thanks for putting up with me and the dog. >> jasper log. >> don't make a jasper log. >> dana, did he special breakfast today for his birthday. >> one trick he can do is if you get him to sit and lie down and if you ask him what he thinks about obama care he will play dead. >> there you go. >> what do you think of obama care? >> he doesn't like it. >> we are going to still have one more thing. >> so, eric? what have you got? >> while jasper is hanging out over here, there is a huge party at the white house tonight. take a look at some of the people who will be performing and attending justin timberlake queen latifah and is that cyndi lauper? that's a an old picture of cyndi lauper she looks good. partying at the white house meanwhile the white house tours are still not open. open the white house, please. >> come do a tour here of the five with cute little jasper perino. >> whatever happened to casper? >> interesting that you would recognize that but not surprising. okay. bob? >> i'm just -- jasper, what's your view on obama care? i'm curious. >> what do you think of obama care? i just

got a dog like jasper if you don't at a dog fears me go ahead and ask her.o stick with jay-z if you love your freedom pick j.p. that's me. >> that was very good. >> that is the funniest thing i have ever seen in my life. oh my god. >> i can be an international rap star? >> that is incredible. [ laughter ] >> don't push it too far. >> those lyrics are actually very good. i like that. >> for a white girl from colorado, this was damn good. >> you know, it is is the worst happening in the history of the world. but that was the point. >> no, it's not. >> exactly. >> casper i like that. >> directly ahead, does the cookie monster need a time-out? probably. >> that's elmo. >> one lookalike is accused of shoving and swearing at a little boy in new york city. is he not the only children's character in trouble in real life. dana on the monster meltdown. >> she is here to say. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ all i want is a photo in my wallet ♪ a small remembrance of something more solid ♪ all i want is a picture of you ♪ >> get it, greg? >> i get it. >> some kids get scared. >> oh my

if i did not live in an apartment in new york, i would get another jasper if i a yard.g: are you one of those that refer to your dog as child? >> dana: no. >> make sure you this shoo gets the window guards on her window. what is that? >> elizabeth b.. >> bob: thanks. >> eric: bob is up next. okay, ready for bob. if obama were to call tomorrow to offer you your pick of posts within his administration, would you accept and what post would it be and why from christopher. >> bob: this is best job i've ever had. there is no way i would do that. under no circumstances. >> any job would you like. >> bob: i mean i could be president if you resign. outside of that. >> you would never pass a background check. >> bob: never. when i was in government, can you believe that. >> no, i can't. >> you wouldn't want the campaign. >> god, no. >> you could be the golf partner. >> eric: you are up. for grelg, where does he buy his glasses and would he consider a monacle, bring back it from jeremiah >> greg: these were a gift from kimberly. i have been trying to get one for ages. i have a fri

it's nothing compared to "jasper baby" by the eagles, which is an amazing song. >> kind of psychotic.i really like ll cool j., i'm glad they came together. you hit it exactly right, they're not here to be made fun of. >> could this be one of the greatest -- could this be the greatest civil rights achievement of the last 30 years? >> first of all, i think everybody ought to step back and at least give these guys credit for making an effort. i would not have put in there let bygones be bygones about slavery. that was not a cool thing for ll cool j. to say. the point is, it may be something these reviewers don't like. who likes them. it's a decent reasonable approach, it's a nice thing to do. why doesn't everybody leave it alone? >> i compare it to jim carrey, he demonized people he disagreed with. wouldn't it be great if you got a gun control celebrity together to do a song? >> there aren't any -- too quick down the bases. brad paisley, tiny, small guy. and -- >> well, they come in -- pack a lot of punch. >> ll is towering over that guy. what happened to country music, starbucks down on

i'm joan jasper and i'm with the department of exhibitions and public programs at the library and i wanto welcome you it our

