chuck nice.rutv's "world's dumbest." >> that would be me. >> and matchmaker and coach at dream bachelor and bachelorette, suzanne oshima. welcome to you both. >> this movie has sparked so much controversy and debate and conversation among men and women. here's our first clip. a female character set up ground rules for dating. one of them is she will not go out with a man who will not open the door for her. take a look. >> uhhh -- >> it's open. it's open. >> i don't go out on dates with guys that don't open the door for me. >> really? >> really. >> seriously? >> yeah. >> oh, man. >> no, he didn't. >> wait. he comes back. we should point that out, he comes back. >> classic. we like it. >> he came back. that would have been the worst part of that for me. no. i'm joking. i'm joking. you know what? here's the deal. i'm surprised that she even continued. if you stand at a car and a man doesn't get the hint that he's supposed to open the door, date should be over right then and there. okay? you can't ma

joining me now is comedian and tv personality chuck nice. good to have you with us. >> it's good to be here. >> do you think romney will say yes? >> i don't think he will. but of that performance, he better not. he can't hold a candle. that was great. >> you know, the funny thing is, james brown, like father to me, he did not want me to do it. he told me, don't do it, don't do saturday night live. and of course i imitated him and he loved it. >> of course and it looked good. you know what kills me is that romney is henling whether or not he should do it. he is like, i'll do it if it's funny. how would you know, is what i'm saying? >> you think he should do it? >> i think he should do it because everybody who has done it has benefitted from it. but if you're going to do it, you have to be real about it. well if i don't do it, people already think i'm not funny and they will think i will think i'm not funny but if i do do it, they will know i'm not funny. >> so that's the down side, it will ep re enforce his inability to connect. >> yeah, being

the paper folding fascinating hobby of origami to the recent sushi mania that's taken as a moscow chuck nice culture has exploded in the russian capital lucky for many they don't have to be thrown into a sumo wrestling ring to witness muscovites ties for cultural grace. and although i can see the battle to prove how amazing the city of mystery is this is most things i'm sure i can tweak. as. well at least i'd try them for say that so that's how we have left on the space program on japanese culture in the russian capital i'll see you again at the same time next week about to see a. helmet. wealthy british style roads that's not the. markets finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . news it secret laboratory to mukherjee was able to build a new its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a john anything transmission to teach the creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on r.g.p. dot com. something lies beneath. thousands of metres of the ice. broke. the lava. tha

. >> erica suitor and chuck nice, as always, thank you very much for your fun and witty insights. >>>zing tale of the world's tiniest puppy. wait until you see her. first, these messages. ♪ ♪ [ cellphone rings ] ♪ ♪ you do ♪ something to me ♪ that nobody else could do ♪ you gonna be ok, hon? yeah. [ sneezes ] [ female announcer ] jim's allergies are becoming an issue. [ sneezes ] [ female announcer ] what can he do? he can get answers at walgreens with the guidance and information he needs to help manage his allergies. like claritin. only claritin is proven to keep you as alert and focused as someone without allergi. right now, buy a 45 count claritin and get a 20 count free. find answers at walgreens. there's a way to stay well. ♪ >>> time now to meet the world's tiniest, and perhaps, luckiest puppy. this little pup that jenna's holding is 4 1/2 weeks old and barely 4 1/2 inches long. >> aww! she was even smaller at birth, so fragile that they thought she was dead and they had to bring her back to life by cpr. she really is a survivor, so it's only appropriate that she was named beyo

