even has a whole section on his website about all the ghetto things that go on at chuck e.cheese restaurants and now that same chain just sold for about one billion dollars is that what american private equity invests in we're not putting a billion dollars toward ending poverty feeding the hungry building clean energy infrastructure or furthering education you know we're using it to revive chucky cheese so it's no surprise that thirty years later in america being ghetto is now cooled to the point where the phrase ghetto fabulous really exists we put all of our resources into making money any way we can regard a list of how crappy the things we're making actually are the result is that our entire country has now become one giant ghetto complete with the world's worst pizza tonight let's talk about bed by following me on twitter at the resident . while you may have heard of feeding a stray cat before but police officers in florida arrested an eighty one year old woman for get this leaving bowls of dog food outside of her house for yogi bear and his friends now police said the

i'm more of a chuck e. cheese guy. do they sell beer as well? i think they do. >> i think they do. >> i think the feeling you get is don't go. >> we see way too many of these videos. we keep seeing ridiculous fights, but the setting changes. people need to get it together, especially if you're there to celebrate a child. be a role model. >> get the kids out of here. get the kids out of here. >>> what in the world could possibly make a 6-year-old boy react like this? >> what's wrong? >> hasn't seen mom in a while? >> would you believe it is this? what is that? that's a stuffed gremlin. that's gizmo. that's the friendly gremlin. >> the nice one. >> he's afraid of it. deathly afraid of it. let's rewind the video. >> my 6-year-old brother riley is absolutely terrified of gremlins. in particular, gizmo. what i'm doing now is i'm going to pick him and my mom up at the airport. what i've done is in the back, under that blanket, i've hienfe a gremlin, gizmo. >> this is jeremy's way of getting this reaction on camera. >> can you move this backpack for me

there is some slow for us we have cloud cover going north and there is some fog being reported at chuck e., also in monterey, overall mostly sunny and there is plenty out here and it is coming to the northwest, it is not enough to bring any rain here overall, a most live sunny pattern, i mean the lows are cooler, maybe mendocino to lake county, for us probably nothing because of the drizzle and after that dense fog, mild temperatures and according to the climatology we will be in there and mostly partly cloudy skies increasing and some rain is returning to the north bay. >> things, steve, they will be listening close toly when the new fed chair heads to congress for the first time and they are looking at a senate committee and also' some questions and in anticipation of her testimony running high given concerns about the job market turmoil and global markets and uncertainty about her direction at the feds. and taking a look at where the markets were closed yesterday, they are all up slightly and it looks like reynold american is going to be doubled. they are up 1.8% and that's after they

. >> going to chuck e. cheese this weekend? not me. anything. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it translates, the realizer. >> he tries to get as close to the vision he or she has. when they first read the material. >> the best ones i worked with, they shoot with very specific points of view. >> "raging bull" has maybe 10 or 12 scenes with boxing matches in it. martin scorsese shot each one of those scenes differently based upon the meaning of the scene. the scene in which la motta is supposed to throw the fight, for the first time marty puts the camera outside the ring. because he said, jake's heart wasn't in the ring. at the moment in the fight when la motta says screw this, i'm going to beat this guy, the camera flies through the ropes into the ring. >> he's got him hurt! >> every one of those scenes is shot differently based upon the meaning of the scene to the story. >> those nominated for best achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >>

but i think he was sad because he has to go back to work at russia's version of chuck e.e ] it's just like the american version but instead of the slogan "where a kid can be a kid", their slogan is, "we're out of cheese." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] there are always athletes who have to overcome adversity to get to the olympics but this year there was actually an announcer who had to do the same. bob costas came down -- [ light laughter ] with a case of pink eye that was so severe, he had to take a few days off. and i couldn't help but wonder what the games must have looked like to someone with such a serious eye infection. [ laughter ] as it turns out, here at nbc, we actually have the technology to see what the games looked like to bob costas. it's something we call "costas vision." ♪ [ laughter ] because we spent so much on the other one -- [ laughter ] "costas vision" had to be super fast. that was so fast. for example, here's what the ski jump looked like on hd-tv. take a look at that. now here's what that same ski jump looks like in "costas vision." [ laugh

. >> the governor of colorado had this issue where the chuck e cheese killer, this guy who killed peoplezza parlor that serves mostly kids was due to be executed and the governor punted on it saying i'm going to basically kick this down so that the governor that follows me in five years is going to have to make this decision. the national media gave it 10 seconds and that was it. so, look, christie is a political figure. is he a republican who is clearly interested in being a presidential candidate. he is ambitious, which is a problem for him. it's made him a higher profile and a larger target for them to go after. they want to take him down before he gets. >> avenger quality to him that he is much more outspoken than most politicians. all right. i just wanted to get, you know, the demeanor question. you know, you work for president bush for many years and the white house was i mean to president obama or cruel or heartless or any of that? >> yeah. look. i thought your tone was -- i agree with dana. your tone was good. i thought, you know, really the more interesting tone was the presiden

