willie's 24-year-old foster daughter who intends to kind of shake things up a bit. >> when they add eedady bunch." >> i'm going with jason bourne. lots of gems in what could be the biggest season yet. >> launching a fashion line appealing to a different audience. >> fashion in terms with los angeles clash with those. >> it should be interesting. >>> the wife of san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh is shedding light on her husband's regular game day outfit. black top with pleated khaki pant. >> pretty much wears it every time. -pw threw them out many times but he bought them again. they cost 8 bucks much the coach makes 5 million bucks a year. >> sara harbaugh says she has asked her husband if she can dress him starting next season and don't you think -- isn't that what women do? >> absolutely. >> always try to dress our men. >> take advantage of it. right. let your wife dress you. i never knew those pants -- i looked at his khakis. they don't look like they're $8 pants. i got to go to walmart and get me a pair. >> yours cost what, 8 bucks. >> rocking $12 pair. >> big spender. >> when

earned and our wounded warriors receive the health care, including the mental health care, that they eed. we'll keep working to help all our veterans translate their skills and leadership into jobs here at home and we will all continue to join forces to honor and support our remarkable military families. let me tell you about one of those families i have come to know. hemsberg, an ey army ranger, on omaha beach on d-day. along with some rangers, he walked me through the ceremony. he was a -- an impressive young man, an easy manner, sharp as a tack. we took some pictures, i told him to stay in touch. a few months later, on his 10th deployment he was nearly killed by a massive roadside bomb in his comrades found him face down in the canal face down . for months he laid in a coma. next time i met him, he couldn't speak. he could barely move. over the years, he has endured hours of surgeries, grueling rehab. he is still blind in one eye, still struggles on his left side. but slowly, steadily, with the support of caregivers like his dad greg and the community around him, he has grown stronger

>> i expect eed him to take mor credit.l o'reilly of college football -- >> are you saying -- >> i'm more perturbed by the fact he's a red-shirt freshman. kind of racist. i thought we had moved beyond that. >> oh, brother. >> disgusting. >> 20-year-old. are you watching? >> yeah, i pulled an andrea. i did the same thing. we were like twinned because i was watching "the bachelor" with juan pablo, and the game -- >> oh, brother. >> equally thrilling. >> quick thought, and then we have to move on. you picked florida state, but did you pick them with or without the points? >> without the points. >> i picked auburn and lost. >> he didn't play well in the first half. >> he did not. >> but they did. auburn covered with points. let's be clear. >>> moving on, from a guy who had a lot to say to a guy who can't buy a vowel. director michael bay was the man behind the camera for films like pearl harbor, armageddon. he met his match on a stage in vegas. >> what i try do as the director, i try to -- ah. the type is all off. sorry. i'll w

morning said that singer justin bieber had two large cookie jars full of marijuana when deputies raided eedis mansion there w search warrant served last week and they were found. he is accused of throwing eggs at his neighbor's mansion. the cookie jars were in plain view. but deputies did not seize them balk they were not on the hunt tore drugs. they were primarily looking for security camera footage. >>> president obama doesn't think smoking weed is worse than drinking alcohol. in an interview, he said that he does not feel it's more dangerous than alcohol when considering the impact on users, but he is not arguing for theizatithe legalization of marijuana. he admits to using it when he was young and calls it a bad idea, he said those that feel that legalizing marijuana will solve problems are probably over stating the case. here is the forecast. >> good morning to you on this holiday. one that is sunny and hazy. it's not a spare the air day like over the weekend. a couple of wind changes will bring a different flavor to the forecast, almost gone are the near record high temperatures. >> m

this man acted eed out of contr and for no reason. >> i know you want to see justice done. to you? >> for him to stay behind bars for the rest of his life. he can't undo the pain and the hurt that he's caused me and my daughter and his family. his mom and his brother and his sister. we've been sentenced, too. to a lifetime of pain and hurt. and there's no excuse for what he did. so i don't want him to see daylight ever again. >> tonight, curtis reeves is being held without bail. we'll be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] if you're struggling with bipolar depression, there are treatment options. ask your doctor if once a day latuda, lurasidone hcl, may help you. in clinical studies, latuda has been shown to be effective for many people struggling with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor if you have unusual changes in mood, behaviors, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor if you have fever,

