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. >> and there was a tragic koda to friday's speech. 18-year-old janay mcfarlane whose sister was presentthe president spoke was killed within hours of his address. mcfarlane had given birth to her baby just four yeamonths ago an was working on finishing her degree. let's bring in msnbc contributor professor james peterson, director of african studies at lehigh university. this is first time we've had the pleasure of introducing said professor as an msnbc contributor. congratulations. i know this isn't as grand as your own ph.d. but we're glad you are here and we're very, very delighted that you're part of our family. >> thank you. >> on friday the president referred to the death of hadiya pendleton, the chicago teen who performed at his inauguration, and obviously as we know, she was shot and killed just days afterwards. and now we have another death coming just hours after he makes his speech in chicago. and it's all just a sampling of what the president talked about, a newtown every four months happening in our cities, isn't it? >> that's right. i mean, listen, it's very, very importan

. >> surprisingly koda had the most beautiful howell.re listening to him sing the blues giving voice to the despair of the omega. >> oh, my gosh. that was a clip -- >> sounded like the thor of -- >> in so many ways. that was a clip from "living with the wolves" chronicling the res research of jim and jamie dutcher who lived among a pack in idaho for six years. >> it's amazing. >> the emmy award winning filmmakers join us on book "the h hidden life of wolves" which is beautiful. >> it really is. mika, 1990 they obtained a permit and lived there. for everybody on set, i have no idea what a yurit is. but the fact they lived in it in the wilderness. what is it? >> mongolian tent. it supports a lot of snow. >> how did that go for you two? >> it got cold. >> we kept each other warm. >> the empire strikes back. some six years you lived in the wilderness for six years? >> we would go back and forth and get supplies. we lived with these wolves in the 1990s. >> oh, my goodness, look at that one. >> and raised them from puppies. >> what did you lea

koda, what are you doing here? he was in the middle of it lathering it up.alk into a restaurant, regis, i just like to quietly get into a little booth. somebody goes, that's right, it is regis. look who is here. i can't get rid of her. it is kathie lee. she wants her old job back. i said, i'll try. before you know it, the whole place is in a frenzy. >> that place was so happeny and then he left and it was over and i was still there. >> that's the way he does. ambushes and leaves you there to pick up the paces. >> no super bowl party at your house. >> nfor the first time in 27 years we did not have a super bowl party. i love all our friends that come to it but it is a lot of work. it's a lot of work and we are getting too old. let the young people throw the parties and we'll come. >> there were so many surprises in the game. >> shall we walk down memory lane a little. >> it started off being a blowout. baltimore was killing it. it looked like one of those games you were going to yawn through like a lot of super bowls are, spend more time focusing on your hotd

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