. >> going to chuck e. cheese this weekend? not me. translates, the realizer. >> he tries to get as close to the vision he or she has. when they first read the material. >> the best ones i worked with, they shoot with very specific points of view. >> "raging bull" has maybe 10 or 12 scenes with boxing matches in it. martin scorsese shot each one of those scenes differently based upon the meaning of the scene. the scene in which lamotta is supposed to throw the fight, for the first time marty puts the camera outside the ring. because he said, jake's heart wasn't in the ring. at the moment in the fight when la motta says screw this, i'm going to beat this guy, the camera flies through the ropes into the ring. >> he's got him hurt! >> every one of those scenes is shot differently based upon the meaning of the scene to the story. >> those nominated for best achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are -- >> the nominees for achievement in directing are

chuck hagel. he wrote lewd e-mails about a fe female member of congress calling her smoking hot.rigadier general has been re y reprima reprimanded. vice admiral jeremy accused of illegal gambling. major general michael kerry relieved of duty for being drunk on official travel. >> a lot of these activity trps known to peers and the fact that they went unchallenged is flatly unacceptable. that bothers me. >> reporter: in the enlisted ranks, also, most obey the rules but there are high profile problems. more than 100 air force and navy nuclear personnel are under investigation for cheating on exams. now, america's top military officer general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has also spoken out about this. he says in his words, the transgressions of a few cannot be allowed to stand and dismay the reputation and the professionalism of the entire u.s. military. >> good point. but still very disturbing what's going on. >>> coming up, we'll get back to our top story. coming out of the olympic games in russia, new details about the attempt to hijack a passenger jet

lieutenant chuck mann came home from afghanistan, first surpr e surprise, not just his girlfriend but whole town came out to give him a hero's welcome. second surprise, bud shot it all and 100 million super bowl viewers will now see it. ♪ i'm coming home wash away >> reporter: most intricate. a bunch of geniuses gave up months of their lives to create the doberman/chihuahua cross, the doberhuahua for audi. best at making fun -- >> have you noticed that in hollywood movies all the villains are played by brits >> we're impressed by power. >> reporter: not everyone has released the whole thing. there are some teasers. go daddy tells us someone is going to quit her job in their ad sunday night. >> she's got a message for her boss. >> reporter: and her boss has no idea. >> well, hey, what you got there? >> reporter: what's going to happen to yellow? >> sleepy time. >> i mean, i can work out why they release these ads ahead of time but one insider told me a few years ago someone released an ad by mistake, it created such a buzz that now they all do it and, dan, i'm watching the game with yo

, governors, senators, they all have extensive public records and they all have, as chuck pointed out, these private epolitical work that they are doing and this is all totally normal. as a reporter trying to get governors offices to release them it's incredibly difficult because they have created these systems that are meant to shield their correspondence from the press. whatever scott walker is in and we don't know at this point. right now this looks to be pretty bland and vanilla, it reminds you also that rand paul is somebody to o>dwatch. here is a candidate who has been very carefully courting the media and talking like somebody who wants to moderate the party and reminding everybody that, look, the republican party that i want to lead is not my father's republican party. and i think we just really have to keep our eye on him. >> guys, let's shift gears and talk about minimum wage right now. facing criticism from the left officials from the congressional dv defending their analysis of a federal minimum wage hike. the cbo's report raying the minimum wage to $10.10 and could create a jobless of 500

e self-deprecating. >>> well, the groundhog also saw the ground. bill de blasio dropping staten island chuck. it could have been worse, he bit bloomberg's finger back in 2009. my goodness. and let me leave you with this bit on john mccain from snl's "weekend update." keep your eyes peeled. >> the arizona republican party this week formally centered senator john mccain saying his voting record is too liberal. said mccain, oh, i've been through much worse. no, not that. yeah, there it is. >> that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> washington post reporter in washington for a look at politics. >> hi, veronica. >> let's start with what everybody's talking about this morning, the super bowl. and the president's interview with bill o'reilly. what were your thoughts on the interview? >> well, the game was such a blowout, i thought the pregame interview was a bit more combative and competitive. the white house was probably, you know, prepared for these kind of questions. the president's been answering them and the white house for a long time. you saw some of the preside

chuck mentioned the american people want results. i agree, they want result, unfortunately, as you imply, the u.s. government hasn't given those results. e g programs that they have social security, medicare, medicaid are fille with fraud and overbget. then you have other things where they waste money like amtrak, which loses money every day. they can't even make money with a virtual monopoly in the u.s. postalservice. big projects by the government are inherently loaded with por and bloat and a high government pensions. they just don't work. so if i give a dollar to the government, it comes back to me in the form of about 80 cents or. so add that to the statistics that john gaves running up a debt that we can't pay. my gosh, weill be spending $8 billion a year on interest payments alone. this madne has to stop. it's a pox on bothparties. >> that's true. both aisles are definitely at fault here. tracy what do you thnk? >> to gary's point, maybean initiative that has worked, bren dark, right? help for homeowners, not so much. cash for clnkers, find me a shovel-ready project that was shovel-rea or completed. nothing is working that they've