aaron jasper drove from new york to add a flower to this memorial. >> shocking being from new york and we know how it is. i know how people feel. i wanted to come out and give support anyway i can and to help out anyway i can. >> a lot of runners came back to the scene to see what was going on and others were quick to get out of the city. as for the hern family, they don't though when they will be able to go back to california. aaron has a surgery tomorrow to assess his wound examine will figure out what kind of care he will need from there. ama dates, abc7 news. >> people are showing their support for aaron by sharing this get well soon badge on their facebook pages. you can share the badge by going to facebook.com/abc7 news. ama spent time at the bomb site today. she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are test

i'm joan jasper, i'm with the department of public exhibitions here at the library. thank you so much for coming to our exhibition tonight with author craig childs. he's been jet setting all over the country promoting his new book, the house of rain. we also want to thank the publishers for bringing craig to us and we also want to thank (inaudible) at the book table at the end of the program. craig childs is a commentator for national public radio's morning edition. he has written noert "new york times", the los angeles times and several magazines. his work has won the spirit of the west award as well as the colorado book award. the book, house of rain, is craig's latest book. please help me welcome craig childs. . >> hello. i come to you from out of the desert. i'm coming to you from a landscape where once you get an eye for things, 3 grains of sand out of place draw your attention, where everything is brought to bear, where everything is hinged to a story, every drop of rain leaving a dimple in the ground. stories are everywhere out in this landscape. when you walk

. >> north korea watcher jasper kim says that's why. when you compare kim ill sun, you can't help but notice a resemblance. >> what can you do? how do you mitigate the risk? well, i think one tactic is basically to make the third generation leader look like the first generation leader. >> on the day his country celebrates its founder, kim jong un has proven he is not his grandfather. >> he's younger and more aggress if. what we know so far is every move he makes it's in bold strokes and high risk, high reward. >> inside korea, is there a sense that this crisis is over? >> it's note over. it's just the beginning. this is not one of those things where a crisis starts, gets hot and cools off and ends. there is in this end to the story. >> there was a big sell-off on wall street. how is asia reacting to that now? >> initially at the morning session today we also reacted with a big sell-off. the markets have erased some of their losses from just a couple of hours ago. in the last two hours, they have reversed directions after spending most o

aaron jasper drove from new york to add a flower to this memorial. >> shocking being from new york and we know how it is. i know how people feel. i wanted to come out and give support anyway i can and to help out anyway i can. >> a lot of runners came back to the scene to see what was going on and others were quick to get out of the city. as for the hern family, they don't though when they will be able to go back to california. aaron has a surgery tomorrow to assess his wound examine will figure out what kind of care he will need from there. ama dates, abc7 news. >> people are showing their support for aaron by sharing this get well soon badge on their facebook pages. you can share the badge by going to facebook.com/abc7 news. ama spent time at the bomb site today. she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are test

aaron jasper drove from new york to add a flower to this memorial. >> shocking being from new york and we know how it is. i know how people feel. i wanted to come out and give support and toanyway i can and o help out anyway i can. >> a lot of runners came back to the scene to see what was going on and others were quick to get out of the city. as for the hern family, they don't though when they will be able to go back to california. aaron has a surgery tomorrow to assess his wound examine will figure out what kind of care he will need from there. ama dates, abc7 news. >> people are showing their support for aaron by sharing this get well soon badge on their facebook pages. you can share the badge by going to facebook.com/abc7 news. ama spent time at the bomb site today. she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are

. >> you know what, i have made jasper america's dog. >> i think the president and the president-elect have both set a tone of cooperation, one of a spirit of partnership to be able to move forward. >> who wouldn't be an alcoholic as the press secretary if you've got to walk down there, face all the questions. i just started drinking at 9:00 in the morning and just went the whole night. >> so, dana, some would say that this is symbolic of some sort of decline while others like me would see this as a sign of immense growth. >> is this like a caterpillar that sheds its skin and you can be whatever you want? because i had the best job of my life, i'll never have that job again. i loved working for president bush and now i can just be me. >> everyone knows what a caterpillar turns into. >> what? >> a gorilla. >> you have become a beautiful gorilla. >> i thought that was an excellent metaphor, you just had to continue it. >> no, it's not a gorilla. >> what happened? >> it turns into a butterfly. >> come on, man. what is that, game of throne stuff? get out of mythology and get into biology.

