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hi, alex, it's gordon.yesterday, i've just landed, but it would be nice to see you. megan just spat her food out. >> jimmy: i cannot imagine you being the dad of a girlfriend. i mean, there's no worse choice. maybe hitler, i guess, would be worse. >> but here's where i feel really bad. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> megan ran to the phone to call him and asked him not to pick up his phone. unfortunately, he was just recovering from a rugby incident, as he ran towards the phone, he tripped and really damaged his thumb again, tore the ligament. so he's back in cast. >> jimmy: you injured him over the phone? [ laughter ] >> i haven't even met him yet. can you imagine that poor guy? >> jimmy: this sounds like the story people tell when they wind up getting married. to me. >> honestly, that poor guy. i feel so bad. >> jimmy: i can see how bad you feel. >> that's one less hand that will be crawling all over you. [ laughter ] very, very tough. >> jimmy: so your daughter is 14, so she's not driving or anything yet.

- jeff gordon wins at phoenix. - welcome back. to bring an end to hunger it has to be approached in a big way. the drive to end hunger chevrolet out there on the track is the fastest-moving billboard that you can possibly have to raise more awareness. - the numbers are hard to digest. today more than 51 million americans struggle with hunger. more than 9 million of those people are over 50. gordon says he was shocked when he heard that number and decided to use his celebrity to become a driving force for change. - the nascar fan is the most avid and loyal fan in all of sports. they love to support their team, their driver and their driver's causes. they supported the drive to end hunger in a big, big way and are very excited every time that they get the opportunity to make a difference. - gordon's fans haven't disappointed. they turn out by the hundreds at race events like this hoping to make a difference. - it is amazing that we are a rich country and yet we have people who are starving, you know who don't have enough to eat. so

. >> sarah gordon talks about religious cases in history that have transformed the law of the country and dominated protection in the constitution. this interview part of the college series recorded at the university of pennsylvania. it's about 20 units. >> university professor sarah gordon, the spirit of the law is her most recent book. what do you mean when you talk about the old constitutional role and the new constitutional world when it comes to religion? >> for most of the nation's history with the states rather than the federal government that controlled access to the religious worship and organizations and so on. in the early decades that began to shift as the supreme court applied then national constitutional the establishment and centralizing debate about religion. >> but if the states had the control we had written to the constitution, freedom of religion. >> we did indeed the first amendment began congress shall enact no loss it was only to the national government. >> were there restrictions on different states? >> several states had religious establishments and most limit

in english-- "now, we've got you now." >> rose: "gordon" was gordon rowan, wysocki and frazier's boss one of the most senior engineers in the gas field. and he was in the hands of the terrorists. >> wysocki: i was wearing my boots, and every time you touch... seemed like you touched the side of this little compartment i was in, it sounded like a drum, and it scared me that i was just afraid to move. >> rose: after two nights in hiding, wysocki and a few others made a break for freedom. >> wysocki: and we found that there was a spot in the fence that was damaged that we could go through. we got through the fence and we continued across the open desert. >> rose: there is this speculation that perhaps the motivation was to go in there, and they wanted to know how to process works and how the plants work because they wanted to create a huge explosion to get attention. >> cobb: i don't think they understood technically how the plant operates. >> rose: "they" being the terrorists? >> cobb: the terrorists. i don't think they understood technically how the facility operated. but i think they

nascar cuppchampion and peff gordon...ining & hundreds of kids at the new -3 york public library yesterday. yesserday."weelove dr. seuss." seuss..they atttmpted to break the guinness world recorr for "most people wwaring doctor &pseuss hats"... and they diddii! the eeent was the kickoff for random house chhldree's books' year- long hats off to doccor ssuss campaagn. duriig the ceeeeration, random house also announced that t was partnering with jjff gordon children's foundation and doctoo seuss enterrriies... initiative...an effort to find a cure forrpediatric cancer. 33 3that's all for fox45 news at --3 5:30."family feud" is next. next.and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... 11....e'll see yyu latee. later.

lou: it is gordon's view.that the american people are going to be paying a price for this because it has gone so far and in this i have to say at the key is right and i agree with and. he believes it has gone so far we're going to have to -- we will also feel some of the pain as a result of what has to be done. this is a nation right now on the verge of losing its sovereignty, particularly in phar-mor, the greatest transfer of knowledge in the history of the world between this country china. by the way, they did not pay for it either. >> no, they stole it. as the problem. i go straight into prosecution of the problem is your talking about china, so we have no jurisdiction. the fbi, you have to know that they know even more than reports that we have done exactly. lou: you hope. >> i hope so. please, tell me yes. lou: you will tell you exactly something like that when we continue with the "a-team." we are going to take a good look at why the united states department of agriculture and the mexican consulates are

she gets congratulations there from jeff gordon. i heard her interviewing and say it will be nice when they say not first female. but it is a historic day. >> how come msg gets to remain msg. >> the world's most famous arena. they can do what they want. >> really? i wish we could stay whatever we used to be. >> we had verizon center. >> yeah, i mean i love it.

