that's where matt gibbons is sitting when the radio transmissions that you're going to hear. these are the sensor operators this is the main cabin door and a ladder to get to the ground and a galley and a rest area back there. the other side of the airplane looks very much like it, the copilot, the navigator communicator, this guy runs the radar and other sensors, here is the load center where electric power is distributed. the aircraft's acoustic connection to the water is stored here, and there's the rest of that rest area in the airplane. the airplane is -- >> number one propeller, runaway propeller on restart. cold engine. -- old engine. it resulting fire in number one engine. >> matt gibbons is telling el -- elmendorf that they had a problem on the restart of the number one engine, they had a fire and had to shut the engine down. what has happened -- let's talk about what has happened. on station, the aircraft takes off at quarter to nine in the morning, flies out to station, and will spend nine hours in flight. they're supposed to take off at 9:00 they take off early be

where is lee zoo gibbons? no leeza gibbons would have had a much more insightful answer.wing increasingly untenable in the public opinion polls are showing that people aren't buying this, that we need to improve job opportunities on the ground for the people who are being attracted to isis. we know a lot of people who are going to isis actually had jobs and were working. were middle class and upper middle class, mostly men, who had lots of opportunities, but they actually are following a religious order and an understanding to basically take the islamic state and sweep it across europe. that's what they want to do. last time i checked the obama administration had enough on its hands giving job opportunities to the tens of millions of americans who are out of work. so this is an insult to all the people in the world who are actually poor and not blowing people up and not targeting christians. we have guatemalans who are not targeting christians. we have people all overt philippines and india who are not targeting christians and jews. this is a religious war. the rest of th

the chunk from gibbon he, wasn't a great christian, churchill. he wasn't a great christian. but i think he believed in god but he was sort of, you know he, once said -- somebody once said he was a pillar of the church and he said he was more of a flying buttress, was his position. but he, i think -- i guess the passage he started quoting was the one about how the spirit was left in the cloister and how the roman empire collapsed because of -- that kind of thing christianity. that's what gibbon said, anyway. >> people want a leader who is relateable, they also want a leader with backbone, inner fortitude, seriousness, how do you balance those two? >> my approach to -- my approach to politics and life is to try to play my short fly -- my -- shots i have. what shots i have i try to play as naturally as i possibly can. have you ever played cricket? >> no, sir. >> well, cricket who has played cricket? anybody played cricket? the basic thing about cricket is, when the ball comes down you have a -- you will tell yourself over and over again, i must not try and whack this ball. what

. >> the winner of the celebrity apprentice is lisa gibbons. >> lisa gibbons and geraldo went head tout the live finish today, tuesday, february 17th 2015. >> enjoying the snow for my big 3-0. >>> good morning, kansas. >> good morning. welcome back to "today." it is tuesday, february 17th 2015. we say hello to lovely folks in our neck of the woods this morning. >> that's coming up. # >> it's chilly but thank you for braving the elements. >> matt has the morning off. he is no dummy. >> we are talking about the weather and that massive storm wreaking havoc up and down the east coast. with ice, snow and freezing rain it left hundreds of thousands without power. dylan drier is in washington, d.c. good morning. >> it was the south's turn around here. we have about four inches of snow on the ground. all across the south, take a look at this close call in hampton, virginia. from the nbc station and this suv spun out and stopped inches in front of the camera. fortunately no one was hurt. it was the slippery roads an issue back to virginia and kentucky where a food of snow has fallen. snow and

