to donny.aking him look like that's the man we want to be president. i looked at that clip very closely, and actually i couldn't believe it. i thought it was one of the worst commercials in terms of what they were trying to do that i've ever seen. >> donald, could i ask you a question? >> yes. >> it's a bit of a personal question. i know you don't like to talk about business and people that live in your buildings. >> no, i don't like to bring it up. or the ties i sell at macy's. >> but the ties that do sell at macy's are incredible. but what sort of umbrella insurance policy do you have to get when, say, somebody like donny deutsch moves into one of your buildings? the liability from -- well, i'll just say -- >> about the bathtub. >> don't uceven talk about the bathtub. obviously, that's a great burden for you as a landlord. >> when me moved in, my rates doubled. the water rates went way up. >> who moved into my apartment? it's worse. >> well, we got a great one. you know all the people as soon

donny deutsch is one sharp-dressed man. joe, don't make fun of donny's blazer. it's 6:00 a.m., and at least he's dressed, unlike me. >> i respect the audience. >> donny deutsch, he's keeping it professional, and donny deutsch, watch out, mark mckinnon, your title is being usurped. >> please don't put me in that same -- >> the most fascinating man in the world. >> just getting back to this for a second. the problem with romney being who he is, it plays into obama. he is the 1%, i'm the 99%. and therein lies the problem. >> on your side of the isle. but if you're on my side of the aisle, you think he's fixed things before. he doesn't make me people good about myself. he is not a community organizer. i don't feel like i'm doing dprat things. you know what i'm doing? i'm getting a guy that fixed the olympics. he created a business, that created jobs. listen, we can debate about our world views. i don't want to elect a guy that makes me feel good about myself. i want to elect a guy that gets people back to work. i feel mitt romney -- well, let me take that back. not

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let me bring in donny osmond, dw donny you knew dick clark for 40 years. what was the importance of "american bandstand". >> it was the show that everybody wanted fob on because they could be stars, they could become legends thanks to dick clark. he was such a great personality, a great businessman. but when you talk to him and i have known ever since i was about 12, 15 years old, i had my first number one record, i was on bandstand, he always had the ability to treat you as a friend. we can come up with words and larry even said it, ryan seacrest said it, he was a wonderful pioneer. he was that, but i like to look at it a little differently. who is the next dick clark? i mean when you think about it, there's a lot of influential people in the world, you being one, there's a lot of influential television shows that represent talent out there. but i think you would be hard pressed to find someone to fill dick clark's shoes, what he was able to accomplish and how he did and the legacy that he lived. when you look at it from that peck speckive, when you say t

let me bring in donny osmond. donny, you knew dick clark for over 40 years. what i'd first like to ask you is, what was the importance of "american bandstand" to any young musical act in america? >> well, it was the show everybody wanted to be on because it presented their talent, they could become stars, become legends, thanks to dick clark. you know, he had such a great personality, he'd be on television, great businessman, as connie was saying. but when you talk to him -- and i've known him ever since i was 12, 13 years old. when i had my first number one record i was on bandstand. he had this ability to treat you as a friend. you know, we can come up with words, and larry even said it, ryan seacrest said it, used the word "pioneer." yes, he is. we've come up with a lot of wonderful words. but i'd like to look at it a little different way, piers. who is the next dick clark? when you think about it, there's a lot of influential people in this world, you being one. you have a voice to the world. you have a lot of influential television shows that present tal

>> donny deutsch's watch. -- we learned how to accept women on fifth avenue. >> sweet little girls hand in hand and see beautiful women. mommy is not coming back, little girls. she's in heaven and the girl comes in. >> what did you call donny? >> it's not too far. >> you know you walked up to the line because it's

>> because that's where you went, donny. >> exactly. >> shut up.he thing is, i don't know why it's so hard for people to eat dinner alone. >> i love it. i really do. >> you bring a book or nowadays people bring their ipad. i would rather do that than eat with a stranger, to tell you the truth. so i don't know. i guess if you're very, very worried about that, that it would be good, but i can't imagine ever wanting that. >> that's the one time that you do have to get in touch with yourself. you just can sit quietly and have a nice dinner alone. >> you're star jones and you're rosie o'donnell, i think you're a little more comfortable. nobody's going to look at you guys and go, oh, you can't find somebody to be with. so i think maybe just for a woman traveling on her own, it might be a different story. >> for some women, they may feel like if they sit there alone, men can think they can come pick up on them. >> where's matt? >> okay. it's an interesting idea. we'll move on to another hot topic, and donny we'll definitely want to get in on this. g-spot

>> donny deutsch's watch.ed -- we learned how to accept women on fifth avenue. >> sweet little girls hand in hand and see beautiful women. mommy is not coming back, little girls. she's in heaven and the girl comes in. >> what did you call donny? >> it's not too far. >> you know you walked up to the line because it's donny, you didn't step over it. if you don't learn anything, anybody. >> i never got past that. >> i thought you did a good job today. >> a good one. >> this show. >> we are officially over now. we have done our job

