i only need $200,000. >> hey, dee dee. >>> coming up -- >> hey! >> -- deeoore tries to broker a deal. >> tell them i will film next week on it. i'm ready to go now. >> but first -- >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, one of the most manipulative, conniving people i've ever encountered. >> a high-profile rapist does little to improve his reputation. >> everybody thinks i'm a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. ♪ tum...tum...tum... tum...tums! ♪ tums freshers. fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. mamake a wish!h! i wish w we could lie e here forevever. i wish thihis test dririve was , so we e could headad back to thehe dealershihip. [ [ male annououncer ] it's p practicallyly yours. testst dri! bubut we stillll need your s signature.. vovolkswagen s sign then d drie is back.k. and d it's neverer been easisir to get a j jetta. that's t the power

. ♪ da da dee dee dee computers make evil so easy! [ laughs evilly ]

i want to thank this panel basil smikle, rick uneager and my new republican bff dee dee benkie. night mom we'll see you tomorrow. >> joy: tonight from the hit we'reries, i'll talk to the braxtons. we're busting out with braxtons. and i'll talk about crista who ease memoir documents her journey after the tragic death of her twin sister. all of that and more tonight on "say anything." [♪ theme music ♪] >> joy: what do you get when you put together five braxton

dee dee myers and eugene robinson. we noticed this polling here on "hardball" without any moral judgment and the guy seemed to be picking up speed and whatever happened with that embarrassing speech where she nailed him, you wasted our money, you went down to argentina and that seemed to be a direct hit and then something happened. what was it? what brought this guy back from the dead? >> well, i think voters moved in from the past to the future and all elections are about the future and they asked the question, which one of these people is more consistent with my values and world view and that answer was always sanford. mark sanford was from south carolina -- both are from south caroline but they are from a very conservative south carolina and jim clyburn and it's always a hugely up hill slug even against a damaged candidate. >> i said to voters, i think about it, if you don't vote your beliefs in the voting booth, don't expect somebody else to do it. if you're a conservative, you vote conservative. if you're a liberal, you vote liberal. dee dee is right. >> she's right. it's a very conservative district. a few liberals have been redistricted out to jim clyburn's district. there's an interesting question for democrats, i think, going forward. as they look towards the south, north carolina is changing. it's a purple state. georgia is going to become one already soon if it isn't already. so while this district was probably not winnable for democrats, maybe they would have done better. maybe could have learned some lessons about -- >> let's play hardball right here. why didn't they have a stronger candidate to come out, not a person that's a one-time -- a noviciate, a nun for politics. this was an important seat. >> because it's a difficult seat to win. 18 republicans in the primary and whoever won that primary was going to be very hard to beat. that tells you everything you need to know. >> he had 15 opponents. >> he had -- >> because winning the primary is akin to winning the general election if you're republican and if yo

. ♪ da da dee dee dee computers make evil so easy!ad for your posture. at least try to sit up straight when you type. otherwise, you may hurt yourself. i already have a big pain in the neck...you! "knuckles discovers world's oldest map. "renowned archeologist dr. cadbury studying the ancient document at pukapito palace." hmm. let's drop by. this map proves my theory. i can announce that the world's oldest mystery has finally been solved. are you ready? for the first time, i feel totally wrapped up in my work. huh? what the -- silence! grave robber, give us our map! [ gasps ] mission accomplished. we hit the mummy load this time. now we must book back to the base. [ alarm ringing ] dr. eggman: good work. you deserve raises... if i start paying you. [ laughs evilly ] now let's check this out. bocoe: oh? where is that? it's this world as it looked ages ago. and the computer can take us even further back in the past. decoe: wow. that is cool! can you visit chat rooms? can it, you clods! now, where could it be? aha! there! heh. now i have

dee dee paisley is training to become a medical assistant. >> i think they've come to the understanding to help the children you also have to help the family. >> reporter: and while other states debate the value of pre-k, oklahoma increased its funding last year by more than $3 million. when you see them learn something, or that they finally did something, and you see it in their eyes, that's your reward. >> reporter: a reward both parents and children will take through life. maggie laguerre-wilkinson, cbs news, tulsa. >> axelrod: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, two editions of "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here at cbs news. thanks for joining us. and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org new bay bridge problems. "fenoglio ad-libs" "fenoglio >>> bad bolts, bad welds, what's next? how state lawmakers are responding to the new bay bridge problems. >> cooler temperatures are helping firefighters battle a massive blaze that's tripled in size. i'm john fa >> kpix 5 news is