. >> reporter: the sun is up when 60-year-old charmaine gibbons thomas rides the first of two buses to that store outside chicago. she has been working there for eight years. you have been working there for earn? >> i earn $11 an hour. >> that is more than the $825 minimum wage, but supporting the daughter and grand-daughter, the line. >> i have to get up at five. >> $19,530 for the family of three. barely enough to cover rent. >> i'm a full-time associate. averaging 32-35 hours. i worked 29 hours this past week. with that, it's far below the living wage. we have to make a hard decision what to pay, how much to pay here and there, just to keep things going. >> have you had gas turned off? >> yes. my gas is turned off now. >> reporter: why? bill. >> how do you cook without gas. >> electric hot plate. >> reporter: with the hot plate. >> yes, i'm a little embarrassed about that >>> fast-forward to wal-mart's roll forward on the wage issue, full and part-time workers will get a wage. the hourly pay will bump up to $9 an hour, jumping hour. >>> next - who has got the look? the getty girl, a

maybe bottom sno >>> a star-studded event recently happened at the roxy in los angeles honoring billy gibbonsm zz top and bush from the almond brothers for contributions to the art and organizations like adopt the arts. check this out as all of these celebrities walked the red carpet. we're talking huge celebs, matt, drummer for guns n' roses and from velvet revolver huge fan and richie sambora? all for a great cause. reminding people how important it is to have art in our public schools. >> a website called br live tv, there to live stream this concert in 360-degree photography. >> wow. >> the first time that anybody's live streamed a concert like this with major artists, according to . to tell us about this amazing night, this event and this amazing organizat i am very happy to say from guns n' roses from los angeles right here. [ applause ] >> yes! >> welcome to the show. >> this is my new symbol. i used to do this. now i do this. my charity adopt the arts started about 3 1/2 years ago. music we know is the great healer. they're cutting arts in the public school system. so what i eventuall

. >>> now, a spoiler alert -- >> the winner of the "celebrity apprentice" is -- lisa gibbons. ♪ ♪ >>eza was hired last night beating out geraldo rivera. $250 will go to her charity. the donald also announced the show is coming back for another season. >>> finally star-studded snl anniversary show was one for the rates book. shot right here at 30 rock it was nbc's top rated prime time entertainment special aside from post super bowl shows in more than 10 years. the show averaged an impressive 23.1 million viewers. >>> i'm milissa rehberger, this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. your clever moves won't stop the flu. but practicing healthy habits with lysol can. the cdc recommends washing your hands often and disinfecting surfaces. this season use lysol to kill 99.9% of germs and help keep your family healthy. campbell's® fiesta chicken lime tortilla. sausage and pepper rigatoni. southwest style bean & barley. tuscany style chicken and pasta. if you think campbell's® 33 new soups sound good... imagine how they taste! m'm m'm good!® >>> leading the

and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] apprentice leeza gibbonseaking down all of today's super juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: ta da! ♪ >> wendy: so good. welcome to the show thank you for

talking about the professional businesswomen of california conference where tv personality leeza gibbonsn added as a keynote speaker. joining us in the studio right now is a longtime tv supporter and chevron executive, livia bebe. she's the chief governor and corporate secretary. this is an issue over our careers diversity. it's a big concern, right? >> chevron has been on a diversity journey for at least 25 years. i have memos in my office that go back to the early '90s but we've steadily been trying to create a more diverse population. we're steadily and slowly making progress. we're very excited that diversity is aboard the catalyst this year, a national board that recognizes efforts of women in the workplace. we're very pleased with that recognition. >> as you should be. congratulations. you talked about including more and more women. the numbers going in the s.t.e.m. field. you have a national partnership with chevron of techridge. >> we do have a commitment, particularly women, we have affiliations with a number of partnerships, tech ridge particularly is k through 12, so it has to

the chunk from gibbon he wasn't a great christian churchill. he wasn't a great christian.but i think he believed in god but he was sort of, you know he, once said -- somebody once said he was a pillar of the church and he said he was more of a flying buttress, was his position. but he, i think -- i guess the passage he started quoting was the one about how the spirit was left in the cloister and how the roman empire collapsed because of -- that kind of thing, christianity. that's what gibbon said, anyway. >> people want a leader who is relateable, they also want a leader with backbone, inner fortitude, seriousness, how do you balance those two? >> my approach to -- my approach to politics and life is to try to play my short fly -- my -- shots i have. what shots i have i try to play as naturally as i possibly can. have you ever played cricket? >> no, sir. >> well, cricket who has played cricket? anybody played cricket? the basic thing about cricket is, when the ball comes down you have a -- you will tell yourself over and over again, i must not try and whack this ball. what