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here is chuck grassley. >> senator, nice to see you.letter to the white house asking for an investigation. what investigation is that? >> it's the same natural extension, logical extension of what we're worried about with the secret service. secret service is investigating the use of prostitutes by their own a little down in colombia. okay, so you probably know that the secret service works very closely with people from defense department that are assigned to the white house and work with communication people at the white house and advance people at the white house. we need to know for sure that what went on within the secret service, 11-13 people, was any of that going on at the white house. that is the purpose of the letter. >> greta: i assume you would agree nobody has greater interest in making sure that the white house is not involved than the white house itself. the president essentially is the greatest goal of the secret service is to protect the president? >> of course, that is what this is all about. to make sure that the presi

chuck bell, are you seeing this? >> absolutely. they had one of the rainiest on record. it was nicebout 36 hours on either end of that sunshine, rain storms. app lot of rain for them this time of year. and thunderstorms not completely all that unusual for california. but when kwloi start getting 500, 700 lightning strokes in a single day, that is noteworthy. for us no chance for thunder or lightning anywhere all weekend long. nearest threat for any unsettling weather is probably across parts of western ohio valley. nowhere near us. for now as your weekend gets underway, to your saturday, everybody. beautiful day as you look live over ronald reagan international airport where the sun is out. 54 degrees our current temperature. dew points are still in the 30s right now. it's a relatively dry air mass in place. tomorrow as the warm front comes through, these numbers, the dew point numbers, will move up into the 50s and 60s. as a result it's going to feel like summer level humidity. you know what i mean. a hint of humidity coming our way tomorrow and especially monday. for now, though,

i'm chuck bell. it's a nice way to get the weekend started. if you have things to get done outside, you better hurry. rain showers come in later this afternoon. once they get here, it's going to be a wet and turning increasingly cold weekend. right now temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. highs today reaching well into the 70s. there are the rain drops now moving into western virginia. they're on the way. they'll arrive here mid to late afternoon today. rain >> that's a look at your saturday forecast. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up, starbucks buckling under pressure and changing one controversial agreement in some of its food and drinks. you'll see why it bugged some customers. >> we were all looking at the wrong camera. and she's been entertaining us for more than 50 years. a author julianne drews talk about her new book, right ar that. turns out to be not such a good deal. 9 in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many shee

nice and warm. >> we like that. thank you, chuck. >>> still ahead tonight, on our broadcast, how the capitals missed the park in new york city. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> there was a lot of hitting on the ice today. >> a lot of hitting and pucks hitting the post, unfortunately, for the capitals. game one didn't go as planned against the rangers in new york. the bounces not going their way. as i said, a ton of capital shots bounced off the post, and rookie/goalie braden holtby led in a couple softees as the caps trail in a playoff series 1-0. braden holtby was so good against boston in his first playoff series, his second one off to a rocky start. second period, mike green trying to play some defense. and wraps him up here. but

chucking it up there. hitting it. in the fourth. crawford doing dish. nice pick-and-roll. james singleton. like every game singleton has a big dunk. had ten points. one of six wizards in double figures. win 121-112. their next game on saturday in miami. finally, d.c. united. hosting expantion, montreal impact. ben olsen. scoreless. until he crosses to -- bernardo. heads for the goal. didn't take long for united to draw even. four minutes later. santos rips the shot past the goalie. in there for the goal. d.c. united. extends the unbeaten streak to five games. it ends in a draw. 1-1 is the final. five game unbeaten streak. nationals with ten wins on the year. >> good stuff. >> love it! >> fans turned out tonight are empty seats. >> i think it will take a >>> ever seen a penny that could be worth at least $1 million. this one in illinois is very rare. part of a 20 million piece collection of rare coins. they'll go up for auction near chicago. this dates back to 1792. it is one of the original po prototypes. bidding is under way. so far it has reached more than a million dollars. >> wow. >> p

