thanks so much, jeannie. if you want a great deal on your next trip or to find deals in your own city, go to your groupon website. i heard you have somebody special with you there right now, is that right? >> i sure do. >> ellen: who is it? >> hey, darling. >> ellen: hey, kellie pickler. >> hey, ellen. >> ellen: hey, kellie. >> how are you? you look beautiful. >> ellen: you look beautiful, kellie. >> well, thank you so much. >> ellen: you look great. >> how are you? >> ellen: i'm doing really great. i guess you have to get in. they're going to start soon. so you're going to do something for us, right? >> i know. they're going to shut the doors. i ain't gonna be able to get you in. >> ellen: so you're going to get some tickets for some people to get in there, right? >> i thought those were my tickets. >> ellen: all right. give your tickets away. >> okay. i'm a giver. [crowd shouting] >> hey, baby, come here. there you go.

[applause] hi, jeannie. >> hi, ellen. >> ellen: hi, kids. >> say hi. >> ellen: they're so excited.o they're all watching the show and love you so much and are so grateful. we're going to take a break and we have some more stuff to talk to you about. we'll be right back. hello, kids. [cheers and applause] >> ellen: i realized while i can have you on the show and make sure people know about you, but then i thought i know a lot of people, so what they want to do, because you're doing this, is give you -- >> oh, my god! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> ellen: you recognize those faces there? >> i do recognize them. >> ellen: they're so sweet. hi, kids. how are y'all doing? >> say good, ellen. >> ellen: all right. well, i mean, there's just no denying what an amazing human being you are. you are really somebody special. oh, hi. there he is. what's his name? >> caleb. >> ellen: hi, caleb. >> say hi, ellen. >> hi. >> ellen: hi. >> hi. >> ellen: i love what you do, too. a lot of people tell their students, you know, when somebody does something bad, tell on them and tell when

jeannie? >> hi, ellen. >> ellen: hey, jeannie. are you having fun there?shville this week, right? >> yeah. and the best part is that all those places that i visited like belle meade plantation and the wild horse saloon, they all have amazing groupon deals going on right now. >> ellen: well, let's see what you did. ♪ it's one for the money ♪ two for the show ♪ three to get ready ♪ now, go, cat, go >> this is elvis' solid gold cadillac. i don't think they'd mind if i sat in the front seat. never mind. so we are here at the historic rca studio and i'm with luke. luke, why don't you tell the folks at home what's so special about this place. >> over a thousand top 10 hits were recorded here and elvis recorded over 262 songs here. >> elvis presley sang into this mic. >> here we go. rolling. >> this is the historic belle meade plantation. it's beautiful. ♪ very nice. so i am here with schuyler at the wild horse saloon. i'm in nashville. i feel like i should learn how to line dance. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> we're going to step to the right. back with you

hi, jeannie, how are you? >> i'm good, ellen. how are you? >> ellen: i'm good. on the third floor? >> third floor. so i have a lot of stairs to walk up. >> ellen: right. so you don't have to whisper. [laughter] >> you're right. i don't. >> ellen: i just like that you whisper every single time. you could be around the block. yes, here i am. [whispering] >> this is ashley. >> ellen: hi, ashley. the phone didn't ring. did the phone ring? >> oh, no. i don't know what happened. i grabbed my phone and i thought i saw it light up and there wasn't a number. i was confused. >> ellen: well, hi. listen, i heard you're a big country music fan, so i was hoping -- >> i sure am a big country music fan. absolutely. >> ellen: well, i'd love for you to answer some questions for me. >> absolutely. i'll -- would you say something again? i'm pretty sure that i recognize this voice. >> ellen: what voice do you recognize? >> oh, my god! is this ellen? >> ellen: hi, ashley. [cheers and applause] hi. what's going on? >> i can't believe this. how are you? >> ellen: i'm good. how are you?