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>> no, donny, i'm asking you a question. i'm asking you a question.ctor when you think to yourself that a woman must use her sexuality in order to go to africa? >> it's no different if a young man uses his sexuality. >> aren't we missing the point here? isn't the website advertised for anyone who wants to travel? why does it have to be attractive? >> because there's an expectation of something more. >> we reached out to the ceo of miss travel and asked a blunt question, is this an escort service for travelers, in other words, a sexual road trip? while there's controversy surrounding misstravel.com, please be aware that escorts and escort services are not welcomed on misstravel.com. >> they're not welcome because they've got their own going. they don't want the competition. >> moving on, star is concerned that reality tv has gone an awful lot to damage the image of women because we tend to see women on these shows hitting, slapping, cursing just to get ratings. how do you feel about that? star, why don't you start with this? >> what bothers me the most

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but donny, i'll put it to you. do you think public pressure has a role going forward?u think it will affect what happens in a courtroom in florida? >> i think there's politics and there's law and there's the politics of law. and clearly, this had to go to trial. we don't know the details here. none of us know the details. clearly this is a case that needs a brighter light, and we're going to get it now. it's that simple. >> i'm hoping that as this goes forward, and hearing you talk about the skewed legal lens, i'm not surprised by what's happened. i hope it allows us as a nation to talk about guns, the law that was enacted in 2005, the stand your ground law, where homicide cases have tripled since that law, i hope it allows this country to reexamine that. >> it really and truly has been taxed in the states that have stand your ground laws. i think one of the things we need to do is reject the premise of the question of whether or not the public pressure is going to impact on the justice system. public pressure simply made a light bulb go off in this case. that's what i

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thank you, donny deutsch. yes. it's been four years. first thing that came to mind was? for me, when we had our first mardi gras together and we were going through the king cake and looking for the baby. i said it is a baby jesus. she goes, no it's not. i said yes, it is. i don't know, to me you'd have to look it up. it was one of the funniest things ever. >> i think every day is one of those days when you're not sure what's going to happen. usually the funniest days happen when they're unplanned, we don't even realize when we're both punchy. >> excuse me, speak for yourself -- but she's right. it could be today -- hasn't happened yet but hope springs eternal. thank you. >> our next question is from vanessa who's from new york city. >> hoba and kathie lee, i notice you all are so close and i'm just wondering is that closeness the same off the air and how much time do you all spend together? >> i don't spend much time with hoba. >> that is just terrible! >> that is yoda, to you. >> hoda! >> you don't know my name. >> i love this woman. >

donnie, i don't know if you have any predictions about when he drops. it's not if he does.he question is when now. >> it's whether santorum is trying to make a point or win the play. he may be. there are a lot of candidates in the past who tried to make points and stay all the way through. jesse jackson in 1988, pat buchanan in the republicans twice in the '90s. and santorum may try to make a point. ron paul is trying to make a point. it may not be about winning. >> what point? i mean really, some people were saying maybe he is setting himself up to run in 2016. but if you stay in after all of these, you know party poobahs are telling you to get out, you are not making a good case for yourself being a team player for 2016. >> but he has these true-believer followers. he is define ant all the way through even 'til today, his speeches, not giving an inch. so i think he wants this message out there. the party is not happy with romney and they want to be able to weigh in all the way down the line. >> the president is only too happy for this to be prolonged, i know, exhausting r

>> all of them. >> donny mcclurkin, thanks for your time. will be at the' van gel upper media arts center tomorrow for three performances. thanks again. still ahead on "news 4 midday," a new study suggests cell phones could put your child's health at risk. save orr spend? what most people plan to do with their tax refunds. their tax refunds. why you may never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. (woman) and it has to end, but it starts with us. i knew someday i was

. >> i am sorry about donny.alin. >> he don't care. >> with us from the white house, senior white house adviser, valerie jarrett. >> beautiful. >> what a beautiful day. >> valerie, thanks for being on the show this morning. >> good morning. good morning. mika, my pleasure and congratulations so delighted to be here the first day your terrific book out in paper back, so congratulations to you. >> valerie is featured in the book, one of the great stories in the book, a lot of great women and some good advice as well. valerie, thank you for that i will be joining you this week at the white house forum on women and the economy. give us a sneak peek what we will be talking about. >> that us for that as well. mika is going to come down and moderate the first panel we are going to have this friday. the whole forum gaichbs opportunity to highlight everything the obama administration has done to guarantee women's security at all ables so we are looking forward to having you there women are now half the workforce. we are g