leeza gibbons, she's a superstar. she'll give us the inside scoop on behind the scenes.ory in 1921, the yankees were purchased, 20 acres in the bronks to build their first stadium. some say it would be called yankee stadium. in 1922, the first edition of readers digest was published. and in 1984 "karma camille on" by the culture club was the song to be singing. we haven't seen him since. >>> born in 1942, the answer to the trivia question is roger staubach. the winner is patellarson from minnesota. he'll be getting my book george washington's secret six in paperback. >>> donald trump can be sometimes a hard man, but especially on the hit show, "celebrity apprentice." but our next guest has been consistently trumping the competition. watch. >> lee. >> a was tremendous. she gave a lot of information, but was very creative in doing so. she really hit a homerun. >> what was your best player? >> i would say everyone worked really hard. but my best player would have to be between johnny and le. >> a. >> joining us is tv host and "celebrity apprentice" top three finalists, our

brad stone has been talking to a bunch of interesting people the last two days, including kevin gibbon is aiming to disrupt the 200-year-old shipping industry. it is called shyp. >> for folks who may not be familiar with you, you are just in new york, san francisco and miami, how is it different from the brown shirted ups guy coming to your door to pick up your package? >> we designed this to eliminate all the hassle of shipping. currently, you have to go to ups or the post office, there's a lot of hassle and friction in that process -- packaging, getting it into the hands of the carrier, waiting in line -- we eliminate everything. we are an on-demand service. take a picture of what you want to ship -- say you sold your iphone on ebay. we will come pick it up, take it to our warehouse, professionally package it and ship. we do actually ship through the major carriers. >> last year was a big year. you introduced the service in 3 cities. what does the next year hold? >> we just launched on android. early numbers are looking great and what we are seeing is a shift of people wanting to do

it came down to him and leeza gibbons in last night's "celebrity apprentice."eraldo was the runner up. hey, he raised 725 grand for his charity throughout the season. i think that is a win. >> he is much prettier. he is handsome man all things being. cheryl: i hear man crush. all right. well, coming up, power outages across the south. just the latest punch from the severe winter weather. what you could expect for the rest of the week. >>> plus, this is the top. when a yacht is simply not enough for the discerning individual. the latest must-have accessory for the open water. do you ever have too much money or too many yachts? maybe you do. ♪ opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you

today straight from last night's live finale, winner of the celebrity apprentice leeza gibbons is hereer geraldo rivera is here. plus, wendy is breaking down all of today's super juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: ta da! ♪

that's what gibbon said, anyway. >> people want a leader who is relatable. they also want a leader with backbone, fortitude seriousness. how do you balance those? >> my approach to politics and life is to try to play what shorts i have -- to get back to another english sports metaphor -- what shorts i have i try to play as naturally as i possibly can. i love playing cricket. have you ever played cricket? >> no, sir. >> who played cricket? >> the basic thing about cricket is when the ball comes down you will have a -- you will tell yourself over and over again, i must not try and whack this ball. what i must do is lift my bat properly bounce my foot properly, put the bat in the pad together and play it correctly. that's what you should do. but you'll find when the ball comes toward you and bounces there, and it seems to hang for a millisecond in front of you, tempting and beautiful, you will try and whack it. and that's what i try to do. and quite often i'm out. quite often i'm out. >> we'd love to bring you into the conversation if somebody has a question. w

. >>> today on "access hollywood" live, leeza gibbons. loser, geraldo. he is the runner-up. >> finally we'll talk to geraldo about stripping down to his underwear with his boots. it's my favorite topic. >> the incredibly handsome -- >> talking about fatherhood and sharing his secrets to looking so good all the time. >> second season coming from "murder in the first" and zachary quinto is here to talk about his thought-provoking new show. have you seen it? what. "access hollywood" live starts right now. >> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're loif new york many five four three, two, on

