two months longer than jesse.ent admitted it paid a bargain rate for the guy to a company which has since vanished into thin air. it is a good time to go for the bargain when you have the biggest event in your history. for more let's 2 live to "red eye" senior foreign correspondent. >> talk about hallucinating. jesse, you can actually sign the words to every depeche mode song which you thought you would take up deaf goths in high school. does he deserve the condemnation he is receiving or is he a hero? >> it is not sign language. it is called air [bleep]. >> liz, you are laughing at that. >> i thought it was creative. who knew? >> i am owning the character he has created. >> what do you make of this guy? >> he reminds me of shaw -- shirrad small. but he can't speak languages, so why could we assume he could translate them with weird jerk off motions? he is not actually doing anything. >> that's your -- that's your -- >> i have to be perfectly honest and this is the only one i didn't write anything down for. >> i a

those words are jesse's words.m on the chalkboard shortly before he died and i found them after he died. if you see those words, they are profound. nurturing and healing love is definition of compassion in all cultures. i believe it was a spiritual message and not in his ve knackullar. he didn't know those words. but the meaning is very clear and that is my purpose now to spread nurturing and healing and love and forgiveness is a part of that. forgiveness is so important and we don't talk about it. it is the only way to cut your pain and move forward with all of your personal power intact. and i want to provide perspective for everyone and to say i have forgiven. it was a choice and a process and something that i do sometimes every day. today is the year anniversary and we gathered in jesse's grave and i had to do it several times. forgive again. and each time i do it makes me feel better and i do it for myself and my son and my foundation and my message and i do it for everyone else to show them that this is a cho

that's first i heard that jesse was shot. friendly fire. me early start calling you know the army was shot he said shot him calling us commanders the moisture. state did you know just. confirm anything. like in february i get the autopsy. and you know it describes all jesse's injuries and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard from lee fire like nine months after i ask the house was just a good soldier to people like. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had them properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the fam

and it describes all jesse's injury. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire like nine months after i ask they have just hit good soldier people why. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they. were properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed that friendly fire was involved within days of the incident immediately peggy challenge the officers that's wrong. and they could not prove they could not show anywhere in the notes we want to the second investigati

six-year-old jesse louis was mong 20 first graders and that was killed. >> three words that jesse wrotea chalkboard in the days before he was killed that are guiding her life. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] may your holidays be merry and bright. merry pringles. >> hope you had a great weekend, top political pi nocio for 2013 and the president makes top five throw types. dow spend money for antibacteria at the store. new researches on if it is worth it. why is google buying up robt companies. eight in the last six months and the broid who pushed her now husband off of the cliff. what she fessed up to all caught on tape on the real story at the top of the hour. >>> it is one year since the horrific shooting in sandy hook elementary that claimed the lives of six teachers and 20 children. jesse was standing by his teacher's side and shouted for classmates to run helping to save many lives that day. her murder shares her tragedy. it is wonderful to have you here. >> can you start with having us tell us what a special kid jesse was. >> and i used present tense. jesse is a great dichotemmy of an ene

and you know it describes all jesse eisinger. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire like nine months after i ask the house was just good soldier to people like. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had them properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed that friendly fire was involved within days of the incident immediately peggy challenge the officers that's wrong. and they could not prove they could not show if you were in the notes we want to the second i

and it describes all jesse's injury. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire like nine months after i ask the house let's just get a good soldier to people like. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had to get it properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed that friendly fire was involved within days of the incident immediately peggy challenged the officers that's wrong. and they could not prove they could not show anywhere in the notes we wanted th

and fresh from his one-man show, fred gwynn, jesse joyce. and comedian sherrod small. >> hash tag red eye. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> and now, 43 minutes of a battle. >> that's better than it was last night. it is a question all his fans are asking. did he choose to leave or was he fired? yes alec baldwin is gone from msnbc and there are conflicting reports a as to how it went down. hence -- msnbc just issued a statement saying, quote, this is a mutual parting. richard johnson who broke the news says baldwin was fired for a combination of his anti-gay slurs and his behavior toward co-workers. a source says baldwin pissed off staffers by demanding a make up room being used by a woman with cancer who had a sensitivity to hairspray. and when he was told it was impossible he allegedly screamed "i don't give an f" if she has cancer or not. i want that f-ing make up room. i edited myself. so not like him. you know who else does president like cameras? >> finally. >> sherrod was baldwin fired or was it a mutual decision? >> ev