refunds,eed to full but settled a class-action suit last february on the same issue, giving out tens of millions to 23 million affected customers. apple ceo tim cook said it doesn't feel right for the ftc to sue over a case that had already been settled, however, we decided to accept it rather than take on a and distracting legal fight. under the settlement, apple will have to change its billing practices to make it more obvious the purchases are taking place. take a look at the headlines. historic trial is underway for four hezbollah suspects accused of assassinating the former lebanese prime minister nine years ago. this as a least three people are killed in a car bomb attack in a hezbollah stronghold near lebanon's border with syria. the vatican is under tough scrutiny by u.n. committee on children's rights. the catholic church has been slammed over allegations of child sex abuse by priests and an inadequate response from church officials. protests over high-cost redevelopment plans for a city in northern spain spread out to madrid, thousands in the streets call it a waste of mone

thathinese icebreaker freedom became stuck and might .eed help >> the chinese icebreaker was successfullyoming to the rescue of the passengers aboard the russian research ship. but now, it is stuck. the latest twist in a rescue operation fraught with complications. media say the ship is being held up by a drifting iceberg one kilometer in length. officials in beijing are in constant contact with the crew. the state oceanic administration has set up an emergency team to handle the current situation. we will analyze the information we get around the clock to make timely judgments and proper decisions. >> it is hoped the iceberg will move away in the coming days allowing it to free itself. people onsay the 111 board are well stocked with food and not in immediate danger. big hits catapulted him to the top of the charts. together with his brother, his classic songs won the hearts of generations. phil everly has died. he had been suffering from lung disease. the brothers influenced bands like the beatles, the beach boys, and simon and garfunkel. they were among the first performers to be induc

one of the kids being test eed this 10-year-old.ke others we met, she, too, is part of a fighting family. her father set up this makeshift boxing ring next to the police station where he works. the family also, like the others, is poor. she shares a tiny apartment with her brothers and sisters and there's great hopes that her fighting skills will be her ticket out. from what we saw she's shy, focused and unbelievably fierce in the ring. she is fierce in there and throws some really hard punches. she must also get hit pretty hard. do you ever worry about her? >> i was very scared, she says. but after seeing her in practice and the fact that she learned how to protect herself, i feel better. the family believes fighting keeps the kids away from other dangers. and that is the trouble with this troubling sport that is engrained in a culture that provides few alternatives. some of these kids would be working in sweat shops or worse, put to work in bangkok's infamous red light district, if they weren't in the ring. >> it's something i str

. >>> the woman consider eed france's first lady is expected to leave the hospital today.iler was hospitalized after reports that francois hollande was having an affair. >>> apparently some heated legislation. i'm not seeing shoes fly. that's key there. no shirt, no shoes, no service. what about no pants? in mexico city, pantless commuters packed the subway. yesterday over 800 people participated in the no pants party now going on its 13th year. the tradition originally started in new york. despite chilly weather in the big apple, opponents of appropriate clothing shed layers before heading below ground. new york. in winter. >>> time for a look ahead and look back. more debate today about extended unemployment benefits. the senate resumes its consideration of the bill that temporarily extends jobless benefits for over 1 million americans. on this day in 1982, a deadly air florida jet crash in washington, d.c. as reported by "nightly news." >> an air florida 737 with 70 people aboard crashed in a snowstorm this afternoon after taking off from the washington national airport

he is tasked wi eed helping a colleague. he expected back on capitol hill this week.com this morning, judges ask how bad is too bad for texas women seeking abortions? the fifth circuit is looking into challenges of texas' tough new abt yea borgs law. and forget washington, how about lincoln? the republican senate candidate is the republican senate candidate from nebraska and he wants to move the capital to the cornhusker state. it will fix dysfunction between both parties. so that's how you do it. >>> time for your first look at politics. joining me is ellis henican. >> let's go to omaha. >> apparently that's its answer to all ow problems. could it be the answer to the unemployment benefits that have been wiped away for over a million americans? there's a big push to get those back. is that hope diminishing a bit now? >> harry reed did nid did not h votes last night. if he had the 60 votes to have an ultimate vote, we would have had that last night. 10:30 this morning is the latest deadline. they're working very hard, including the president, making phone calls to rep