this arrowhead here is maybe just under half an inch long, tiny little piece made out of jasper in some canyon someplace. there are larger objects. there are cliff dwellings that you find up in the alcoves. this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and

. >> i'm here to say about funk if i fresh rhymes so i got a dog named jasper and beyonce fears me.it surprised me the whole left doesn't have a sense of humor. i'm being called a racist. >> greg: i know. you are the right -- i'm kidding. this is what passes for intellectual rigger on the left. if they can't come up with anything, a response they have to call you a racist. they are drones in earphones. they are so pathetic. the whole point of that rap was to show that you can't rap thuawlt physically incapable of any rhythm what so ever. >> dana: i can rhyme. >> greg: but they are were written for you. all you dumb ass bloggers out there that are calling her racist. what do you do in your free time? have you gone to africa and worked in an hiv center. dana has. i would be happy to talk to you personally about it. >> dana: we were all cracking up. >> kimberly: we thought it was funny, but i thought it was really good. this is good. it makes sense. it's rhyming and the timing. >> you know why, kimberly has a five-year-old and when she 14 -- dana, i love you, but it wasn't good. [ laug

i grew up in jasper-- in the valley. ah. he interviewed me for this job like a year ago.is employees like him? yeah. yeah, i mean, he tips us out at christmas. he's generous-- too much, probably. mm. well, i imagine that some people bad-mouth him once the booze starts to flow. oh. i mean, you know, people talk. some people weren't happy with the way he was running the town. he kept this place going. yeah, but it's--it's been getting bad for a while. rumor is there's a mall moving in. like, wow, right? but... people are freaking out about these meth labs. some friends were gonna buy the bar, but everybody's moving away. francisco navarro--was he here last night at 8:00 p.m.? yeah. yeah. i mean, he's pretty much here every night. you would be, too, if you drank for free. mm-hmm. is that on? (scoffs) probably not since disco. hollis percy overpaid his workers. he hired three bartenders when two would suffice. and yet he's dead. so, do you think his generosity got him killed? i just think it's odd that such a swell guy felt compelled to pay for loyalty. (birds chirping) so th

i grew up in jasper-- in the valley. ah. he interviewed me for this job like a year ago. employees like him? yeah. yeah, i mean, he tips us out at christmas. he's generous-- too much, probably. mm. well, i imagine that some people bad-mouth him once the booze starts to flow. oh. i mean, you know, people talk. some people weren't happy with the way he was running the town. he kept this place going. yeah, but it's--it's been getting bad for a while. rumor is there's a mall moving in. like, wow, right? but... people are freaking out about these meth labs. some friends were gonna buy the bar, but everybody's moving away. francisco navarro--was he here last night at 8:00 p.m.? yeah. yeah. i mean, he's pretty much here every night. you would be, too, if you drank for free. mm-hmm. is that on? (scoffs) probably not since disco. hollis percy overpaid his workers. he hired three bartenders when two would suffice. and yet he's dead. so, do you think his generosity got him killed? i just think it's odd that such a swell guy felt compelled to pay for loyalty. (birds chirping) so the

i'm white like casper and a dog named jasper, if bee johns, if you love castro stick with jay-z, if youm, pick dp, that's me. >> megyn: that was my friend and former press secretary dana perino co-host of the "the five", trying her hand at rap after a battle of words against jay-z and jc, jay karn carney over the trip to cuba. jb i call her, julie banderas. >> i will not be doing rapping for the record, but jay-z is rocking the both with b-o. there are reports the two are friendly, but the white house says it had nothing to do with jay-z's he recent trip to cuba. the fallout after the president mentions the president in a song he released after the married remusicians, jay-z and beyonce returned from the trip to cuba. that drew criticism how they got permission to travel to the communist run island. and in the song open letter, jay-z, president obama he may be in hot water. >> white house, said, yeah, i don't agree with sean penn, and (bleep) distort history. >> i just want to whistle along with that tune. and jay carney reiterating the treasury department handled it. >> the white house