and you know it describes all jesse eisinger. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire feels like nine months after i ask the house let's just hit good soldier people why. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had them properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed that friendly fire was involved within days of the incident immediately peggy challenge the officers that's wrong. and they could not prove they could not show anywhere in the notes we want to the sec

and it describes all jesse eisinger. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire like nine months after i ask the house was just his good soldier to people like. how could they make the mistake of not telling us he was shot not no one is the war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had to get it properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polar sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed that friendly fire was involved within days of the incident immediately peggy challenge the officers that's wrong. and they could not prove they could out show anywhere in the notes we want to the s

but jesse jackson is acting on behalf of jesse jackson. >> stop right there. this is a great point.crative what he just said. put pressure on a&e. doest does he want a show on a&e, too? >> he wants to be able to continue to go around corporate america and shake them down for money. give to my groups. and i will shut up about this. that's what he has been doing for 30 years. what's interesting here, juan, is again, jesse jackson claims to be acting on behalf of blacks. particularly down trodden blacks. disadvantaged blacks. what does phil robertson have to do with black kids are reading three grade levels behind white kids or shooting each other in the streets over sneakers or a ski parka. how does phil robertson have anything do with that. how does sitting down with a&e and cracker barrel have any to change the people that jesse jackson represents. this is about jesse jackson and his deep pockets or bottom line. >> this is also about a&e's bottom line or cracker barrel's bottom line. >> i think a&e is much more interested in reflecting the sensibilities of americans than trying to s

i happen to believe this is true, jesse. am i just very old and frail? >> no.ll, which can be frailty comes along with being your size. the average aged under 44 said they had 7.4 partners. you might wonder how is that possible to have a 7th of a possible but people forget that greg used to be pro miscuous. >> that was coming at me so slow. >> i wanted you to catch up. >> some are using online porn as the substitute. i can't believe that. >> get out of here. you can use that as a substitute but not all the time. sometimes you have to include your partner with your porn. you have to bring your partner into the freaky. that way it's all good. we're selfish with it. girls are just as freaky as we are. you bring it in there and she goes i got better videos than that. bam. >> i don't know what he's doing. has the modern era changed your habits? >> no. if my man can't distract me from my ipad then that's sad for him. i do take my phone and ipad. i take it in fully expecting someone to -- >> do you have the new ipad air? >> i do not. that's where i've gone wrong in th

that's first i heard that jesse was shot. friendly fire. me early start calling you know the army was shot he said shot him calling us commanders the moisture. state did you know just. confirm anything. like in february i get the autopsy. and it describes all just. and under circumstances such as friendly fire that's first we heard currently fire like nine months after i ask the house was just good soldier to people like. how could they make the mistake of not telling us it was shot not no one is a war at all until i read everything over and seen that the weapons were never collected and i knew they had them properly. in hopes of satisfying peggy's questions investigators held a powerpoint briefing for the family the presentation reiterated the army's position that the shots most likely came from the polish sector but that it remained inconclusive they did not mention that a ballistics test would have conclusively identified which weapon fired the fatal bullet during the same presentation the officers noted that the family had been informed

rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

wow. >> name the child jesse. it's a great name. >> jesse. are you straight or gay?raight. >> don't think i appreciate the gesture. >> real men wear pink. >> yay! >> 57% according to the poll like their health care system in canada. >> well, it's free for one thing. >> when you say it's free, there are no copays, no deductibles, nothing. you have a card and you just walk in, they treat you and walk out. >> a guy said he got free knee surgery. only waited for about four months. but the knee surgery was free. i guy had aids that i spoke to for 20 years. he's been getting all the expensive medications and he has been kept alive. so people do like it. >> so the guy that is going from tom to tammy, is that what it was? >> yes. >> so he said part of it was being paid for. >> right. >> did you get to how much will be paid? >> he hasn't gone all the way, if you know what i mean. he has breasts. >> okay. but he is on the way. are they picking up the whole tab? >> they're picking up large percentage, i think he said 75 to 80%. >> that's obviously an elective thing. >> no, it's

let's go back to what jesse jackson said.se jackson said apartheid is still in existence in the united states of america. you know what, i'm not barred from showing up at fox news channel. i can eat at a restaurant and get any job a white person can get. >> how about the country club? >> if you bring that up, yes, if i wanted to belong- >> oprah couldn't buy a house in certain areas of florida. >> that's ridiculous. shame on you. she's using her color to defend apartheid. >> i wanted to be a member of a club and a bunch of liberals said they didn't want me there. >> i am a civil rights attorney and live in a colorblind society. shame on you ma'am using your race to justice apartheid. >> if you're a civil rights attorney and you believe inequalitity for black americans, why aren't you talking about the black on black genocide going on in chicago? >> you're one of those technical commentators -- now, you're changing the subject. >> leo -- >> you're changing the subject. >> answer her question. thank you, sean. >> black genocide

