dead. >> kim jong il [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> famous actress. >> meryl streep. [ ding ] >> yep.theory of relativity. >> albert einstein. einstein. einstein. [ ding ] >> green superhero. >> kermit the frog? >> no. [ laughter ] >> the hornet. the green hornet. >> no. >> thing. >> jimmy: you can pass too, if you want. >> the thing. no, the -- the hulk! the hulk! >> jimmy: oh, the hulk. wait, can we give her the hulk? >> let's give her the hulk. [ cheers and applause ] >> good job, good job. >> jimmy: you're so good at this. all right. so i can't say meryl streep or the hulk. all right, whenever you're ready, michael. >> ready? >> jimmy: yeah. go. >> president's wife. >> jimmy: michelle obama. [ ding ] >> perfect. rollin' in the >> adele. [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> lakers. >> jimmy: magic johnson. kobe bryant. [ ding ] >> perfect. actor "e.r." >> jimmy: george clooney. [ ding ] >> jimmy: tim tebow. [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> under the sea. >> jimmy: spongebob. [ ding ] squarepants. [ ding ] >> morning show. [ buzzer ] >> regis. oh, kathie lee gifford. [ laughter ] didn't get that one. a

ding ] >> jimmy: tim tebow. [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> under the sea. >> jimmy: spongebob. [ ding ] squarepants>> regis. oh, kathie lee gifford. [ laughter ] didn't get that one. all, right. what's the score -- it's tied. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, it's tied! >> jim's aitie game, you guys! [ chee and alause ] all, right. round three, the final round. tina and i are back out. but we can only give silent clues. so it's sort of like charades now. now we can act like the person, give clues to get our partners to say the name. anything but talking. >> and we go at the same time? >> jimmy: no. you're up first. i'm just up here 'cause i just wanna -- >> okay. immy: plain the rules. laughter ] >> okay. >> silent, okay. >> jimmy: ready? >> okay. >> jimmy: go. [ light laughter ] >> uh -- um -- >> jimmy: you can pass if you want. >> pass! >> the hulk. [ laughter ] michelle obama. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she has great arms. >> oh! tim tebow? [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: madonna? >> madonna. >> jimmy: good job. good one. she wasn't in there before, was she? >> jimmy: i'm like, this is -- this is mic

never had a ding dong? >> no, i've never had a ho ho or a ding-dong.'m not missing out. >> oh, yes, you are. so we have some surprises in honor of your birthday. happy birthday. and look who's here. look who's bringing you -- oh, my god. wow. it's gumby, damn it. wow, gumby, thank you. >> thank you so much. you're way more attractive shall i say in real life. thank you. and high five. >> so that's gumby. have you ever gotten a look at gumby? >> this is the weirdest birthday gift i have ever received. >> well, gumby was upset you didn't know who he was. >> thank you, gumby. i feel i am complete now. >> these are -- so you've got to open up and have a ring ding or -- gumby, yeah. >> hey, gumby. >> so these are ring dings. i want to see you have your first twinkie. have you never really had a twinkie? >> seriously, i've never had a twinkie. the only reference -- it's very, very odd. >> these things can, like, survive a nuclear armageddon. >> i've been told they never expire. my thing is should you ever eat anything that will never go bad? >> yes, you shou

never had a ding dong? >> no, i've never had a ho ho or a ding-dong. yes, you are. so we have some surprises in honor of your birthday. happy birthday. and look who's here. look who's bringing you -- oh, my god. wow. it's gumby, damn it. wow, gumby, thank you. >> thank you so much. you're way more attractive shall i say in real life. thank you. and high five. >> so that's gumby. >> this is the weirdest birthday gift i have ever received. >> well, gumby was upset you didn't know who he was. >> thank you, gumby. i feel i am complete now. >> these are -- so you've got to open up and have a ring ding or -- gumby, yeah. >> hey, gumby. >> so these are ring dings. i want to see you have your first twinkie. have you never really had a twinkie? >> seriously, i've never had a twinkie. the only reference -- it's very, very odd. >> these things can, like, survive a nuclear armageddon. >> i've been told they never expire. my thing is should you ever eat anything that will never go bad? >> yes, you should. >> do i really have to -- are you -- >> uh-huh. >> okay. thi

ding ding ding ding ding ok so come on is this another big loss for obama this is just ridiculous that people don't see through this how does anybody think that a council on jobs and competitiveness that is outsourcing is going to help obama's insourcing initiative i mean obama is a joke only taken seriously i don't think anyone i mean there are some people that are suckers i think obama seriously i'm not going to be one of those people i said i voted for obama to give money never again i'm not going to vote for mitt romney but i certainly will for brought here but come on channing you don't think that there are people in all over america that when they see this report obama has a jobs council he's working on jobs on insourcing that they don't buy that he's actually doing something for jobs. i think some of them but others are a little more skeptical do you buy it i don't think he's doing anything all right you know ok we all agree one last for obama then we got news that obama will accept the democratic nomination at the bank of america stadium and charlotte north carolina couldn't th

