vagina substitutes we will be throwing footballs through next and my guest is country music legend kenny rogers, i will ask him if those islands in the stream make good tax shelters. and pornographers were caught filming in the cornell university library. clearly, they could not get into the hear extraordinary library. this is the colbert report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> colbert: welcome. that is incredible. ladies and gentlemen, thank you. good to have you with us. boy, i can feel the electricity. i can feel the electricity. ladies and gentlemen, in here, out there, across america, you know why people are excited because it is a huge night. the first presidential debate just happened in denver. now, i haven't seen it yet so don't tell me what happens. if anything happens. jim. >> the buying question is do these debates really matter? >> i actually think that is the american people see the first two candidates and really start to make their mind up. >> if the debates happen really late in the cycle an

the great kenny rogers. thank you so much for joining us. >> colbert: we will be right back.

kenny, welcome. >> thank you so.g me. >> what is it like to hear an american president just casually referencing you. >> i have to tell you, he has always been so nice to me. they used to send -- he and barbara used to send me hand-written birthday cards every year. there's a picture of me and barbara and she used to say that's her, what is it, mount vernon -- rushmore. they've always been so sweet to me. >> amazing. do i see your politics lean the republican way? >> well, yeah. you can assume that. >> so after the debate you must be a happy guy this week? >> i thought it went really well. i have to admit, i thought it went well. in all fairness, i really wanted obama to be a great president. i really did. but you know, i think, and i wasn't thrilled with romney but i think he came up and he stood up like a man, he made his points and i believed him, and that's all i care about in politics. >> how much of it now is performing? you're one of the great performers in america. it seems to me for all politicians, if you c

kenny rogers, great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> kenny rogers, we'll be right back. go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. . >>> are you okay? let me help you. my mom has been sick as long as a can remember. helping her out is a bigger priority than going to school. cause i don't know what i would do if something would happen to her. i wouldn't really be able to live. >> in the united states there are at least 1.3 million children caring for someone who is ill or injured or elderly or disabled. they can become isolated. there are physical effects, the stress and the worry. >> thank you, baby. thank you so much. >> these children suffer silently. people don't know they exist. i'm connie siskowski. i am bringing this precious population into the light to transform their lives so they can stay in school.

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and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championship of north america, but i never got that far. i got up to the silver medal for the aau in new england at the age of 17. and that was about it. after that, in the follow-up fight, getting ready for the nationals, i got knocked out, the end of that career. another big influence on my life was burl grey, a sign painter that i met back in the late fifties. burl was painting in miami and i was assigned to paint with him. no one else would paint with him because there was a rumor going around about him that he was, yeah, one of them. he was accused of being, and i found out for myself that old burl was an intellectual. and intellectuals didn't cut it at the sign painting circuit. anyway, burl grey influenced me a lot. he's the one that lit my fire to get into science. and many of the ideas i had about things were-- burl sort of demolished. he was a very philosophical type and he was a nontheist. and he, you know, convinced me

- kenny? kenny? - ♪ it's a one-way ticket to midnight ♪ ♪ call it heavy metal ♪ higher than high, feelin' just right ♪ ♪ call it heavy metal - whoo-hoo-hoo! - ♪ call it heavy metal ♪ noise ♪ call it heavy metal captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show," my name is jon stewart. got a good one for you tonight. our guest gerard butler has a new film "facing mavericks." it's a film following sarah palin around. (laughter) whatever happened to that lady? i don't know. let's begin tonight with last night's presidential debate in boca raton, florida, which is spanish for "rat's mouth." (laughter) and yiddish for "heaven's waiting room." (laughter and applause) this is the third and-- thank god-- final debate between barack obama and mitt romney. to topic, foreign policy. bad news for president obama because -- >> in the history of presidents of the united states, he's our worst at foreign policy. >> this is a very weak ill-conce

>> kenny and stephen. we are ♪ ♪ no one in between how can we be wrong ♪ ♪ sail away with me to another world ♪ ♪ and we'll rely on each other ♪ ♪ from one lover to another uh-huh ♪ >> what an honor to play dolly parton to your kenny rogers. >> dolly is history in my life. >> she is? >> me and you now. >> i need to get a better-fitting bra. >> think what we could have done if we had one of the rolls in our mouth. >> it would have been impossible with an oreo in your mouth. >> kenny admitted he was upset he was not named sexiest man in america. >> you're the sexiest senior in america. grandpa. do you have grandchildren? >> no. but -- >> you do? >> i -- >> say a prayer for me. >> absolutely. >> kenny rogers, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> let me just -- hi. we're back. we're live. thank you. i'm just bending the trees at the patch of broadway farms so the audience can see emeril lagasse. emeril, it is pumpkin season. and there's lots and lots of pumpkins around. i can't think