>> you do. >> jesse watters, everybody.e factor moves along this evening, brit hume and michelle obama talking about personal things. is that a smart thing to do politically? charges that singer katy perry is anti-japanese. you're not going to believe what's going on here. we'll analyze and hope you stay tuned for those reports. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their0-year lipper average t. rowe price. invest with confidence. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. > >> tonight reaction to our reports on a possible doctor shortage in america and the health care system in canada. joining us from washington, juan williams. do you concur the shortage prediction? >> the whole system is changing. neither of them take medicare and medicaid patients at the mo

a fortune of the proceeds from the sale of the medal will be donated to the jesse owens foundation.this statement saying, quote, jesse owens is the quint essential american hero, the son of a sharecropper who stood up to injustice abroad and at home and did it with grace and poise that may not be equalled in sports history, to be able to share this piece of history with the public is an honor, end quote. and burkle plans to take the medal on an educational tour along with the faulkner nobel prize for literature which he also owns. that's going to do it for me. i'm fredericka whitfield. much more straight ahead with deb feyerick in new york. a very inspirational -- it was heartfelt that this item was being put up for auction at least according to jesse owens' daughter and then hearing that, it seems as though the penguins' owner is greatly appreciative of the history that comes with that medal and so maybe that kind of -- i guess, puts the family at ease to a degree. >> he'll keep it in the right historical context and treat it with respect that it definitely deserve. great interview

. >> is this the one from jesse? >> we were looking at ian and jesse.iday night. you know what that means? >> what, jesse? >> exactly. >> how do you keep up with all this? we have the girl from one direction or whatever? >> i need help. there is a guy -- >> she didn't make money off of that. >> she's making money now because she has over a million followers. >> she has a brand? >> what people need to understand, if you have a skill, something that you can do well, should you focus on how you can show people how to do what it is that you do. >> all on youtube. >> or vine or google now. >> thank you, mario. happy new year to you. how to get your kids to unplug over the winter break. >> and enjoy fun family times. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> if you're like a lot of family, your kids are probably home from school this week either plugged into a video game or telling you that they are so bored. >> donna has ideas to keep your kids busy while nurturing their creative side. hey, donna. we love this. getting away from the video games and ipad. >> you

rights leader reverend jesse jackson. and harry smith talks to p

good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jess. no doubt it is tragic to lose a home no less on christmas day. but to make matters worse, nathaniel rich literally pour his soul, sweat and years of hard work into the family home building it by hand. the home he constructed nearly 40 years ago gutted out, destroyed by fierce flames. the fire broke out around 8:50 last night on the 14900 block of rolling meadows road in near upper marlboro. flames were shooting out of the single family home when firefighters arrived. they actually had to pull out of the home about 15 minutes later because of the intense fire. the homeowner discovered the fire only when he returned home from christmas dinner at his daughter's house. >> oh, man, it humpts real bad -- it hurts real bad because right now -- nobody like to lose nothing that they've got. but with the help of the lord, there was nobody in the house. one good thing about that. >> reporter: absolutely a very good thing about that. his daughters say had the fire not been on christmas day, their

i think it makes it worse for jesse jackson to jump in. oh, let's move on. >> i've got to clarify something. i did not say he was a racist. i said it was a racist stereo type. >>> here's be making a dying girl's request. all she wanted was to see a beyonce concert. she made the girl's wish come true. she sang and danced with the little girl. watch. ♪ i'm aurvivor . >> good for you beyonce. sometimes we beat them up a little bit. that's kind of nice. >> we beat them up a lot. this is a great story. what she did was touching and sweet. i love the make a wish foundation. however when celebrities do little things like this, we do celebrate them. then we talk about how bad they are on another segment. when average people do really big things or people like duck dynasty go to visit with the troops, take days out of their schedule. that to me is the the real sacrifice. >> definitely when you have a huge talent and big fan base, if you can give of yourself, it's great. >> it's done by most who are more conservative than i am. >> you don't even kno

