karen's feeling poorly. well, that's probably a case of "my brother's getting more attention than me" -itis. jake: oh, mum? granddad called. oh, did he? how's he doing? yeah, he's fine. he says he really likes the home, but next time you go, could you bring him a panasonic remote. a remote? ( microwave beeps ) yeah, he says it'll give him dominance in the tv room. i'm feeling sick, you know! you'd better go to bed, then. why has she got hot bear? i'm the one that's ill! i've been in hospital. they said you were fine. i was not fine. i had bruises and a pattern of unexplained injuries. they are not unexplained injuries! all you've got is a few little bruises on your arm. well, i'm ill, so i should get hot bear. i'm iller. i'm iller. ( slap ) hey, hey, stop it. oh, no. if you were both so poorly, then you'd both have to go to bed quickly. so, come on. off you go. but it-- but it's worse when i lie flat. then sleep in a cupboard. come on. up you go. ( phone ringing ) ( sighs ) - ben: give it! - karen: no! - sue

karen! and besides, i couldn't possibly get my head in the oven without cutting my head off, and then i'd be dead, so i couldn't close the door. do you think you could stop being so cheeky? do you think you could stop asking stupid questions? do-- pete, can you talk to her? why me? because she listens to you. no, she doesn't. yes, she does. all right. karen. don't talk back to your mother. there, see? well, you didn't try very-- ( thumping; crash ) ben, what have you broken? ben: karen did it! karen's down here. well... she did it earlier, and it's only just dropped off. sue: oh, god. right. if i get up there and find a huge mess when we're all trying to get out of the house... this is crap. today's contestants... so is that. oh, my god. that really is crap. good god almighty. what's the woman doing? why-- why is she staring at the contents of that bloke's toilet? that's dr. gillian mckeith, granddad. eh? that's what she does. she looks down people's toilets. oh, yeah, we had a bloke like th

ben: karen, look what i found in the bin! it's your bowl! no, it's not! ben! karen: what is it? nothing! jake, can you try not to leave the lights on? you're the one that's worried by global warming. it's not global warming you want to worry about, it's the carbon bloom. carbon bloom? when the tundra melts and all the peat releases the carbon dioxide trapped in it, then it goes into the earth's atmosphere, and the temperature shoots up by about ten degrees in a couple of days. right. and then what happens? everyone dies. excellent. in the meantime, i'll turn the bloody lights out. what's this? karen's birthday list. "hamma beads, blutack... donkey." ( mooing ) oh, hi, deion. your mum will be here soon. it won't be mum. she's in prison. she's in prison? i saw her in the playground last week. she's in prison for trying to kill the headmaster. oh, right. okay. and how did she do that, exactly? with a deadly ray gun. well, let's hope that she'll escape from prison and pick you up really soon. ben: deion, where are you? well, that all makes sense, doesn't it? what? where it's all com

karen: can i go to daisy's sleepover? dad: no. karen: but why? because sleepovers... are the invention of the devil. but you let me go to alexa's sleepover. yep. and you watched the hills have eyes, and you didn't sleep for six months. and when we drove down to bristol, you said the cotswolds were staring at you. but you always go out. we haven't been out for... nine months. you went out that time not long ago. to your parents' evening. yes, but when you came in... you smelled like pub. ben, i don't understand why you-- stop it! no. now, which one is it? ohh. but, ben, what i don't get-- stop playing with the gas, will you? what i don't understand is, why did you tie floella to the climbing frame by her plaits? 'cause i didn't want her to fall off. do you think i'm going to believe that? i don't know yet. well, we're just going out to celebrate the fact that your mum's got a new job. you're just going off and spending all the money on salad and beer. well... what's-- what's wrong with salad? it's too green. ben, you are-- thank you for waiting. hello? one of our opera

karen! and besides÷ i couldn't possibly get my head in the oven without c5tting my head off, and then i'd be dead, so i couldn't close the door. do you think you could stop being so cheeky? do you think you could stop asking stupid questions? do-- pete, can you talk