>> kenny and stephen.stream that is what we are ♪ ♪ no one in between how can we be wrong ♪ ♪ sail away with me to another world ♪ ♪ and we'll rely on each other ♪ ♪ from one lover to another uh-huh ♪ >> what an honor to play dolly parton to your kenny rogers. >> dolly is history in my life. >> she is? >> me and you now. >> i need to get a better-fitting bra. >> think what we could have done if we had one of the rolls in our mouth. >> it would have been impossible with an oreo in your mouth. >> kenny admitted he was upset he was not named sexiest man in america. >> you're the sexiest senior in america. grandpa. do you have grandchildren? >> no. but -- >> you do? >> i -- >> say a prayer for me. >> absolutely. >> kenny rogers, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] weeks of this campaign... and more ads. you, in your living room or... what i'd say. losing nearly eight hundred... mired in iraq.q. nation we are... moving forward again. get folks back to work and... again. now, governor romney believesv. fewer regu

kenny can i talk about your looks?in this business, their time is certainly limited, you did go through plastic surgery, at the time, i look at the pictures of you, were you such a good-looking guy, do you regret that decision? >> i had the money to do it and i had time off. it's one of those things, you look at yourself, can i be better if i did this or did that? the edge of your eyes had to be higher than a certain place and i regret that. but the truth is, i don't know what i would have looked like if i hadn't done it. you do it and live with it. >> but things are good. you have been married now to wanda and your twins are now 8. you had twins at the age of 65, 66. >> yeah, say a prayer for you. >> what is that like for you at this time in your life? >> having twins even make you or break you. it's such a gift for me to have them in my life. e children give marriage purpose. marriage gives a life purpose. now i have a purpose for them. every day i wake up it's just a joy to have them around me. >> if you set out to

go ahead, kenny. [cheering] >> joe: we heard kenny for a moment. as you look at the reactions by the giants. brandon belt will have a ring. buster posey will have two. and now we will go down o ken rosenthal in the middle of all those bodies on the field. >> ken: thanks, joe. buster, you had such a difficult road to get here, division series, league championship series. how surprised are you that this is a sweep? >> well, we are just happy right now. tonight was a battle and i think tonight was a fitting way for us to end it. those guys played hard. they didn't stop. good feeling. >> ken: how important was it for you guys to close it out tonight, knowing how good they are, knowing verlander could pitch tomorrow? >> i think it's very important. we get verlander tomorrow, weow how good he is. fister and sanchez back home if it went that way. it was very big. >> your pitching dominated, going back to the nlcs. what made them so good down the stretch? >> they executed pitches. they had a game plan going on. give credit to our pitching coach, regular. t

. ♪ you got to know when to hold 'em ♪ >> kenny rogers has had a hit in the last six decades.ambler in the next half hour on cbs "this morning." your local news is next. & ♪ >>> welcome to cbs "this morning." florida today a maintenance worker plans to file a lawsuit over a falling utility pole that left him paralyzed. >> the case is highlighting a potential safety hazard in thousands of cities and towns across america. mark strassman is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning. the civil suit charges neglect that the utility pole that snapped and crashed down on a worker this summer was a preventable accident. the surprise is how many rotten poles are out there. manny baker a 58-year-old maintenance worker never saw disaster coming. in alachua, florida last july he was removing a tree. >> we cleared a tree out of the road. that was about all that i remember. >> reporter: cables trapped underneath the fallen tree tugged on a nearby 25-foot utility pole snapping it at the base. baker ran for safety right into the falling pole. it crashed into his forehead breaking his nec

kenny had the soft, delicate looks of his mother, a girl who is grandparents came to america from the severity of rural ireland to the harshness of new york city in the 1890's from rough common family lorsed. he was quietly and lovingly by respectful parents. his mother was francis anne boyle, an irish girl from the bronx, whose family was unwilling or unable to escape from the tranquility of two family yards in the outer boroughs. instead like many families they remained in the south bronx and inwood touting apartment living. most of the offspring of this family, detesting this condition, diligently sought a place in the middle class. some struggled and failed. most attained stability through service to the city. others surpassed their assigned status and rose to positions of influence in many areas of the society, reaching as far as the u.s. senate. still others perished along the way, succumbing to the ills of all ghettos in spite of their dubious romance provide in abundance. kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that p