all of a sudden it will be a ding, ding, ding on the credit score. they can have health issues. have had that happen in my own life. you are doing fine and all of a sudden, boom, you have these big bills. what should you do if all of a den your credit rating is impacted negatively. >> well, i think you have to assess and prioritize. the first thing is budgeting. if you are in trouble and your score is really bad, you need to assess how you are going to get out of it. the first thing, is there a way with your finance to get these items cleared. if not, you need to consider things like bankruptcy. if there are way to get clear, there are simple step to get back on the good road of building your credit. the first one is clearing up all the delinquencies and collections. you can still have a lot of debt and have a good credit score and be on your way up, but you need to get rid of the derogatory items on the credit report. paying down and negotiating with collections. >> will collection services negotiate with you, talk to new. >> they will. because collection services are there to

. >> ding ding ding, you win. >> that's it for our show today.ow, bruno mars hit song "it will rain" just reached number one on vh1 countdown. here is the official video. we also have a video of the same song covered by megan nicole. the video is trending. enjoy. we'll see you next time. ♪ >>> a 16-year-old accused of killing his father appears in court. why interest's -- there's growing support. >> a rude awakening for neighbors in howard county. we know texting and driving can be deadly even talking on your cell phone while walking can be dangerous. why we should think twice before going for a walk with our head phones. >>>xd the 16-year-old accused of murdering his father had his day in court. while some of the family was there, brian kuebler joins us. >> reporter: he turned 16 a few months ago. a growing number ofeo

. >> ding ding ding, you win. >> that's it for our show today.ow, bruno mars hit song "it will rain" just reached number one on vh1 countdown. here is the official video. we also have a video of the same song covered by megan nicole. the video is trending. enjoy. we'll see you next time. ♪

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. >> ding, ding, ding, gayle.ccording to the title of the vehicle, this vehicle was leased by president barack obama. he leased the car when it had just 2 miles on it in july of 2004, and then drove it until 2007, shortly before he was elected president of the united states. >> so who is auctioning this? >> a woman named lisa seebore put this up for auction but doing it as a third-party seller. we have lisa via skype. have you gotten any bites yet? >> we haven't got any actual bids on ebay, but we've had bites. serious callers. >> the person that you're -- did they know what they're getting? >> yes, a man named tim o'boyle bought it from the same dodge dealer where obama had originally leased it. back then, he was really not well-known. and once obama got in the spotlight, he stopped driving it and put it in the garage. >> does tim have any plans to use some of this money for charity? >> charities. what we would really like is a call from the president to let us know what charity he would prefer us to give money t

ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. mitt's cut, $1 million. and that money is taxed at 15%. now, the reason this is unfair is that it wasn't mitt romney's money he put at risk, which is the justification for a lower tax rate on things like dividends an capital gains. it was will's money and he put it at risk. now, this loophole, which is legal and like i said, standard, is ridiculous. but it adds up to a lot of money. if this money which is called carried interest, was taxed at the regular rate of 35%, the white house estimates it would raise about $20 billion in ten years, and hoppestly, when i looked at the numbers, i think you're going to get a whole lute of more money than that. look at the net worth of three of the richest investment titans in the united states. all of whom benefit from this loophole. steve schwartzman, $4.7 billion. henry kravitz from kkr. another private equity firm. net worth, $3.7 billion and john dofer, net worth, $2.3 billion. now, mitt romney's worth is $202 million, so compared to those guy, he's a relative pauper. now, we may never know exactly

that's a ding on your credit score. >> a ding is scientific term?is. >> so it dings your score. >> yeah. >> i like that term. >> yes. >> it doesn't sound as bad as ruins your score. and also, apr. a lot of people will call the companies and say, hey, i need a lower interest rate. sometimes they reduce your limit, as well. now when your limit is reduced on a credit card, it can hurt your credit score, also. >> if you want your apr reduced, you have to make sure they don't reduce your limit. >> do not reduce my limit. what happens a lot of times is some of the credit card companies are reducing those limits. so it reduces their risk, but it hurts your credit score. >> what should we do to improve our credit scores? >> one, paying your bills on time. also, monitor it. make sure things aren't going on that you don't know about. people say put a fraud alert. i think you need to have an alert to let you know before someone uses your credit. make sure you you know how to leverage that credit. >> smart guy. pay those bills on time. >>> coming up next, takin

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. >> i'm going to ask when you leave this field today you never again use the word ding or bell ringer. you mean a brain injury. >> they have found meaning in their son's death by partnering with kevin. their message, you can make football safer. >> so, what we are trying to show, if you are watching the defensive player, he's keeping the head up. leading with that initial muchlt. his arms forward. >> for this family, it's so much more than football. legacies. this is an important thing. >> absolutely. >> for me, when i see all these boys learning, all the coaches learning, i think people are going to be safer this season. there are going to be children not at the hospital because of this event. that gives us a lot of satisfaction. >> you can see much more about this in my documentary next weekend. it's about a teen we followed in north carolina looking to turn tragedy into triumph. can you play a safer game and still win. big hits broken dreams january 29th here on cnn. >>> you know, in the presidential race, all the attention is on south carolina and the republicans. last week, i loo

[ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods promptly. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> particularly with regards that sell businesses around the world and the beautiful and powerful, more powerful than a steaming john mccain, cindy mccain, the wife of the senator, is here today and i appreciate her being on the trail. thank you, thank you, cindy. >> romney won iowa. the campaign has moved to south carolina. can santorum surge? joining me now is is former u.s. senator, tim talent. it should be i guess a time of great celebration and yet i would imagine at the same time, trepidation for the romney camp. >> we don't take anything for granted. iowa was a good victory. his message is working. that he has the experience in the private sector, the economy, but we've got to take that message to each state, new hampshire, south carolina and work hard in every state. >> what are you most worried about? the "boston globe" has just endorsed jon huntsman. that's a pretty good endo

, ding, ding when she heard that, to be able to ask the follow-up questions and dig deeper. >> david,asked good questions, but if cnn had sent someone to interview the first lady, and they said i'm a friend of michelle's, they would have been barbecued for it. >> i'm surprised that cbs wasn't barbecued for this. gail king, she's a terrific interviewer. she's gotten her share of gets. this was inappropriate. i mean, they should have sent charlie or somebody else or simply not done the interview. >> they couldn't have gotten the interview if they sent charlie. stoo that's the whole problem about access journalism that's persuasive in networks today. >> i want to turn now -- we were talking earlier about mitt romney and although stories about his role at bain capital and cutting jobs and that sort of thing, and irks amy, i'm wondering if you think physical this controversy exploded on the -- in dissecting what goes on, the takeovers -- was it just the sort of game of assessing the political damage? >> it was just the political he-said-she-said or she said-he said in this case, and newt g

i love the twinkies and ding dong. >> oh, no they didn't ashley. >> oh, yeah, they did. >> oh, ho ho,ley morrison. thank you so much. >>> comedy was king at last night's 38th annual people's choice awards. here on cbs. the box office smash bridesmaids took the award for favorite comedy movie. cbs's how i met your mother was voted favorite met work tv comedy and another hit, two broke girls won the award for favorite new tv comedy. ashley, they have to separate us. >>> coming up, we'll have your weather forecast. in sports, a wild overtime duel in l.a. the clippers and the heat slug it out. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion smoothie. but one is so clever that your skin looks better even after you take it off. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid m

. >> ding, ding, ding. >> it started on the 6th of january.picked up just over two inches of snow. on the 7th, we got 13 inches of snow and 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> wow. >> you can see the totals all the way north in philadelphia. 31 inches. it continued on the eighth and ninth of january, 21 inches in new york. 19 inches in boston. that's what we were doing 16 years ago. we were shoveling. the only thing we are doing now is going woo, sunshine, warmth. what am i going to do tonight. a light wind out of the south. in the low 60s currently. we are talking act the weather going through more changes. still on this winter. 41 degrees by tomorrow morning. a very nice start indeed. mild temperatures across the area. we'll have them another day. monday, we drop to the 40s for high temperatures. by next friday this time, you'll want to enjoy the weekend. next friday, that cold heads all the way down to the deep south. there's the pattern change. the reason for the jet stream. it's going to head down to the south by next friday. so, here we go a

[fans whirring] [ding] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods promptly.6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. sflimplts welcome back. i'm in los angeles this morning, and since the 1990s it is l.a. school district has paid a fortune to decontaminate land that it uses for public schools, including $33 million on just one site. they also had a $3 million clean-up at a school named for rachel carson and al gore, a school ironically enough for environmental studies. the thing is this. toxic schools aren't just a problem here in los angeles. just look at what we found in the bronx, new york. it's a charlotter school called ps 51. >> she is helping her son brandon to get ready for the first day of school. brandon seems excited. marisol, she seems nervous. >> i always burn myself with this. >> reporter: this is more than just a case of first day jitters. >> i cannot wait to get to school. >> in august just weeks before school started marisol saw this emergency meeting notice taped to b

people think of it as getting your bell rung or getting a ding.he truth of the matter is,itis a brain injury. the biggest cause of a concussion is getting hit to the head. it can happen in all sorts of different ways. it can happen certainly on the sports field, on a helmet to helmet collision, for example and happen in ways you might not expect. in a car accident, even if your head doesn't hit the dash board or windshield, the violent moving back and forth can cause a concussion. people think, for example, if this is the brain, around it is a skull and a helmet. if there's a blow, you just get a blow to the brain. it's not exactly what's happening. if the brain is moving this direction and another helmet this direction, the brain keeps moving and bouncing back and forth like a beach ball in a swimming pool. the brain is elongating. it's a fluid medium. it's like jell-o. it's going back and forth and stretching out at the same time. it's really what causes the concussion. the back and forth, the stretching out. one thing to keep in mind about conc