ho! ho-ho, ho! hi! [laughs] hello, and welcome to the show. i'm terry crews.ne-nine and i'm lucky enough to also be here hosting millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a hard-core biker who's on the road to riches today. from cypress, texas, please welcome bobby harold. [cheers and applause] what's up, bobby? how are you, sir? how are you? nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you, my man. now, i hear you've been riding motorcycles since you were eight years old... >> right, been riding-- >> but you also are an ordained minister. >> as a matter of fact, i am. i'll be jumping on my bike once i leave here, headed down to galveston to do another wedding. >> that's great. you're doing the lord's work huh? >> [laughs] trying. >> well, i'm trying to get some money in your bank. i think the heavens are gonna smile on you today. >> i'm hoping for it. >> are you ready for it? >> i'm ready. >> well, let's go. let's say hello to our millionaire money tree. got a total of 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values from 100 bu

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. >> hey hey, ho ho, prisons have got to go. >> outside a small group of activists are protesting calling on banks like wells fargo and bank of america. >> this is a community action in protest of the game conference and the game conference is a conference of investors that they spend their money investing in for-profit private prisons. >> private prison's got just one goal. >> organizes communities against prison population all across the southern united states. >> they're in this business for a profit. what's good for business for them is great recidivism rate, three strikes you're out laws, mandatory minimum, that's great for laws for the private prison companies. and basically my personal feeling is they've locked up a number of the african americans in the community and now they're going after the immigrants. >> in washington d.c, private lobbying, cost over $2 billion a year to lock them up. in their annual reports the securities & exchange commission both cca and geo emphasize that any changes to immigration laws constitute a business risk. to contain that risk they spent at least

>> ho, ho, ho!oes. because where music can come from, nobody knows. >> to me, i'm always looking for what's the next idea? what is the thing that no one would ever expect to happen in a public place. ♪ sat on santa's lap >>> from the absurd -- >> i'm going to pull my junk out and take a leak. >> to the embarrassing. >> it really happened. i have all the wedding footage. do you want to see it? >> to the just plain shocking. >> this was one of the most disturbing viral videos i've seen. >> these viral videos capture our attention one way -- >> it's a horrifying visceral thing when you see that. >> or another. >> the tires should not be able to go up just by nudging each other. >> i can't believe it. that's so incredible. >> almost instantly we want to forward them along. >> things like that people tend to want to share with other people. >> where's his right wing?

they tried to make santa go to rehab but he said "ho, ho, ho." [ laughter ] again, the punch line justhe joke. all right. come on. police in holland sent a tweet asking citizens to report their pot smoking neighbors. giving new meaning to the term hash tag. [ cheers and applause ] there we go! that is a joke. now, of course, whenever i complete a joke, i have to staple the two parts together. just like that. then i give it my stamp of approval. there we go. and then i ring the bell. okay. then when i'm done, i take the completed joke and put it where? i put it in the completed joke bucket right there. okay. there you go. if there's a better way to write a joke, i'd like to see it. actually, i don't want to see it, because i like this too much. all right, here we go. let's do another one. despite frigid temperatures this weekend, times square's naked cowboy continued to perform in nothing but a pair of underwear. okay. let's find a punchline for that one here. okeydoke. if it's not broke, then it's not my uncle. okay. that's all right. a little hurtful to my uncle. there we go. the chic

>> good morning, or should i say who ho, ho, ho.people who are investors in this building that have connections to the floor, when i talk to sources around the globe, it's all about obviously trying to make some money. that's what it's about. but i remember not that many years back where the topics would go to balance sheets and fundamentals, now the topics, especially of late are things like chinese new year but more important, more important, the march date for the beginning of european qe. so the hunt for santa begins. what am i referencing? we've had a got run if you look at our dollar, s&p, even our nasdaq, after basically not being at the 5,000 level for more than a decade, 13, 14 years, it's actually getting close to testing it. but, we're forgetting about santa. investors aren't looking for fundamentals and i understand that, europe's fundamentals even though they may be improving today, they're not nearly as aggressive as the fundamentals of the u.s. that doesn't mean a lot for investors on the hunt for central bank holiday