jeannie is at whitney with sherrie and her students live right now. sherrie? >> hi. >> ellen: hi.ol. hi. say hi to justin bieber, everybody. >> what's up, guys? >> hi, justin. >> hi, justin. hi. >> thank you so much. >> that's cool. >> ellen: sherrie, how's everything going now? >> really good. everything's going great. actually, since -- i have to tell you that since i aired, since the show aired last time, we've had donations from all over the country, all over the world, but, ellen, i've got to thank you because of everything you've done for us and the outpouring of support for us. it's just amazing. it's absolutely amazing. >> ellen: i heard you have some great stories about people making donations. do you have one or two examples? >> yes. actually, it was truly humbling. we had a lady who came from seattle. and she brought two suitcases filled with clothes for our children. she paid extra luggage and everything, then took a taxi from the strip to us just to give us the clothes. >> ellen: wow. >> and we had another gentleman from florida with his wife. it was his birthday. he

i would like to thank the teacher back in the orange, g e jeannie foster, for inviting us.expressions. a lot of fun expressions. some of them are very poised and some are, well, they're kids. it was a lot of fun visiting the vienna elementary school in vienna, virginia. now, danella, how's traffic? >> i have to say, one of the kids had the traffic face up. that's how you know when you're sitting in traffic. >> is that the traffic face, danella? >> universal traffic face. >>> so taking a look at the beltway right now, if you're traveling on the inner loop at route 1, not seeing any major issues as far as delays or accidents. you are picking up in volume. same thing on the outer loop as well. you're still traveling to speed. that's a good thing. however, i-95, this should be the traffic face right here. if you're traveling i-95 north at prince william parkway, you are hitting the brakes. your delays start out of stafford and continue as you head north to prince william parkway. it's a slow commute for you at this time. traveling on 395, starting to see a little volume, just a

the american people are like jeannie is out of the bottle. man doesn't impress as being too bright.he country. i don't think he has what it takes between the ears. >> ron paul, he is doing well in iowa. >> he is, but he is very extreme, and i think, you know, what i predict with ron paul is that he may mount a third party candidacy. that's what i am throwing out there as the wild card for 2012, with the voters falling away from the democratic party and republican party, i think about 1.8 million voters have fallen from each party, there's a strong, strong contingency to mount a third party candidacy. ron paul seems to fit the profile. >> who may make that entry on the third party move? >> it may be ron paul. i don't know if he is an extreme, he is very quirky. i believe he will win iowa caucuses, his ground game is unbelievable. the other third party, gary johnson, former governor in the midwest, said he would run on the third party. i wouldn't be surprised if he runs a campaign. >> obviously have the grass roots presence there, again, if it is ron paul, i think michele bachmann may

the white house project, an organization aimed at advancing women's leadership opportunities and jeanny. i've seen a lot of e-mails and other liberal organizations calling this a betrayal by the democratic president. is that right? >> i've been married to a fabulous man for 15 years. in that timize done things i haven't liked. we're making sure this doesn't happen again. a lot of my colleagues, including myself were stunned because this is not consistent actually with the track record of the administration. >> why do you think they did it? >> well, i don't read the white house memos but there's a lot of talk about politics and about the political fallout that would occur in 2012. listen, this is a really interesting game that we've got to play here in washington and across the country and part of the role of the white house project is to encourage women to actually get in the game and actually pursue their ambitions, whether they are in politics or business. this is one of the things that often creates a barrier to women getting in the game if the negotiation has to happen, the back and

(morris) seriously, jeannie and i need to reconnect. i'm thinking date night.hone rings) i better warn that poor woman. (ring) baker. go ahead, megan. you're on speaker. so are you. remember that guy that bill hemington told us about, uh, kevin kaiser, the one whose marriage broke up because of the lifestyle? yeah. (peter) it was andrea davidson who caused it. uh, kevin had feelings for her. what if the feelings were reciprocated? what if they were in it together? bump off daniel, pocket the life insurance money and-- that would explain the cash. wait a minute. what cash? (sam) we ran the financials on the davidsons. andrea took out a cash advance on her credit card two days ago. $15,000. vicki hemington said that daniel left her house at 4:45. and he went over the embankment 15 minutes later. in that time, someone had to grab him, incapacitate him, drive him out to that park, and push the car over. tight window. so either vicki's lying about the timeline or-- or the killer was already outside daniel's house, laying in wait. after being paid $15,000. our grievi

but lifestyle blogger jeannie chin says there are some must- haves and some may not want to buys. >> obviously, seasonal items like christmas decoration are a great buy at the dollar store but there are other things that are good buys year round. >> greeting cards definitely one of the best bargains in the store. it's two for a dollar. >> reporter: the actual face value of it is 2.80. she also suggests picking up everything from party supplies to cleaning products, food and tableware. it's almost looks like something you would find at crate and barrel but think twice about things like batteries, light bulbs and general electronics. >> the life-span is probably not as good as it sounds. for a dollar you get two light bulbs but they might last a week or two. >> reporter: she also cautions against buying vitamins or medicine. be sure to check the expiration date if you do. something else you should probably avoid are toys, right? why is that? >> you don't know where these toys are made. they are putting them into the mouth and you don't know if there's lead. >> reporter: now, we should

