first another 49ers flashback. >> into the end zone for the touchdown.t tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] over a third of a day's fiber. fiber one. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. a live look outside. sfo. looks like traffic on 101. also a live look waiting for the suns arrival over san jose this morning. a really pretty day ahead. we'll check the forecast coming up with with meteorologist rob bayes in for christine this morning. san jose sharks start the season undefeated. sharks are now 6-0 after last night's game against the ducks. sharks trailed 2-1 late in the third. logan couture came through with a game tying goal. final score 3-2. >> sharks looking and feeling good. the su

first, check out this 49ers flashback. >> throws it across the middle. catch by wright. beats the defender on the play. touchdown, 49ers. what a move he made on richards. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> welcome back. 6:13. six months after the boy scouts reaffirmed its long standing stance on gays, the organization says it's rethinking the stance. the policy is under scrutiny after a boy scout was denied his eagle scout badge after he came out as gay to his troop leaders. the family organized a petition drive on change.org which has collected well over 460,000 signatures. the policy cost the boy scouts corporate support. just last year computer chip maker intel and u.p.s. withdrew support because of the gay ban. the new policy would let individual

here's a 49ers flashback. >> kaepernick. for the touchdown! [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex and honey nut chex. for me, it's cinnamon. it means a lot to be able to give them something that's good for them, that also puts smiles on their faces. 'cause i really love those smiles. we're the harris family. and we love chex. [ male announcer ] love chex? connect with us on facebook. >>> right now we get back to 49ers quest for six. that's right. a group of dedicated artists here in this area busy this morning putting finishing touches on a mural honoring your 49ers. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live by san francisco's masonic lodge on mission street with an inside look at how that beautiful work is shaping up. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. the 49ers love is pouring out the side of this building here in the mission

>> krystal, it is john mccain 3.0 or 4.0-i don't know, this is an amazing flashback when john mccain used to cooperate with democrats. >> very chummy there, and a quick turn about, recently he has been taking out his political grudges on susan rice and being very aggressive there. now he is back to the maverick john mccain, when he used to be the guy you could count on to looking at a bipartisan manner when acting in government. >> and here is the other striking political moment. john mccain explains what he thinks will be necessary to pass this bill, including what he calls the leadership of president obama. let's listen to this. >> i am confident the majority of both houses, led by the president of the united states, who made this a major campaign issue, that we will succeed. but we're not going to get everybody on board. >> steve kornacki, nothing provprove s more strongly than that, that elections do have consequences. >> i can't help but think with john mccain, you're looking at a protection of legacy there. his reputation as a maverick was a bit over sold, what it really reflec

very thin. >> today's flashback.hree years ago today that the world was first introduced to the ipad. the late steve jobs presented the first version of that tablet which has been revised three times. more than 100 million ipads have been sold world wide. this past week apple lost its title as the world's most valuable company to exon mobile. it lost 30% of its val since september. >>> on this day in 1998 on the day of her husband's state of the union address first lady hillary clinton came on the today show. the interview was made all the more interesting given the day before president clinton made that infamous finger waving denial then mrs. clinton made this comment about the scandal. >> but i do believe that this is a battle. i mean, look at the very people who are involved in this. they have popped up in other settings. the great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is this vast right wing conspiracy conspiring against my husband since the announced his run for president. a

>>ates flashback. interestingly, have you now spoken with senator hagel, former senator hagel, and you have decided that you will support him. tell me what did he say that persuaded you that this was not just a convergence of -- conversion of convenience? that he is really committed to your value system going forward. >> not just did i speak with him at length, but i asked him to put in writing his positions on the various issues of concern to me, which included the issue of sanctions against iran, our relationship with our great ally israel, which included his attitude toward gays in the military, which included his attitude towards making sure that women in the military are protected from rape m military and, many of the, have the same reproductive health care as women outside the military. this wasn't one question. it was a series of questions. i will say and i sent that with his permission -- he sent those answers out. i felt his answers were very understanding of where we are as a nation now. i th