i think it makes it worse for jesse jackson to jump in.h, let's move on. >> i've got to clarify something. i did not say he was a racist. i said it was a racist stereo type. >>> here's be making a dying girl's request. all she wanted was to see a beyonce concert. she made the girl's wish come true. she sang and danced with the little girl. watch. ♪ i'm a survivor . >> good for you beyonce. sometimes we beat them up a little bit. that's kind of nice. >> we beat them up a lot. this is a great story. what she did was touching and sweet. i love the make a wish foundation. however when celebrities do little things like this, we do celebrate them. then we talk about how bad they are on another segment. when average people do really big things or people like duck dynasty go to visit with the troops, take days out of their schedule. that to me is the the real sacrifice. >> definitely when you have a huge talent and big fan base, if you can give of yourself, it's great. >> it's done by most who are more conservative than i am. >> you don't even kno

we have jesse jackson stepping into this.s to mee with them. >> it is notprising that he is injecting himself into this. there is no controversy. phil robertson did not break a law, he expressed his view about his faith about homosexuality. he used anatomical comments that made it disturbing to people. he is not crying to create outrage for people who are homo sexual. he was asked questions and gave an honest answer. reverend jackson is comparing that to acts of segregation. that is absurd and this is where you see the left trying to make more of it than what i think it deserves. i'm going to agree with tony. >> can i do that? >> a gree with reverend jackson's conclusion but not the argument. i think the state sponsored segregation of the south -- what reverend jackson is doing is calling attention to the fact that a very popular cable station is airing this show and bringing to light this individual's issues and believ s beliefs which we have to question should we be supporting a station that is supporting these beliefs. >>

. >>> and then later, civil rights leader jesse jackson is in hot water for saying that apartheid is alive in the united states. >>> and the king of late night, number one rated host in late night that nbc is dumb enough to fire a second time. jay leno. >>> i tell you this winter storm has left thousands without electricity, it looks like friends of obama has taken over the power company. >>> and don't forget, we always want to hear from you, "hannity live," share your thoughts, or you can go to twitter at sean hannity. we'll continue. . >>> and welcome back to "hannity," as the one-year anniversary approaches from the sandy hook elementary school shooting, one activists have a solemn element for that day. take a look. >> on december 14th, we'll have a moment of silence for newtown. but with 26 more school shootings since that day, ask yourself, is silence what america needs right now? >> now, while everyone in the country can agree something needs to be done to prevent future incidents like the one that occurred last year in newtown, questions are raised on whether or not groups lik

thanks jesse palmer, he saved me from death by a dry chicken sandwich. dan and bianna, i'm right here, at your side, if you ever need help. >> exbachelor we should say as well, jesse palmer. >>> now to a food story of an entirely different and slightly safer variety. listen up, there are big changes coming to a vending machine near you and abc's reena ninan is on the story. >> reporter: good morning. abc news vending machine, i have pop targets, hot fudge sundae pop-targets. you know you'll know how many calories are in the snacks. a new charge about to drop. according to an estimate, could be spent to encourage americans to make healthier choices. vending machine choice and vending machines are often the last resort for people. if you're trying to eat healthy you can't read the labels of what's trapped behind the glass. >> reporter: owners of an estimated 5.4 million snack and soda machines will now be required to post calorie counts on all of their products. potato chips, trail mix, how about these hot buffalo wing pretzels. 280 calories. might as well

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jess and i were talking before, it's here we go again. obviously have been grappling with this issue for a while. i mean, going back to john mccain nominating sarah palin, thinking that would make republicans more palatable to women didn't work for them then. and here we are, you do have boehner acknowledging the problem, but then again, you have these folks out there who just didn't get the memo that they need to, to really talk to women about policy and talk to women about the issues that women care about, like the economy, for instance. so we'll see how this plays out in 2014, but, obviously, everyone is mindful of it and republicans are trying to do some sort of women's boot camp, and it looks like that guy probably needs to go. >> jess mcintosh, this most recent gaffe would not be such a big deal, i don't think, unless it was coming as part of this kind of endless accumulation of much worse stuff that has been said by republican candidates. >> the file just keeps getting bigger on this one. it was four days ago that they talked about

