i saw a very similar exhibition at chuck e. cheese. please welcome paola antonelli!applause] thanks so much for coming on. ciao. how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you? >> stephen: good. >> i'm good. >> stephen: the latest exhibition at moma is called applied design. >> indeed. >> stephen: tell people what it showcases. >> objects from the collection of moma in the 80s to talk about applied design. design is so many things. >> stephen: what is applied design? >> the idea is that in the future design will go the way of physics. we'll have theoretical design. it will be interfaces, biodesign visual areasation. >> stephen: that's in the future. >> it's in the present. in the future even more so. >> stephen: where are we now? modern? post modern or prefuture? >> >> we're posttraumatic stress disorder post modern, present, prefuture but a little bit of future today with history that comes with us. >> stephen: wow. it's a complicated artistic time to live in. >> no, no it's very, very easy. they told me when i came here be yourself, be in the moment and that's how you are.

. >>> this is a live look at interstate 880 in chuck e. people heading to the mountains faced some tough ice and snow. and if you are headed up to enjoy they can expect clear skies. >> how nice for those people. >>> police say they shot and killed the wrong man. who investigators are thinking. >> the teen has been missing for a few weeks, they believe bullying has played a part in his disappearance. >>> we will tell you about your morning commute and how you can better get around. stay tuned. . >>> the bay area is describe right now we have a possibility of a few thunderstorms and i will have more coming up. >>> parts of new england could get -- new england could get seven inches of new snow. right now more than 250 people are without power. >>> in just a few hours they will report on what they have discovered so far on board a 747. the report will not conclusion what caused january's fire and it will not have recommendations on how to prevent future fires. they have submitted itto the faa. the last card will have two meetings, one this mo

boy: no, you go to church first, then you go to chuck e cheese. i'm not going to chuck e cheese, only to church. girl: where did you get that thing? teacher: can you tell us about it? see, i ran 4 miles. 4 miles? that is really far. so there was a lot of water in case we got thirsty. oh, good. so they had water. did you get to stop every once in a while? yeah, and get some water. but there were sprinklers every time and we got to ran through them. whoa! and then i--every time when we got water, i splashed it on me. i bet that felt really good. hendrick: encourage conversation and dialogue between teachers and children. there's so much more to language development than learning to name colors or objects on demand. the skills involved in discussion and conversation are vital, too, and we should give our children opportunities to practice these skills as well. ask open-ended questions-- questions that require more than a yes or no answer. teacher: what did you get a trophy for? boy: i got it from bowling. bowling. the bowling party. hendrick: questio

time now 4:30, the storm may not reach the sierra, in fact here is a live picture interstate 880 at chuck es like you can breeze through, there are no chain requirements -- requirements but yesterday it was a given story. -- a different story. drivers faced rain and snow, that was good news for skiers and snowboarders, they talked about a weekend snow. >>> parts of new england has caused a mess. it caused a banquet hall to collapse and right now more than 250,000 people are without power. >>> time now 6:41, strange story, the father of a woman attacked by a lie beyond is -- lion is speaking out. >> his daughter's love for her job and why this may have put her in danger. >>> the strike that has north korea so upset, we will explain. >>> traffic is not as thick as it normally is and we will tell you more about the morning commute. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environmen

it was like a chuck e cheese in the 9 0z.er made it up just went straight to his house after a few stops. i was playing a video game he had bought me. he came and pulled me up on his lap and then sexually assaulted me put his hand over my mouth and told me he wasn't going to hurt me and carried me down stairs to his office. >> and then what? >> he's working on getting the book shelf out of the wall rolling up the carpet getting the concrete slab up i am towering under the death for most of the same tieing if somebody can break in their house. he through me into the closet where he conditiontinued to pul this blouse. >> how did you end up getting into the basement. he told me to get down. i said no i don't want to. finally he took me in dropped me down this rabbit hole almost. told me to start crawling. so i started crawling through the tunnel. somehow he maneuvered himself np front of meap unlocked the door to the duj go done gone /* dung. >> describe it? >> very small room. it was 6 foot by 6 foot bite 7 there was a shelf on

if you go to chuck e cheese and want to throw your kid a birthday party and you bring this containert to serve it, no, you violated the law. you will get slapped with a $200 fine. next he wants to ban styrofoam. i'm just thinking, bill, when he is done, what are we going to be left with? not going to have any new york city pizza joints. five guy hamburger joints. forget mcdonald's because the fries and there and everything is bad. how far can we take this? >> bloomberg is on a jihad on the health business. the people who call up for pizza now and you get three or four pizzas got people over and they want a big soda to go along with it got to buy ten little sodas which cost a lot more money. unintended consequences. 30 little sodas, more solution. >> guess what else you can do. walk down to the supermarket and buy the big gulp pepsi. buy it yourself. you can't have a restaurant or pizza delivery guy serve it to you. >> do you know why you can buy it in the supermarket? >> tell me. >> bill: ah.-h. a. the supermarkets are supervised by the state not the city. >> little things that make