and one of them is joining me now, donnie fowler, sr. he was ceo of the 1988 national convention.geles, and if you are all thinking donnie fowler sounds like a name we all know, that is because this is his father. thanks so much for coming into "the war room." >> thank you for inviting me on this very important issue. >> it is an important issue, and i'm so proud that there are a number of former dnc chairs who have stood up. i know it's a very sensitive question about how -- when a president has taken a position that is difficult to move from and the dnc platform may be in a different place, how do you get this done at the convention. >> the president has come a long way on this issue, i wouldn't begin to dictate to him how he should handle it or what he should do, except i hope he does act within the scope of the meaning and the values of the marriage act -- the freedom to marriage act, because this is where america needs to be. i tend to see this and in both human and historical terms. when i was young and in school and in college, i never experienced an african american as a p

donnie simpson joins us live in the studios to reflect on the life of the link end air entrapper. >>>ollowing breaking news out of texas tonight, where police say a nurse admitted to shooting and killing a young mother. yesterday, and abducting the new born son. the three-day-old baby was found unharmed in the apartment with the suspect's sister. the police say the suspect had recently suffered a miscarriage and had not told her fiance. >> i'm not going to go into detailed motive. she did have a miscarriage. and she needed to justify having a child to her soon to be fiance. she led them to believe she was pregnant and had a child. >> mcclain is charged with capital murder. the police believe she chose the victim at rand am. >>> and we're following breaking news out of florida. the judge in the trayvon martin case recused herself because of a conflict of interest. the judge's husband works with an orlando attorney who was first approached by george zimmerman's attorney. the attorney referred zimmerman to mark o'mar a the current attorney. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder

and i love donny and marie, and donny says our next guest is -- and marie says please welcome don fewingprobably with the cameras. we have to do your intro again. and i said it's no problem. suddenly dick clark appears before my eyes. >> woe! >> he looked great, leather jacket his boots that had lifts but you couldn't see, and perfect tan -- he just looked so cool. and i said dick hey, it's you. and he said sorry there was a problem with the cameras. i said no problem. he leans in and whispers there was no problem with the cameras, marie f-ed your name. [ laughter ] >> i couldn't help but think i would have had more hope for my future if someone would have taken me aside as a child and say fear not tot, one day you'll meet dick clark and he'll use marie osmond and the f-bomb in the same sentence. [ applause ] >> ah. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> we have a little bit of breaking news. the judge has set bail at $150,000 for george zimmerman, and he is to drink no alcohol. >> so he gets out? >> he gets out. >> okay nug time to get out your checkbook. >> that's not good. >> what do you mea

washington lee jeaned legend, donnie comp son. >> clark was appointment television for 40 years, even after he suffered a stroke in 2004. >> it was a long, hard fight. >> but he kept coming back. >> it's very tough to see. it's tough to see your hey rose when as strong as they once were. >> even-the stroke, he was interesting to windchill. , american legend. >> president obama said more important than clark's achievement was the med he made us feel as young and vibrant and apt mystic as he was. >> corals cole son is in grave condition two weeks after having braise surgery. he'll quote, season be loam with the lord. he became a born again christian and became an sad have cat for administering. plus, a couple claims their share of the megamillions jackpot. play explain what happened after they won. >>> tracking rain or ray dan. are brighter day is hi ed. full. >>> and check out the rundown. we're back. this is fox 5's news edge at 11:00.  >>> the final winners in the biggest jackpot are claiming their prize. meryl butler and his wife getting their chunk of the j

nancy and donny and star? a little bit off the cuff. >> i don't think sarah has any problem voicing an opinion. so we're going to be fine there. anyway also coming up this morning, we're going to be hearing from tori spelling because we'll be talking about expecting baby number four. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. [ director ] cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. no late fees. no penalty rate. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner t

and then you have seen other things, donnie's cafe relocating. zendesk. even before that income was signed with twitter, zendesk moved in right in the middle of market street. there are more coming in. there are three property owners who are about to change ownership in mid market because of the signal they feel. market street will change but all this activity. investor confidence. i want to come back to that game as to why i want to continue to manage the city in an economically-recoverable way. we still have a lot of work to do because, with 8% unemployment rate, that is 7000 people who have yet to get jobs, and they are looking desperately for them. we have got a huge partnership with sf city to get into that unemployment group of people. one of the things that the technology companies have signaled his they want to give back. part of the way you can give back, by way of their success, is to help me establish one of the first the employment training centers in the country aimed at people who want to join the technology industry. this employment trainin

star jones, donny deutsch and dr.ay's hottest headlines, surveys, and studies. good morning, everyone. >> i'm ready to bring it. this will make "meet the press" look like "love connection." >> i'm prepared, donny. i'm ready to go. let's get to it right away. our first hot topic is get out of my face. ashley judd taking on the tabloids who say all of a sudden she's looking puffy in the face. that maybe she's using fillers, or other additives. she's written a response to her critics here in the tabloids, really taking them on, saying they're misogynistic saying, who makes the fantastic leap from being sick or gaining some weight over the winter to a conclusion of plastic surgery? star, is this a go girl moment? >> it is an actual go girl moment. what i admire more than anything is that she didn't just take on the tabloids. she took on the so-called legitimate media. ashley said just because -- you know, that main stream media as our girl sarah palin would say. just because it's reported by somebody doesn't make it legit