is our power panel, credit expert john alz heymer, peter morici and personal finance expert vera gibbonshn, doesn't look like october 2015 is going to happen, my friend. what do you say are we going to make this deadline? are people going to be safer? >> we're not and quite frankly, it was an unrealistic deadline to begin with. the issue isn't necessarily so much that the credit card issuers are not issuing these new cards fast enough it's that the merchants don't have the infrastructure to actually accept the true chip and pin cards. so it looks like what we're going to start with and frankly, i've already gotten several chip cards, they're all chip and signature cards, not chip and pin cards. so while they do have the microchip the data is not being unlocked by me giving a pin so i'm still using the mag strip on the back. gerri: exactly. >> everywhere i go they're still taking the mag stripe cards only. gerri: i you know, i don't know what it's going to take for us to get where we need to be on this but peter are we getting numb to these reports about people being hacked? >> we're gett

. >>> the winner of the "celebrity apprentice" is -- leeza gibbons. [ cheers and applause ] >> he made the final two. but geraldo did not take the grand prize in "celebrity apprentice." geraldo did manage to raise more than $725,000 for his charity work, his life's work. joining us the man himself, geraldo rivera. >> i want a recount. if. >> if donald trump runs for president, is this going to impact any potential support for him? >> i admire him so. he's one of the great chief executives. he has far more management experience than who's in now. this time he has to do it. >> i have to start by saying he did a good job. he was so amazing. everybody loved him. it's been great for him. and he had a lot of people that really weren't so in love with you. >> you noticed? >> but he was spectacular. and we had a lot of fun. >> you made a mistake, because at the end of the show -- now i have a video, you called me, you said come down. i said, can i bring a check a credit card you said no. i have to open up my safe and bring down cash. you said i can't go back to the wealth. i would have been th

and a personal finance expert vera gibbons. welcome all. john, i will start with you.hat do you make about this report some levin $.8 trillion in debts. are consumers getting in over their heads again? >> well it is good news wrapped in bad news. we all wanted consumers to loosen up the wallets to start spending money and acting as a catalyst for economy to get going. what we did not want to have happen unfortunately for lenders to become so lax with their underwriting standards, letting consumers in that are too risky for types of debts. the debts they're defaulting on auto loan and student loan. those are worst type of debts because, auto loan is secured. means they get your car after a couple of months. student loan, unless you die, you're going to end up having to pay it back because statutorily not disclarkable unless you have a incredible heartship to convince someone you got. gerri: as much as you want you can't get rid of it. >> that's it. gerri: cars and student loans. not mortgage, right? balances are not quite as high as the things that brought down the econ

. >> reporter: there's a rare blonde gibbon named gladys. she was seized on texas and now on permanent display. the zoo is careful. >> they have to be quarantined and kept separate until the vets can really get to 'em, take care of them, make sure they are healthy. >> all right. good bird. >> reporter: this crime story however does have a silver lining. now all the confiscated animals are safe. and the zoo has a few more unusual exhibits. at the oakland zoo, don ford, kpix 5. >> when the rain hits the russian river will be on the rise. been doing that since it was a river. here's what it looked like during the december storms. this is the entrance to johnson beach where i learned to swim so many moons ago. you can see the water past the parking area. same thing at steelhead beach where the river came up more than 20 feet. a park restroom was nearly under water. >> check in now with paul deanno. >> it will rain tomorrow morning. we have been talking about this for a week. so it's like come on, already! it's going to pour tomorrow. we need all

leeza gibbons is a very formidable opponent.in your team. >> she was very, very effective. there's no doubt. and i would if i lost to her, she represents a wonderful charity dealing with the elderly. i think that i've got a great cause though dealing with the developmentally disabled, giving them a great way to have a life a fruitful life. >> how much have you raised so far? >> so far $600,000. we're not finished yet. the finale money is still coming in. you were both graciously at the finale, the way the fox news team rallied around me is one of the most heartening aspects of this whole experience with celebrity aparen celebrity"celebrity apprentice"." it was kind of appropriate with my background and her. is there we should point out, the part where he square off against leeza has been shot, the part where donald trump actually decides who wins that's live on monday. >> that's live. i don't think anyone including donned trump knows yet who is the winner is going to be. it is very exciting. this has been the ride of my life her

