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> this is an existing narrative remember 2010 state of the union address we have unreal spectacle eggingn the legislative branch to the judicial branch as they sat right there. so the question should be, after all of these decades of the left accusing republicans of imperial presidency. we have an actual imperial presidency. let's see the press research that. >> up next, mitt romney sweeps three states. shows no signs of stopping and the media is right there with him. >> mitt romney racks up three more wins riding a big wave of momentum with a positive push from the media toward the g.o.p. nomination but should they dismiss rick santorum entirely? plus, sarah palin holds her own against the many stream media on the today show. how did that go over with the press? answer is next on news watch. i'm doing my own sleep study. advil pm® or tylenol pm. the advil pm® guy is spending less time lying awake with annoying aches and pains and more time asleep. advil pm®. the difference is a better night's sleep. >>> mitt romney scores the hat trick going three to three in the primaries. >> mitt romn

politicians are routinely subjected to egging, custard-throwing, flour-pelting, and paint-hurtling. >we've been brought up in pantomime. it's perfectly harmless fun and a way of expressing irritation, anger. it's become a quite common practice to show things that are colored, that will cling, liquid or flour or whatever, because that looks good on the telly. >> in the face of indignity, politicians are trained to stay calm, simply to brush it off and walk away. but even they can be egged on to the breaking point. >> it's probably dumb, but i love it when the politicians fight back and attack their attackers. >> no one does this better than deputy prime minister john prescott in 2001, taking one for england right on the cheek. >> the guy who threw the egg was half his age, to start, and was very close. might have got it in his eye, might have actually injured him. >> there was a lot of jostling and abuse. i felt a bang on the back of my head. >> unluckily for his attacker, mr. prescott had trained as a boxer in his youth. >> he didn't think. he just want, bam! >> i immediately responde

of course, the crowd is totally egging him on. one little misstep, the guy loses control. to the youtube -- he didn't break his foot. no word if he did get arrested. do you really need to add to all that's going on. you have -- >> they've got freakin' tupac hologra holograms, awesome. >>> number one is fast, fierce -- >> oh, wow! >> and >>> i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart with the latest look at the weather. right this minute a few clouds crossing maryland. that's it. quiet weather. beautiful friday. temperatures low to mid-70s right now, comfortable, sunny. you have to love. it the rest of the evening we'll continue to see 60s with a few clouds staying mild and pleasant. big changes by tomorrow afternoon, watching a coastal storm that will impact eastern maryland through sunday. more on that at 5:00. it's just minutes away. e flippin' world. >> this is the closest they're coming to tele porting. >> and watching march of the penguins, we know penguins endure some pretty severe challenges, right? this penguin at a zoo in tokyo has a little slippery slope he has to endure n

of course, the crowd is totally egging him on. one little misstep, the guy loses control.the youtube -- he didn't break his foot. no word if he did get arrested. do you really need to add to all that's going on. you have -- >> they've got freakin' tupac hologra holograms, awesome. >>> number one is fast, fierce -- >> oh, wow! >> and fiery. >>> sometimes you're just excited, and you want to show your nanny what you've caught. >> oh, my goodness! >> in this case, this 2-year-old has caught two hawaiian toads. . she is trying to show everybody. >> nobody wants to see them. >> why are they afraid -- of honking toads, frogs, what are they? >> toads, hawaiian toads, they're afraid because they're big honkin ones. they're also afraid because of watch this. >> oh, boy, yeah. >> oh! >> little nervous pee. >> watch that again. >> oh! and that's how you get warped. >> really? [ bleep >> my grandma told me. if a frog pees on you, you're going to get warts. [ bleep >>> i like her. i like that she is not afraid of these toads and she is scaring everybody with it. >> no fear. >>> all rig

shall be labeled with the term designated the particular species in conjunction with the generic nature eg frankfurter and when they are prepared in part with mechanically separatesed feces in accordance with 319.6 it shall be labeled in accordance. shall i go on. >> stephen: no thank you, meat lady. this recent epidemic of illegal baloney being imported from mexico bothers me because if we can't trust the meat that we eat in this country, we can't trust anything. >> it also, that's it (laughter) >> stephen: chilling. how long before my baloney has a first name. and it's carlos. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> welcome back, thank you so much. nation, i know, i know i'm not perfect. i have flaws. for instance, i occasionally believe i'm not perfect. every once in a while it's nice to get some validation from someone other than me and that guy who appears in the window over my bathroom sink every morning. he is obsessed with shaving me. that's why i was so thrilled this week when "time" magazine revealed its 100 most influential people in the world. >> "time" magazine just name

of course, the crowd is totally egging him on. one little misstep, the guy loses control.o the youtube -- he didn't break his foot. no word if he did get arrested. do you really need to add to all that's going on. you have -- >> they've got freakin' tupac hologra holograms, awesome. >>> number one is fast, fierce -- >> oh, wow! >> and fiery. 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 gonna do this walk. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. we can do this. you can do this. we can all do this

as we come on the air, the nation is paying tribute to the man who is called the old egs teenager inmerica. dick clark, who died today at the age of 82. to younger generations this enthusiastic abc legend was a member of their family, a member of their family, with them on new year's eve as the daul dropped in times square. and bringing rock and roll to the living rom. and abc's david muir beginning our tribute tonight in times square where for 40 years, it was not new year's eve until dick clark said it was. >> reporter: absolutely right, diane. for so many years, dick clark ushered in the new year. and decades before, "american bandstand," breaking barriers and breaking grounds for the 10,000 muz cal acts he introduced to america. >> it's time for "american bandstand." and now, here is the star of our show, dick clark. >> reporter: it was the 1950s when this country was introduced to dick clark. and he inintroduced us to the dance moved that would define us. >> it's called "rock around the clock." ♪ >> reporter: he once said it was very simple. we played a record and the kids dance

