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. >> and a video to make you go -- yee haw!r shatter a record, some bones or both? >>> time to get the second half of our show going and steven, you have a story to get us started. >> the mummers parade is an annual tradition in philadelphia on new year's day. this is what it normally looks like. different groups of grown men and women dressed up in these kind of funky, almost clown-like outfits. bourbon street in new orleans. >> it looks like that. christian? >> what's a mummer? >> these people you're seeing are in fact mummers. it's a city-sponsored event. the mummers parade, it's been going on since 1901. but this year's mummers parade, i hate to say, turned into a bummer. >> a bummer mummer? >> yeah. >> wah-wah. >> watch this, you're seeing video sent to fox 29 in philly. >> whoa! >> before you know it, an all-out fight breaks out and you see some mummers, men and women, in these pink frilly clown-like outfits in a full-on brawl. swinging hay headline makers at other people who were there just enjoying the parade. >> the gu

later john walsh tries to go inside, picked off by spence er hawes. drew holliday, a finished with a game high 26 points. the 76ers outscored the wizards 38-18 in the third quarter and go on to win big 120-89. same two teams play tonight at verizon center. this little patriots fan hanging out before tonight's playoff game, nice hair. eric green out for this one. sidelined for a sprained left knee. lorenzo hudson's pass, virginia tech down by as many as 11. back on the hokies, just over two minutes to play. robert brown, wide open, drains the three ball, virginia tech within five. here we go. then still a fife-point game. victor goes to work. drives baseline around his defender, puts it up, rolls off the rim. boston college grabs the rebound. seth greenberg can't believe it. dc beats virginia tech. hokies 0 and 3 in the acc. let's head over to bender arena. holy cross. kids at basketball games, good stuff. less than a minute in, troy brewer, he throws it down. still first half, au up 28-13. check out carl henkel. later justin burrell with the steal. he

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. >> i would be more worried about his face than his hoo haw. >> nick is open mouthed. >> i'm slack jawedt this whole thing. the amount of pure stupid it, holly cow. >> there's like a whole train of people behind him. >> a mob of people riding together. >> sons of anarchy, hell's angels. >> silly cyclist. >> johnny white pants and his band of bikers. >> that's it. >> ding ding ding, you win. >> that's it for our show today. now, bruno mars hit song "it will rain" just reached number one on vh1 countdown. here is the official video. we also have a video of the same song covered by megan nicole. the video is trending. enjoy. we'll see you next time. ♪ >>> a 16-year-old accused of killing his father appears in court. why interest's -- there's growing support. >> a rude awakening for neighbors in howard county. we know texting and driving can be deadly even talking on your cell phone while walking can be dangerous. why we should think twice before going for a walk with our head phones. >>>xd the 16-year-old accused of murdering his father had his day in court. while some of the family was the

. >> i would be more worried about his face than his hoo haw. >> nick is open mouthed. >> i'm slack jawedt this whole thing. the amount of pure stupid it, holly cow. >> there's like a whole train of people behind him. >> a mob of people riding together. >> sons of anarchy, hell's angels. >> silly cyclist. >> johnny white pants and his band of bikers. >> that's it. >> ding ding ding, you win. >> that's it for our show today. now, bruno mars hit song "it will rain" just reached number one on vh1 countdown. here is the official video. we also have a video of the same song covered by megan nicole. the video is trending. enjoy. we'll see you next time. ♪

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all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside ♪ ♪ no matter where you're from you just can't hide ♪ yee-hawt leads us to, okay, is it okay or not to change a pop hit's lyrics? i said -- >> you said if you're the lyricist and you own it -- >> no. if you're the lyricist, you own it. >> that's what i meant. you can change it as many times as you like but no one else has the right to change an artist's words. >> copyright. >> here's what i said. >> sure. i always thought "our lips are sealed" was "honest i see you." it's not. >> it's our lips are sealed. >> hoda woman. we can't go because we have to talk about "sister act," which we saw yesterday, for the second time. you guys, there she is after the show. she is amazing in this. the show holds up like crazy. even if you're catholic, please don't be afraid that the show makes fun of catholicism. it doesn't. it embraces it. the actress who plays the lead, forgive me for not remembering at this moment. it was great. >> awesome. the songs stick in your head. you'll be singing them. >> it's so much fun. >> all right. coming up next, actor josh luca