gibbons and beck have written in the last decade on the risk society, and to boil it, to net it out is throughout most of human history most human beings were concerned with food clothing and shelter. we have very material needs. for the most part, most in western societies don't have those needs anymore. we aren't going to starve, or we have, you know, an ability to talk care of all those material needs. as a result more esoteric concerns start factoring in, ip including pass -- including passive secondhand cigarette smoke, including post-9/11 terrorist attacks, including automobiles and drunk drivers. so bringing it back to automobiles, it's no consequence. i should say it's no coincidence that beginning in the 1970s and 1980s you see americans starting to focus on not those material needs, but rather saying we're going to have zero tolerance for those who are drinking and driving. mothers against drunk driving passive restraint. there's increasingly a lot of technology being built into the automobile. it's not there by accident. it's there to provide some evidence and arguably the a

touch it in my hands generations later two generations, it was in a shoebox in the closet when ryan gibbons someone calls take a look at it. when they do, he is in for the shock of his life. he so happy not just for the money, were talking serious money, a lot more than a nickel, for clearing the reputation of his great uncle's name. and yet all of these stories what they want to do -- and there's a little sword fighting and grenade action. i have seen it and tried it all. and so bonnie and clyde's weapons were inherited by a man in waco the nickel was in roanoke, virginia, went to 25 states and eight months. to hold the gun of bonnie parker in my hands was incredible. these were the final weapons that they had strapped onto them when you see the episode tonight and you think you know everything about them, i turn to you that there is suspense and twists and turns. >> everyone is talking about it. thank you so much. minor clock tonight on the fox business network. in the meantime, mcdonald thinks they can turn things around by letting customers pay with love and hugs. next, the former ceo o

. >> the "celebrity apprentice" is lee zoo gibbons. >> i feel like a winner. >> i'm wearing bill hemmer'scause i had to stay overnight. this is bill hemmer's suit. this is why i'm making so much sense, that's because i'm really making a lot of sense. it's the hemmer suit is making me so. >> how did you wind up with his clothes? what happened last night? remember back in the days when we could wear skimpy clothes before it was 2 degrees. why don't we move the fox news channel to miami? >> why don't we have the nation move south in winter and north again in the summer? let's just follow the birds. >> is it too cold to play that thing? >> it almost is. >> do you want to do your are best? >> today is mardi gras the only thing keeping brian alive -- >> stay warm huh? >> i can't fathom is how one can drink ice cold beer in freezing weather. >> what else you going to do with it? >> what's everyone in new england doing with all that snow right now? slow motion head dive into piles of snow. >> be careful. >> you don't need four bucks over at starbucks to buy that fancy frothy latte. according to a

the chunk from gibbon he, wasn't a great christian, churchill. he wasn't a great christian. but i think he believed in god but he was sort of you know he once said -- somebody once said he was a pillar of the church and he said he was more of a flying buttress, was his position. but he i think -- i guess the passage he started quoting was the one about how the spirit was left in the cloister and how the roman empire collapsed because of -- that kind of thing, christianity. that's what gibbon said anyway. >> people want a leader who is relateable, they also want a leader with backbone, inner fortitude, seriousness how do you balance those two? >> my approach to -- my approach to politics and life is to try to play my short fly -- my -- shots i have. what shots i have i try to play as naturally as i possibly can. have you ever played cricket? >> no, sir. >> well, cricket who has played cricket? anybody played cricket? the basic thing about cricket is, when the ball comes down, you have a -- you will tell yourself over and over again i must not try and whack this ball. what i m

you have gibbons versus ogden case which solidifies congress's rights to regulate interstate commerce. you have the cola v. maryland which in essence said that congress had the implied power to implement the express powers of the constitution and you had collins versus virginia which upheld the right of the supreme court to review state criminal cases in which a constitutional issue was alleged to arise. >> and of course we have marbury versus madison and the separation of powers between various branches of government. >> yes. >> one of the more intriguing part of your book deals with the relationship between john marshall and thomas jefferson and they have somewhat of a strained relationship to be mild about it. talk a little bit about the genesis of that and what kind of a relationship that they have both familiar as well as professional? >> one of marshall's leading biographers describe the relationship and i haven't forgotten the term and i hope i can quote it correctly. he described it as an unrelenting mutual patron. [laughter] and there may be even a little understatement there