. >> a flashback to when jim harbaugh did not have the title of coach. >> a former classmate of harbaugh, rachel, sent these classic year book pictures back in 1982 during the senior year. >> he was not shy. he played basketball and varsity football for the school and for the bears in the pro's. you can send your fan photos to us. >> real heartbreaker. >> saved by the bell. >> thanks for joining every time someone chooses finish over cascade, it sparks a movement. look ! no ugly spots ! and see that shine ! you've got to try finish. because once they try finish, they can't keep it to themselves. i'm switching for good. wow ! awesome ! finish is seriously good. cannot believe how great it works. incredible shine. i won't use anything else. love, love, love finish ! so far over a million neighbors, friends, and family have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. recommended by more dishwasher brands worldwide. [cheers and applause] >> hi, cutie. good to see you. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a policy analyst on capitol hill, and he has re

i mean, did you have kind of flashbacks of the moment had you that injury? >> no. we crash daily.t's never really about the injury. it's always about getting back and doing it better. >> what's it like watching the video now of that crash from 2009, that led to your injury? >> i cringe, but i kind of learn from it. i landed deep on that. and i landed so deep i got down below my bars and went to get off the bike but was going in the wrong direction. once you hit the ground, my leg gets pulled. nothing i could do. >> is there anything that you can't do on the bike that you used to be able to do? or are you back to full board? >> i'm back to full board. i'm 33 now. >> awesome, jerad. thanks for joining us. keep on riding! >>> if you're a student and you see snowy, icy weather, you automatically think -- "snow day." >> not at byu. freezing rain and ice. classes still weren't cancelled. byu is a very hilly campus. you see students here gripping on to the railing of, it looks like this walking bridge, trying not to fall. some students are just skating down the ramp. other, go down butt-

i can't imagine the flashbacks going through his head and the bravery to get back on that bike. >> after this crash, kind of funny. this duded line what do you need? beer. >>? i got a beer. >> i think a beer might help right now. >>> i've got a pretty disgusting, gross video, especially if you're an apple fan. it's going to make you sick. a couple of people here have got some boxes full of iphone 4s and iphone 4ss. we were thinking, actual apple, but the fruit. >> i thought rotten apples. >> that's exactly what i thought. >> i was thinking somebody did something to applesauce. >> technology. not produce guys. they unbox these iphones, lay them out on the ground and take a bulldozer and drive right over them, crushing them into bits. this is in russia. >> why? >> are they counterfeit, fake? >> bingo. they are fake, counterfeit phones the authorities got their hands on and decided to ground them all up and destroy them as they do with pretty much any counterfit item. here you see the teeth of the bull doerz grinding into these pretty convincing looking iphones. >> who makes counterfeit app

. >> a flashback to when jim harbaugh did not have the title of coach. >> a former classmate of harbaughrachel, sent these classic year book pictures back in 1982 during the senior year. >> he was not shy. he played basketball and varsity football for the school and for the bears in the pro's. you can send your fan photos to us. >> real heartbreaker. >> saved by the bell.

here first is a 49er flashback. >> back to throw montana. sets up. throws. touchdown! ten-yard pass. the 49ers have scored with 34 seconds remaining! hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> welcome back. 6:13 right now. we're being told that yahoo! ceo marissa mayer has been hobnobbing in switzerland these days but now turns her attention to a less glamorous group. >> she is going to explain yahoo! financials today. >> i think what we're really going to want to hear about is yahoo!'s customers and how many users and how long they stick around on the site and what sort of improvements yahoo! has planned ahead. all of this happens after the closing bell as yahoo! reports quarterly profits. stock up 30% since marissa mayer took over on the left

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. >> reporter: she's having a bit of a flashback and not sure what to do with her hands reminds her of when she quit smoking and now she's tackling a different addiction. >> my husband and i were sitting down and he said you spend more time on facebook than talking to me and that struck a chord. i felt badba about that and said you're right. >> reporter: she went to the facebook app on her. >> i joy phone and hit delight. and then ironically announced on facebook, her new year's resolutions was to spend less time on facebook and getting comments like i feel your pain. >> not quit it and that meant error error taking it off my phone. that was the primary place to access it. >> reporter: and she's not chris olin. a pole of resolutions by l.a. fitness, read more books, safe more money and lose weight and specifically, less time on facebook. again for megan, it's not a problem with the program but the app that makes it far too easy to be compulsive. >> and you look around a crowded coffee shop, a bus and everyone's got their phone and 90% of them are look at facebook and it's sucking from