dee dee, let me start with you an talk first about the irs scandal. eric holder announced a few days ago he's launched a criminal investigation at the doj. but isn't holder so compromised by his closeness to the president, not to mention his own scandals, that holder's findings would be suspect? >> of course. it's a huge conflict of interest and this is a good day to talk about this. veterans and those folks who died to ensure we have our liberties and freedoms, that's what is threatened with the irs as well as the justice scandal because we have people that are being spied on. poor james rosen, one of the nicest guys, he and his parents were targeted and talking about the irs when you're talking about punishing political enemies. is it that or is it that the organization is so inept they didn't know what the lower level staffers were doing. one way or another we need an investigation. >> unlike other attorneys general, michael mccasey for example, who was a federal judge for two decades, never really involved in politics, eric holder is the opposite, a political appointment. he's always been a partisan, active in the democratic party, in fact he was an advisor to obama when he first ran for president, so holder has an obvious interest in protecting the obama administration. how can his investigation of the irs be impartial? can it be trusted? >> are we going to trust the house republicans with that investigation and expect them -- >> gregg: no, how about an independent counsel. >> we don't want the second coming of ken starr. we have two issues we need to talking talk about. the issue is that this is a post citizens united world and the irs is getting 70 blue thousands -- >> you think the irs thing is blown up? >> yes. >> gregg: seriously? >> this is a post citizens united world and the irs is on middle management level trying to figure out the way -- >> jamie: you don't know that. >> yes we do. >> gregg: when i say you don't know that it's just middle level, it could go higher up. it could have been an organized effort to target conservative groups. >> remember watergate started that way. >> i think the idea is calling for a special prosecutor means nothing else gets done in washington and that's not what we need. >> don't you think if obama and the administration is innocent, they would want a special investigation? what are they afraid of? >> i'm old enough to remember the 90s when introducing an independent investigation turns into a witch hunt. >> gregg: not all. some have been productive. >> congress's mannion is to protect. >> gregg: i have two words for you, scooter lib y that worked out pretty well on many fronts. >> he fell on a sword. >> gregg: i want to talk about the targeting of journalist,ed the president decided holder will review holder's actions. >> that's crazy. he cannot review his own -- he's the one who issued the warrant to investigate james rosen as well as his parents? why is mom and dad targeted. he can't do it fairly. >> gregg: it makes you wonder, has valerie jarret, who guards access to the president in the oval office, surrounded him with so many sycophants that nobody has the courage to raise their hand and say mr. president, it's a dummied. people will laugh at you having holder investigate holder. >> the justice department is supposed to be independent from the white house and eric holder certainly should not be the one in charge of the investigation but certainly. >> gregg: so you agree. >> it's possessed to operate in this manner and internally investigate and make sure no wrongdoing happens in the future. >> jamie: if a cop commits a crime, do you have the cop investigate himself? >> no but the internal affairs -- >> gregg: the top cop in america, he's the attorney general. >> he's not leading the investigation. >> yes, he is. >> he's the head of the agency. >> gregg: last question for you, deeolved in the potential prosecution of the press. now we know and documents prove he personally okayed the warrant naming rosen as a coconspirator in a potential prosecution. on that basis alone, shouldn't holder recuse himself from the reviews? he may have misled congress. >> he's got to. there's no way this can be fair since he issued the warrant. he's head of the justice department. he's the key campaigner and confident of president obama so there's no way it's fair. darrell issa and congress should be involved as well as an independent prosecutor. >> gregg: they're talking perjury on the hill. good to see you both. >> thank you. have a good holiday. >> jamie: fox news alert. our first look at the royal caribbean cruise ship that caught fire on the way to the bahamas. we have a statement from the company indicating the fire was discovered on the mooring area of the ship grandeur of the assess. there are 3,000 passengers and crew and the ship is safe and sound but passengers in their