yeah, all right, karen you are on my case! "pillock." yeah. ortwan." lookokay, karen. or "piuk." okaykaren, that is nothatelpful. look, ja-- it's n my ult you're in a bamoodokay? m not in a bad mood.yes,ou are! you're alwayin arappy mood when gras arnd! that's theousef commons where thgovement makes the law. so-- and which was mbed in world war two, kan. how do they deci which laws to make? welltheyead the daily mail ando what it says. how do they cide who's prime minist? well, there'an ection, and everyoneoteso decide. sos the like lots of peoe, and then they say, he lines are now open, anthen they say, "o i'vhad a terrible life,anmy family's died"? it doe't wk entirely like th, no and then you vote fall the annoying one until there is jt onleft and then they "boo-hoo, boo-hoo, m soappy i'm prime minier n," and starts crying. i think u'reonfusing democracy d e x factor. ben! stay with us! don't go wderi off with any largeroup you don't even kwwhat a tamil is, t alone what they'redemotrating against. they gave me a tangene. they wernice than the hare krhnas well, i don't wa to e

karen!w! and so's that! karen, i've toldou bore, no throwing frt atad! jake, cod yocheck whether thmilkn's been yet, please? why me? causyou drink most oit. well, i'm drdful sorry to inconvenice y. i'll just ave me, shall i? ay. get the mi on your way out. be here's one. the are loads of aliens ming towards you, ha a jelin? why uld an astrot for the spe olpics. ( rls laughs ) what if one givebirtto a baby, and then the babsbouncing, ttinall the important tton like the force field, anthenhen the captain es or to turn on the ckuporce field, herips over the little cd whicm and the baby together? anthenhen the captain where's he got to th that milk?field, hiya. mum:any me this month woulbe gat. oh, ght. milk wh if the ship was beg atcked by all these b metrites, d all the women uld doing is sitting in t toilet, crying, gog, waahhh! at's bit of an unfair ereope. no, it's not we, a ereotype is when soone s the wrong idea aut pple. foinstance, someone y fe that women are al siy-girly-girls who uniortant things, wheas, in fact, ere e a lot of strong who complely

karen...ike don't run with scissors, because otherwise there'd be-- but-- there'd be a whole hospital with people, and--and they've got scissors stuck in their face. okay, game over. come on, give me your cards. actually, i think our plane may just have landed, so we ought to get ready. have you got the boarding passes? yes. how many more times? where are our seats? well, we've got two groups of three... a couple of rows apart. right, so it should probably go me, your dad, and jake, and you sitting with the two little ones, yeah? like it was on the way out. was that the formulation on the way out? yeah, i think it was. yeah, i was more thinking you and ben and karen, because that's fairer on dad, because he likes things calm. yeah. but he--he likes to talk about football, doesn't he? so possibly it should be me, your dad, and jake. or you, dad, and ben. or me, your dad, and karen. look, just cut the crap. you're sitting next to ben. why? because i sat next to him on the way out. i had him for

>> karen, let's talk about those favorable ratings. we had that ppp poll where it showed santorum's personal favorability was over 70% in all three states. let's compare that to romney and gingrich. where romney had 47% favorability, gingrich, 47% favorable. 48% unfavorable. what does this mean for gingrich going forward? is this sending a real message to him that santorum can take all three of these states, although he is the apparent winner in colorado, what is this going to mean for gingrich? >> well, for newt gingrich, i don't think it means anything because he doesn't really listen to anyone but the talk going on inside of his head. and i actually mean that quite seriously. he's made it very clear that his goal is to stay in. now, the challenge that gingrich will have, again, going back to what is it going to take moving forward? money. so the challenge is, you know, santorum now has a very good narrative that he can go to some of the larger donors and make his case for why he should be the guy to take on romney and then try to th

karen handel is gone but the komen stand l continues. handel insists she is the victim. >> the only group who has made this issue political has been planned parenthood. >> sometiming is everything. guess who just endorsed wackoman did to planned parenthood. >> tonight a special comment on susan g. koman for the cure and its collaboration with the witch hunt against planned parenthood. another victory against california's prop-8. [ cheers ] >> today is a great day for all loving couples. >> but still there are no same-sex marriages in california. what the court ruling there really means. the obama campaign reversal on super pacs. it's principaled stand erased by the reality of the super pacs aligned against it. >> we have to live in the world as it is not as we want it to be. >> the dilemma of principals in the fight against those without principals and without any limit on how much they can spend. and the fight against fox. with the man who went into the belly of the beast and survived to tell about it. >> i don't think anybody should be