. >> the flashbacks start when keith gregory sees as. he hears the screams and deals the blows, suffering again. he wanted to tell the authorities when he was a resident there at the age of 12. a police officer came to the home and spoke to him in a room with staff. >> he stared at me, this police officer said, "i believe you want to tell me something." then i knew i just could not say anything. i just stood in that room, and it all just made fun of me, really. pathetic little boy. things like that. >> later, they believed his allegations of abuse, but they did not buy the story that police and politicians took part in what was going on. gregory now hopes an investigation will uncover the truth about what happened because many old cases are being reviewed. the seville scandal has triggered many probes. he presented a popular british program and is -- and is said to have exploited his popular do- gooder image to have abused youngsters. he had access to a children's hospital day and night. >> it was like bowling and scraping to him as if h

. >>> plus, our tom cruise "top gun" premiere flashback.

that's our "face the nation" flashback.ies of delays and in unseasonably cold weather, the schultz "challenger" lifted off successfully. >> and liftoff. >> schieffer: but only 73 seconds later, the unthinkable occurred. >> we have a report from the flight dynamics officer that the vehicle has exploded. >> schieffer: all seven crew members lost their lives in the tragedy and put the whole idea of america's space program at risk. across the country americans were asking was the price too high. the brother of "challenger" pilot said yes. >> i was asked was it worth seven lives? and i said that's a hard question for me to answer because would be of the lives was somebody so very dear to me, but i believe the country needs the space program. >> schieffer: president reagan agreed. in an oval office address just after the disaster, he promised americans that space exploration would continue and his words captured the grief and the gratitude of the entire nation. >> the crew of the space shuttle "challenger" honored for the manner

first, this inaugural flashback. >> obama! >> thank you. >> obama!ank you. >> there was a magic to the inaugural day for president obama. the first african-american to be president, as if the whole history of our country was coming full circle with the ending of slivery and now the first african-american president. >> the man whose father less than 60 years ago might not have been served at a local restaurant can now stand before you to take a most sacred oath. >> the crowds were reveling in that spirit. 1.8 million than have ever been there before. just the idea that we have come this far as a nation. a sense of unity and a sense of pride. i think in our country that this was finally happening. let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new cadillac xts... another big night on the town, eh? ...and the return of life lived large. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell

the film shows a day in the life of grant the day before the shooting abdraws on flashbacks to show his troubled past. >>> and coming up next at 11:00, pay attention to your receipts. the change that kicksing into tomorrow that could cost you more the next time you choose credit over cash. >> and as you wake up tomorrow morning, get ready for a chilly start to your sunday. 30s and 40s tomorrow morning with a chance of some showers. you can see those showers drawing closer to the bay area on the radar. how much of that will be in your sunday forecast? i'll have a look coming up. >> plus, what you need to know to avoid getting a parking ticket the next time you're in san francisco. >>> starting tomorrow, paying by credit card could cost you a little bit more. last summer, merchants won a settlement in a case they brought against credit card companies giving them a right to impose a fee on customers. that amount depends on how much the business pays in processing fees but could be anywhere from 1.5 to 4%. experts say small retailers are more likely to pass on the fees to customers than big

i'm back, right back there again, because when you're into a flashback, you really don't have any feelings except the thoughts in your mind. it's like a videocassette in your head, and yohave no "off" button until your mind says "off." your heart starts pumping. your blood starts running. it's just like if you're walking across the street and you don't see a car coming, and he slams on the brakes and you get that "shoo" feeling. then--zip--from there you're off and running. it always comes back, like sound, smell, taste even. uh, it always brings back a little flash. it only lasts about a second to five seconds. sometimes it lasts longer when a helicopter goes by. i figure myself sitting at the gunner turret on a helicopter and letting loose, and what my feelings were then was a complete fear. uh, mostly the fear comes over you. for the smell of urine, you know. when somebody dies, they let go. that's a very--that's one thing that will set anybody off, and, uh, you just start, you know, huffing and puffing, and your mind and your blood and your heart starts pumping. your feet start shaking

. >> i just had flashbacks.y did the same thing. >> trey's surgeon who trained, said trey should be good to go next sea so in collegson in cli. >> really professionally first time. came back senior year at baylor and tore it up. so. maybe if i've can do that. come back, for college, and do the same thing. >> trey's surgery was less invasive than rg 3s. he hopes to go to university next fall. it allowed trey and the family to get perspective, life is not all about football. doreen. >> thank you, jim. to our weather now. the drastic temperature swing as cross the area. doug, what is going on out there it? is really weird. when you look at the numbers. show you in a second. satellite/radar. showing the cold front. right here swinging through the region. didn't make it all the way through the right now seeing a few cloud. streaming across the region. take a look at these numbers. some of you walk outside. you are saying, little chilly. 34 in manassas. 36 in culpeper. 38, andrews air force base. 56 in fredericksburg.

