. -- kesha. >> less than perfect conditions for outdoors boats -- sports. ♪ ♪ no two people have thee financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. >> now, sports. lacrosse crete -- lacrosse team in perfect shape at the start of the season. 14-9. a brutal night to do anything while wearing shorts. four unanswered goals. 2 yes 0. still in the first quarter. ball.ivan gets the 3-0. thomas led the tyler -- tigers with four goals tonight. his first one there. the tigers playing catch-up all night long. mike sawyer picking up where he left off last year lapse in front of the net and drops it in. 14-9, greyhounds. two-zero, tigers fall to 0-3. blue jays, welcoming mount st. mary's. taylor on the fast break. 10-2, hopkins. not warm up better to play today in the sun. more than assist this time. up with a goal, hopkins 11-2. rolling at home this evening. 18-5. a change of pace for the orioles. the next step to prepare for the games, which get underway this coming weekend. shortstop ho

. ♪ >> that is kesha. she's headlining the all-star game, the pregame show.he'll be joining ludacris and bob in houston. you can watch it on tnt sunday night. >>> a big story brewing in washington today. the president's state of the union address. 9:00 p.m. this evening. and major announcement on america's longest war. what you're seeing right there, that, of course, that is the president entering -- this is last year's state of the union. tonight, he will tell the nation more than half of our troops are coming home from afghanistan. folks, we have been there 11 plus years. the president is set to announce he's bringing home 34,000 u.s. troops, 34,000 troops, gone from afghanistan, by this time next year, 2014. that, do the math, cuts the force by a little more than half, so you will have 32,000 u.s. troops still in afghanistan into 2014. stay tuned. because we will hit on this a little later, this major troop withdrawal from afghanistan. i want to talk now about tonight, about the state of the union, about gun control. and, yes, ted nugent. >> if barack obam

kesha, kind of like the bad girl of pop these days. reveals she drank her own urine to be healthy. it's kind of -- well, it is flat out disgusting. but she's always known for her outrageous behavior. during this documentary series it includes her making out with guys, jumping out of buildings and airplanes. swimming with sharks and much, much more. so you'll obviously want to see this. >> drinks her own urine? >> well, they say that it does have powerful effects, apparently. >> yeah, on your breath. oh, man. kesha, she's out there, though. can't be too surprised. >>> this story i'm in love with. we all know chubby checker, do the twist. he is suing hewlett-packard for $500 million because apparently there's a new app called the chubby checker which allows women to estimate the length of their man's genitalia based on his shoe size. the thing about his name, chubby checker, there's an app called chubby checker that estimates a man's whatever based on his shoe size. chubby is upset, using my name now i want some money. what you looking a

let's bring in robert and kesha. do they have a case? >> yes, absolutely.ance company filed the suited in 2005 that they relied on what he testified to and what he swore to, he did not take performance enhancing drugs. now a fraud has been committed and his team. they are going to be able to recoup some of the money. >> gregg: robert said detrimental reliance but my question is, what about damages? >> the damages will have to be assessed based on how much they profit from the contract. there was fraud. i'm sure his attorneys may say, the statute of limitations, five years but the fact of the matter in civil cases, the judge will oftentimes delay the running of the statute of limitations. >> gregg: statute of limitations especially when somebody involved lies about it. let's let's put up on the screen all of the different potential lawsuits that he is looking at. the federal whistle blower case, $30 million. libel reimbursement, $12 million. how about. defamation cases. he went out of his way to destroy people's lives. >> people will be lining up to file law