>> and also, i am glad it was not a bowling ball and where is jasper when you need him. >> i don't gof soft balls. >> like a marsha brady. oh, my nose . >> she got the true prom date because charlie liked her with the bad nose, remember. >> i am obsessed with the brady. >> and i want to thank everybody for wishing my mother best wishes. i was out there visiting her. mom, listen to your daughters and eat your food and stop not eating. that's the only way to get better. >> we send her hugs and kisses . jimmie fallon in february . after the clouds of the olympics. moving home to the original home of the tonight's show and be the sixth host of the show. >> delta airlines decided in its wisdom to put four more seats in the plane and have to take the - lavaatory smaller. >> i can't get out of the damn thing and now you are making it smaller, are you kidding me. and president obama opening his library in dallas, texas and four living predecessors wi

jasper. but was killed in by his friend.e freeted that he's grand and he hopes to be home on monday.

jasper kim, thanks for joining us. just how grave is the situation at the moment? >> i think on a scale of zero to ten, we're probably at nine or so. and it os ka lates every minute of every day depending on what the north mans to do. if we had to tilt the scale one way or the other, it would definitely be more towards a possible miscalculation that could lead to korean conflict. >> yeah. just complain that more, an accidental miscalculation? what sort of thing might be a trigger for people to make mistakes? >> yeah, exactly. no country will make the move to create the first war. but what i mean is the next inner korean conflict. the real risk here is a financial tail risk and financial circles, is that there can be a very small likelihood of miscalculation that can really turn to huge negative consequences. no one wants war, but the what if there's a miscalculation where cooler heads can prevail? that's really the risk that i'm talking about. >> within this, what are the implications of the keystone industrial complexion being closed? >> yeah. i think that's a maj

if i did not live in an apartment in new york, i would get another jasper if i a yard.t refer to your dog as child? >> dana: no. >> make sure you this shoo gets the window guards on her window. what is that? >> elizabeth b.. >> bob: thanks. >> eric: bob is up next. okay, ready for bob. if obama were to call tomorrow to offer you your pick of posts within his administration, would you accept and what post would it be and why from christopher. >> bob: this is best job i've ever had. there is no way i would do that. under no circumstances. >> any job would you like. >> bob: i mean i could be president if you resign. outside of that. >> you would never pass a background check. >> bob: never. when i was in government, can you believe that. >> no, i can't. >> you wouldn't want the campaign. >> god, no. >> you could be the golf partner. >> eric: you are up. for grelg, where does he buy his glasses and would he consider a monacle, bring back it from jeremiah. >> greg: these were a gift from kimberly. i have been trying to get one for ages. i have a friend in california who make

white like casper and have a dog live jasper if you don't think beyonce fears me go ahead and ask you dom pick day p. that's me ♪ [ laughter ] >> greg: that may be the most adorable or most frightening thing i have heard. either way, jay-z should not be worried. that it for us tonight. i'm greg gutfeld if for bill o'reilly who will be he back here on monday. remember the spin stops her

. >> you know what, i have made jasper america's dog. >> i think the president and the president-elect have both set a tone of cooperation, one of a spirit of partnership to be able to move forward. >> who wouldn't be an alcoholic as the press secretary if you've got to walk down there, face all the questions. i just started drinking at 9:00 in the morning and just went the whole night. >> so, dana, some would say that this is symbolic of some sort of decline while others like me would see this as a sign of immense growth. >> is this like a caterpillar that sheds its skin and you can be whatever you want? because i had the best job of my life, i'll never have that job again. i loved working for president bush and now i can just be me. >> everyone knows what a caterpillar turns into. >> what? >> a gorilla. >> you have become a beautiful gorilla. >> i thought that was an excellent metaphor, you just had to continue it. >> no, it's not a gorilla. >> what happened? >> it turns into a butterfly. >> come on, man. what is that, game of throne stuff? get out of mythology and get into biology.