. >> although jesus does laugh in that movie, it's interesting, there is a back -- a flashback scenewhere he does laugh. >> when he's with mary and mary's trying to educate him. >> i think he's in his shop and with mary, i think he laughs in that scene. >> does the popularity of mel gibson's film "the passion" mark the beginning of a new image of jesus? we'll put that question to our guest but first here is his distinguished profile. born cooperstown, new york. grew up on cape cod where he now lives. 43 years of age. wife, edie. two daughters, episcopalian. politics, independent. yale university, american studies. with an emphasis on religion and politics. b.a. summa cum laude. harvard university, ph.d., religion. georgia state university, professor of religion, five years. boston university, professor of religion, eight years. chairman of the department of religion, one year and currently. newspapers and magazines, contributor to "new york times" magazine, journal," slate.com, salon.com. author, three books on religion include ""american jesus," how the son of god became a national

lol hulu to come to the top plus breaking down and check out our facebook page at facebook dot com flashback and that if you want about what i'm doing what i'm not on are follow me on twitter at the mine with the break my preaching to stay tuned for the latest from the bradley manning trial next. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. let me let me i want to know why don't you let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're having the debate we have our knives out. but the truth is this time it was just a bad thing never again we're in a situation where b. and i don't want to talk about the surveillance we. will do the. science technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've got the future covered. as you probably noticed i like to make regular updates in the case of private first class bradley manning last updated gave u

beckel, if we could have a flashback said this is ridiculous.me wrong. >> bob: this is ridiculous to sue them. it's coming. >> dana: do you think they should have done the ad? does it help them? >> bob:be trying to protect against lawsuit. >> kimberly: can i call on myself? >> andrea: this is likebe smoking. >> kimberly: there should be personal responsibility. choose what you do to your body. are we going to sue everybody? people who don't eat too much red meat or don't eat enough vegetable? or this or that or pesticide? it this is out of hand. >> dana: i'm going to sue a gore because he invented the internet and it's waste toog much of my time. >> andrea: a corporation to mention. we are all in agreement here. we have don't have to debate it. wal-mart will hire 100,000 veterans. any veteran wants a job wal-mart says they will hire. a program to kickoff on memorial day. hats off. coming up, american pastor tortured and imprisoned in iran set to go the trial there in front of the "hanging judge." what is the u.s. government doing to help him? we

but they sent -- they were looking for somebody to play a young michael bean in a flashback.ots in, me and my roommate's head shots in, and they actually mixed up the resumes. so they thought they were casting my friend, but they thought his name was zachary knighton. so i get a phone call, i get my first movie. it's like, you know, i'm 17 years old, it's the biggest phone call i've ever gotten in my life, and i get the call, i got the job, i show up to set, i get my haircut, i get the makeup done, i get wardrobe, and i'm sitting in my trailer, i'm so nervous, i'm waiting around and i get this knock at the door. and they go, hey, we have some bad news. you're not the guy that we thought we were casting. and at the same time, i get the phone call -- i get the knock at the door, i get a phone call from my roommate and friend, hey, man, i just got my first part in this movie "cherry falls"! >> jimmy: oh no. >> they mix it up, but -- >> jimmy: they fired you? >> they fired me on the spot. they told me i didn't have a job. i was distraught, i was heartbroken. and i get a phone cal