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i wanted eed to puke, like lis son did on the show. it was awful. yes, i live in austin, 90 miles away from where this is going on in san antonio, and football is king, in texas that's true. i hope it's not reality. reality tv is rarely reality, and i would put this in the category of the "kardashians," and i really hope that's not what's happening with these kids. because this is gladiator-style football, an that's not what happens in other organizations and other leagues. i am concerned about the bullying element of coaching, however, and i think there is an element of that that is important, that parents need to know about, and not let their kids be bullied by coaches. >> let me ask you about football overall, and sports, dr. brown. you know, a lot of parents put kids in sports with the idea it will build confidence and a healthy sense of competition. again, i have kids, i want that for my kids, as well. it seems you can do that without creating the sense of "win at all costs," physical and emotional costs. >> i agree completely. i think team spo

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call eed "rich kwids kids."get an executive producer credit on that. do you know kristen wiig? >> our paths have crossed a bunch of times over the years. >> jimmy: and did you ever -- were you ever on "saturday night live"? >> i auditions for snl. >> jimmy: you did? >> probably four or five years ago. i went in and it's a nerve wracking process. >> jimmy: i bet. >> it's your life long dream. you grew up watching "saturday night live." for comedians there's no other show you would ever want to be on. so i went into the audition, i was really excited, the stage manager is pack stage. all right, you're going to go out there, say hi to lorn and the writers and then you're going to look at camera and start. got it. nailed this. no problem here. and i go out and i say hi to lorne and then i start my audition and lorne says they're not here. and by the way, did you hear my michael lorne impression? he's like what do you mean? i was like the writers are outside. and i said oh, are they outside talking about how awesome

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of tnn, we used to host things together, and a lot of folks know that glen had developed always hi eed and my mom has that. if anybody has that in your family, you know what the future holds. i don't know, at some point, someone needed to do a tribute to this man, an incredible catalog of songs he has had, has, and i just wanted it to be me, and i wanted to do it while he could still appreciate it and feel the love that we put into the album. >> let's introduce the band. randy harper on tkeys who playe with collin all the time, and joining us, the little rockers. bob higgins on drums today. let's do one of glen campbell's big songs, galveston. ♪ galveston oh galveston ♪ i still hear your sea winds blowing ♪ ♪ i see the dark eyes rolling ♪ she was 21 ♪ and i left galveston ♪ galveston oh galveston ♪ i still hear your sea waves crashing ♪ ♪ the waters splashing ♪ i dreeam of galveston ♪ ♪ i can see her standing by the water ♪ ♪ standing there looking out to sea ♪ ♪ and is she waiting there for me ♪ ♪ on this beach where we used to run ♪ ♪ galveston oh galveston ♪ i am so afraid of dying

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developing right now at 4:00, spuper super bowl terror fears and suspicious letters and white powder deliver eed theer e site of the big game. >> and a singhole shuts down parts of massachusetts avenue for ten days. >> and suspicious letters and those suspicious letters that we are going to talk about it, with but first a sus pitor story abo super bowl. chris? >> yes, we are just getting in information about this in the last few minutes. the fbi have been investigating a suspicious yellow and white powder mailed to five new jersey tels near the site of the super bowl, and now the fbi are saying that the initial tests have -- they will do some additional tests on the powder to be sure, but preliminary tests, again, show nothing, nothing poisonous, and hazardous materials team were out checking out the substance in the last few hours to determine what it is, and fbi and police officials in renaissance inn in ooet -- east rutherford, and others found at an eco know lodge. >>> and parts of massachusetts avenue is shutdown for what is called a washout. adam tuss, our transportation e reporter, is liv

