going to really mean much in the big scheme of things but the symbolism, can make a great stand today and say i want him gone. >> she could. >> you know? >> well, apparently, there was some heated pressure. remember, we had james clyburn on the show a couple of days ago, a south carolina democrat -- high ranking one and we asked him the question about whether or not nancy pelosi would live up to that drain the swamp claim when it came to congressman wu, he said he wanted to meet with wu to discuss his side of the story. apparently, the pressure came in the last 24 hours for him to say sianara,

chuck norris. that's pretty solid. >>>>e e ught me the roundhouse kick, too. >> jimmy: he did? do you get chuck norris to write a blurb for the book? >> well, he actually -- right after i won the heisman trophy, someone came up and walked and handed me a letter that he had just wanted to be given to me. it was a super nice letter and just encouraging me and keeping up what i was doing and everything and since then we had a relationship and it's been pretty cool. >> jimmy: that is cool. the book, you talk about "rocky iv," that inspired your training? >> well, you know, as a boy, i mean, i was a huge fan, especially "rocky iv." when he destroys ivan drago. but i love his training regular regimen and the music that went with it, he's running up the mountain, he's screaming out "drago." i lived on a farm so i would cut down a big log, put it over my back like him and do the lunges. we had a barn, so i would hang upside down and try to do the abs like he did. it was something that doctor. >> jimim: chasing chickens? >> we had chickens and i caught a lot ofofhickens. that greasy lig

. >> it was one of these good news/bad news e-mail, chuck. and my budget director says, good news. because of the tough decisions we've made, we've had our aaa bond rating reaffirmed. the bad news is, all the bond rating agencies are coming back around in the next couple of weeks to all those aaa states, the eight of us, to discuss how a national federal default would affect all of the bond ratings of the states. when we were together in utah, all governors were talking about this. there was a cloud over the national governor's association. and it was the extremism that is keeping a resolution from happening of this debt ceiling issue. >> is the assumption if there's a default even for a day or two, but, of course, enough to shake the credit markets, that all of you will lose your ratings? >> i don't know that that is exactly so. but i can tell you this. for states that are about to go out in the bond market and sell those bonds so that we can rebuild our infrastructure, rebuild schools, roads, and bridges and the like, it will mean that we are going to have to pay more in order to

an e-he mail from chuck, please let george now if he gets find i'll pay the $100. >> i thought it wask we can find nine years. >> molly: another to say i'm disgusting the town in new jersey, calling our flag a distraction. >> merle writes the american flag should always be be displayed and respectfully. we heard other e-mails saying that's not really the american flag when it's on a line like that. the flag code may not be accurate and others urging him maybe get some regular american flags up there. maybe a compromise, who knows. good luck to him and we appreciate to him he's sticking to his guns. let us know what you think foxnews.com. >> molly: and government wants to know about it do the feds new gun rules violate your second amendment rights? we report you decide. >> clayton: a burglar messed with the wrong guy. >> breaking in my house, i have my guns on him right now, and-- >> you can hear from the iraq war veteran who took matters into his on hands. ♪ ♪ on a track that simulates the world's toughest roads. ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ if it can survive this drive... ♪ it can surviv

chuck todd of nbc news and hans nichols of bloomberg television. >> i think in the president's press conference we heard sort of a resignation of sorts tt look--e knows how this is going to end. he is going to get a small deal of some sort. and he wants to just define the ter of the post debate after the debt sealing is raed and after he signed someort of bil that might cut a litt bit of spending but isn't going include any tax hikes of any sort. might include a commission to look at entitlements or a congressional commission to look at tax reform. but ultimately it felt like almost a post dete. >> re: we okow to global implication of the conversations in washington and also in europe, the issue about sovereign debt. joining us for that, john chambers of standard & poor's, zanny menton of the economist magazine, gillian of "the financial times" and bill gross of pimco. >> the problems as john says may have actually helped e u.s. in the shorterm but we he the potential of a real perct storm for an accident othe debt ceiling coupled with a dramatic worsening of the euroland cris in the next coue of weeks which could really shore up financial markets wh