. >> she was displaying classic symptoms like in ptsd, nightmare flashbacks mood swings. >> nightmaresi pace back and forth. i couldn't go to sleep. i would wake up with night terrors. >> what were your nightmares about? >> the murder. i was seeing everything they told me happened in the dream about stabbing him, dragging him to the dumpster and burning him. >> the nurse will monitor her in the coming months. >> we will make sure she doesn't get worse or going downhill again. >> over in general population, dimauro's son david link is looking forward to a fresh start. he accepted a plea deal for testimony against his mother and her former live in boyfriend kasey ackerman about their roles in a gruesome murder. he could be out in two and a half years. >> my dream i guess would be to get a band and be big with music or else to sit there and become an actor or something because i like acting. >> link's experience has changed his perspective on the company he keeps but on the company his mother has kept. >> i wish she never would have went out with kasey and stuff. hopefully she learns from

. >> do you suffer from flashbacks? >> of course. of course. it is not easy to forget everything.ll dream. i wake up in the middle of the night i still am in guantanamo. also because i miss my family for so many years, the relationship between me and my wife and me and my son is not like normal people's. still i like to be sitting in place, quiet. because for seven years we are under the light. not allow for us to close the light at night. even the shouting. some things [indiscernible] for myself, if i compare myself with other detainees, i find i am very better than the other people. i found my family are ok and i care about them. i find a job. other detainees, they do not find a job or their family. i know one from nigeria, the keep him in guantanamo for six years. he came back to nigeria and he is free, but he is far away from his wife. his wife is in pakistan, and he does not see his family until now. they did not find someone to help them. many of them do not have jobs. some of them would be locked again in jail and their country. we have a petition for them, not completed un

being around a person who has nightmares, flashbacks and can wake up screaming, wake up swinging.totally unpredictable sometimes. have explosive outbursts. you can imagine not knowing what is going to happen and when it's going to happen and dealing with that in a spouse or in a father or mother, it can be traumatizing for other people who are around them. >> ana: so i mentioned how this is a very complex issue. one factor that i don't think is discussed enough is the fact that we usually just prescribe drugs to deal with these mental health issues. we look to the pharmaceutical companies as opposed to maybe doing talk therapy. first of all, we probably should not be at war. we're in a perpetual state of war and multiple deployment is taking it's toll on members of our veteran and military, it's unacceptable. michael michael, what would you like to have done when it comes to elected officials. >> first of all they should issue a draft if they're going to send people to war all the time. it sounds drastic but the people who are suffering from this, the congress would not be so read

reform it, as did a flashback to have flat tax numbers to russia. citizen of russia because his own country wanted to charge him a 70% tax rate. can you imagine that? immigrating to russia. all right. you should answer the question. i'm tired of. log on to gerriwillis.com, but on the right inside the screen and a share results of the end of the show. and the fiscal cliff deal already having an impact. a former bush press secretary, i increased donations to charity in 2012. this dilemma is my deduction, so i and many others will likely donate less. according to philanthropy news digest, the new cap on deductions could eliminate two and a half percent or $7 billion per year in charitable giving. and not just talking about the wealthy. you could be losing deductions. now break it down next. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally.

first, though, time now for today's flashback. a trip back to 1972.this day in that year, president richard nixon announced the nation's space program. >> he reviewed the program with the space agency, james fletcher. it made up of a booster and orbiter that will take off like a rocket and fly up like a spaceship and land back on earthlike an airplane. >> the shuttle program went on to fly some 135 space missions between 1981 and the last night in 2011. two of those missions ended in tragedy. the challenger disaster in 1986 where seven astronauts died. seven others were killed and 2003 when the columbia broke up on re-entry. >>> all 135 missions took from from florida's kennedy space center and nasa is set to rent or sell off some of the facilities and some are for nascar tests and boeing is paying for space to build a commercial spaceship. >>> the top spot of the treasury department could become vacant just as congress gets ready for the debt ceiling debate. what does president obama have up his sleeve? that's next. this is msnbc. [ female announcer