the always profane chef gordon ramsay is with us. think he's going to teach us thousand make horse meatballs. [ applause ] i found myself in a weird position today. i'm feuding. i'm in the middle of a celebrity feud. with morrissey. [ laughter ] i'm at warrissey. he's singer. i would even go so far as to call him a legend, and he is. he's also a vegetarian. he was supposed to be on our show last night but he cancelled when he found out the guys from the show "duck dynasty" would b

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she beat out 37 other drivers including four-time champion gest gordon.ing is as good as you to could hope for, but i also understand that it's a whole nother day. and we could go out there on the track and just for some reason not have as much speed as we'd hope for. >> jeff gordon also reacting tonight. he said, quote, it's great to be i can say i was the fastest guy today. >>> 25 years and $25 million at the box office, actor bruce willis is back on top. back with his newest "die hard" more than two decades after the first one in 1988. some critics said it was time for the franchise to retire, willis getting the last laugh. >>> and a rare glimpse of her baby girl with husband jay-z. here she is blue ivy. for the first time we get to see the singer doting over her daughter and just for a few seconds there. a lot of folks wondering today who she looks like more, her mom or her dad. you can sweet us here or simply find me on facebook, let me know what you think. when we come back in the broadcast tonight, our countdown to the oscars here, behind the scene

>> she qualified better than he did. >> my aunt hates jeff gordon. >> jeff gordon should be hated. >> bill, would you agree i would say danica probably one of the top five best looking drivers in nascar. >> i would put gordon above her. >> really? >> yes. i have no problem that she did this. >> you have no problem? good for you. >> i don't. >> i am for lady drivers. do i think she should have won as much as a male winner? absolutely not. absolutely not. but you can cross your little lines. expect to collect 20%. >> you understand she hasn't won the race. >> i was not told that. go danica. i think it is probably good for nascar and draws attention to the sport. she is not a great driver. she might be some day. >> we will close things out with the post game wrap up with jedediah bila. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" the return of greg. how about that? and return appearances from joe devito, tokes news anchor patti ann browne and chris mairn. >> it is time to go back to jedediah bila. >> jim, tell us where you will be this weekend. >> i will be wo

. >> reporter: that's coming from doctor shelley gordon. an infectious disease specialist at the california pacific medical center in san francisco. the centers for disease control and prevention says those 65 and older who received a flu shot within the past year. are still as likely to contract the flu as someone the same age, who did not get the shot. but doctor gordon says these findings shouldn't discourage anyone from getting a shot. she says a shot could help minimize the symptoms. she says the c-d-c study is a work in progress. still, the earlier you get the shot, she says the better. >> reporter: in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> the nation is one week away from 85-million dollars in forced budget cuts., part of a deal that was struck in 2011 to raise the california. some of the cruicial jobs on the chopping block. air traffic controllers. around 47- thousand federal aviation employees would face furloughs. today, transportation secretary ray lahood addressed the gravity of the situation. >> "we'll see what the

she is the first woman to win the poll bought she beat out jeff gordon.hat's a great accomplishment. >> the anna kornikova references with good away. >> if she does well, winning the pole, but you have to good back to janet guthrie, back to 1980 to find a woman who finished in the top 20. so this is a great accomplishment for her. great p. r. for the sport itself. richard petty, who was not very kind to women or danicka patrick said this is a great p.r. win for the support, and it shows that it's inclusive of everyone. >> shepard: i don't remember the last time the daytona 500 was talked about six days in advance all over the place. >> exactly, and it's being spoken about in great regard mace had this great time not like she squeaked out. she best the best of the best, jeff gordon, and right now she is in the spot. is confident, has great team behind her, great engine, the entire team effort, she has hendrick, tony stewart behind her so this points to a good race for her. >> shepard: the pieces are all there the sport has been bumpy lately. one is out to

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mike montgomery and the cal bears in tempe, arizona taking on the asu sundevils 2nd half, evan gordonbackdoor bounce pass to carrick felix who dunks it home 48-35 asu nice assists for gordon who had 23 points cal battles back, down by 5,:26 secs left justin cobbs - knocks down the 3-pointer to cut the defecit to 2 points cobbs: 13 points cal with the ball, down by 2 allen crabbe - a chance to tie it but he turns the ball over and that's it mike montgomery looks on cal loses 66-62 bears: 13-9, sundevils: 18-5, #1 indiana at illinois students going nuts in champaign, illinois as the fighting illini come back from a 14 point defecit with 12 mins to go tied at 72,:08 left d.j. richardson steals the ball from victor oladipo - but olidipo chases him down and swats the potential game winner out of bound with less than a second to go 0.9 secs left, tied 72-all tyler griffey - somehow gets wide open under the basket and puts in the uncontested layup for the game winner illini upset #1 indiana 74- 72 fans storm the court it's the 5th straight week the number one team has lost in college basketb

gordon chang, thank you. >> thank you.on: turning now to washington we're just hours away from president obama's fourth state of the union address. the president is expected to lay out his second term plan for jobs and the economy and government spending. so what can we expect to hear in tonight's speech? does the sanction from north korea change anything? joining me now with a preview the anchor of "special report", bret baier. bret, i know you're headed over to the white house in a little while to get sort of a preview of the president's speech. what are we expecting? >> well, jon, that is a lunch with the president that is off the record usually. we'll see what the guidelines are today. usually get some color and some tone and tenor of the day from that experience but we did have breakfast today, television anchors and reporters covering the state of the union address tonight with the house speaker john boehner and sometimes that's off the record as well but today the staff quoted on the record and the speaker said some