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fox leeza gibbons and you. >> "celebrity apprentice" is at its heart a fund-raiser for very good causeshe families of g.i.s who couldn't afford them. i really owe my standing in this competition to my colleagues at fox. best friends forever. the money -- we've already raised almost $600,000 for the cause of helping the developmentally disabled and the severely autistic. i think there is more money to be had. i'm in it to win it. >> i love watching you on it. i think a whole bunch of people getting to know you. my girls, 11 and 14 and friends watching. do you enjoy this whole thing? has it been a positive for you? >> it's hard. >> in the news business, it's very competitive and can be back stabbing and all kinds of double dealing. it is nothing like dealing with housewives in "celebrity apprentice." i'm telling you. when kenya moore apparently allegedly stole the telephone of vivaca a. fox and tweeted miserable things like -- >> why didn't i think of that! >> i have hot sweats. i have never seen anything like that in my life. >> you were so calm. >> there i was between the typhoon and a

geraldo rivera and leeza gibbons are in a deadlock to see who will be the final "celebrity apprenticefirst of all. they both did fantastic. she's been absolutely incredible. i didn't expect that she'd be in the finals and not only in the finals, but easily in the finals. she is like a rock. and solid. she's just solid. and geraldo is geraldo. he's smart, he's cunning. he is somewhat vicious on occasion. and he's beaten everybody and he raised a tremendous amount of money for his charity and he may win. i don't even know who i'm going to pick right now. it's going to be very close. >> is there something they've got to do tonight to decide it? >> yeah. they actual will he did a big task and the task will be announced tonight. so it will help. it's not going to be the end all because they've been going at this for many weeks. but they've beaten a lot of very, very good competitors, a lot of really smart, tough people. this has been a tough one. the people truly they were smart, but they were vicious. >> you know, it does so much good. i think people consistently and constantly need to be

end and not because she surprised everyone when she said that she thought fellow competitors lisa gibbons i should keep lisa over you? >> to be your next apprentice mr. trump? >> yes. >> yes. it's all good. i made it this far and -- >> you did a fantastic job. vivica you're fired. >> how about a roller coaster. i think lisa is the better competitor. >> i watched her bring in pretty big checks. at end of the day, i knew it was going to be a fund-raising task. i had to be honest. they were the better competitors. i went as far as i wanted to. i raised $50,000 and that was the main reason i was there. >> i made it this far and i'm ready to go. bye-bye. >> i'm good. >> is that partly because you had a tumultuous run. there was drama. capital d drama in the series. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. i wish she would be accountable and she took my phone and put out the ugly tweet about myself. >> kenya was here and denied it. she said i didn't take the phone. for those who haven't been watching closely. this happened on the episode. >> phone gate. >> someone took your phone and twe

lisa gibbons and johnny and i had a great bond. >> the fact that we have winning and winning and in aubhouse. >> that's definitely a lot easier. >> is it really? you were shocked to be fired. ian had been fired and you thought you were safe. what was your reaction? >> going into it we had a feeling that a few were going to get fired. we just didn't come up with the proper jingle and it was me who created it. she trusted me and we failed. >> that's your first mistake. you are used to taking responsibility when things don't go right. >> absolutely. >> talk to me about your charity. >> the johnny damon foundation. >> we are helping out stage three. people who were confined to wheelchairs before can walk. we can see it firsthand. >> your charity? >> make a wish. >> we appreciate it. you want to walk over and shake hands? walk over. i want to make sure there is no bad blood here. >> can you say to ian too. >> this is like the dmz. >> johnny damon and brandy glen. you can catch the celebrity apprentice on nbc. up next, she is coming back. pop sensation performing live but first this is "tod