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karen handel the vice president of susan g. komen for the cure foundation has just resigned. >> karen then ran to what she surely thought would be the safety of fox news to tell her story, but even fox news had trouble accepting her spin. >> it didn't smell right. it didn't pass the smell test. it seemed like planned parenthood was indeed the targeted organization and why not say we have a problem with funding this organization? >> you know, i think the congressional investigation along with the various state investigations, those were a factor in the decision, but make no mistake about it. it was a bigger picture than that. there is a granting criteria, and you know, i'm not going to get into too much on the internal aspects of things. this organization had a right to make what it felt was the best decision for the mission, for the mission. i think everyone can agree that if you have a grantee where there's this type of controversy surrounding it, komen was doing its level-best to move to neutral ground, and i will say i was a

karen handle's resignation in and of itself has not changed that. resignation letter talks about how upset she is that her action was politicized, it was political, it was politically motivate and the blow-back against the komen foundation is an indication how strongly people in the country feel we don't want breast cancer politicized. that is what karen handle did. >> what about nancy brinker's role in this? didn't she lie about who was responsible? >> certainly seems like she did. the insider reports what i have read is that in fact karen handle drove the decision she was very insistent they could find out -- come up with some kind of excuse to defund planned parenthood. the excuse she preferred the most was the purely political investigation that is going on in the house of representatives against planned parenthood. then they came up with another excuse, having to do with direct services for mammograms which by the way, nobody's ob-gny offers that. then back to the investigation excuse. the whole thing is really shabby, and karen handle's resign

karen has only sold two lamps in the last few months.that might not seem like much, but for her it's a huge success. >> i can buy so much more now, especially for my kids -- like shoes and a dress for my daughter. we now have a change of clothes, unlike other families who can't afford that luxury. >> karen complains that one of the lamps isn't working. julius finds out it hadn't been recharged for a long time. >> it is good to visit micro retailers, to see whether there are issues and concerns, like are they still selling the solars? also good to know how they are managing their inventories. >> karen still has about a dozen lamps. she knows very well that she can't wait for customers to come to her -- so she goes to them. san nicolas is a small, remote fishing village far from the electricity grid. there aren't even any roads that lead here. almost the whole village flocks to see karen's solar lamp demonstration. magda is the wife of a fisherman and a mother of 12. she's excited about the solar lamps because they provide light and can be

karen finney, i like that. speaking of slogans, you know what, this is perfect for our next segment. it's scheduled to be the search for the new obama slae began. i know we solicited you for your suggestions. i think we found that. screw that, we're running. >> that's all for you. >> who would like to -- you know, i'll start this off. steve freedman is our executive producer. he had a great slogan, which was "have you seen how bad the other guys are? barack obama 2012." you're the political strategist at the table. >> that's pretty much what they are saying now. that's what the democrats are saying. >> wait. it's the republicans. you guys are look iing for anotr candidate. you have four and you don't like any of them. >> it's one of the reasons i said h slogan noprw.sident. he doesn't need a catchy slogan. he just has to wait and say look at the other guys and come back after the convention. >> pretty brazen. we're going to give karen the last word on this. >> mine was tell me something good. you remember the s

one of them karen is actually in. you'll want to tune in for that.tick with the financials here. momentous day for bank of america. it is what it is. >> up from five. >> it's a momentous day for bac. saying in an interview today that it doesn't get any better than bank of america when it comes to value investing. and yes, by the way, he is long the stock and has been for quite some time. below $8. but that aside, you're seeing unusual activity. >> it's been going on for months. when you look at yesterday traded at almost half a million. today almost a million contracts. they continue to come from upside. when i say they, look at the volumes across the february 8 strikes. you can go out to various months. go to the january 2013, the seven and a half strikes. volumes are off the chain. ridiculous. some cases are half a million in some of these open interests out there. so there are a lot of folks out there that are betting on the fact that bank of america is exactly what bruce berkowicz is talking about. there's still upside. and maybe if sam's right,