it was a chuck e. cheese. he killed four people. he himself survived. he's on death row now. the supreme court just turned down his execution appeal. he only left one person alive in the building after that rampage that night and that may have been only because the lone survivor played dead. when the next mass shooting happened in aurora, years later, this past summer. the lone survivor of the previous mass shooting in aurora ended up back in the news talking about what it meant to be a survivor of a mass shooting like that. >> i remember playing dead and more or less waiting for him to finish me off. running through an area and seeing bodies and everything else, those are images that you'll never, never lose. those will stay with you no matter what. why am i still here? why didn't i do things differently? why couldn't i have been more help? >> the mat shooting that he survived in aurora, colorado, was in 1993. the other mass shooting in aurora, colorado, which killed 12 people, happened 19 years later. in the intervening years, colorado also saw, of course, the mass shooting

he was convicted of killing four people during a shooting rampage at a chuck e.ese restaurant in 1993. he was involved in a lot of decisions. these are two they are looking into. bill: meantime there is action in the house congressional leaders meeting right now in fact as we await a major vote this afternoon on paul ryan's budget plan. that would set out to balance the budget for the next 10 years, expectedpass in t will likely face stiff opposition in the senate where democrats are putting out their own plan. oklahoma senator tom coburn says he wants to see the cuts that make an impact. >> it's a matter of adjusting priorities. we waste a ton of money in lots of areas throughout the federal government and what we have failed to do is to give flexibility to all these agencies to, they know what's important, what's not and we've chosen not to do that. harry reid on the senate floor decided not to allow votes to do that. bill: we'll see whether or not they pick and choose real soon. senator kelly ayotte out of new hampshire has a big voice if this. we'll talk to h

. >>> in the meantime, the bold and deadly message sent to e new defense secretary chuck hagel, a pair of deadly suicide bombings with a message attached. muhammad lila reporting. >> reporter: the attacks sent ambulances rushing to the scene and nearby military bases into lockdown. "i saw dead bodies and wounded people lying everywhere," this man said. a suicide bomber on a bicycle struck right at the gat of the afghan ministry of defense. one of the most heavily guarded buildings in the country. five civilians were killed. the explosion so powerful, this wall littered with holes. barely a mile away, chuck hagel was away from any danger, his first visit to afghan as the new secretary of defense. in a statement, this attack was a message to him. >> i have been in war. you know, i shouldn't be surprised when a bomb goes off. >> reporter: hagel's visit comes as the military prepares to drawdown its remaining 60,000 troops still in afghanistan. a challenge that becomes a little bit harder with every deadly attack like this. muhammad lila, abc news, islamabad. >> muhammad, our thanks to you

. >> bret: chuck, north korea, beefing um securit up security,e defense as the north korean threat isat about this? >> what i read about this beefs up missile defense in alaska, it will come online in 2017. so that is four years from now. i think north korea could act before that if it had a mind to. this is now almost 20 years, bret, since the crisis so to speak on korean peninsula broke out in first clinton term. this has been going on and on since that time. heading to perpetual extortion or miscalculation and break sooner than we would like. >> bret: representative franks had a statement released today. it's unfortunate it has taken multiple missile test by the same rogue nations if for administration led by the same president in 2001 said, "i don't agree with missile defense." to realize that the missile defense system specifically long needed more ground-based interceptors and is critical to the ongoing security of america." >> this is why this is an important moment. not because of what is happening in pyongyang but because after 30 years of almost religious opposition to anyth

e... ♪ hotwire.com >> no tip. day because we have an expanded mail segment which begins right now. chuck, sacramento, california.you rude and belligerent with colmes, keep up the good work. from tennessee, you owe your audience an apology, admit it, you lost it. diane adams, potomac falls, virginia. your call is what is needed to wake people up. from melbourne, australia, god had forgive your outbursts at colmes, o'reilly. >> i certainly hope so. >> from australia, my late father said that good people can disagree without shouting at each other. for the record, colmes did not shout, just me. from thailand, bill, it's about time you showed emotion over the spending mess instead of your usual humdrum delivery. humdrum? from new hampshire, bill you did what many of us did let out pentup frustration. >> from all den, michigan, if romney had shown half of that passion, he'd be president. >> dana from phoenix, arizona. mr. o'reilly, i believe you're a well-educated person although you didn't act like one on monday night. you do a disservice to your message when you come off as a hot-head. >> i can be a hot-head once i

amigos of that sentence king of a touring e border to march right toward cut a deal on immigration reform and now doing it bind closed doors. senators john mccain, chuckmichael bennett will be there on the border. journalists objective and unbiased. delivered these disparaging and insulting comments about the national rifle association. >> the one thing that is going on here is optics. basically bloomberg has on his side sort of this whole notion that it is time to do something different. and meanwhile, pierre is looking like a tired old white guy that is clinging to something of the past. lou:hat thing kind of annoyed me. but maybe it's just me. but the comments were biased, races, ages to come and not so nice. we have not heard back. reports cite calling out the bloated federal government. reporting the federal government owns all leases between 55,077,000 vacant buildings and properties no, i have to say this because my life in all seriousness has been saying this for at least a decade the we ought to be selling those things off. as usual, very wise and insightful. the stunning rise a disability. 14 million people now receive a disability check. co

