. >> jerry springer here on today's panel, rachel and i will talk heisman trophy controversies. is there a double standard in play? we'll cover all the bases. >> uninhibited. >> herschel walker. >> former winner herschel walker lets loose with some surprises about the heisman trophy. >> i was told you actually don't remember getting your heisman trophy in the ceremony. that is true? >> i don't. i don't remember that night of getting the heisman trophy. i really don't. >>> welcome to "unguard." there is absolutely no one quite like charles barkley. always opinionated, often hilarious, tnt's lead basketball analyst can get away with saying what no one else can. oh, and he's also a nba hall of famer. i caught up with chuck an auburn university alum just after his tigers earned their ticket to college football's national championship game. not surprisingly, he had something to say about that. and well, everything else. >> you gave the pre-game speech for that crazy iron ball where auburn upset alabama. >> davis is going to run it all the way back. auburn is going to win the football

, a lawyer, the former mayor of cincinnati, and of course, you know, the host of "the "jerry springer also want to welcome olympic track and field gold medallist, sanya richards-ross. we all expect winston to down and get that trophy. and people will be cheering for him. he will be holding up that piece of hardware. how are fans supposed to feel about this? >> people will believe what they believe. it still should have nothing to do with whether he's going to win the heisman at that point. if he did what that woman is alleging then of course he should be punished. but let him be punished appropriately. up don't think you have to bring the heisman into it. the heisman is trivial kpab compared to a guy that would actually rape a woman. >> we are role models whether we like it or not. we have to be careful with our choices. as an elite athlete you have to make sacrifices. when i was in college at u.t. i didn't go to many parties. >> was that part of the reason why? >> i just never wanted to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. didn't want for something to happen and oh, sanya richard

. >> this is like the worst version of jerry springer. >> he was saying i just want to go to my car. >> but he never left the scene. he just stayed. >> you need to [ bleep ] leave. >> these two girls hanging on to the hood? >> like they know anything about the hood. >> i'm sorry to have rejected you. get over it! >> a florida man with a long arrest record has more charges he's facing after this dui dash cam arrest. a state trooper spotted this guy weaving in and out erratically so the officer followed. they got up to speeds of 125 miles per hour when the driver refused to pull over. the kriefr has gone into the grassy area between the freeway but he has not stopped. another officer comes to help, hits the police car, hits the guardrail again and then gets out of the car. he's casually walking away. he does not act like he's in a hurry until police catch him and tase him. he falls over the guardrail and down the embankment. they eventually catch up to the guy. the deputy in the second car, he was on his way home. he was just stopping to help. irvine had been arrested nearly 20 times b

. >> this is like a worst version of jerry springer. i've never seen anyone argue like that. >> why didn't you let him go to his car because he wanted to go to his car. he didn't leave the scene. he didn't leave the situation. he just stayed. >> i've never seen so much action. >> you need to [ bleep ] leave. >> these two girls fighting. like they know anything about the hood. >> i'm sorry she rejected you. get over it! >> at first glance it looks like nothing here in this dash cam video. these cars put brakes lights on and pull over because it looks like traffic coming in the opposite direction. that's a nice thing to do, right? >> right. >> you pull over. the car's dash cam does the same, but then -- >> oh. >> gosh, that car got sandwiched. >> out of nowhere. it doesn't slow down at all before it hits this thing. >> you see the windshield of this car completely pop off, too. >> the airbag pops open. >> no explanation. i don't know if the brakes stopped working or if he was just going so fast he didn't have time to stop and veered becau

. >>> way too much focus on obama, and another says, too much on obama and shakeup, tabloid: jerry springer nation. and regarding staying away from newtown, robert says, it is a circus and most do not need a reminder of how terrible it was. pamela, why not? most of the national media has been staying away from the shooting and what it says about america all year. >> megyn kelly caused a storm reacting to an african-american author saying santa claus should not be depicted as white man anymore. she said, for all the kids watching, santa is white. after strong criticism and mockery, she told viewers she was making an offhand gesture referring to the commercial image of santa as white. >> others suggest i am a racist outraged at the idea of a santa, it would be fund any if it were not so telling about our society, the kneejerk instinct by so many to race bait. >> many misinterpreted the comments she bears part of the responsibility as she acknowledged. >> i also did say jesus was white, as i have learned in the past two days that is far from settled. >> with santa we are arguing about a fictio