so the emphasis here of president ho ho land's visit is that this is a collective responsibility.veloped countries but to work together with the most vulnerable nations such as the philippines, pretty much a small carbon footprint for the philippines but it's receiving the brunt of the climate change crisis. storms are just going to be getting stronger, the country is struggling to cope with the evenings of such typhoons basically the presidents of both nations perhaps and philippines wanting to emphasis climate change is real and the global community has to go to action now to basically try to avert a more press organize a worse disaster in the future. >>> another country with high hopes for the climate change conference is malaysia, coastal erosion has taken a toll on the country's wildlife and communities and it's a problem shared by many asia pacific nations. let's go live now. is it a good time for malaysia to be raising issues like this? >> reporter: jerk it's a very good time for malaysia. they are sitting on the united nations security seat a two-year rotation but also cha

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ho built a gambling empire that raked in billions. he paved the way for other investors to make it big in macau. today, one of those investors is stanley ho's son, lawrence ho. >> my father revolutionized the casino market 40 years ago in macau. he brought in a new style. throughout my career and life, it has been about trying to prove myself. >> it was important to you to prove that you could build a company from scratch? >> yes. definitely. >> determined to break out of his father's shadow, lawrence partnered up with australian james packer, himself the son of a famous tycoon. together they formed melco crown. their properties include two extravagant resorts, whose opulence gives las vegas landmarks a run for their money. >> city of dreams is the ultimate destination for urban entertainment in macau. >> lawrence refers to the "city of dreams" as an integrated resort, where tourists come to spend at high-end boutiques and stay at five-star hotels. what has las vegas inspired and in you, or what have the casino moguls in las vegas helped you in terms of inspiration in macau? >> many times in asia, a lot of people built slowly and are more conservative. wher

ho family. not just lawrence, but his sister, pansy ho. she tells us how she is trying to keep the gaming industry all in the family. >> my father paved for the foundation for macau today. we carry that torch. ♪ >> sheldon adelson may be in trying to conquer macau, but patriarch stanley ho'sustry is far from failing. his company, sjm holdings, operates the most casino tables in macau. nearly 2000. of accounts for nearly 1/4 macau's revenues. we spoke with pansy ho, his daughter. she says gaming in macau is still a family business. you are the richest woman in hong kong. >> i don't know how they calculate it, but they say so. >> do you feel, and among your own siblings, the fact that you are part of a legendary hong kong family? you have an added responsibility? >> we feel like we have that sense of a legacy. there were 450 years of portuguese presence in macau. my father helped create and pave the foundation for macau today in terms of creating the largest industry, the gaming industry of 50 years. we would very much want to help grow macau to be something that is more exciting and more important. we definitely carry that torch. >> pansy has about a 27% stake in mgm china, which owns the mgm grand macau property. the casino made $3.3 billion in revenue last year. i know y

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there are those in congress who are very gung ho about that and there are some who are very gung ho about the ukrainian situation. for a well sanctions seems to be the watchword, and now arms are the watchword. you can see this escalating. host: speaking of isis, does the president send over language for a new aumf this week? when does it arrived on the doorsteps of capitol hill? guest: i'm certain there's discussion in congress about the parameters of that and they don't want it rejected on its face, i don't think. that said, the president wanted to go and hit syria a couple years ago and he sent it up to the hill that he wanted to do that and capitol hill broke into 535 separate voices, one for each member of congress. i think they have to be careful how they do this. i would not be terribly surprised if they waited a little bit longer. i and others are desperately trying to find what the language is that is moving back and forth within the halls of the administration and also capitol hill. host: right, and what will democrats do? how will they respond to this new authorization and how

ho had chicken pox with children ho did not have chicken pox to try and increase exposure as a way of building up natural immunity. that's what happened in the 1980s. unfortunately, we're seeing a resurgence of this with measles because parents are very concerned about the risks of vaccination, particularly this link with autism which has been completely discredited. we must emphasize that. vaccination is safe and effective. but some parents are very concerned about this association with autism which actually came out from a study in the 1990s. it's just completely flawed. >> how dangerous are these measles parties? who is most vulnerable? >> the problem with measle, they're highly contagious. and we know that if you have good vaccination, the vaccination is very safe and very neglective. but for children not vaccinated they're very at risk of getting measles because it's so contagious. the problem is that for a percentage of children ho they can get issues with ear infection, and inflammation of the brain pneumonia. these can result in children being in hospital and two out of three children will die from measles. >> gosh, that's so risky. how much immunity can you build up by these parties? >> the concept is if go to the parties and develop measles it's kind of considered to be natural immunity. but if not controlled, you're putting a child at unnecessary risk. the risk of the disease is much much higher than the risk of having the vaccination. so vaccinate your children against measles is a very clear message. this vaccination is safe, effective. and for those children that have the vaccine the coverage is excellent. it's over 90%. >> so we're seeing over 100 cases now in 16 states. what if you get the measles? what do you do? >> the important thing to say here is that in 2004 the number of cases were absolute lowest. ten years on we saw over 600 cases last year. we only have 34 cases in 2004. this is am that there