you can e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. chuckagel and martin dempsey are expected to brief the press at 1 p.m. eastern on the details on this budget. a number of articles have leaked out. the pentagon budget proposal proposes -- it will also cut subsidies for military commissaries. and it will eliminate the air -- a-10 attack aircraft. on facebook -- you can reach out to us on facebook.com/cspan. first call comes from gainesville, virginia. caller: good morning. i have a comment. the u.s. economy is coming out of a deep recession. whens $1.2 trillion president obama took over, it is now town to $200 billion. it is way past due be cut paramilitary to a comfortable level. they will continue to fight and we will be wasting money cutting -- wasting money doing their wars for them. the time we focus on infrastructure program with the same money and hope that the republicans can come on board and support president obama's programs. thank you so much. host: more details of the pageant on -- of the pentagon budget request. officials ackn

host: here is chuck from indiana on the support line. you are on,e you go go ahead. don't agree with unionizing. the union has been the death of the industrial united states. college athletes are compensated -- it is ones that aspire to go on to be football players such as the nfl and such. there should be some kind of injury compensation set aside for these people, these young men and women. if they are injured they have something to take away with them. football is very hard-hitting and we know injuries are just phenomenal. the boston globe has a follow-up on the boston marathon bombing. frederick from midland texas opposes. caller: i think we are being shortsighted when we think about stipends. what about title ix a? what about small schools? what about predominantly black colleges? when you start to unionize schools are going to start getting rid of non-revenue producing sports. they are going to sue. when you look at the eight institutions like texas, there are hundreds of institutions in my state who barely get through every year with their sports programs. jus

. >> popped in a dvd yesterday at the governors meeting of "cad e "caddieshack" and they would have come out and been unifieun >> chuckis role in, you know, "knocked up." >> we don't have to talk about the dewey cox story. i think some work -- but, wait a minute. can you imagine when harold ramis would say "the new york times" called him an alcoist? only "the new york times"! like they can somehow make a comedy less funny. >> chuck, that is good. >> he would be reorganize about how "the times" talked about him this morning. my great memory from "animal house" the first movie i ever saw on beta max! my parents rented it and i was like, oh, man, i can't wait and beta max! can you imagine wang that sucker in beta max? "animal house" was the greatest discovery. >> some of those buttons were so heavy to stop it. you had to have two hands to push the button down to stop it. >> just to get the whole thing in and push it down! push it down! >> my family actually bet on beta max. we lost. >> we lost. we still have it in the garage. >> i'm not sure where ours is. >> what was the big one? >> the vcr. >> no, laser disks. >> i mis

christina renna sent the e-mail to bridget kelly saying he thought this was political retributi retribution. >> i think chuck to say. >> isn't that photo of christie and wildstein together? >> several photos. >> yeah. i mean, so, you know, i'm just trying to connect the dots here but it seems logical to me that if you're wondering what wildstein is referring to, is it possible wildstein, who, in those e-mails with bridget kelly, somebody wanted to know they were in good graces with trenton. is trenton happy? remember that e-mail exchange? and bridget is like, yes, yes, yes, so is it oo likely that wildstein brought it up to christie, hey, what do you think of what we did here when he saw? let's say you assume that wildstein is a puppy dog and wanted the approval of the governor. >> chuck, that is -- hold on, hold on! >> i'm just saying. >> that is speculation, chuck. did oliver north talk to john poindexter when they were in a military function in 1986 about iran contra? >> we do have a photo of them. >> you have photos with obama. >> i'm not defending chris christie here. >> i'm just saying -- you're saying

e-mail. look for the green links throughout our site. on c-span.org,n and if you see something of interest, share it with your friends. defense secretary chuck hagel announced the pentagon will reduce the size of the army from 500 22,002 between 440000 and 450,000. martin dempsey spoke to reporters at the pentagon for an hour. >> good afternoon. first let me acknowledge chairman dempsey and the secretaries who are here as well is our comptroller and are acting assistant to the deputy secretary of defense for the work they have done over the past few months in particular to get us to this point where we have a budget that we are going to present to congress next week . i want to talk a little bit about that today. chairman dempsey will also add i am verys, but grateful. i know president obama is very grateful to these men and women who have spent an awful lot of time putting this together. i particularly want to note , this will bob hale be his last budget unless we call him to duty after he goes to find an island somewhere and amsn't return, but i particularly appreciative of his willingness to stay through this budget, which was not an easy