>> so he's just out there for his own amusement, with a flashback to the break dancing days. >> hereork you walk by and they have all the signs, they try to give you little pieces of paper. if i saw that, i would be interested in seeing what's what. >> that would catch your eye? >> it would. they would have my curiosity and attention. they would. >> be creative. that's all that matters. stop and look, that's all they want you to do. >>> coming up next, human-like behavior in wild animals. see what's so amazing in rhinos. >>> and the outrage over a big company bailed out by the american taxpayers is set to turn the legal tables. you're watching "world news now." [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least fou

with its four tiers and old-fashioned, crank sliding doors, this unit is a flashback to the past. >> like the old school. you've got the noises that you're used to. >> sergeant dan herring is in charge of a-block east. >> it was the first block built and used. used to be the old max. now, it houses medium security. >> this one is better because it's single cell. and there's a more relaxed atmosphere. >> jessie walker is serving up to five years for aggravated sexual assault. he's known as jazz by his fellow tier mates. >> my first couple of months, i didn't think i could make it this long. i never seen myself be here for a year. i thought i was going to crumble up and die, you know. >> on a-east, there are only two officers to manage 95 inmates. >> it's almost like a college of psychology. deviant and otherwise. you learn a lot about people, their movement, their eyes. things that tell on them. i would be a liar if i didn't say that there are times where the hair stands up on the back of your neck. but that just goes with the job. >> with the numbers heavily in their favor, many inma

jenkins was one of 67 house republicans who voted against last week's sandy bill, but flashback to april jenkins scored the porker of the month award from the citizens against government waste. well, the group took jenkins to task for requesting earmarks for her own constituency, $2 million worth in a 2010 appropriations bill. $2 million in pork. >>> finally, a big win for bill clinton, and it's not political. his daughter chelsea is already carrying on as a successful person in her own right, but all the same, bubba just scored the honor of father of the year from the national father's day council. a statement from the organization says with the profound generosity, leadership, and tireless dedication to both his public office and many philanthropic organizations, president clinton exemplifies the attributes we celebrate through the father of the year award. i'm sure he's a great dad, by the way. >>> up next, barney frank is out of congress, but he wants back in as a u.s. senator. barney frank joins us when we return. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ woman ] ring. r

. >> daily flashback to this day in 1960, when then senator john f.nedy of massachusetts announced he was running for president. at the same time, kennedy told reporters he would, quote, not under any condition be a candidate for vice president. so, there. >>> some gamblers may think the house always wins, but in washington, the house did not win and it came close to busting. joining me now, head of american bridge 21st century and former spokesman for senate majority leader, harry reid, rodell, andrea stoddard, and brad despring. she goes by a.b., but i kind of like the full name. i don't know. my mom calls me christopher every once in a while. >> i know, i know. >> brad, don't think we're going to let you off the hook here. >> bradford. >> okay, bradford, you had two, i thought, pretty public moves by house republicans. the first came with attempting to -- well, attempting to try and pass plan "b," this million dollar and above exception. they didn't even get it to the floor. then yesterday, you had eric cantor, the majority leader, come out and say

jason wu, flashback four years ago, had no idea until he saw it on tv and literally said, he was screaminghis dress. >> listening to your piece and talking about, you know, beautiful white one-shoulder gown you mentioned her stunning arms. are we thinking a color tomorrow night? do we have any idea what color? strapless? what are we thinking? >> i can tell you that i have i believe seen one of the final gowns in contention for tomorrow night. we shall see if she chooses it. having said that, i did speak to one of the designers in the running for this inaugural gown and this person said something really interesting to me tonight. he said, what i'm feeling is a mixture of excitement and also a fear of disappointing the people i love and so it is an incredibly nerve wracking time for these designers. >> no pressure. >> exactly. >> no pressure. >> as joe zee pointed out, they find out when the world does and seeing it again tonight, brooke, tomorrow night rather. >> okay. alino cho, we will all be talking. i love it. the fashion of the first lady. thank you. joe zee, thank you. >> thank you. >

. >>> it's the daily flashback. it was this day in 1848 when james w. marshall discovered gold building a saw mill near sacramento. president polka authenticated the discovery during an address to congress at the end of the year, kicking off the gold rush. the massive migration of prospectors to the california territory in the next year were known as, you guessed it, 49ers. thereafter, something else that's not made of gold wing it's made of tin or steel, it's called the lombardi trophy. >>> anyway, house speaker john boehner acknowledged the tough road ahead for his party on tuesday. >> these next couple of weeks, the next couple of months, and frankly, next 20 months are going to be very difficult periods for us. if we do good things we believe in it, but we're going to be doing it in an environment that's going to be far hostile than anything we've seen for a long, long time. >> let's bring in our thursday gaggle, from the "chicago tribun tribune", clarence page, sharon, and michael hudone. welcome all. michael, let me start with you. you heard what