commissioner woo ho's concerns so maybe we can get them here to tell us what they are doing and maybe metro can tell us if they are doing something about immigration and global entry. commissioner woo ho --. >> one thing, i will say that people observed that as far as the ships, as far as loading and unloading of, for instance, supplies, the trucks and the luggage, that worked really well. that part i think metro's got it really under control. so it's the passenger flow and the people flow and the pick-up, that part is the area that i'm suggesting. but as far as the business side of getting the ship supplied and whatever, that seems to, people observed that the back part of the cruise ship terminal was flowing properly and well. >> thing's only been open a couple months. i'd kind of let it work out, why don't we have them come here so they can report. >> actually, if you will, i'd like to report back altogether. >> i think it's a work in progress. >> i'm a little worried if we did it piecemeal. >> director, why don't you put together some proposal to kind of get the reports back and coordinate it as you see fit. >> i will say the people directing traffic, i don't want to criticize aga

ho boeken new jersey. >> if you give them raw data, the human mind can't compreend the devastation of one nuclear bomb on a city like new york or across the river and in hop gives a visual graphic of how a nuclear bomb affects anywhere in the world. >> i wanted to let anybody so what the weapons would dow to any town they might be concerned about. >> largest chinese nuke can take out most of la santa monica to pasadena and russia could blow up boston. and there is casulties from a terrorist made bomb in alburquerque. nuclear activist said this should wake people up. >> it is important to remind the american people and the world of how dangerous these weapons are and they still do indeed exist. >> reporter: you say your site is not pro nuclear or antinuclear. >> people take away different conclusions. i just want people to be on the same page of what they are. >> reporter: they are powerful weapons that are used as deterrent or way to woip out large very power line very powerful weapons. >> people take different conclusions from that website because i look at it as just scary, doug. >> it's amazing and when you can actually see it, it's a different experi

ho on general motors. he reiterates that this morning. let's get to our single best chart. when in greeley is gung hortgaging the children. >> really? >> you're going after mortgage them to take them to disney world. >> are they watching? >> no. but they do know what disney world is. if i would like them to see their "frozen" show, and i do, i will have to pay more than $100 for every little blonde head. $105 stop ticket prices have outstripped inflation. this data is from allears.donnet. this is ingested for inflation. -- adjusted for inflation. in 1971, the omission price was $3.50, 10 times the price of it gallon of gasoline. >> so $20 today. >> today, $26 times the price of gas. this affects the entire economy of central florida. you see the other theme parks raise their prices in tandem with disney. disney drives that economy. tom, have you been there? >> i have been to orlando just to give speeches. i have never been there with children. the grandparent affect. grandparents take them. the children go to a week long lacrosse camp that is 4.5 days. thank you, disney. let's turn to lease abramowit

honestly say after meeting so many hos and so many girls, i'm one of the smarter ones, i'm one of the smarter ones. i know this is ridiculous, i never was meant to be a hooday brenda devotes her time to helping women make the same choice as she did, to leave the life. >> give me a hug. >> her goal, make a human connection and give women hope that there is a real way out. >> give me a real hug. no fake you go. >> so that next time the women are thrown a life line, they just might take it is. >> thank you for talking to me. >> if i take prostitution away from you, i have to offer you everything in place of that. when i say everything, i'm talking about a place to stay, food, clothing, all of your basic human needs have to be met. they need to feel safe. >> do you want to have a family of your own some day? >> relax, okay, sweetie. >> okay. >> deent be nervous or anything, are you keeping it? >> it's all mine. >> are you sure? >> yes. expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of