but the real iny in it for like for the a's, the jeannie's out the bottle, they're back square one. the rich teams can employ the tactics and still buy out of town. >> charlie: exactly. >> so they had a window. >> looking for the next inefficiency. >> charlie: that's an interesting idea for me the search for inefficiencies where you can look at some circumstance and say if in fact they bid it differently, it would present a realpportunity to change something big. >> i'm just asking the question why. this is something paul presented to us. i think he called it the 90th question. if we were to begin today doing this, playing this game is this how we would do it? what made sense 150 years ago does not make sense for us now. >> charlie: i love it. it is the idea of things clearly thinking from the beginning. >> which has its application in baseball and it might have a more application and more meaningful application in something like film making. >> charlie: that's why i keep asking the question. where might it be. >> well, the difference in film making is not simply the market of it. w

. >> jeannie white-ginder, we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> you heard what the teenager has to say about the situation. he says it's been rough with him. i asked how he's dealing. he said, i'm not dealing with it good. i'm a shy person and all the attention is overwhelming. i'm glad it's getting out and not being shoved under the rug. i don't feel normal any more. when asked what he would say to parents at the school who have concerns. as far as the parents are concerned, i understand, but ignorance is a very dangerous tool. your children should be educated about a person who is hiv positive. if i have a cut, i have the common sense to get a bandage or tell my mother. joining us now, his attorney ronda goldfein and senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins us. i want to ask you something that the school has been unwilling for unable to clarify for us. the school's spokeswoman connie mcnamara told me on friday that the school consulted with medical professionals before denying admission to your client. are

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. >>> let's go right to jeannie moos. >> reporter: it is the mona lisa of mug shots enshrined on t-shirtsgnize it is the outline. ridiculed in song. imitated -- >> put your hair like this, nick. >> reporter: worn as a halloween costume as seen here in "people." someone even put it on his credit card almost a decade after its release, letterman still making jokes about nick nolte about how the u.s. didn't release a death photo of osama bin laden. >> so the white house released this instead. take a look at that. >> reporter: the mug shot connoisseurs at the smoking gun. >> it's probably the best celebrity mug shot ever taken. >> reporter: now nolte is talking and he's saying a mug shot it was not. in an interview with gq magazine, he explains he was high on a drug called ghb when he swerved off the pacific coast highway. at the hospital where nolte was taken for a blood test, a young officer asked him if he could take a polaroid. i said, come on, you don't want to ask that, do you? but he did. nolte made him agree that if he posed the young officer would share any proceeds with his colleagu

. >>> thank you very much, jeannie.two powerful men involved in two separate showdowns for congress. jon corzine will face big questions over his failed wall street firm. $1.2 billion worth of investors' money missing now. corzine plans to say he doesn't know where it is. >>> attorney general eric holder is getting grilled over the fast and furious gun sting. he allowed illegal guns to be smuggled into arizona. jeffrey too bin joins me now. jeff, let's talk about corzine. it doesn't appear as though he is going to take responsibility for his company, m.f. global's implosion. >> reporter: he has released a draft of his opening statement, and it's really an extraordinary comedown for a guy who was the head of goldman sachs, who was the senator, who was a governor, and now has presided over this megafinancial disaster. most people in his circumstances would take the fifth. there's a victim nal investigation going on, but i guess he didn't want to take that much humiliation so he is simply in a very general way denying any

breaking news, political headlines and jeannie moos all straight ahead.zer, you're in the "situation room." >>> the first republican presidential contest exactly three weeks from today, and the obama camp is banking on a long bitter slug fest between newt gingrich and mitt romney. the president is ramping up his own campaign right now with democrats going on the attack against both republican front runners. our white house correspondent dan lothian is standing by. let's get some more on team obama's strategy. >> reporter: well, first of all, they have a battle plan that divides the country up into what they believe are winnable regions. they're also going hard after the leading gop contenders. president obama today speaking to supporters made it clear that a lot is at stake. he believes that 2012 may be more important than 2008. but as he struggles to turn the economy around, he faces a lot of skepticism. with americans still struggling to find jobs, pay bills, and stay in their homes, president obama played the underdog card as he appealed to supporters