. >> nice to see you, hi, chuck, good morning. >> good morning.to start with the part of this debate that we supposedly sparked a debate, of course, not debating this part, but it is the in between, the idea there was a debate between whether women should choose between working or staying at home and whether staying at home means you work or not, but there's this sort of in between aspect of this the pressures women face, the judgmental aspect of deciding to work outside the home or not work outside the home. i want you to start with that. >> i think what women really want is the choice to choose whether they want to stay home or act. the truth is what many women are struggling with is trying to do both, trying to work and have a family. that's why one of the big conversations that are going on, a lot of corporate america is actually tackling this issue of workplace flexibility, how do we create an environment where women and men, because men today are really involved in their children's lives and how do we create an environment at work where they

john mccain is blasting president obama and chuck schumer for completely different reasons. senator, nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, greta. good to be back with you. >> greta: again. you are governor of the state here in washington, she was at the supreme court and she got boo'd heavily going into the court? >> i think a lot of people ought to understand what happened in scpairz what was going on, we had unsecure borders, as a result of fast & furious, we had a border patrol agent killed. phoenix, arizona, is the drug distribution center for the united states of america. drugs are brought up across the border and they have -- the drug dealers, cartels have people sitting on mountains, guiding these -- so the people of arizona didn't feel that the federal government was fulfilling its responsibility, providing them with a secure environment, particularly in the southern part of our state. that's what triggered this law that -- that the arizona legislature passed. >> greta: yes, senator schumer held a hearing about legislation that in the event that the supreme court upholds the arizona

nice of jeb. i hope he'll say yes if future-president romney asks him. >> chuck colson, a major figure from the watergate scandal, has died. he was the first of richard nixon's aide to be convicted and sent to prison for seven months. he had been the president's special counsel but was also known as nixon's hatchet man. colson was 80 years old. >>> back to new york now with the search for 6-year-old etan patz has been suspended for operational reasons. we don't know any more specifics, but investigators say they will be back tomorrow morning. we've also received word of an important development, the discovery of a suspicious stain on a basement wall. susan candiotti is to explain more on this. what are investigations telling you? >> reporter: well, on the record investigators weren't saying more about it but a law enforcement source tells me they found this possible blood stain on saturday after they sprayed an agent called -- a chemical agent called luminol. luminol can detect blood. they picked out this one section of the cement wall. they cut it out using chain saws in order to do more analysis. and t

nice to see you this morning. >> good morning, chuck. >> i want to ask you about this.one hand it's apples and orange s when it comes to corporate taxes overseas versus domestically here at home. delaware does something similar to what other countries do and that's to compete for companies to head quarter some of their operations in certain countries and they do it with the tax code. when you see a story about apple and how much federal tax dollars they duck by incorporating overseas do you say you can't criticize because of what delaware does in the same thing in trying to compete for corporations to head quarter there for the same sort of tax breaks. >> companies choose to incorporate in delaware for three main reasons. our corporate law is the best understood. it goes back with judicial precedent. we have the best business court in the country. so when companies are deciding where to incorporate they want to know if they have to go to litigation that they can have access to this excellent court. finally we have a terrific division of corporations. i think if you talk

nice for all those easter egg hunts. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> and a good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist chuck bell and we're off to a very nice start. clear but chilly outside. most of the suburbs are down into the mid-30s this morning. a few spots even below freezing. frederick, maryland, and manassas, virginia, we're talking about you. otherwise it's 45 downtown and 46 right now in annapolis. mostly sunny. a delightful day to be outside. winds out of the north 12 to 20 >>> and that's your saturday forecast. lester? >> bill, thanks. >>> now to the trayvon martin case. it's been over a month since george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin, and the question remains was itself defense or a criminal act? that daergs remains in the hands of a special prosecutor. nbc's kerry sanders records. >> reporter: 28 george zimmerman remains in hiding, fearful for his safety, says the lawyer. and all sides wait to hear if he will or will not be charged in the death of trayvon martin. here's zimmerman's attorney. >> we have a little information. we're not able to discuss it at this time >> would you be

chuck schumer. thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. niceo you. >>> coming up, is it the beginning of the end for the republican race? and what are the political implications of the health care fight at the supreme court? the host of msnbc's "morning joe," joe scarborough will lead the roundtable. he'll be joined by tom friedman and david brooks of [ male announcer ] we got a real mom and the family car to do an experiment. we put a week of her family's smelly stuff all in at once to prove that new febreze car vent clips could eliminate the odor. then we brought her family to our test facility to see if it worked. [ woman ] take a deep breath. tell me what you smell. something fresh. a beach. a clean house. my new car. [ woman ] go ahead and take your blindfolds off. oh! [ laughs ] look at all this garbage! [ male announcer ] introducing new febreze car. eliminates odors for continuous freshness so you can breathe happy. >>> welcome back to "meet the press." i'm joe scarborough, along with mika brzezinski, here with a special roundtable disc