. >> that looks like something an older person in hee-haw would wear. >> that's enough about my glasses. we are like this. i want to go to another sot, which is tv terms for sound on tape. candidates were asked one thing they would do differently in their campaign and this is what mitt romney said. >> get 25 more votes in iowa, that's for sure. >> matt, you know what i like about this is that romney is i think probably the nicest person out there. that's a flaw. that was a self-depricateing remark and you don't get a lot from politicians. don't you think he has good character and it makes it hard to be a good politician with good character. >> i don't view mitt as that. mitt looks like the cocky guy in school. the rich guy who wore -- >> he reminds me of you. >> nice. >> boys, boys -- keep going. >> i see your point. people view him as not grandiose really is what they view him as. >> i said this earlier in my other program i co-host. i i said basically mitt is an alpha male in a religion, mormonism that repute yates alpha male behavior. every time he has to answer a question he has to

he sort of bumbled around and bumbled around in the debate, hemming and hawing, that gives people an talk about this. he built a situation maybe it's better to get them out sooner than later. they will be targeted and stories despite the obama administration has a fair share of tax issues. with various people they nominated in the past. but he has to learn to talk about it and talk about it smartly. >> bret: the republican primary, is at it problem that he pays a tax rate essentially because he has investments and he gets income from the investments, chuck? aren't the republicans overall supportive of capital gains being at 15%? that is okay? >> well, i bet you $10,000, bret, that will not hurt him in the republican primary. really won't hurt him that much generally. the fact that wow, he is a rich guy. and he only pays 15% on capital gains. what will hurt him is he has seen somebody to make a decision whether a simple question like should i release the tax returns or not. that guess to what you are saying which is that this is something, this is morphing from a question like how ric

. >> people out there, it is hee-haw jie. they eat it up. >>- q. i they do. happy black history month almost. i was glad sherrod pointed that out. let's go straight to the half time report card. i know that's what people are standing by for. sherrod is in the lead. at half time he has an a minus. actually everybody is doing well. even bill is shooting above his average. he has a c here. if you go to the median, i couldn't actually figure out how to calculate the median. we go to the gpa for the season and we have sherrod in the lead. congratulations to you. >> given sherrod's grade and employing the logics of the grade, how do you think he will do tomorrow? >> the bell curve will be skewed by his performance tomorrow. >> so it will do terribly? >> no, you seem to be misunderstanding how the mean is calculated. >> the mean generally means you return to your normal performance. >> well, no, the mean you split the difference between the cosine and the algorithm and you end up with a mean give or take a margin of error. >> boom! >> as far as the values, you can s

he's paid in taxes, that's not necessarily a better answer than him equivocating and hemming and hawingd about saying the wrong things. he's calculating before he says any word that comes out of his mouth and it leads to this mush coming out. it makes the problem worse the it's like this vicious cycle. >> that enhances the idea that he's the plastic, fantastic candidate. >> this is the al gore problem. in trying to fix the problem and filter his words and not say something that will look like any flip-flop, he winds up sayisay ing preposterous things. yes, he's had millions tucked away but i didn't inhale excuse, it wasn't to avoid taxes. what good is that going to do. >> professor, before we go to break, i was going to ask this question. do you think in these circumstances even if newt wins tomorrow, by next week mitt romney will have have got his act together and he will be able to take this nomination through. >> i think he will win the nomination because he had a better ground campaign. romney has been planning for two elections right now. i think he will win, but i think it will be

>> reporter: but romney was in full retreat after one issue, after hemming and hawing for weeks announcinge will release his tax return tomorrow. >> we just made a mistake holding off as long as we did. it was a distraction. >> reporter: romney sees campaign sunshine in florida. he has a huge war chest and huge organization there. and he still has this guy, rick santorum in the race to split the anti-romney vote. san tomorrow thinks newt gingrich could implode. >> i think he's a high-risk candidate. i said that from the very beginning. >> reporter: newt gingrich, in his quarter, two debates. voters in south carolina called it key to their vote andel they favor gingrich over romney by over 30 points and he has a new twist to the message, romney as an insider. >> do you want the establishment candidate, governor romney? or do you want somebody who stands tour a conservative populist vote that would change washington? that's newt gingrich. >> that establishment is helping mitt romney enforce. and in a few hours more romney supporters will hold a press conference to go after gingrich's worth a

