[music] well eddie?i just come out to tell you something, there's a smart operator in there what knows all the answers. you don't say. um hum, he even knows who you are. do you know? yeah nick i know. i'm afraid i have to take you back eddie you know too much. the dope i got says you can't get the drop on a good man. that hardly covers you, my record's clean this trip i ain't done nothing wrong since you brought me back. huh. well eddie i have only the kindliest feelings toward you and to prove it i want you to go right back in there and marry barbara, and my blessing on both of you. we don't want no blessings from you, i'm through with you. [music] 'bezelbub!' and therefore is not by anybody to be entered into lightly but reverently discreetly advisedly soberly and in the fear of god. under this holy estate these two persons come now to be joined. if any man can show just cause why they may not lawfully be joined together. let him now speak or else here after forever hold his peace. i require and charge

[music] well eddie?i just come out to tell you something, there's a smart operator in there what knows all the answers. you don't say. um hum, he even knows who you are. do you know? yeah nick i know. i'm afraid i have to take you back eddie you know too much. the dope i got says you can't get the drop on a good man. that hardly covers you, my record's clean this trip i ain't done nothing wrong since you brought me back. huh. well eddie i have only the kindliest feelings toward you and to prove it i want you to go right back in there and marry barbara, and my blessing on both of you. we don't want no blessings from you, i'm through with you. [music] 'bezelbub!' and therefore is not by anybody to be entered into lightly but reverently discreetly advisedly soberly and in the fear of god. under this holy estate these two persons come now to be joined. if any man can show just cause why they may not lawfully be joined together. let him now speak or else here after forever hold his peace. i require and charge

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easy eddie don't ruin everything. you shut up too! all those trips to kansas city to see your poor old crippled mother and you! your honor get a hold of yourself. so this was your mother huh, you little two-timer playing around with him all the time. but i got you now, wait till the trial starts i'll throw the book at you. i'll give ya da works i'll salt you and him away for keeps. [scream] your honor the court is ready sir. here's your dough you can't fix this rap not for a million. not for all the dough in the country. your honor they tried to bribe you? yeah, image. wait till i tell this story to the press your honor. after this you're a synch to sit in the governor's chair. hey, don't you never say chair to me. i'm sorry your honor. you fool, you unmitigated abysmal fool. [music] if you had a body i would tear it apart. good thing you can do that trick. see him he's gotten worse. he's somebody i don't know anymore. what is it matt what's happened to fred. [music] it isn't as simple as diagnosing case of the measles. no thank you.

easy eddie don't ruin everything. you shut up too! all those trips to kansas city to see your poor old crippled mother and you! your honor get a hold of yourself. so this was your mother huh, you little two-timer playing around with him all the time. but i got you now, wait till the trial starts i'll throw the book at you. i'll give ya da works i'll salt you and him away for keeps. [scream] your honor the court is ready sir. here's your dough you can't fix this rap not for a million. not for all the dough in the country. your honor they tried to bribe you? yeah, image. wait till i tell this story to the press your honor. after this you're a synch to sit in the governor's chair. hey, don't you never say chair to me. i'm sorry your honor. you fool, you unmitigated abysmal fool. [music] if you had a body i would tear it apart. good thing you can do that trick. see him he's gotten worse. he's somebody i don't know anymore. what is it matt what's happened to fred. [music] it isn't as simple as diagnosing case of the measles. no thank you.

in miami, nobody loves wine more than eddie lagaric. the owner of "w" wine boutique. >> it's magic.f all the grape juice, you can discover the miracle of strawberry, blueberry, vanilla. >> that grape juice can get expensive. >> i think the best sales that we've done is a case of three bottles for $36,000, which goes down to $12,000 a bottle. >> that's right. $12,000 a bottle. eddie keeps these rare and expensive wines in a highly specialized room called the 100- point room. >> the 100-point room has its own temperature system where we keep all the older vintages, rare to find, very limited wine, all the gems. >> in october 2009, the 100-point room receives an unwelcome visitor. "w" wine boutique is bustling with activity as the miami beach elite taste a premiere champagne. >> from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., we are doing champagne testing. we had about 80 to 90 people, so the store was very, very busy. >> just after 7:00 p.m., a customer comes in and heads straight for the back. trying to look casual, he checks out the back door. then he surveys the 100-point room. no one in sight. sati