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chuck schumer. thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. nicetalk to you. >>> coming up, is it the beginning of the end for the republican race? and what are the political implications of the health care fight at the supreme court? the host of msnbc's "morning joe," joe scarborough will lead a special "meet the press" roundtable. he'll be joined by tom friedman and david brooks of "the new york times," jon meacham, harold ford, jr., and msnbc's mika brzezinski. it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the education of our u.s. olympic team. is it really worth more? prothe color of gold,education we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. that's because you always get two times the points on travel purchases. from taxis to trains

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nice to have the old friend and my editor at hearst "the new york times" syndicate, chuck lewis, senior editor of the hearst newspapers in washington. and another new friend at this table, michael fauntroy of george mason university, where he teaches public policy. and this is all about public policy. so, welcome. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> talking about public policy, we have some people who want to change. they want to change it in the home, they want to change it overseas. what is going on? in short -- an election. >> shortens elections. where everything is seen in the prism of wars. you find is curious? we have wars on women, we have wars on small business. everything is seen in the prison -- prism of war. that is a sad thing. why are we not talk about policy? >> and there are shooting wars going on. contention in afghanistan, contention in syria. there may soon be in iran. the real wars and chateau wars. >> and what are now being called a phony war -- like the phony war on women. why don't we just talk about policies of women -- that we will we have a flare-up like hilary ro

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nice all weekend. >> you're making big promises, chuck. >> i was baited into it. chu chuck, you promised ed 100% sunshine, didn't you? yes. plenty of sun is in downtown washington. our temperature has reached 51 degrees at national airport. most of the suburbs are in the mid to upper 40s. 46 in leesburg and ashburn. 45 in dulles and manassas. 46 also in hagerstown. 43 in ccumberland, maryland. no rain drops anywhere nearby on storm 4 radar and nary a drop up and down the eastern seaboard. today 100% sunshine. a nice breeze out of the north, 10 to 20 miles an hour. it will feel a little cool on the shady side. as long as you're in the sun with your sun block on now that we're in the month of april, worry about your sun block, at least spf 15 or 20 unless you're super sun sensitive like me, you start from 30 and go from there. >> you have great skin, though. >> i keep the sun block on. >> and a nice old hat. i didn't say you were old. >> let's move on. today family members of a murdered maryland teen are speaking out. the family of frankie revis plans to canvass is

looks like we will have a nice afternoon, and then a little later, clouds, you know. >> chuck decidedthen take it back. >> yesterday i thought we would start off with clear skies, but last night the east to northeast wind -- i was looking out last night, and i thought oh, that could be trouble and,

. >>> meteorologist chuck bell has a look at your weekend forecast coming up after the break. >>> the day is off to a nice start, but things could soon change. let's check with meteorologist chuck bell now. >> sun is shining to get your weekend started. enjoy it while it's here. we're going to get sun at the beginning and the end of your weekend. so temperatures right now generally speaking in the 30s and 40s. 47 downtown. 43 in fairfax. rain drops just now starting to move into far western maryland. clouds on the increase today with scattered showers moving in. most of us will see rain drops after 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. highs today near 60. tomorrow rain clearing out first thing. sun's back tomorrow afternoon. highs mid-60s. >> all right, chuck. we've got more news and weather in 25 minutes. but now back to the "today" show. morning, april 28, 2012. it's a chilly spring day here in new york city. we want to thank all of these great people for spending part of their weekend with us. we're going to head outside to say hi in just a few minutes with my jacket on. back inside studio 1a, i'm amy robach.