jesse lagreca, you have been in the street.n is, the president is harnessed on this issue. he is harnessed. not much he can do. what can be done as the president than to just go out and talk about it and motivate people, jesse? >> well, you would wish that the president could do more to elect politicians that would actually do something on behalf of the 99%. he doesn't have that power. so i thinkit smart politics for him to raise a ruckus over this. the other side of the aisle has no interest in helping working class people whatsoever. we are living in the matrix. and instead of being a battery, they want to turn you into an overdrawn checking account. what it really comes down to, these are the real problems people care about. working class people don't care about the deficit, they don't care about ending abortion. they need a paycheck so they can support their family. and to listen to republican politicians and the talking heads at fox news bad mouth working class people, come on. we already know that the republican party is

his 6-year-old son jesse lewis died trying to help his classmates.irst of all, your reaction to that interview with marcia lanza, the first member of the family of the shooter to come out and speak in public. what did you make of it? >> i respect her for coming forth and speaking. i personally don't hold the family responsible for adam's actions. my heart goes out to the family the same as it does the other victims's families. i had the opportunity this past year to speak with mr. lanza. >> adam lanza's father. what was that meeting like for you? >> it was -- it felt good after i met with him and spoke with him. it was something i wanted to do and needed to do. it wasn't any answer to why it happened or what could have been done to prevent it. he was a father that lot of a son as i did. i said that last year. he is carrying a bigger burden than i am. our loved ones will be honored and remembered for the tragedy. they are victims. his son will be remembered as a massacre killer. mr. lanza was a very nice, very caring, very respectful person. it was cl

jesse jackson is calling his comments for offensive than the rosa parks' bus driver "at least the busdered rosa parks to surrender her seat to a white person was following state law. robertson's statements were uttered freely without cover of the law within a context of what he seemed to believe was white privilege." rick, let me start with you. haved over the weekend the "duck dynasty" controversy was going away but then jesse jackson made these comments and stirred it all up again.m washington? >> this is quickly become one of those issues where you can't lose depending on your political side in either side feels like they can get a lot of mileage out of this. if you are on the left and you can make a lot of hay out of this and jesse jackson a little late to the party in come out and making these comments bringing up the racial angle in addition to the comments about homosexuality. and then on the other side to have a conservative lawmaker come out and hail him as a hero. again, this is something that is speaking to each side's base right now. it's interesting how this has just illu

when neil heslen dropped jesse off at school on the morning of december 14, jesse gave him a hug, and he said -- quote -- "it's going to be all right. everything's going to be okay, dad," because jesse was that kind of kid, neil told the united states senate judiciary committee in his testimony. and his pride in jesse as well as his grief brought tears to all of our eyes. jesse was just that kind of kid. he never wanted to leave a baby crying. he never wanted to leave anybody feeling hurt. and jesse and neil used to talk about coming to washington, about meeting with the president. neil met with the president, but jesse was not there. at least physically he was not there. he was with all of us as we worked with neil to make america safer and make sure that newtown is not a moment but a movement toward a better, safer america. and i want to thank my colleague for the outpouring of feeling and support on the eve of that tragedy. it was a rare moment of bipartisan unison in feeling as well as words, and for a meeting with many of those -- for meeting with many of those families, i want t

after all, jesse owens went out and ran. he just ran. >> well, you know, there are different methods of making a statement initially, jesse owens was part of a group of athletes who wanted to boycott the 1936 olympic games over the treatment of minorities inside of germany and brundich over the american olympic committee talked them out of it, he therenned them for being banished for life if they refused to undergo. it was under that and you say pisses that jesse owens went and participated in the olympic games even though brungige took jewish athletes off so as not to present an affront to adolf hitler. politics and sports are con value looted and complex and oftentimes not as clear as politics in mainstream society. >> you are connected to the movement, and to the action itself at the olympic games. the rails, we cannot forget it and what it said both to the olympic movement and to the world. >> well, i think that john carlos and tommy smith, as well as a number of our athletes, lee evans in particular made a statement con

thanks jesse palmer, he saved me from death by a dry chicken sandwich. really? not bad to have a quick thinking ex-nfl player around when heimlich needed. i will take bruised ribs to avoid choking. dan and bianna, i'm right here, at your side, if you ever need help. >> takeaway is, no more chicken sandwiches. >> ex-bachelor we should say as well, jesse palmer. former, yes. all right, thanks, ron. >>> now to a food story of an entirely different and slightly safer variety. if you're considering a new year's resolution that involves changing your diet, listen up, there are big changes coming to a vending machine near you and abc's reena ninan is on the story. >> reporter: good morning. so, dan, i raided our abc news vending machine, i have pop tarts, hot fudge sundae pop-tarts. doritos for bianna. but the good news is, if you like your frito-lays, you can still keep them. now, you'll know how many calories are in the bag before you buy it. problems with healthcare.g.o.v. set back $400 million. but there's a new charge about to drop. according to an fda estimate, $