freshman. >> joey: freshman. >> eddie: impressive. >> joey: freshman. >> eddie: performance after winning>> erin: we said this in the pre-game meeting this will be incredit to believe see how the story with him -- incredible to see how the story continues to unfold to this year and the year after. unbelievable performance from him. get it back out to cowboys stadium. charles davis with the trophy presentation. >> erin, thanks. with tommy baine, chairman of the cotton bowl. you get the honors to present the cotton bowl trophy to coach kevin sumlin and the texas a&m aggies. >> thank you, charles. coach sumlin, on behalf of andy geisse and at&t and the entire board of directors of the at&t cotton bowl, it's real pleasure to present to you the 2013 championship trophy. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> now coach, in ordinary circumstances i'd have you go and lift it, but that wears a ton. let you get weight room work in first and come back to lift it. it's there and your team earned it. give us a quick description of what it has been for you and the staff and the team coming together from the tim

freshman. >> joey: freshman. >> eddie: impressive. >> joey: freshman. >> eddie: performance after winning erin: we said this in the pre-game meeting this will be incredit to believe see how the story with him -- incredible to see how the story continues to unfold to this year and the year after. unbelievable performance from him. get it back out to cowboys stadium. charles davis with the trophy presentation. >> erin, thanks. with tommy baine, chairman of the cotton bowl. you get the honors to present the cotton bowl trophy to coach kevin sumlin and the texas a&m aggies. >> thank you, charles. coach sumlin, on behalf of andy geisse and at&t and the entire board of directors of the at&t cotton bowl, it's real pleasure to present to you the 2013 championship trophy. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> now coach, in ordinary circumstances i'd have you go and lift it, but that wears a ton. let you get weight room work in first and come back to lift it. it's there and your team earned it. give us a quick description of what it has been for you and the staff and the team coming together from the time

chairman eddie lampert tacks on c.e.o. duties at the struggling retailer. >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r." >> susie: alcoa kicked off earnings season with a profit and better than expected revenues. the aluminum giant also said it expects global demand trise by 7%. that's a slight pick up from last year. after the closing bell, alcoa said it earned six cents a share in the fourth quarter. that was right in line with analyst estimates. revenues came in stronger than expected at nearly $6 billion, but they were down a bit from a year ago. alcoa is the first dow component to report earnings, and the stock rose more than 1.5% in after hours trading. on wall street, worries about earnings season took stocks lower for a second straight session. ading to the dow's losses, a big drop in boeing shares. we'll have more on that in tonight's "market focus." the dow fell 55 points, the nasdaq lost seven, the s&p was down nearly five points. happening with the new government being there. europe -- in fact, i think it is a surpr

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but i thought he did well in it. >> people think eddie m-- do yo think eddie murphy deserves an oscar nomination for his role? >> yeah. >> why? >> he makes me laugh. i think he should have got one. >> tell me about the movie? >> it's just really exciting and hilarious. just funny. >> do you think that eddie murphy deserved an oscar nomination for his role in "ninja retreat"? >> absolutely, eddie murphy deserved a nomination. >> how come? >> because of his portrayal of the character and he did a magnificent job. >> in what way was it different from his normal roles? >> he has an innate ability to bring out the character and his performance was just magnificent. m magnificent. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have to take a quick break. when we come back, we're going to see a weird-looking dog that prompted a slew of frantic 911 calls. plus, dr. oz will be here. blake griffin and chris paul of the l.a. clippers will be here. bruno mars will be with us. and we have tonight's award for excellence in reporting. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it's mom's smartphone...

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sears chairman eddie lampert will be the new c.e.o. of the company his hedge fund took over in 2005. appel associates president michael appel says whoever ends up running the company will need to have retail in their blood. >> at the end of the day, retail businesses are in the business of selling merchandise, and the merchandise thrust and vision for those businesses usually comes from that merchant c.e.o. >> reporter: appel says that's not lampert's strong suit. sears' sales have declined for five consecutive years as it has struggled against competitors like home depot, target and wal- mart. the downturn in the housing market hasn't helped. about 40% of sears' sales come from its tools and appliance businesses. 2012 was a roller coaster ride for sears investors. the shares shot up in the first part of the year and are now hovering in the $40 range. >> it's more a bet on the financial engineering skills of eddie lampert. and what his future plans are, that's up for anybody to decide. but it looks like, with him taking the reigns of t