ten other riders frantically rushed to the front of the bus and you can see the intend eed victim kneeling over, he wasn't hurt. >>> and finally a wild, wild comeback for the indianapolis colts in the wild card nfl playoff game on saturday. the colts were trailing the kansas city chiefs by 28 points. four touchdowns. they clicked into gear and finally won that game. second largest comeback in nfl playoff history. the colts are now headed to the afc divisional playoffs. where they will meet either the denver broncos or dan harris' new england patriots. i was watching that game. pretty amazing to me. watch this, fumble close to the goal line by the colts, the quarterback andrew luck picks up the ball and watch this. he sees the opening, goes for it. scores the touchdown. isn't that amazing. >> yes. >> stanford man. heads up play by a stanford. >>> now to a sports story of an entirely different variety, the friendship between ex-nba star dennis rodman and north korean dictator kim jong-un. he's taking a team of former players for a game to celebrate kim jong-un's birthday. >> reporter: a team

water's world headed w eed weste sundance festival where he surprised unsuspected celebs with the o'reillyphone, cameras rolling. what happens when you ask holly weirdos about their politics? >> he's a guy who means to do the right thing. his heart is in the right place. he's not a schemer, not devious. >> the unemployment and the benghazi scandal. >> we kind of know that's -- i mean, you and i agree that that's bs now, right? >> why is that bs? an american ambassador was assassinated and there was no protection. >> what is the scandal? >> no protection, no one was never arrested. >> who is cutting -- who is cutting the protection? who is cutting the budget? >> who did? >> the republicans. >> a little bit of information. >> yeah, i mean, look, when you go and interview hollywood celebrities about 90% of them, you're going to get that kind of reaction because depending where they watch their news and get what they consider to be a credible news source. they're going to be in the misinformation highway, passing on the same erroneous facts. >> the big bus, in the big information bus. bobby? >

he's the only other man who's ever touched my pea us eed my . he had to move it out of the way.he way. couldn't even see my back. he had to get that thing out of the way to realign. >> jimmy: so you went anyway. >> so i was even more excited to go. but i also thought, this is a really classy guy. i've heard about mhim from so many people. >> jimmy: some of the classiest guys do that. >> he has a nice office in beverly hills. so i get there and i walk in and it's like, it's a nice building. and it is in beverly hills. but i get there, there's nobody anywhere. i'm thinking oh, it will be like a normal building. a secretary might be there. there's no one. there's like a phone off the hook. no, there wasn't. but i was sort of like okay, just kind of waited. you joust wonder. it's not like there's credentials hanging on the wall. >> jimmy: this all seems very, very bad. >> but i stayed. it took so long to get the a i poim. >> jimmy: when they make your wait. >> so i go in, i meet him and he's very nice and we're kind of -- he's looking at stuff and then sure enough he gives me the sp

. >> i was a dishwasher, they wouldn't make me a bus boy, a dishwasher, i mowed lauren eed that, about i worked on the garbage truck, which probably makes sense, age 14, one job i had i really enjoyed when i was in college, i worked for the funeral parlor. >> that is creepy. >> closed the caskets all by myself. >> that was five stories worth of caskets. >> but you told me that, eight years old i delivered papers under my sister's name because you had to be 12. 12 years old i was a dishwasher by hand, no machine. 13 years old, a cook, bus boy, waiter, bartender at 17. that was my troubled years. and then construction. >> and -- >> you were actually a good cook. you cooked when you were 13? >> in a restaurant. >> you are kidding. >> i swear. >> i have cooked for bob many times. >> yeah, he is a good cook. >> but doesn't it say something about your work ethic. sean, you are one of the hardest working men in the building. you work tirelessly. >> i love it. >> i love it, too, i love to work. >> coming up next right here on "hannity." it is the outrageous new campaign, to try to paint them a