that's us, joe, tim, kenny and erin at&t park. and this crowd has been loud all night.since taking over for the injured scutaro. good breaking ball for strike 1. on deck, the switch-hitting sandoval with rzepczysnki in the bullpen. here's the 0-1. strike 2. guillermo mota will join romo if this inning gets out of hand. theriot trying to add to it. the 0-2 pitch. breaking ball fouled back. game three, a late afternoon game in st. louis on wednesday. giants trying to even the series. great work tonight from ryan vogelsong, their starter. a breaking ball. fouled away. >> tim: theriot fighting off some good pitches from shelby miller. >> joe: the cardinals are trying to convince him to stay in st. louis during the offseason. chris carpenter will tutor and rosenthal, their hard-throwing right-hander, during the offseason. they want shelby miller to think about doing the same thing. the runners are on with one out and the 0-2 pitch. a line drive, base hit! blanco scores! here comes huff. 7-1! >> tim: that was a good job by the third-base coach, tim flannery, even though aubre

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so maybe as kenny said, lincecum and zito. the giants won the last twelve barry zito starts.l swung on and missed by crawford. he's in the hole 0-2 with a runner at first, nobody out. >> tim: that would be a dicey move, in my opinion. because you have a guy like bumgarner, who won 16 games during the season, zito won 15, sure, but all things considered equal, who would you rather have on the mound, bumgarner or zito? that's what bruce bochy will have time to determine. >> joe: as ken mentioned last night, he's not naming any starters beyond game three, just to keep his options open and not paint himself into a corner. so he's been through this before many times with the padres, with the giants. the cardinal rotation is easy to figure out. nothing and two on crawford. ball 1. it will be lohse in game three for st. louis and then wainwright in game four coming off a rough start in game five, the division series. then back to the front of the rotation with linn in game five on friday. and you have carpenter and lohse. reign, wainwright would only get one start. the runner goes.

go ahead, kenny. [cheering] >> joe: we heard kenny for a moment. brandon belt will have a ring. buster posey will have two. and now we will go down to ken rosenthal in the middle of all those bodies on the field. >> ken: thanks, joe. buster, you had such a difficult road to get here, division series, league championship series. how surprised are you that this is a sweep? >> well, we are just happy right now. tonight was a battle and i think tonight was a fitting way for us to end it. those guys played hard. they didn't stop. good feeling. >> ken: how important was it for you guys to close it out tonight, knowing how good they are, knowing verlander could pitch tomorrow? >> i think it's very important. we get verlander tomorrow, we know how good he is. fister and sanchez back home if it went that way. it was very big. >> your pitching dominated, going back to the nlcs. what made them so good down the stretch? >> they executed pitches. they had a game plan going on. give credit to our pitching coach, regular. they executed. they deserve the credit. >

kenny what's going on? >> reporter: yes, three. let me just correct you for a second. we're in fredericksburg, this is the first of three that went off today. this happened at about 4:00 a.m. the second happened in nearby stafford county shortly after this took place. we are along the 3100 block of normandy avenue in fredericksburg. what it looks like over here through the details of what we believe took place here. this is the home that was fire bombed the living room area had an incendiary device or a pipe bomb as police are saying thrown through it. no one was hurt but again this happened at about 4:00 a.m. shortly after two more in nearby stafford county, police and investigators still on the scene of this one. now, the details of this are very strange. and we've been talking to neighbors as well as police officials and you know everyone's sort of giving a little bit of information but we still don't know the big picture. police are being tight-lipped about it. but here's the common denominator in all of the attacks, this house used to be the home of a stafford cou

how bad is this, kenny? >> reporter: it's pretty bad. the company that runs these dorms, capstone management, say they're aware of the problem and are working to fix it. however, a couple of students i spoke to say every morning they're waking up with bites. >> this is like after the treatment happened. i'm still continuing to get bitten. >> reporter: she lives in one of the dorm-style apartments that has been overcome by bedbugs. this film shows the conditions they have been forced to live in. her and her roommate have been forced to put their belongings in bags and empty out entire closets of clothing in order to try and rid their rooms of the bed busmghts they say exterminators have been in their apartment several times but they keep waking up with bedbug bites night. found one in my wall and only after i found one did they take action. >> reporter: during a phone conversation capstone said two units have been affected. he refused to give us more information. he did say they were alettered to the problem in late september and describe