. >>> police in altamonte are investigating a robbery of olympic star dee dee trotter.pic rings were among the stolen items. >>> and two winning tickets sold in last night's $190 million mega millions drawing in new jersey and virginia. now you've got the powerball up to $600 million. it's the second largest jackpot in u.s. history. >>> the final phase of the jodi arias trial resumes monday, and jodi arias is expected to take the stand. in the meantime, jurors have all weekend to mull over gripping testimony from members of the victim's family. >> i was in two motorcycle crashes and walked away unharmed. he wrecked several cars, and nothing happened to him. he rolled a snowmobile, and, again, not a scratch. he was unbreakable. who on earth would want to do this to him? for what reasons? he wanted to move forward in life, to better himself and only to help others. >> unbreakable until he met jodi. the same jury determined this week that arias killed alexander in an especially cruel manner, which could mean the death penalty. joining me now, legal analyst lisa green and f

dee dee is right. >> she's right. it's a very conservative district.districted out to jim clyburn's district. there's an interesting question for democrats, i think, going forward. as they look towards the south, north carolina is changing. it's a purple state. georgia is going to become one already soon if it isn't already. so while this district was probably not winnable for democrats, maybe they would have done better. maybe could have learned some lessons about -- >> let's play hardball right here. why didn't they have a stronger candidate to come out, not a person that's a one-time -- a noviciate, a nun for politics. this was an important seat. >> because soits difficuit's a t to win. 18 republicans in the primary and whoever won that primary was going to be very hard to beat. that tells you everything you need to know. >> he had 15 opponents. >> he had -- >> because winning the primary is akin to winning the general election if you're republican and if you're a democrat, you get to be the sacrificial lamb. >> you start taking a lot of money from

la, la, dee, doo, dee, doo, doo, la, la, la. - here we go. look.pere is my grandfather and your father, right? - right. let's see what he wrote. "hello. i'm having lots of adventures sailing. "i wanted you to see the big fish i saw. it's almost as big as daniel." - wow. - "i miss my tiger family and think you often. love, grandpere." awww, i miss grandpere. - i miss grandpere too. - but getting a letter from him makes me feel so happy because i love him. - yeah. i love grandpere. and i love you. grr. - love you too, little tiger.

dee. great joke. - oh, dee. hey, classy. - salud. - huh? - salud. [glasses clanking] - guys? guys, i'm really hurt. - [laughing] - let's get a table. i want to hear some jokes out of you tonight. - hey, you guys got-- do you want to try this coat on? it's gonna look good on you, man. pop that thing on. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause). >> jon: hey, everybody! welcome to "the daily show," my name is jon stewart! we have a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight, the great morgan freeman is going to be joining us! but first -- (cheers and applause) but first, nonfictional president barack obama gave a major address on counterterrorism policy this afternoon at washington's national defense university. actual safety school. (laughter) all right. in the speech president obama questioned how our overzealous prosecution of the war on terror and the prison at guantanamo bay may be affecting our souls. >> look at the current situation where we are force feeding detainees who are being held on a hunger strike. is this who we are? is that something our fo

something to do with dee, dee, wendy! it is wendy, right, amen?ver had the problem of, like, you know, someone's name is at the tip of your tongue, but you know? "yeah, sister, thank god for the body of christ!" sister, brother, everybody, hallelujah. "hey, brother! how are you man, brother?" amen? then i'll say, "what's his name? what his name? quick, quick, quick." "hallelujah, come on brother!" and your wife is not in a good mood with you, right, and she will say, "you're on your own." she'll walk away, amen? so church, the way you look at jesus is not just the demonstration of the love at the cross, but also the perfection of love when god says--you know, okay, let's ask the question of the first line. "love has been perfected amongst us in this." what is that? have you ever thought love has been perfected? what do you mean? god's love is perfect. but what does it say? "love has been perfected amongst us." the phrase that helps us to understand is "amongst us." god's love is perfect, yes, but among us, alright, it's manifestation is not perfec