e p pa. she once worked for mitt romney. they joined other nominees including john kerry, chuck hagel and jack lew. >>> federal agencies are implementing forcing spending cuts. here's a snapshot of what some of the impact will have on us. the supplemental nutrition rall program for women, infants and children. $333 million. medical and dental services for vets and their family, student financial aid and student assistance, $157 million. cdc, $289 million cut and tsa is taking a $396 million hit. not just a agents, but they're cutting federal air marshalls as well as cops on the plane. some of the lesser known agencies include the harry s. truman foundation, marine mammal commission. never heard of those, probably not alone. >>> coming up, a remarkable announcement. how doctors say they've cured a 2-year-old who was born with hiv. stay with us. then courtroom drama over who gets martha stewart's products. why the biggest names in retail are really having to battle for the brand. >>> and is it a smoking gun in the michael jackson death case? how an e-mail could tie a convert promoter to jackson's doctor. all that coming up. at od, whatev

e-mail could be taxed next. charles payne is here with why the government says that's fair. come on in, chuck ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. sure. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream. ♪ [ male announcer ] the sound of reddi-wip is the sound of joy. >> gretchen: the internet is free. but perhaps not for long. the law protecting access to the world wide web from taxes is set to expire this year and government officials, like berkeley, california city councilman, are looking at your e-mails as a way to save failing institutions like the post office. fox business' charles payne is here with a chuckle. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: all right. now they're going to tax e-mails to make up for budget deficits? >> yeah, particularly the post office because it's sort of like the idea we should have taxed the computer industry to keep typewriters

of move over chuck hagel and john brennan, because barack obama has found another radical for the controversial cabinet. this time the nominee to be the next labor secretary. thomas e currently oversees the civil rights division and to no one's surprise he has a long history of controversy. and don't take my word for it. when he was floated as a potential pick, jay adams had this to say about his former colleague when he spoke "the great one" mark levin. >> tell us about this fellow perez before he went into the justice department. >> well, he's a radical's radical, used to be maryland, and worked with the-- he's an extreme radical, anti-business, a racialist to the core. >> can you imagine this man in charge of the labor department, the total leapt. >> totally lawless, this is a man for whom law is a nuisance. >> joining me now with the reaction from americans for justice, jay sekulow and congressman dennis kucinich. you didn't like when the black panthers were outside with the batons the polling place in philly, you didn't like that. >> that case didn't have anything to do with secretary designate perez. >> actually, it did. the issue came up with the new black p

chuck hagel and john brennan were controversial nominees. wait until you hear who the president is looking at to be the next labor secretary. it it looks like thomas eerez and just like his past picks this is filled with controversy. perez currently oversees the civil rights division, and under his division, challenged voting laws and opponents say it restricts minority voting. that's not all, learning a new report released by the department inspector general, the lawsuit against the new black panther party back in 2008. joining me now to explore more on this possible pick. is syndicated columnist, michelle malkin. welcome back. >> thanks for having me on, sean. >> sean: and the radical people keep getting through and i would expect him to take his ideological comrades. >> this is completely expected of course and i think the ball is now in the court of the republican party to expose just how radical this assistant attorney general is and i've reported extensively on tom perez's history as an extremist, race-baiter, and i think most troubling from my perspective, his long-time advocacy, not of american workers, but of illegal alien workers. this is

e-mail loss. here is the front page of the new york times, a photograph of defense secretary chuck hagel talking withmerican troops at a military training center in afghanistan. a story that goes with it says -- other stories -- we would like to hear from you this morning in the wake of these stories. we will talk about some security issues that cropped up over the past week. what you think about the u.s.- afghanistan relationship? what should the tone of the secretary of defense chuck hagel be? as we look to wind down america's military presence over the next year or so. here are more stories relating to this -- the washington times has a big front-page story looking at commanders in afghanistan and the revolving door of generals in afghanistan command. our first call this morning is from tampa, florida, peter joining us on the independent line. caller: good morning to you. i have a comment about the fact that i am kind of wondering as to what the american military is going to be doing over in afghanistan. i talked to a gentleman over the weekend was -- who was assigned over there in private securit

they've gotten more threatening e-mails in the last hour than that one that he got and claims it to be a threat. >> right. chuckor instance, said you know, you get -- that's just a day. ron says try going up to the hill and getting to lunch without having a -- tell you to f off. >> bill: exactly. all of the top reporters in the white house briefing room said woodward is just nuts. we get that on a day-to-day basis. that goes with the territory. i have received and i have written worse e-mails than bob woodward -- >> i've received a couple of those e-mails frankly. [ laughter ] >> bill: dylan, my friend, i love you so much. so nice of you. >> that's a threat! i'm not coming back! [ laughter ] >> bill: thanks for coming in today. thanks for your good work. politico.com. dylan byers. i will be back to tell you what the president is up to today. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." so you can stop intense itch fast wherever you are. i dropped the itch. free yourself from embarrassing scalp itch. drop the itch with maximum strength scalpicin®. also available scalpicin® 2 in 1, itch relief plus dandruff contr