and true conservatives don't necessarily believe he's a true conservative, so they're hemming and hawing him. but if he becomes the nominee, are you going to stay home on election night? >> no, but i don't know who i'm going to vote for in the virginia primary. but i am struck talking to an awful lot of iowa republicans, they are aware -- and i think republicans across the country are -- they want to keep looking at these candidates. a lot of them will vote tonight, but they haven't made up their minds, and it is so fluid and volatile out there. they're looking at polls and snapshots and assuming one knows what's going to happen is crazy. you know, president obama you reported just now that he, he's butting in tonight, doing some internet feed from washington to talk to the democrats -- megyn: yeah. democratic iowa caucus goers even though there's not a caucus going on -- >> no, it's cheesy. i'm really a little offended by this. i worked in the white house and, obviously, there's politics and partisanship in the white house, but he's the president of the united states. there's nothing go

after hemming and hawing for weeks announcing he will release his tax return tomorrow. >> we just made mistake holding off as long as we did. it was a distraction. >> reporter: romney does see some campaign sunshine in florida. he has a huge war chest and huge organization there. and he still has this guy, rick santorum in the race to split the conservative anti-romney vote. santorum made clear on "this week" he thinks the often nuclear newt gingrich could implode. >> i think he's a high-risk candidate. i said that from the very beginning. >> reporter: newt gingrich, in his corner, two debates this week, his domain. nearly two-thirds of voters in south carolina called the debate key to their vote, and they favored gingrich over romney by nearly 30 points. and he has a new twist to his message, romney as an insider. >> one of the things the florida voters get to decide is, do you want the establishment's candidate, governor romney, or do you want somebody who stand force a conservative populous approach that will change washington? that's newt gingrich. >> that establishment is helping

question he was -- remember, he was asked directly this week in the debates and he kind of hemmed and hawedhaving been in the campaigns. number one, this read to me like there was a disagreement between the strategist and camp. he is not comfortable talking about his welt and should have been prepared but it certainly felt like as -- his answer evolved there was clearly some kind of ongoing conversation going on behind the scenes. second, it seems that what they probably made the decision a couple of days ago they would do this. and this period is all about, you know, i'm not going say cooking the books but essentially getting things in order so that they can have a clear explanation and i would imagine that's why they are not releasing more on tuesday because they can only get through this couple of years in terms of an -- satisfactory answer. >> we will have much more to talk about after tuesday. let's switch up and talk about newt gingrich. runaway winner in south carolina. here's part of what he said last night. >> the american people feel that they have elites who have been trying for

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they went out into the community and they did that because haw can you work with the community if youn't know what's out there. they sent them out, came back, and what did you find? well, people don't want to go to bank because they don't trust the banks, but there's a ton of hair salons all around north philadelphia, on every block, like two, so the students said, you know, teacher said what are you going to do? they said, well, i think we're going to broker a deal with the hair salons to probably go into the hair salon and offer, you know, basically online personal banking, and show them how to do it while they get their hair done. when you get your hair done on a friday, you're there all day. [laughter] all day, and it was a fantastic work reel vaition, but it was a great program. they went to where they were going, where women trusted where they go all the time, set up on an line, brought the laptop and set them up, and that's how they started their adoption. that's how they started getting people to come on board, and i say that because, again, it was local. again, it was trust.

haw mantarian operations, peacekeeping operations in the balkans. standing guard on the north korean border. all of these are different in the -- than the threats we faced and requirements we faced in the last century and my view remains we ought to be very, very careful before we start shedding missions and asking our military to do less. >> let's take a look at another country's budget, china. when you look at the gdp china comes in right after the united states. i-want to look at military spending. $91.5 billion in 2011. that's almost 1% rise over the year before. the year before, 2010, where they spent $77.9 billion, 7.5% rise over the year before, 2009. what should americans take when they look at this figure from china? >> well, what they ought to be looking at is a clear desire on the part of chinese to pay a lrn larger role in the world as reflected in the military capabilities. that will incur challenges to u.s. dominance in that region. i think that's why this administration is starting to focus more and more on that region. and all of tho

he sort of hemmed and hawed on whether or not he would release his tax returns, then came out the nextd he's going to release his tax returns in april then one of his top surrogates, chris christi, comes out and says release them now. so misstep after misstep for romney in new hampshire. he talked about pink slips and i like to fire people. that didn't cost him in new hampshire because he had a big lead. here in south carolina where he's potentially within the margin of error with newt gingrich, he can't afford any more missteps. i would say all the pressure is on mitt romney at tonight's cnn debate, kyra. there's really no other way to look at it. >> jim acosta with the romney campaign. pumping up again tonight, two days before the south carolina primary election. those gop contenders debate the issues. it's now going to be four, not five. the southern republican presidential debate on cnn tonight, 8:00 eastern. with the breaking news, we're going to continue to stay on, rick perry going to announce he's pulling out of the gop race in about 30 minutes, live right here on cnn. there is