well, i pick up this gentleman who was a little bit older than me at the time, picked imh eed and threws or ones you made yourself. >> vienna beef makes great hot dogs. >> jimmy: we have a vienna beef fan. >> i heard you're good with cracking eggs. if you can crack that egg in there. >> jimmy: it's always insulting the things i'm asked to do. >> wow. no shell. andy, if you could get started over here. you're going to blend all these ingredients into the bowl. >> all of these? it's like [ bleep ]. >> the entire quantity of it? >> great questions. the entire quantity, all of it. and just push those guys over there. >> jimmy: should i do these, too? >> you're going to put the dry ingredients, flour, corn meal, baking soda, the spices all in here. give them a little bit of a whisk, beat that egg, beat that egg. then you're going to mix milk and butter milk in with the egg. and this becomes the batter for the corn dog. good, good, good. these are asian noodles. you can use other kinds but i like them very much. nice texture. when you get that done, just put enough on there to give this a nic

they beat out about a dozen other couples vying for the unprecedent eed display of affection.nd they said what it says to the millions watching. >> so many people fought long and hard for gay men and women to be able to marry in the state of california. hopefully one day all over the united states. we hope what they see up there is, you know, something that honors that and respects that. >> aubrey, there has been, of course, some backlash. the tournament of roses has received postings like this one that reads in part, so sad that for the first time, our family will not be watching the parade. we do not wish to be slapped in the face with something so extremely offensive to us. you had to have expected this. and do you think that this is a way to change minds? >> absolutely, it's a way. it's a great flatfiplatform for express our love, for people to get to know us, and for people to get educated. everyone is entitled to their opinion. so far, for every one negative or hateful review or posting, there's been two or three positives. we have never watched the rose bowl parade, we

why she was dump eed like an agg first wife? well, in politics, black trumped female. voting for obama became historical instead of hisitarical, so hillary realizes to win now, what was once about color must now be about chromosomes. a vote for her is a vote for all women. and even now, critcome of hillary will be seen as sexist. if she claims america doesn't help women, then what country does. my guess is she's less interested in injustices for women worldwide, than injustices for her. hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, which is why her husband better blow off serious steam before 2016. once you say first man, say adios to your favorite hobby. you know what i'm talking about. >> bob's trying not to laugh. >> so, where do we start? hillary has a hit list, bob. surprised? >> no, by the way, gates probably that was from axelrod, the reason she got that collar on. i don't think you could really fault hillary for this thing on the women. that's her platform, what chose rr going to run on. that's been her main message from the time she was -- before she was secretary o

i would be interesting to know as far as that full briefing is concern eed on the other issue misusef disaster relief funds. do you think governor christie is out of bounds being involved with these funds being used for a tourism campaign? >> i know how close you are physically to new jersey. you know very well the jersey shore is a treasure for us. it is the backbone of our tourism economy. those commercials were critically important. the question is whether or not the governor needed to participate in them to show it was open for business or not. again, that was a different legislature and a different time. the reality is people are going to look at this. there was a federal inquiry into whether or not this was appropriate long before any of us knew about bridgegate. what is troubling to us as elected leaders is we have families and businesses that even after going through the first season of tourism and vacations are still not back in their homes and businesses that are still not up. what's more important than the commercial talking about how strong new jersey is the strength to r

i worked for richard nixon, and we'll never know whether he ordered wa eed watergate or not. but the people carrying out thought he wanted them to do it. people take their cues off the leader. and if certain things are permissible or encouraged and they do them, it's the leader's responsibility. that's the problem that chris christie has now. >> i can't wait to tell the big guy that we did this. it's a kind of trivial and cynical and callous tone to it. it's a mentality in that office. >> and you believe that if somebody died, you believe it takes to another level. >> i think if somebody died or had some serious injury as a result of not being able to get proper medical attention swiftly, i think it could be curtains for him. this is a big deal in politics. it was only a couple weeks ago that chris christie went ahead for the first time of hillary clinton in a sweep stakes for 2016. we're a long way away, but that makes a difference in republican politics. when somebody gets ahead, republicans tend to turn to that person as the heir apparent. all bets are off tonight. >> one