do in his second term and connect the dots between initiatives and former clinton press secretary dee deemore and need to know they need to do more. it's a nonstop process every day of how you tell the story. >> both sides are saying the same thing. you and i and other republicans who like winning elections want to run the white house again. >> that's a good thing, joe. that's right. >> not everybody on our side really cares about that. they would rather run around and screaming and get rich off of that resentment and raise money off of the resentment but those of us who want to win we need a message. we need a message moving forward on how to make this country great and grow the economy and how to get the middle class back engaged in the economy. the president has got the same problem. democrats saying what is your problem? he got shot down on guns, immigration is in trouble right now. what is the president's plan for his second term? >> well, i don't know that he has a plan and the plan needs to be one thing and that is growth and jobs and our nation's competitiveness but that is not go

la dee da la dee da ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be your just for fun don't wanna be under your thumb ♪ ♪ all ie is done all i wanna be is done ♪ ♪ all i wanna be is done ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> get your hands in the air! go! ♪ all right! ♪ hey! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: the band perry! nice job, guys! thanks! that was fantastic! thanks, guys. i want to thank my guests -- sir ben kingsley, larry the cable guy and the band perry. tomorrow night, cher and her mom will be here. hey, jimmy fallon coming up next. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey. that's what i'm talking about right there. that's a great, new york city crowd. you feel the energy. [ cheers and applause ] you feed off the energy! i love it. welcome, everybody to "late night." yeah, we've got a great show tonight. gonna be a lot of fun, a lot of fun. funny people, interesting peop

our next finalist. 31-year-old dee ann kern from pennsylvania here with her sister kristen who nominated her. dee ann brought her family. let's look at her story. sisters deenn and kristen have always shared a special bond. but that bond was taken to a new level when dee ann volunteered to carry kristen's child. >> that little bum. >> my favorite. >> for the past five years kristen and her husband dave struggled to have a baby. >> we were able to get pregnant five times, but unfortunately lost all five babies. that's where my sister came into the grand scheme of things. she had two children of her own and felt that this was the answer to our prayers, she offered to be our gestational carrier. >> i would just not be able to accept the fact that she couldn't have her own child. that's why i offered to do this for her. >> a stay-at-home mom raising two kids under 3, dee ann had her hands full. that didn't stop her from helping her sister. >> i have never looked at it like a sacrifice. i feel like motherhood is just a once in a lifetime thing. kristin definitely deserves to go through it. >> dee ann moved her wedding date six months earlier to get a head start

dee: that's a good shirt, charlie, i like it. you should buy that. - you like it? - yeah. okay, stand a little to your left, please? why? dee, just a little bit to your left. why, charlie? so i can steal it. no, you're not going to steal it. just buy the shirt. dee even have, like,

dee: really? i thought it was boring. boring? it's about the end of the world, dee." is not about the end of the world. it is about how, if we don't stop global warming, we are gonna destroy this environment. i think it sounds cool. i'll check it out. it is. it's awesome. dude, come on. what the hell is that? what?

dee: well, what's wrong with sleeves? mac: nothing's wrong with sleeves. i cut them off sometimes because it looks tough. - dennis: doesn't look tgh. - dee: no, it doesn't.doing? i hope he's peeing. i don't think that's what he's doing, dude. why is he smiling at me?

ruby dee, charlton heston, james earl jones, paul newman, anthony quinn, clarence williams, joanne woodward, and others. we urge you to call. as you have seen in the documentary, as you saw a ruby deerl jones, reading, we urge you to call in right now and let us know that you you are there. reading langston hughes. but the film is largely the documentary footage of a movement. it starts in montgomery. it starts right after rosa parks sits down on the bus december 1, 19 55, refuses to get up for a white passenger. she goes to court december 5. the montgomery improvement association had its meeting in a local church and they elect as their leader a young twentysomething old minister who just came into town, dr. martin luther king, junior. you see the speech he gives there as they decide whether to support a bus boycott, until the bus system of montgomery becomes integrated. you see him, and you see the bus boycott. you see people walking every day. they will not take the buses. the carpooling that happens. december 20, 1956, dr. king announcing the end of the bus boycott. the supreme court decision was in the bus system -- of montgomery would be integrated and people could go back to