that's us, joe, tim, kenny and erin at&t park. and this crowd has been loud all night. theriot's second at-bat since taking over for the injured scutaro. good breaking ball for strike 1. on deck, the switch-hitting sandoval with rzepczysnki in the bullpen. here's the 0-1. strike 2. guillermo mota will join romo if this inning gets out of hand. theriot trying to add to it. the 0-2 pitch. breaking ball fouled back. game three, a late afternoon game in st. louis on wednesday. giants trying to even the series. great work tonight from ryan vogelsong, their starter. a breaking ball. fouled away. >> tim: theriot fighting off some good pitches from shelby miller. >> joe: the cardinals are trying to convince him to stay in st. louis during the offseason. carpenter will tutor and work out with trevor rosenthal, their hard-throwing right-hander, during the offseason. they want shelby miller to think about doing the same thing. the runners are on with one out and the 0-2 pitch. a line drive, base hit! blanco scores! here comes huff. 7-1! >> tim: that was a good job by the third-bas

. >> joe: kenny, he has to refer to carpenter who is mocking the situation. every time we interview a cardinal, another guy is critiquing the interviewee. >> tim: we interviewed adam wainwright earlier in the game and rafael furcal next to him and adam wainwright gave us his first, that i heard, rafael furcal imitation. chris carpenter is the genesis of that whole thing. >> joe: they travel is pairs; is that the deal? >> tim: they seem to have a good time. >> joe: they do. so let's talk about this. we had an interesting situation. first, cain was taken out. second and third, two out. in a minute, bruce bochy came and got matt cain, with lopez coming in the game. the rain hit, they pulled the tarp on. and we were in a -- at the beginning of a three-and-a-half-hour delay. an announcement came over the speaker in the booth especially when you bring a pitcher in, he has to face a batter. because of the situation and the lengthy delay, he didn't have to. but lopez, it appears is meanwhile on the other side, i will guarantee you that it was mike matheny's intent to

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tim mccarver, kenny albert, erin andrews, joe buck, so long from st. louis -- tim mccarver, ken rosenthal, erin andrews, joe buck. you're watching fox, home for nlcs and world series. cardinals lead the series three games to one. ♪ ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ investments, personally, about paid 14% in federal taxes, is that fair to the guy higher rate than you did? romney: "yea encourage economic growth." us. is that the way to grow america? this message. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> another police officer killed in a mosque crash, the second officer in two -- a horrific crash, second officer in two months. >> a man accused of throwing a molotov cocktail inside the boston common mall. >> thanks for staying up late with us. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm will thomas. >>> we'll get to those stories in a moment, but first strong storms are marching all across our region right now. let's get right to it. sue palka is tracking the storms for us. >> yeah, these are strong storms, particularly for this late at night in the mi

that is kenny from back in the day. you look like a hockey player. >> i don't know. >> i like that, nice little moustache there. all right, you were there. >> i was there, you know, and i had been a member now for a couple of years; right? became a member in 85. as we moved in through 87, as we get into the fall, you could sense the market was starting to stumble. the economy was starting to stumble. it was the first time you maybe felt that the world was really interconnected because the world economies were starting to pull back. and you know we were fine except as we moved and especially in october, the sense and the gloom on those three days prior, the wednesday, thursday, friday, was unlike anything we had ever seen; right? liz: but it was so different back then. no cell phones, no tvs, no radios on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> nothing, zero, no computers, nothing, right? liz: the first call you got was have you seen what's going on in hong kong? >> this is on monday morning, 7:15, very early. one o

like maybe it's kenny g? it could possibly be kenny g?uld it -- guillermo, do you have any clues you can help us with? >> guillermo: long hair. >> jimmy: hmm. it seems like the weird thing, the thing that is confusing me is the dots on the cheek make me think it's a woman and the lips make me think it's a woman but saxophone, i'm not sure which woman it would be. you can give us another clue? >> guillermo: no music. the person love music. >> jimmy: they love music? >> guillermo: yes. ♪ >> jimmy: oh. hence the music coming out of the thing, yeah. you can give me one more clue? >> guillermo: famous. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, go stand out in the hall because you're not helping. all right. well, i don't know when we would have run into kenny g but i guess that's the best guess. does anybody have -- anybody else we can guess? let's find out who are mystery celebrity is. it is -- oh. >> you are a loser. how could you not get this? >> jimmy: she played saxophone in the high school band. i guess we're dumb. thank you, jennifer garner for t