jobs council to expire, were presiding over a healthy economy, there still would be millions of unfill eed jobs eac month. >> some businesses are going out of business, new businesses are starting up, other businesses expanding, and you'll have many job vacancies created, and those take time to fill. >> new numbers come out next week. for now, the south has the most unfilled jobs in the u.s., but the midwest is showing the greatest increase in job vacancies. >> thank you. >>> stocks were up today. the dow gained 106. the s&p 500 finished ahead 11. the nasdaq increases 39.5%. >> coming up shortly, the state of american business from u.s. cham bye-b chamber of commerce president tom donohue. if you have questions for him, let me go on facebook or on twitter. you can use the #specialreport. >> president obama will meet with congressional bosses thursday to talk about surveillance reform. tomorrow, he has sessions with the leaders of the intelligence community and with members of his privacy and civil liberties oversight board. >>> a u.s. defense official has confirmed to the associated press

philadelphia abortion doctor kurmcurkermit g who was convicted of murdering babies born alive in botch eed bortions, and a new fox poll shows more voters now consider themselves pro-life, 48%, than pro-choice, 45%. a reversal from a poll taken in april during the gosnell trial, and another one taken just before the 2012 election. 22 states enacted new restrictions on abortion in 2013, including in some states, a requirement that abortion doctors be certified to admit patients to a nearby hospital in the event of an emergency. but pro-choice advocates say the new laws are not improving care. >> in fact, make it very, very difficult for poor people and for women who live in rural areas to even access compassionate abortion care. having to drive many times out of state or hundreds and hundreds of miles to take several days off from work. >> marchers out here earlier today also got some support from the vatican. pope francis tweeted that he was joining the march for life with his prayers. he also says he hopes the event would encourage people to, quote, respect all life, especially the most vu

but then interrupt eed and the d wings try to start an tack but no luck.rough. zetterberg peeled off. covered by nyquist and swept on across, well wide. now under four minutes separating these two teams with a sudden-death five-minute overtime period. still they battle. nyquist able to turn it along. away from datsyuk. it's around behind. >> eddie: bertuzzi. >> mike e.: fed to center and gloved down by smith who's had a terrific game for detroit. reilly challenged. goes back down. and icing is called. 3:30 to go. >> pierre: randy carlyle so intense right now, he is giving it to nazem kadri for making a bad change on the ice. just lacing into him. and greg cronin trying to calm him down. ripping in to kadri for a bad change there. >> mike e.: the two teams are tied for the standings in the same division, the atlantic, both with 45 points. both are playing their 42. >> andrea: game today. sta starting the second half of the 82-game season. shot one that rattled off the boards. bernier trying to seal, and he does. danny dekeyser was saying yesterday that he h

the motor vehicle commission was closed when they voted against legislation that was back eed b the governor the following year. none of these stories individually is conclusive, but together they paint a picture of the man and his style of governing. there's another group that dared to cross christie. who would that be? women. and the retribution was swift and brutal. his first budget hurt women by eliminating $7.5 million for family planning. christie used his line item veto to gut women's health again. the impact was felt immediately. the next year family planning clinics saw 33,000 fewer patients. the number of breast exams dropped over 30%. six clinics closed all together. women's health suffered, and this pattern has been repeated in every budget since christie took office. he also vetoed twice a program that would have expanded medicaid to more low-income women. christie justifies this as all fiscal responsibility. the same excuse he uses for his vengeful schemes. that's absurd on its face when you asker 90% of that medicaid family planning program would be paid by the federal governm