here to say i've got funky fresh rhymes in a major way ♪ ♪ so i'm white like casper got a dog named jasperf you don't think beyonce fears me ♪ ♪ go ahead and ask her [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, even mitt romney was like, "pfft -- white people." [ laughter ] seriously. oh, here's an international story. iran is gearing up for a big presidential election in june. yep, this year it's going to be a tight race between ahmadinejad and the guy they picked to lose to ahmadinejad. it's really exciting. [ laughter ] this is interesting. a new study found that social networks like facebook, twitter -- have made people less polite to their friends. yeah. that's just one of the ways social networks have made our friendships different. here's a few more. before social networks, you might say, "oh, my god, can i see a photo of your baby?" after social networks, you say, "oh, my god, you have to stop posting photos of your baby." [ laughter ] before social networks, you waited a week to ask that cute guy at work his name. after social networks, at the end of the week, you know his name, where he went t

. >> reporter: jasper kim says that's why, when you compare the all-powerful kim il-sung to kim jong-unn't help but see a resemblance. >> he's the youngest leader in the history. how can you mitigate the risk of third generation leader? i think one tactic is basically to make the third generation kim jong-un look like the first generation leader kim il-sung. >> reporter: but on the day of celebration of its founder, kim jong-un has already proven he's not his grandfather. >> he's younger, more audacious. we know so far every move he make is in bold strokes, high risk, high reward. >> is there a sense inside korea that this crisis is over? >> it's not over. it's just the beginning and it will be continuous. this is not one of those things in the 20th century where a crisis starts,s gets really hot and cool off and ends. there's no end to this story. >> reporter: cnn, seoul. >>> 8 minutes past the hour, time to look at other top stories. the search for a missing hiker is expected to resume today after a series of weekend avalanches. on saturday, mitch huntgate was out with two friends whe

we have heavy rain in jasper, texas. here in northwestern mississippi we have flood warnings.hree inches of rain in just the past three hours. it's hard to see how deep that area is when it's dark. the wintry weather wrapping around across much of minnesota and wisconsin. twin cities seeing that snow, freezing rain mix, three to five inches of snow t in the twin cities today. all that cold air is pushing to the east. we have a chance for a severe, once again, across the deep south. interestingly enough, you may think, we haven't had as many trntds this season. you would be right. based on the past six years of data, here's the average, should average around 325 annually and so far we've only had 163. largely because of the very cool season we have had here, john and zoraida. but just because we're off to a slow start doesn't mean it's going to stay slow. things could pick up in any minute. i think today could be one of those days. that means you need to dust off the weather radios and recharge the batteries. make sure they're ready to go. especially overnight. >> this is one o

. >> milo, jasper, cooper. >> finneas, he knows his name. >> the inspiration for doggy names -- >> billyunity to choose something symbolic. >> we loved matrix. >> there's abannual list of the most wacky pet names, spunky brewster, otto itchy bobo and chew baca. andrea advises to keep them short and sweet. zbl . >> i've had clients give their dogs william benedict the iii and i think that's a little too much. >> even short and sweet can come with a twist. >> it's spelled with two ns although she has the form look. >> and sometimes compromise is the name of the game. >> pink got her name because pink is my wife's favorite color. originally she wanted to name her principle sis but i didn't want to walk a dog named princess. >> the most popular dog names aren't that different from baby names. bell laand max topped last year's list. >> if they're part of the family you'll take a lot of effort into choosing a name because it's a name your dogs will have through the next 15 years and a name you're going to say a lot. >> and then there's me. i oshlg loriginally wanted to n after blake shelton bu