yo-yo champion kenny strasser or k.s is booked on the show in april 2010. >> well, i have been all around doing my yo-yo tricks. >> there's only one problem. the champ arrives with his yo-yo but says he can't use it. >> we had a little miscommunication. we're not going to get a lesson but that's all right. >> i would have brought, had i known -- >> that's okay. >> i thought it was a sit-down interview. i had this greased yesterday so it takes about 48 for it to set. >> without any yo-yos for tricks, the interview goes from strange -- >> you also do some juggling and other things for your act, right? >> i don't know why he puts that in there because i don't -- i don't juggle. >> to downright bizarre. >> i do on all of my fingers. i shoot out with the left hand first. i'm not yo-yoing but i'm whirling and it gets going and makes a loud whirring or buzzing sound. >> too bad the good folks outside kansas city, missouri missed that show. just a month later, they, too, will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for

kenny pull carry. >>> today's yahoo! finance poll, we asked market's sliding at the open, what do you do on a day like today, do you buy on the dip, sell, sell, sell, go to finance.yahoo!.com and you can vote. there are a couple of options there four. the results coming up a bit later, ty, on "power lunch." >>> as we mentioned at the top of the hour, breaking news from apple this hour, special product event, now under way, widely expected to be the unveiling of a new miniipad. here is the chart of am, the stock up more than 200% since the ipad was first announced back in january of 2010. our brian sullivan is live at the big event in san jose, california. good day brian. >> tody, thanks. we are get golden gate to get numbers, product releases from apple the next couple of hours and we will bring them to you. we have apple co tim cook on stage saying the iphone is the fastest selling phone in history. more than 200 million people have already downloaded and installed their new ios 6 operating system. also talked about the

. >> the long awaited white sox tomorrow kenny williams from general manager to president of baseball operations to of the most valued members of the organization michigan state is not among the top three but the big tent does have three in the national top five it should be a big year in the league. illinois coach john grove hopes to surprise a few people in his very first year down there in champagne they have laid down a lot of groundwork and finally they are concentrating on basketball. we're focusing in on a practice and creating a culture and environment where that matters. repetition is one thing that we tend to do. we want everyone to know their set position. as long as we know what we need to do. nba commissioner david stern stepping down in february of 2014 that will give him an even 30 years on the job at that point he turns it over to current deputy commissioner adam silver. tv revenues have increased 40 times over since he has been commissioner and player salaries have gone from 250 a year-5 million a year. good for the players. and in the world series the giants took the

. >> joe: kenny, he has to refer to carpenter who is mocking the situation. every time we interview a cardinal, another guy is critiquing the interviewee. >> tim: we interviewed adam wainwright earlier in the game and rafael furcal next to him and adam wainwright gave us his first, that i heard, rafael furcal imitation. chris carpenter is the genesis of that whole thing. >> joe: they travel is pairs; is that the deal? >> tim: they seem to have a good time. >> joe: they do. so let's talk about this. we had an interesting situation. first, cain was taken out. second and third, two out. in a minute, bruce bochy came and got matt cain, with lopez coming in the game. the rain hit, they pulled the tarp on. and we were in a -- at the beginning of a three-and-a-half-hour delay. an announcement came over the speaker in the booth especially when you bring a pitcher in, he has to face a batter. because of the situation and the lengthy delay, he didn't have to. but lopez, it appears is going to go out there. meanwhile on the other side, i will guarantee you that it was m

kenny, take it away. >> ken: sergio, get the final out of the world series. you are emotional right now. what's going through your mind? >> feel very blessed. beyond blessed. these guys let me taking along for the ride. beyond blessed, for sure. >> ken: the last inning, obviously you have cabrera to end it. you have a difficult tigers lineup. a team that played much better tonight. what are you thinking out there on the mound? >> got to get the job done. they have relied on me and they have had confidence in me all year long to just do what i can do, just be me on the mound. these guys let me be myself. they don't hold me back. they give me the confidence i need and they have the faith in me. unreal. couldn't let anybody down, especially anybody wearing orange and black. >> there were ten thousand people watching at the san francisco civic center outside. anything you want to say to them? >> world champs, baby, world champs! we aren't alone, you guys deserve it as well. >> ken: congratulations. >> yeah, third-base coach tim flannery leading the champagne char

johnson is standing against the back wall and after 40 minutes kenny o'donnell who is not only kennedy's appointments secretary but a man who really loved him and lady bird johnson wrote that he came through the door, she wrote seeing the face of kenny o'donnell who loved him, we knew. o'donnell says to johnson simply he is gone. a moment later another kennedy aide comes into the room and goes up to johnson and says mr. president. the first time he has ever been called that. what was lyndon johnson like during those 40 minutes when he is standing there against the back wall of the cubicle? quite striking. congressman bork's name in -- his aides who were there, wasn't really in the room but thought it was. they all use the same word youngblood used. calm. he was absolutely calm. they remember what bird was always saying about johnson and we have given to almost hysterical fits when he had a cold you would think he was dying of pneumonia but lady bird said in a tough spot he is a good man and lady bird said watching his face in that 40 minutes was like seeing the face of upgrade and bronze