did not ask to take money out of another place because it was considered to eed to be an eme.epublican party has changed. in the atmosphere in washington has changed. the reasonable middle ground between republicans and democrats is now gone and what's left are ideological combatants that want to turn everything, even the plight of 1.3 million workers now, not to mention their families. president obama talked about a wider impact of up to 14 million people over the next year. the ideology triumphs the specific. that doesn't usually happen in politics but it's at risk of happening now. >> i think that's right, howard. republicans themselves have been all over the place in terms of their messaging on this issue. let's listen to rand paul versus rand paul on extending unemployment benefits. >> i do support unemployment benefits for the 26 weeks that they're paid for. if you extend beyond that, you do a disservice to these workers. i'm not against having unemployment insurance. i do think the longer you have it, it does provide some diss t disincentive to work and we have to figur

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they're the ones who start eed google.hough, when you hear all these big numbers, last year, it was a really unusual year for the stock market. the s&p 500 rallied almost 30% in 2013. the average annual gains are actually supposed to be closer to 8%. so while these rich people, they're probably going to get richer again this year. i'm thinking they won't be richer by as much. >> the 300 richest people in the world. talking about 300 people, can you believe it? so what happens when the dallas cowboy cheerleaders make a video involving the beach? bikinis and a camera attached to a hula hoop. probably no surprise it goes viral. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> it's the little camera that makes you feel like you're along for the ride on a surfboard. or a roller coaster. or inside a dishwasher. and now the go pro has gone where few have gone before. around and around and around. the dallas cowboy cheerleaders on a hula hoop. >> we were really wanting to show off our girls. >> so while the cowboy cheerleaders were down in mexico sho

it happen eed in florida.t happens other places, and sometimes our activists feel like they're supposed to do the right thing as long as the establishment gets their choice. but when we get our choice, sometimes the rules change. and there's some frustration there, for sure. >> absolutely. i think that's a fair assessment, and by the way, i fought the establishment diligently in a couple races, and i think you're 100% on. amy, matt, great to have both of you on. >> thank you. >>> marsha prince says we have been labeled as cold and uncaring. we better change that perception visually and verbally. solutions to reunite the gop a at @huckabeeshow. >>> coming up, why do conservative groups attack one republican and support another? we'll talk to the club for growth. i'll talk to someone for them when we come back. stay with us. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving

meanwhile, in an interview published today on yahoo news, governor christie also talk eed directly in the scandal saying, quote, i'm going to lun from this. he said, i can't tell you what it is i'm going to learn, but i am intent on learning from this. we should note christie's interview with yahoo was done before zimmer went public with her allegations. michael isikoff continues to follow the story closely. we have this picture here from the daily news of the property for that redevelopment, which is at the heart of mayor zimmer's allegations. this is the picture here. there it is right there. you brought up an interesting point earlier that i thought needed to be repeated and perhaps even expanded upon, that while the lieutenant governor denies the allegation of sandy funding being tied to the project, she did acknowledge there was in fact a conversation she had with mayor zimmer in may of 2013. >> right. she acknowledged there was a conversation. she said that mayor zimmer's account of the -- version of the conversation was not accurate. she denied it. but she didn't say what took

so many -- the freak in ohio that killed all those people, that was in cincinnati, the guy who abort eed who were alive, that was in philadelphia. >> i lived in texas, and i know they're addicted to freiday nigt football and youth football. >> they love it in western pennsylvania, too. >> being yelled at by the mother and pushed around? >> you have never been yelled add by a football coach? >> yes, but i was older, i wasn't 4 years old. i would have been a serial killer if they had done that to me. >> what's wrong with winning? and people are outraged like little girl jonbenet beauty pageants. >> it's better kids are sitting here when they parents are on the street doing who knows what, and they're unattended? >> that's apples and oranges. this is an organized football league, which is the problem. i hope the nfl or somebody does something about it. one more thing is up next. >> thank you, bob. >> you're welcome. are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options t