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these guys on the side there up top, egging it on. guess -- >> hockey's the only professional sport where this was -- this will even be allowed. are you kidding me? >> almost expected even. i've only been to one hockey game. that's part of what people pay for. >> hockey fans, they like it. >> too much is too much. come on. >> this is interesting -- the flyers lead the series, i think 3-0. the pens were expected to win the whole thing. >> giving people what they want. >> caps fans, can't root for the penguins. >> maybe a little bit. >>> 5:26. coming up, embarrassing allegations that have the secret service under fire. what president obama is saying about a prostitution scandal that overshadowed his trip to latin america. >>> handing out pink slips. why one of the largest banks is cutting its staff in our area. >>> these temperatures aren't the highs we can expect today, [ dog barking ] mom! breakfast? in this house? in the morning i can use all the help i can get. that's why i love nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on

goes on to say, do not act the good samaritan to blacks in apparent distress, eg on the highway.of a dirt bag as you can. if acosted by a strange black in the street, smile and say something polite, but keep moving. in other words, whatever you do don't actually talk to blacks. just pretend you are friends with them. later on in the same article, he talked about how you should have smart and educated black friends so that people won't charge you with racism. he said they are very very rare, though. you have to collect them like antique furniture. the guy is repulsive. if you think that's bad, last quote now, he makes up these numbers. "only one black in six is more intelligent than the average white. and five whites out of six are more intelligent than the average black." nonsense non-facts made up by john derbyshire and he says 5% of the blacks are -- he pulled it out of the air. he says 50% of blacks will gone along with that. what is that based on? nothing. your weird horrible racist thoughts. national review has fired him, thank god, although they seemed awful reluctant to do

pg and it provided almost $46 billion -- eg &e -- pe &e provide almost $46 billion to the yes on 16 campaign. a disclose law would help enforce other campaign finance laws. the only way to find things out is through adequate disclosure. we have heard that the supreme court has repeatedly and unanimously upheld disclosure laws. the supreme court has also stated that it can -- is a group can prove a history of harassment, it is exempt from those rules. there have been recent court cases surrounding controversial ballot measures about gay rights and gay marriage. the disclose act provisions are ingenious in allowing nonprofits to remain anonymous. the disclose act sensibly targets the activity. if someone is contributing money to ride an election at, that should be disclosed. thank you. >> i thank all three witnesses for their testimony. my first question is to mr. keating. you know the example professor hasen used. somebody contributes a great amount to a 501c-4. the 501c-4 gives money to a superpac. your testimony does not account for that loophole. don't you agree that there is no effective

basketball championship, we assess the rule that allows young players to turn pro after only one yr ea coll ege. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. e. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> citi, supporting progress. >> bnsf railway. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: budget politics and the 2012 campaign merged today, as president obama lit into republicans and their priorities. his main target was the house republican budget plan. it would cut the deficit by $3.3 trillion in the next decade, over and above the $4 trillion in savings in the obama budget. the president addressed the associated press annual meeting in washington. >> for much of the last century, we have been having the same argument with folks who keep peddling some vers

watch this video posted to youtube, you can see the duck seems to be really enjoying the game almost "eggingoman tossing that sandal. that's two. >> the experts say ducks are highly intelligent and emotional creatures. they understand commands and play with toys. so keeping one as a pet really isn't all that "daffy." >> oh, that would be three. the trifecta of puns. well done, guys. >> quack, quack. >> hope we quacked you up. >> aflac. pay the doctors, boys. i love that commercial. >> see you guys. that was dumb. >> we'll be back right after this. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by "that's my jam" cd set. ♪ >>> one of my favorite songs of all time. ted williams was a baseball great and a military hero. but has been making headlines since his passing because his family had his head cryogenically frozen. >> now his daughter is selling parts of her father's personal memorabilia and she talked to abc's john berman about it. >> the slugger ted williams. >> reporter: he may be the greatest hitter who ever lived. an american icon, but an american enigma. the family's collect

and if a couple cannot get pregnant, what's wrong with having a baby with the help of, you know, eg andrmg and sperm being mixed in a lab? you could adopt a baby. >> that's great. >> that's to be applauded but for someone to get fired bass they used in vitro fert lizilization fertilization, i don't see how you can defend that, 866-55-press. i have got to say >> sometimes the catholic church doesn't look like a very compassionate institution. does it? ♪ >> this is the bill press show. current tv. a former two-term governor. >>make your voice heard. >>detremined to find solutions. >>that partnership in order to invest in our country is critical. >>driven to find the truth. >>how did romney get his groove back? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >>just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. ♪ >> the latest from the world of politics, this is the bill press show. >> politics and more i should say on the full-court press. here we are politically direct all of us this morning. good to see you. we are taking your calls on this cas

burger agree king agreed to buy eggings from hens that are not in battery cages. development. mcdonald's -- >> aren't all chicken houses like that? >> yes. you have different breeds. the poultry are all -- not all. they are mostly until big warehouses, not cages. they get so bruised that because you are seeing the chicken and eating it, you wouldn't want it, he has all of these bruises. >> in the warehouse, they are running around. >> packed pretty tightly but on a floor typically. the laying hens are in these cages. some are 8, 10, 12 high. each bird, you know, one of your listeners or one of your viewers here on current, they take a normal piece of paper and a copy machine or, you know printer, 8 and a half by 11, say 8 and a half by 11, you do a two-thirds full, 67, that's the living space they have. >> good lord. if you have questions and you want to address those, we save a seat for you at the table. you didn't mention cows. these feed lots, you can smell them. they may have been out free range at one time but they are jambed in there -- jammed in there. is t