i'm mad as hell and appalled jesse watters and conduct with pigeons, jesse tried to punch the pigeonst he said were attacking him in the park. i had been up close and personal with pigeons for 15 years, i know the reason they tried to attack watters was because they sent something negative about him. so by that measure, everyone would be attacking watters. >> poor jesse. he was trying to protect his collar. because if a pigeon landed on his collar, his collar might go down. you can't have that. >> pigeon might poop on the collar. we don't want that. >> or that. >> a lot of people wrote me and said that jesse's actual punch was a little afamily afilm afeminent. watters, he looked a little rattled out there. >> would you think to punch a pigeon? >> why punch a pigeon? >> swat it away. >> there is not a pigeon in the world come near me. >> why's that? >> sebz a signal of negativity that makes watters looking like santa. all right? do you want negativity? you are looking at it heather nauert, everybody, she is anything but negative. if she gets a tattoo, the world will end. and if you are

. >> an olympic gold medal won by jesse owens in the 1930s broke records at an auction. the sale continues an inspiring legacy that mr owens left behind. >> this is one gold medal with a very colourful history. won by jessie owen at the 1936 berlin olympics. it's been snapped up for 1.5 million, the highest paid for an olympic medal and it's not a symbol of sporting triumph. owen was competing at a game where hitler was displaying a powerful germany. but as hitler watched on owen captured four golds in the 100 metres and 200m. 4 by 100 metre relay in the long jump. he was the world record holder for the long jump, a distinction he held for 25 years. the olympic glory did not guarantee a great life. he was bankrupt at one point, but he became a public speaker. it's that moment in 1936 that shined in the life of jesse owens. >> you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. it's a good read. that's the home page. featuring demonstrations in soon kids around california will be able to erase their online indiscretions. what about the rest of us? ♪ >> our digital p

back of the ongoing big picture for the good jesse james christie sets are a marker oh let's get back to it today the canadian supreme court struck down all all of canada's anti-prostitution laws just said all of them are violations of the rule the constitutionally guaranteed right to life liberty and the security the person in fact if you look at the experience of australia and most of the western european countries where prostitution is legal when prostitution was decriminalized it reduced the rates of sex crimes to reduce the rates of sexually transmitted diseases and well there's a big argument about whether it's increasing the quality of life for sex workers or not i'm curious we have two women i'm just curious everybody's take on this side i have so many mixed emotions about it one i believe in less government i believe in less government in the bedroom i believe in getting less government involvement so from a less government perspective fine less laws i'm fine from a woman's perspective i feel that there's so much sex trade there is exploitation.

jesse jack. 1993. he started a neighborhood watch in the washington, d.c., neighborhood after a series of break ins and crimes. and the profile the pretty much the same in george zimmerman's neighborhood. unfortunately. at that time, jackson makes his number one priority to address the issue of black on black crime. ?en got distracted. 150,000 deaths later he's still not talking about the issue. 150,000 black on black crimes in the last 20 years. talk about strategy. there's the tragedy. and to address it today is to put you on the wrong side of the media. and the wrong side of the civil rights establishment. jackson is right twenty years ago. he should have stuck to it. anyhow. of the 150,000 deaths he finds one worthy of the attention. that's the death of trayvon martin. and for all the wrong reasons. george zimmerman follows trayvon martin as he walks through the retreat. he's in his car. he never confronts him. he never confronted a suspect before. then he sees him running. the dispatcher said whic

. >> jess bravin is next on booktv.he discusses the challenges facing prosecutors as they work to prosecute suspected terrorists in our military courts. this is about an hour and teen minutes. >> so i would like to begin by welcoming everyone to the first constitutional conversation of 2013 put on by the constitutional law center here at stanford and it's my special pleasure to introduce our guests for tonight, jess bravin of "the wall street journal" and author of the recent book, the terror courts on sale i should add that better bookstores everywhere and even the stanford bookstore. so you may want to grab that. this is probably the most serious account of what has actually happened in the court system in guantÁnamo in a series of trials that have been taking place there. i'm not going to trespass on the subject matter because jess is going to give us a good taste of what he has been writing about, but i did want to introduce just the person. he is someone i got to know a few years ago when we were both traveling fro