30, and tickets bought for yest >>> the day is off to a nice start and it will only warm up from here. let's get details from meteorologist, chuckthe sun is shining brightly here in washington. there are a few clouds out in the sky but i don't think they will bother anybody, and they are not rain-making clouds so the rest of your sunday is looking rain free. temperatures remain chilly. 50 downtown. 49 in annapolis and fredericksburg. just a couple clouds lifted over this morning. we will have plenty of sunshine this afternoon, and temperatures mid to upper 60s today. and 60s tomorrow with plenty of sunshine before we warm up for the week. >>> now back to the "today" show. >>> we're back on a sunday morning, april 29th, 2012. our thanks to a great group of people who decided to come out, spend part of their sunday morning with us. can't thank them enough. outside on the plaza, i'm jenna wolfe alongside dr. holt. it's catching on. >> it's catching on? >> catching on today. coming up this half hour, a manhunt in seattle that had a little bit of a bizarre ending. >> yeah, police tracked down a fugitive accused of killing his wife an

nice, black asphalt surface like this, no problems at all. they did close schools today in garrett county. >> all right. chuck, well great job there. you keep sending those pictures in to us. here's where chuck is. right there in western maryland, right there at that location there where they've gotten about 6 inches. laurel summit up in pennsylvania 13 inches of snow. again, the big problems up around western pennsylvania. look at the temperatures up there. in the 30s. 36 in st. college. 40 degrees now. 41 in elkins, west virginia where we'll be overnight dropping to about 34 to 40 degrees. it's going to be plenty chilly tomorrow morning which still some cloud cover around the area, some of the cooler and lower spots 34 in hagerstown, martinsburg, leesburg, too, dropping down to 34 degrees. maybe even 33 in manassas, virginia. your high for tomorrow, 61 degrees so it's going to be feeling a little better around this area. in fact, it is going to be breezy and cool. late sunshine coming to us. 57 to 62 degrees. okay. so we'll be warming up a little bit this week right? 72 degrees for a high temperature on thursday. but thursday rig

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chuck for everybody. >> you're going to want the white wine for the weather -- it's going to be hot around here. definitely a nice chardonnay on the patio. as we head throughout the afternoon, it's perfect weather for that, but come this weekend, temperatures are going to be really hot. so basically want you to drink lots of water if you're going to be spending any time outdoors. you want to stay hydrated because this heat is going to come on quickly and catch some people offguard especially if you work outside. friday and saturday, keep your guard up, hot conditions in the bay area. temperatures touching 90 degrees, which is warm on a summer day here in the bay area and we kicked off spring not too long ago. as you can see, we've got low pressure fully in control going to drive your winds offshore making for breezy conditions, 5 to 10 degrees warmer overall than where we ended up yesterday. tomorrow, we'll see more 80s on the temperature map and all works out like this. at noon, 61 degrees by the bay, and the first part of the day in places like half-moon bay and pacifica. but later on, we're talking about a bea

nicely with a trump tie and cuff links. i love that. >> i love the abraham lincoln of our time. >> see you back here tomorrow. stick around for chuck. >> is this the week the 2012 election begins? mitt romney has the math and the endorsements. the sometimes roller coaster primary seems to be coming to an end. rick santorum hasn't gotten the memo. if romney is the presumptive nominee, why do we care about the primary? it's because the badger state is ground zero and i use that phrase not lightly here for the debate over the role of government. power of labor and business and taking a deep dive into the petri dish this morning. our cable exclusive and former president bill clinton weighs in on 2012 and what hillary clinton's plans are for 2016 and whether the comparisons to him and mitt romney's struggles work. >> but i never had to change anything i said in the primary. there was no etcha sketch issue for me. >> this is "the daily rundown" and i'm chuck todd. let's get to the first reads of the morning. without much fanfare, the general election began. the battle between mitt romney and president obama is taking shape. it's kicked o