. >> it is kenny's selected by gallup. and you can watch it live here channel 2, stay tuned for reaction and another analysis. >>> sal, nice to see you >> at a matter of fact we are doing well if you are trying to get on the road in fact sop of the cameras. no major problems. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the traffic that looks good coming to the toll plaza and no problems getting to the bridge. traffic looks good 580 and 287 and we have normal speed limits, let's go back to steve. >> let's go back to mauer reap? >> yes, thank you he have is it. >>> at the captain cruz ship capsized and killed 2 people. prosecutors say he is partially responsible for the ship to be put down. >>> and a woman continues to make progress in her recovery. where she is now headed to get specialized treatment for her recovery. >>> and the records he broke from free falling from the edge of space. >> traffic looks good and we will tell you more about the bay area weather. . >>> 11:00 last night, police have not released information on the

yuni and kenny, thank you for your wonderful work in setting this up and working with us so well. >>hank you, very much. yeah, you are very, very good serviceman, and the whole san francisco. thank you. thank you very much. >> and i think that we are, yes? >> by the way, when you get in there, you have got to see the magic mirror, that is something that is going to blend technology with your fashion. mr. yuni on behalf of the city in a way in which we are so proud, so thankful for this opportunity to welcome the flag ship here, we would like to declare this unico day here in san francisco. [ applause ] >> thank you, very much. mayor lee and thank you very much everyone. i think that we are ready now to spread the unico ribbon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, yes? if we could have, here we go, just underneath, yes, please. yes, i think that everyone has, yes, thank you very much. so, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to do it on the count of three. we will go, 3, 2, 1 for our guests and for our executives, obviously we have a number of very interested photographers here so please giv

. >> dave: kenny cain came in. surprised they didn't call that helmet to helmet but it doesn't matter now. you can see he didn't quite get him. got him in the chest, but still, now tcu has to come back, you're asking one more time, for your redshirt freshman in his third start to bring you back. >> kelly: yeah. he's looked very composed, but obviously this is all new for him. every experience he has for the next several games is going to be new to this young man. >> dave: and boykin into traffic, but it's going to be a gain of five. skye dawson, seems like he's had about 100 catches in this game plus some very effective punt returns. you might have noticed before he had that play across the way, right there, they are buttoning up doege and making sure that he's going to be okay if he has to come back out for a third overtime. you thought at one moment they were giving him the concussion test, but instead he just got a bandage for taking that shot which clearly was now in the help. >> kelly: for the young quarterbac

dave: we have kevin grady in the pits of the cme and peter kenny, limited potential for stocks. just hold on to this year's gains. mike gibbs on the other hand doesn't see the downside risk and he is bullish on stocks. i want to start with kevin. we have this gdp move. it is up a little more than expected but it is -- a lot of it is government spending. as far as business spending and exports they are down. is that why the market was having trouble finding footing today? >> i think it is. you have to look at the internals of the report. 2 presented a good feel good number but when you dig into what drove that 2% was government spending and consumer spending. with an economy that appears to be flat on its back and cannot gain any momentum to the upside how much longer can consumers spend that way? we are heading 40 fiscal cliff. how much more can the government go, how much more can we spend? that is why you are seeing in the trade today mixed market continuing up and down. can't find that momentum to break through on the upside to make new highs. liz: we can spin it forward fbn

kenny in the summer of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and he had just came back from vietnam we were together about three years and we got married and the following year we had our first child and that was gina and jim was born with congenital birth defects she had. her. her her abdomen was open from the sternum to the pubic area. she had all of her internal organs on the outside of her body and they were enclosed in a sack she didn't have a uterus while her uterus was split and i say oh it's heart shaped her bladder was the same way heart shaped. she didn't have a amos she didn't have a vagina. her hips were out like this and her it proved rib cage was too. and she was deformed in the genital area you couldn't tell the issues male female or why they couldn't tell that she was female until they got her to children's hospital and they found ovaries and they said well it's girl then i had family members that had been to the hospital to see her that were telling me and i hadn't been released from the hospital yet while you know the baby doesn't have the baby doesn't have that it wa