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she said, karen hendel said this. about investigations we can defund planned parenthood and no one can blame us for being political. did you get that? she said let's be political and defund planned parenthood. let's forget about our goal of curing breast cancer. and then doing it in a way that's crafty and they can't blame us for it. that wasn't all. it turns out that in all the internal deliberations whenever pro-life protests pro brought up and there weren't many of them and they weren't very large large, karen hendel would blowup and say, we have to address this. quote, every time someone would even mention a protest she would magnify, pump it up, exaggerate. she's the one that kept driving the issue. then one more quote from this insider could be rated by e-mails that the huffington post saw, it was apparent to everyone in the organization that karen was doing everything in her power to defund planned parenthood. now that we have this evidence it is clear. it is not just that she has a pro-life position and she's

now the woman at the center of the controversy, karen handel, has resigned. she was thought to be a key player in the komen decision to stop funding breast exams for low income women. the public's outrage led komen to quickly reverse the decision. today after submitting a letter of resignation, handel went straight to fox news. >> i clearly acknowledge i was involved in the process, but to suggest i had the sole authority is just absurd. >> her statement contradicts what komen ceo nancy brinker said just last week. >> karen did not have anything to do with this decision. >> yet, sources from inside koim mendel the huffington post handel was the prime instigator the in the effort. komen says its original decision was due to a change in grant funding criteria, not pressure from anti-abortion groups. handel, who ran for governor in georgia on a defund planned parenthood platform, says the moouchl by komen was never political. in fact, she puts the blame squarely on planned parenthood. >> the only group that made it political is planned parenthood. it's no secret

rz >>> coming up in the big finish, karen handel is out at the susan g. komen foundation but does her right wing resume keep her in politics. i'll ask teri o'neal what this all means next. >>> ed, look five dwreerz from now. my prediction is the susan g. komen will not exist or it will be reduced to say between 10 and 20% of its current size. >> that was teri o'neal chairman of the national organization for women on this program last week speak being the susan g. komen foundation's initial decision to cut off funding to planned parenthood. in a moment teri will join us again. now the woman at the center of the controversy, karen handel, has resigned. she was thought to be a key player in the komen decision to stop funding breast exams for low income women. the public's outrage led komen to quickly reverse the decision. today after submitting a letter of resignation, handel went straight to fox news. >> i clearly acknowledge i was involved in the process, but to suggest i had the sole authority is just absurd. >> her statement contradicts what komen ceo na

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let me show you this graph, karen. conservative states, 21.2% of those people in those states get some form of government assistance. while in liberal states, it's only 17.1%. so in the most conservative parts of this country, they are actually getting more support from government programs than in the most liberal parts of the country. >> well, that's right. but there's another part of this game that they're trying to play, rev. the truth is that while so many of these republican members of congress on the national stage have bashed the president and bashed government on everything they can to undermine americans' confidence in government, at home, they are perfectly happy to show up for those ribbon cuttings for those facilities that got stimulus money or they are perfectly happy to put out press releases to try to get some credit for the stimulus money. so, you know, they are trying to have it both ways. as you just laid out and the president laid out, the facts bear out a very different case. here's another one i'll

let's turn to karen lewis, president of the chicago teachers union.lassroom, poor neighborhoods in chicago that are being targtsed for closure because they haven't been given the resources to survive and to achieve in their test scores. what's really going on here, ms. lewis? >> well, what's really going on is a planned, very well-orchestrated attack on public education in chicago. so we have seen that the third in charge at chicago public schools has said clearly, we are not going to finance schools, we're not going to fund schools that we plan on closing down. so this has been something that's been going on for quite some time. it is the status quo in chicago, by the way. we had some earth-shaking, breaking reform in the late '90s where we had local school councils have control over hiring and evaluation of principals and also evaluating and looking at discretionary funds in the budgets for those schools. well, once you put a school on probation, you take away the power of the local school council. so there has been this stealth attack on democratic

and it goes to karen's point about coordination. on the one hand, there is open and implicit coordination. campaign does positive, super pac does negatives. but if you're somebody who is concerned about the impact of money in politics you don't want it to rule everything, you can at least take some solace that there might be some incompns there in terms of the way the -- incompetence there in terms of the way the two sides interact with each other and maybe the super pac does something that's counterproductive for their own side. but remember, like in the case of the romney super pac, these are very experienced political allies and mitt romney, they know what they're doing. they know what mitt romney's strengths and weaknesses are and people who have been connected with his career. so i'm not sure the coordination issue matters all that much. and if you look at one positive thing, in the general election, general election in presidential politics is where money matters least. because you have two nominees, tremendous amount of cover