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. >> reporter: 7-year-old eddie, waving to the crowd.ord's neighbor who had gone on to his mother's facebook page and began looking for clifford's sister. and this week, in new york city for his first time, he told the country why he did it. >> because clifford didn't have any family at all. i wanted to help clifford find his family and sometimes clifford gets lonely. >> reporter: no longer alone, planning his first family trip ever, easter, with his sister betty. thanks to that little friend. named eddie. >> he won't be lonely anymore. i think family is really important. and so does clifford, too. >> as eddie said, he won't be lonely anymore. >>> that's the broadcast this saturday night. "good morning america" in the morning and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> tonight at 6:00, break news. two people rescued after their sailboat sinks into the san francisco bay. >>> plus, tens of thousands turn out for an anti-abortion rally in san francisco. >> and a dream come true for a 49er superfan. abc7 news at 6:00 star

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>> me and eddie honestly are a little jealous.rked for a long time for our followers and lebron follows her and she goes from 1,000 to 100,000. where is the love for actual players. she is certainly very pretty but you know, i just think brett needs to share the love a little bit. >> barrett almost sounds a little bit -- it's great to talk to you, congratulations. they're all very calm, they have a few more hours on the clock before they get back to work on thursday as coach sabin said. nice to see you, thanks for talking to you and the whole team as well. >> they smiled more than 100 times they did than nick sabin. nice to see some alabama people's teeth. >> john berman other stories making it news. >>> authorities in peru are investigating a helicopter crash that killed seven people including at least two americans. the chopper went down after taking off from an airport in central peru. three of the victims were recovered a distance from the crash site. >>> day two to determine whether james holmes will stand trial for the auror

>>shepard: now that i know, you will be, on studio b, crazy eddie spaghetti. have a great day, c.e.s. on this historic day. now, the host of fox news sunday and our colleague, chris wallace, crazy eddie spaghetti, who knew? >>chris: i didn't know that. you do not have to be in new york to be in the dark but i assured knowing -- i assure ed knowing you and our relationship you will call him that any time. >>shepard: a man who works in a room with no windows and sun how would you know what happens here? tell us something, chris. >>chris: anything? i was going to say i thought it was a great day. i hate the expression "pomp and circumstance" but i don't know what else to say. we do ceremony great in america. look, there are a lot of, face it, a lot of folks that are happy that obama won, a slight majority, and a very sizable minority who are not so happy but today it seems to me, at least in terms of the ceremony, it isn't about that but it is about the transfer of power. in this case, the reaffirmation of power. just watching all the three branches of government

combo de puerto rico, desmintiÓ en la conferencia de prensa en la isla del encanto, el despido de eddynsÉ en despedirlo. >>> la controversia fue cuando el saxofonista dijo que luego de dÉcadas de trabajo, fue despedido por una carta. lueso que le amputaron parte de la pierna derecha. el dijeron que las declaraciones de un mÚsico origal de la agrupaciÓn, le duelen a Él, y a integrantes del famoso grupo de salsa. >>> que luego de 50 aÑos, por el gran sacrificio, que me digan que traicionÉ a alguien en el gran combo. >>> cÓmo cree que mancha la reputaciÓn de la gran familia que tuvo su orquesta. >>> un escÁndalo, internacional. es la verdad, el daÑo que nos hizo esta cosa, por una cosa que es mentira. >>> vÍa telefÓnica, la esposa de eddy dijo que el mÚsico no harÁ comentarios por el momento, por su mal estado fÍsico y emocional, en san juan puerto rico, linda candelo, "primer impacto." >>> gracias linda. mientras tanto, la actriz roselyn sÁnchez dijo que la llegada de su hija transformÓ su vida, lleva un aÑo acoplandose al papel de mamÁ, dijo que es posible tener una carrera sin desatend

. >> nobody would help me until i came and met little eddie. >> eddie hanzlin is the son of clifford's> families are important. >> reporter: so he put his online sleuthing skills to work. >> i went on facebook, and i typed in boyson, and there were a whole bunch of pictures that showed up, and one of them kind of looked like her, and i zoomed on it and it really started to look like him. and i showed it to my mom and dad. >> reporter: found on facebook living in missouri. one thing led to another, culminating in the tearful reunion in iowa on saturday. >> one thing he said is he has someone now to send a christmas card to now. >> reporter: now eddie has one final hope for his good friend clifford. >> he's never been on vacation, and i want him to go on vacation to disney world with me. >> reporter: but disney will have to wait. clifford's next stop is a visit to betty's family in st. louis to begin making up for all those missing years. >> that's just half of them. >> and after all those years on his own, clifford is thrilled to learn he has a rather large family. his sister, her husba