. >>> here's video of a massive f-3 tornado last week in gordon county, georgia, caught on camera by ross cabot. >> to the left and center of this system, sirens have been going off here. wind picking up along with the rain. >> you can see how big this is including many homes. one home belonging to a man named terry. his home was crumbling so bad that a staircase pinned his left leg. his 14-year-old daughter had to call 911. >> damage here. >> the weather channel has video only on the job two weeks. rescue video. >> okay. >> yes. >> ah! >> oh. >> i got you. >> eventually the deputy says, the fire department showed up no now. they're able to get terry henson's leg free. you can see that deputy was at the right place at the right time. in fact, you might be wondering, how did he get there so fast? it's policy in this area. gordon county sheriff mitch ralston places his deputies in the path of storms like this on purpose. before the storm hits, he sends his deputies out to designated areas that he believes are going to be affected by the storm, because people are going to need help. tha

chris gordon joins us from the scene with the latest on the investigation. chris? >> reporter: good evening. just a short time ago, county fire official told me they are not releasing the names of the victims here or the cause of this fatal fire. early this morning, you had three people die here despite heroic rescue efforts. >> we do have some success, but overall it is an extreme tragedy. >> reporter: it began about 4:00 a.m. firefighters arriving less than five minutes after receiving emergency calls from neighbors. they faced very dangerous conditions, fire showing and heavy smoke. he ran hoses and ladders, as they began pulling people out of the house. one fighter fighter carried an 11-year-old girl revived by the paramedic outside. the mother of the family jumped to safety. she and an 8-year-old daughter are being treated for smoke inhalation, but the twin sister of the 8-year-old died. so did a 4-year-old sister and their father. it appears the house did not have working smoke detectors. >> i don't know yet whether it was smoke or fire that caused the deaths

audience is flipped out they cheered everybody in the eighty's wanted to be gordon gekko but the thing is this all over stone road is a piece of satire but nobody got it just the opposite all over stone was trying to send up the excesses of the reagan era michael douglas's portrayal helped inspire a whole generation of slicked back hair doos in double breasted suits adopting the greed is good ethos and pursuing the american dream as it had come to be defined now delivers obscene well for a very few poverty and misery down on many and serving as a homicidal force for others because people do in fact die for the. lack of access to healthcare in the richest country in the world that's the us of a human consumption is in fact accelerating the instruction of our planet people do in fact die in wars waged based on lies that profit the precious view over five million children globally each year do not reach their fifth birthday because they die of starvation all of this is not because the system that puts man on the moon or can squeeze an entire library onto a computer chip the size of a thum

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audience is flipped out they cheered everybody in the eighty's wanted to be gordon gekko but the thing is this oliver stone wrote it is a piece of satire but nobody got it just the opposite all over stone was trying to send up the excesses of the reagan era michael douglas's portrayal helped inspire a whole generation of slicked back hair doos in double breasted suits adopting the greed is good ethos and pursuing the american dream as it had come to be defined now delivers obscene wealth for a very few well raining poverty and misery down on many and serving as a homicidal force for others because people do in fact die for lack of access to health care in the richest country in the world that's the us of a human consumption is in fact accelerating the instruction of our planet people do in fact die in wars waged based on lies that profit a precious few over five million children globally each year do not reach their fifth birthday because they die of starvation all of this is not because the system that puts man on the moon or can squeeze an entire library onto a computer chip the size

gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours hast as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose who is a brilliant make-up artist and has been with me for about 20 years. rose was the make-up artist for president clinton. she may still be. she made you up today. >> there we go. she hit the big time family. >> she improved on nature. >>> this is really a season of tomorrow for -- tor meant for the person who has had a dull russ relationship. the adulterer is a very tormented person. is that true? >> of course they are. you are dealing with feelings you have towards your spouse, your lover. you don't know which way to turn. it is the ultimate guilt. if you do not have the gil it is antisocial-type of personality. >> we are joined on a live line by pamela paul who is a distinguished writer and published a book call

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three-time daytona champ jeff gordon will start in the second position and gordon had the best funnye of the day when he said afterwards, did you see this? he said, his quoted funny line, i'm the fastest guy out here today. >> almost 197 miles an hour? >> isn't that amazing? i want to talk about the caps. they're playing right now at madison square garden. they're up 1-0 against the rangers. >> our news director is there. we saw him tweeting. >> is that right? >> apparently. >> that's the news. "nightly news" coming up next. we'll be back at 11:00. have a great one. my bad. tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. [ normal voice ] same agent and everything. it's like we're connected.

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