the united states in 2008 was opposed to same-sex marriage, then in his second inaugural address talk eed about it as a basic right. several of these proposals working through the courts. several in virginia saying they will challenge the new attorney general, put this back on the ballot. this is a state by state much like the abortion debate happening in different states, states will do different things and the question is does the supreme court ultimately say that's okay if states have different policies or the supreme court say it's too confusing and has to be a national ruling on this issue. that's going to take a couple years. >> even in recent weeks we've seen in oklahoma and utah decisions going forward with same-sex marriage. one to be stayed and now an appeal. i assume the supreme court is eventually going to have to decide for the whole country. >> several cases will come through. again, the big fundamental question is is this as many conservatives even believe a state issue? is marriage a state issue? or if you have different states doing different things and you move from one

not a single abuse of the metadata has been identified that harmed n eed anyone in any.that's, i think, the real reason why congress hasn't done anything is that the program has so far worked as intended although it hasn't done as much as they might have thought it could. but there's no one harmed. >> brit, you know, you get the e-mails. you're going to get them today. i get the e-mails. and there are a lot of very loyal patriotic americans who are outraged by this, jouj raged by what they learned of edward snowden and they're concerned that maybe you can't point to the abuse but the idea can just vacuum up all of this information about law abiding citizens, they're very offended by it. >> they're offended by the concept. that's understandable. what many of them don't understand is these telephone calls are not being listened in on. it is simply a record of the kind that your phone company gets every time you place a call of the number you called, the duration of the call, the time of the call. that's it. and when you have that -- when you see the number of phone calls m

we also wanted to ask michigan congressman dave camp why he need eed so much money.raised nearly $4.5 million in his last campaign. his opponent raised a paltry $37,000. camp has blown out his closest challengers for years. so what's all this money for? no comment. and then there's florida governor rick scott. remember that first fundraiser he was having? it was hosted by the principi group, a company founded by former veterans administration secretary anthony principi. two days before hosting this fundraiser for the governor, the principi group gave $10,000 to governor scott's political action committee, which is called let's get to work. it turns out the principi group did get to work. at least in florida. where in 2010 the group won a $1.8 million contract to help stop the closure of military bases. like the two congressmen, governor scott wasn't exactly interested in talking about the relationship between fundraisers and contracts and doing business with the state of florida. >> you have to go talk to let's get to work. >> last question. >> we did ask the pac, le

i actually did something that i probably shouldn't have done that starts with a "w" and ends with "eedh, yeah. yeah. so, yeah -- >> jimmy: really? had you done it before? >> no. that was my first time. we did it out of -- start with a "b" ends with an "ong." so, it was crazy because i started really getting paranoid. i thought i had just completely ruined my life. i was like splashing water on my face constantly, it was like a clearasil commercial or something. in the bathroom like this -- constantly. >> jimmy: they always splash water on their face. i love it. >> but it was like ten clearasil commercials. so, anyway, i showed up to the audition and like got just a little less paranoid. and went in and did -- did what i could and was like devastated. i couldn't tell my mom. and i ended up getting the call back and getting the role. so, i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] what that means. but -- >> jimmy: but, kids if you're watching -- >> i was going to say, that's actually the reason why i -- like i keep all my work very separate from those two words that we spelled. >> jimmy: yeah,

which miraculously pushed t eed k.i.n.d. fund across the $7 million fund.ntributed $7,388,341 to the k.i.n.d. fund since we started it on this program. i know that's a very big number, but every little bit helps. you know, when the hardworking staff of "the last word" gave me the gift this year of a contribution to the k.i.n.d. fund, i got a bit choked up when i tried to thank them because every time i see a contribution to k.i.n.d., no matter how big or how small, i see those kids. i see the kids who are going to be helped. i see the girls i know in high schools there who are going to be able to continue their education dream, continue pursuing that dream of becoming nurses and doctors. i see the kids sitting on dirty floors who will suddenly find themselves sitting at desks, and i see, i see how that makes them feel. there's a lot of emotion in the k.i.n.d. fund here on the giving end and in malawi on the receiving end. and i always struggle to try to fully express my gratitude for what you've done, and i always fail. and so i'm going to leave the thank y