. >> her mother made a desperate appeal to trisha on the jerry springer show. >> we love you. we're doing everything to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none never came. >> it's like she just vanished into thin air. >> she was never found. >> young college students need to be aware. >> we were advised to stay in our dorms if you were a girl. >> a week after her disappearance kristin and her roommate needed to go to the grocery store. >> you thought it would be safe. >> it's not far at all. i can see the campus. what's going to happen. it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center walking the same route trisha would likely have taken. >> we were maybe halfway up the road when heather said did you happen to notice that brown van? i said no. >> then the van came again slowly. he came by again a third time. really slow this time looking at us. the hair on the back of her neck started to stand up. >> the van pulled up beside them. >> how close? >> his wheels were on the side of the curb. this was me. this was heather. he leaned o

. >> trisha's mother made a desperate appeal to trisha on the jerry springer show. >> hang in there and know we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none ever came. >> it's like she just vanished into thin air. >> trisha was never found. >> young college students, they need to be aware. >> kristen was a zellar as iwu when trisha disappeared. >> we were advised to stay in our dorms if you were a girl. >> a week after trisha's disappearance, they needed to go to the marsh grocery store. >> you thought it would be safe and you would be fine? >> exactly. not far at all. i can see the campus. what's going to happen? >> it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center walking the same route tricia would likely have taken. >> we were maybe halfway up the road when heather turned to me and said, did you happen to notice that brown van? and i said, no. >> then the van passed again, slowly. >> we still were not alarmed. he came by again. >> a third time? >> a third time, yup. really slow this time. looking

we are no jerry springer but our show has seen some controversy this year.e spoke with spike lee over the summer and it was a little awkward. take a look. >> do the right thing is what many are saying that spike lee is. they call him the famed director to end his kick start a campaign. we are going to go there. >> why do we open like that? a we will let you answer in second. we are all about controversy here. >> how would you open like that? kick starter uses crowd sourcing. you upload a video and it is mostly for up-and-coming novices. what is an oscar-nominated director like spike lee doing on this set? without we would ask him in person. >> i would like to refute the opening. you've got a lot of money. why would you go to kick starter -- >> first of all, you don't know how much money i have. you have never seen me before in your life. for you to assume what my financial state is is wrong. i am an independent filmmaker so plm appealing to my base to edge as little as five dollars to help me get my new film made. >> $1.25 million. >> we are going to make it

long term unemployment are , singing a song, and they are all laying in front of the tv watching jerry springer and eating junk food. that is not what we are doing. we are out there every day. you have to step aside from it every now and then because you're going to drive yourself insane. but we are out there pounding it hard. the majority of americans want to work. we are not the exception. we are the rule. we want to work. understand that. >> we get it. the problem is, the colleagues on the other side don't get it, because many of them have never been unemployed. and california has the highest -- well, we are over 35 million now. and are affected unemployed will be close to one million in california if we do not extend this. it is critical for all of us. and we all support what you -- well, what you have told us we need to do, we all support that. are very right about the people who do not want to work. those make it hard for the rest. but we are not going after those that are fraudulently accessing the fund. and that is something that we also need to look at, how to go in and get able off th

unemployment are coasting along, singing a song and they're all laying in front of the tv watching "jerry springerd eating junk food. that is not what we're doing. we are out there every day. i want to say something. you have to step aside for a moment every now and then because you're going to drive yourself insane, but pounding it hard. the majority of americans want to work. we are the exception. not we are the exception. we are the rule. we want to work. understand that. please. >> we get it. the problem is my colleagues on the other side don't get it because they may never have been unemployed. california has the highest -- well, we are over 35 million now. our affected unemployed will be close to a million in california if we don't extend this. you understand it is critical for all of us and we all

unemployment are coasting along, singing a song and they're all laying in front of the tv watching "jerry springer" and eating junk food. that is not what we're doing. we are out there every day. i want to say something. you have to step aside for a moment every now and then because you're going to drive yourself insane, but pounding it hard. the majority of americans want to work. we are the exception. not we are the exception. we are the rule. we want to work. understand that. please. >> we get it. the problem is my colleagues on the other side don't get it because they may never have been unemployed. california has the highest -- well, we are over 35 million now. our affected unemployed will be close to a million in california if we don't extend this. you understand it is critical for all of us and we all support what you have told us we need to do. we all support that. one of the things -- and you're very right about the people who don't want to work. those make it hard for the rest, but we are not going after those who are fraudulently accessing the fund. that's something we also need to look