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chairman eddie lambert is going to be taking over as ceo. slumps of consumer electronics. also watching target this morning. the retailer says it will price match year round including amazon.com and websites run by walmart, best buy and toys "r" us. target already had a price matching for brick and mortar retailers but not online. and yum brands says same-store sales in china fell more than expected in the fourth quarter due to a chinese government inspection of its poultry supply. china has been yum's fastest growing market. and monsanto reported the first fiscal quarter profit of 62 cents per share, well above estimates of 37 cents. revenue also beat consensus and the company raised full-year forecast, crediting increasing contributions from latin america. and momentum in its seeds. we also have a quick headline on carlyle this morning. carlyle announced preliminary performance metrics for carry fund, valuations increased 4% during that period. but for the full year carlyle funds were up on average 14%. finally, jes staley is leaving jpmor

happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico.you fifteen percent or more. >>> it is time, time for the lightning round. i take calls and i say buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell. and we hear this sound and the lightning round is over. are you ready, skedaddy? let's start with joe in new york. >> caller: joe in garden city. i'm asking about cot, how is it affected by the new tax france is putting in? >> frankly, i'm more worried about what's going on in the middle east. i like the stock, good yield. i think it should be owned. tax or no tax, middle east, those guys are good at what they do. >> caller: a big booyah from florida. >> what's going on, sunshine? >> caller: i called a month ago for cisco. you told me to buy. now it's $21. you think i should buy? >> i think it's good. a very hard stock. i see the orders coming from the telco companies, so my charitable trust pulled the trigger, bought cisco. i think it will go to $24. >>> sally in california. >> caller: a big booyah to you from california. can you tell me about anteras phar

. >> nobody would help me until i came and met little eddie. >> reporter: eddie is the son of clifford'sto help his lonely neighbor. >> families are important. >> reporter: so he put his online sleuthing skills to work. >> i went on facebook and typed in her name and a whole bunch of pictures showed up, and one of them kind of looked like clifford and i zoomed in on it and it really looked like clifford. so i showed it to my mom and dad. >> reporter: one thing led to another, culminating in the tearful reunion in iowa saturday. >> one thing he said is he has someone to send a christmas card to now. >> reporter: now eddie has one final hope for clifford. >> he's never been on vacation. i want him to go on a vacation to disney world with me. >> reporter: but disney will have to wait. clifford's next stop is a visit to betty's family in st. louis, to begin making up for all those missing years. tonya rivero, abc news, new york. >> you can't not love that story. >> i'm an only child, so that kind of thing really touches me. it was so nice. >> willis is mocking us. >> it's so nice. >> well do

happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico.inutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> heal your illnesses, live longer, be even better in bed -- just by doing yoga? it certainly seems like a tall order. but one world famous yoga claims his special brand of hot yoga can do all of that and more. he's built a multi-million-dollar empire, but now he is coming under fire for methods critics call less than enlightened. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: that guy in a speedo has literally made millions off the sweat of others. bikram pioneered hot yoga. 26 poses performed in excruci e excruciating 105-degree heat. >> reporter: why the heat? >> it's that simple. if you take a piece of steel to a blacksmith, say hey, can you make a knife? what's he going to do? >> reporter: fire up the kiln. a booming business, bikram inc. his name is a trademark. his routine copyrighted. it's franchised just like mcdonald's. all these hard body disciples are hoping to become bikram yoga teachers. why do you think americans are so fascinate

happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> another incredibly successful gun buyback program took place in san mateo today. the crowd so large the organizers started an hour earlier. people got $100 for a handgun or rifle. $200 for an assault weapon. a woman who turned in a rifle said it's time to do the right thing. >> have to stop the violence, it's crazy. it's got to stop. we just got to try to help each other, and just got to stop. >> it's hard to determine the impact. i think we can all say intuitively the community is safer as a result of the guns being taken off the streets. >> in all, 680 firearms were collected today. marin county and oakland have posted successful gun buybacks recently. >> in washington, dc, thousands of antigun activists recall idea open the national mall, calling for banning assault weapons, high-capacity magazines and instituting mandatory background checks. those measures are all backed by president obama. progun activists were on the ma

happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> ama: the algerian government says 32 militants and 23 captives died during a special force operation to end the crisis. the militants consisted of 32 men, including three algerians. the group of radical islamists with links to al qaeda stormed the national gas plant on wednesday, 685 algerian and 107 foreign workers were freed. >>> president obama will take the oath of office for a second time tomorrow, but because of the date, which is a sunday, all the pomp and circumstance moves to monday. as finishing touches go on floats, the capitol is in security lockdown. the second go-round won't be as grabbed as the first. three years ago 1.8 million people filled the mall. four years ago nearly every one of the 29,000 hotel rooms in the area were booked. nearly 7,000 rooms are available today. anita mcbride, former assistant to george w. bush, says there's still a lot of excitement. >> the moment of the first african-american presid

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or mates, as eddie says. and he did say it to me.ining men edition of "pop news." >> that was fantastic. weather, from ginger. >> they said they were killing the last pod. >> get into it tomorrow. >> big news tomorrow. >> let's get to ginger first. >> no problem. it is delta sigma theta's 100th anniversary. and i'm fortunate to be surrounded by a big crowd out here. and this is cindy. what are you celebrating? >> our 100th anniversary. delta sigma theta is 100 years old. we're here to celebrate. >> they're a great crowd. they're going to d.c. by the weekend, where it's going to be 70. really nice along the east coast, as we end this workweek and start the weekend. we're looking at a picture from folly beach. surfchex.com. look how warm it gets. spring-like all the way up the east coast. 60 for new york city, by the >> you're going to have to come out and say hello. >> absolutely. what a great crowd here at "gma." >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "morning menu." it's a big beauty experiment. why one woman went without make

eddie, when you got that footage, what did you feel about it? getting that footage was very revealing. i mean, i think in a documentary you're really trying to show, you know, all sides and show people's viewpoints as they would choose to express them. and i think we felt that that was an important part of the story. and of the case, clearly, because you saw the outcome, that it was a mistrial. they could not arrive at a decision. >> and eddie, the -- >> and that was the defense. i mean, the defense put that forth. and they believed the defense. >> yeah. quite extraordinary. and eddie, a bizarre twist i guess in this tale was that you lived in newtown. your sister attended sandy hook elementary school. how did you feel, having made this documentary, to then see what happened in sandy hook? what were your emotions then? >> well, i mean, clearly, i was incredibly shocked and saddened. for the -- my heart broke for the people of newtown. and it was very strange to have been working on this film for over three years. i was working on it for other th

i know i certainly do, so i called on my good friend eddie russell at cornelius nursery and eddie you've out your top ten favorite plants that you say are almost impossible to kill right? that's right. these are ten of most easiest plants to grow, they're very forgiving, require less water than most. if you can't grow these better go to plan b which will be artificial plants. we don't want to do that, so we're going to look like we've got a green thumb with these plants. the first plant we have is a graig myrtle. now you can get these in different sizes. all the way from minature to what we call a standard they can get up to 20 feet tall. this will take minus ten to zero degrees so it's very diverse as far as where you can plant it. this is very easy take care of and it will tolerate the heat as well as cold. this particular plant is what we call deciduous means it looses all it's leaves in the winter time but in a few weeks now it's starting to warm up you'll have leaves just bursting out and in the summer time you'll have beautiful blooms on it. this is one of the tried and true plants

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happier than eddie money running a travel agency. get happy. get geico.ave you fifteen percent or more. >>> she has met with world leaders 1,700 times in the past four years, but as of friday, hillary clinton will no longer be secretary of state. today, massachusetts senator john kerry was confirmed as her successor. i've interviewed secretary clinton nearly a dozen times and i've never seen her so relaxed or up beat. we sat down for her last television interview in office. no topic was off-limits. she's been secretary of state for four years. visited 112 countries. more than any of her predecessors. logged almost a million miles. but it's where she's going next that has everybody talking. let's just say this isn't the first time the question has come up. in moscow three years ago, you told me, "i have absolutely no interest in running for president, none." you're never going to run for president again? >> i have absolutely no interest in running for president again. none, none. >> two years ago you said the exact same thing in australia. >> you said talk