every time he answers it, he hems and he haws and he gets at a loss for words.and talk to your advisors because you heard people boo last night and they're going to boo every time that he says no that he won't release it until he gives a legitimate reason. make no mistake, he doesn't have to do it. there's nothing that says it's required. is -- it's the media pushing him. he has to be able to communicate that effectively. >> you've written books about words that work. >> words that win. >> that's right. two of them. >> have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> coming up on the show, did one school scrap their mascot because of women like courtney cox? i don't know if she was offended but we're talking about the corner canyon cougars! who don't want to offend women anymore. >> oh, my goodness. >> looking pretty good for a cougar. >> plus shocking new allegations in the italian cruise ship disaster. now word that captain coward ordered dinner from the chef after crashing into the rocks. judge jeanine pirro is on the case. she's up next. ahoy, jeanine. my metabolism. i

but he sort of hemmed and hawed and i think he's caused a problem for himself that's bigger than it shouldning and this is good news for romney still is the illustration of what's going on in south carolina. santorum and newt still fighting each other, mentioning romney every now and then but those two are the ones that are fighting for the non-romney vote and if they're splitting it enough, it's still good for romney. >> good point and it is going to be a repeat. senator jim demint basically saying, you know, could we see a repeat of what happened in 2008 there with john mccain getting the republican primary in south carolina victory because you had the votes being split by mike huckabee and fred thompson. are we going through the same thing this time? >> i think there's a possibility of that. i know the smart money today, of course yesterday was a different story. but the smart money today is on gingrich. he does have a lot of momentum but santorum did perform well in both debates as he always does. he performs constantly. people like him. they think he's the conservative choice and he's

you can have your 3-d's, doubt, despair, decline, and i think on he haw they used to say in agony, but we can also be optimistic in this country. we can be optimistic in this country. you can deal from a position of defeat and doubt and decline, like our colleagues across the aisle like to, but i wish i would have stepped 14 steps down the hall to my good friend from oregon's office, that's how far we are apart, and i could have studied on how the first term of george w. bush, they worked night and day how to figure out how to get him re-elected because apparently mr. mcconnell is doing something wrong in the set. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon. mr. blumenauer: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. kucinich. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. kucinich: i thank the gentleman from oregon. on its surface the resolution seems to make sense about making sure we pass a budget, and that's of national importance. i think that all of us who are here understand the underlying politics that have made

can't hide ♪ ♪ when the band starts playing and the fiddle saws ♪ ♪ you can't help but hollering ♪ yee-hawle get the words wrong anyway. >> i always thought the song "our lips are sealed" by the go-gos was honest i see you. >> it's not. it's our lips are sealed. >> so what. we can't go. we have to talk about "sister act" which we saw yesterday. our brilliant carla lee carmillo. she's amazing in this. the show holds up like crazy. even if you're catholic, please don't be afraid that a show makes fun of catholicism. it doesn't. it embraces it. >> it was great. >> awesome. >> the songs get stuck in your head. >> same composer, alan menken who did lion king and so many other greats. >> so much fun. >>> coming up, josh lucas. >> remember, "sweet home alabama" he's back. >> and amanda cosgrove. josh just got engaged but not to miranda. don't get confused. we'll talk to them separately. come on around, we'll fill up your tank for you. pay their baggage fees. you're so kind! thank you. even pick up their parking. i'm just saving it forward. this parking's on me. tell 'em the messenger sent you. so

disappointed in the speakers a comments and rick perry's comments and it was pivoting off a comment hawi know you, ed, smart enough to have read the whole clip. >> i know how it is taken out of context. >> taken out of context. >> why did the republican candidates pick it up that way? i didn't pick it up. they are running for t not me. i'm just reporting what they are saying. they are exploiting it for a political gain and i think you need to be more responsible than that >> maybe they are being hysterical. >> maybe they are. maybe they are just -- >> governor tim pawlenty, thank you. i think that the breaking news here tonight is that when you get tired, you go to bed before 8 p.m. but we are not going to -- >> rachel, i want to make sure, ed owes me dipper and he is not paying and i'm a little ticked off about t. >> not paying. >> now we know blue plate special, big guy. >> i have paid enough taxes under you in minnesota, i guarantee that. >> oh, man, man, oh, man, i thought you would be at least a good enough person to pay off your becamers, ed. >> you didn't win enough seats and the