, my lord kumbaya kumbaya, my lord kumbaya better keepyour day job, lady. oh, lord, kumbaya check, check. maybe you'll like this one better. beat it beat it no one wants to be defeated whoo! sorry. elyse, darling, come on. please. take me home, please. sit down. relax. honey, you're upset. i was horrible. isn't that funny? i thought you were great. you sang beautifully,elyse. really, mom. the crowd wasn't ready for you. they were too conservative. you're very kind, but i wasn't any good. i was rusty.i should've rehearsed more. i just didn't sing well. mrs. keaton, i thought you were wonderful myself. great vocal ability. it's your material, honey. that's all. mind your own business, corky. no. let him speak. well, it's those songs you're singing. it's not what everyone today wants to hear. they have too much meaning. but what about guys like dennis here? i admit i couldn't follow it. but those are the songsi want to sing. then sing for your own pleasure. you believe in yourself, they'll believe in you. corky makes an excellent point, elyse. thanks, steve. l

john is saying hey, everybody get together, kumbaya, baya mom i'm not sure. job growth, maybe that's happening. >> gary b., last word. >> to mark's point, too much faith in government and what has it gotten? it's gotten the worst economy, the worst comeback from a recession in the history of the united states. i think that says it all. >> ting says it all too. thanks guys. and cavuto on business in about 20 minutes from now. >>> hey neil, what have you got? >> with the new hampshire primary just three days out, democrats are calling for more government handouts and republicans all but ignoring the money we're already handing out. so with the national debt now grossing 19 trillion bucks, is it time we finally stop passing them up? we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks, neil. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, don't get used to low gas prices while driving to the polls. the president's pushing a new oil tax. that could soon be taxing your wallet. nobody move! get on the floor! do something! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i

near the end of the debate, they shared a kumbaya moment. >> if i'm so fortunate to be the nominee, the first person i'll call is senator sanders. >> i respect the secretary very much. and on our worst days i think we are better than any republican candidate for president. >> that's true. that's true. >> little party unity. who won? well going by social media, it was a tossup. the share of the conversation on facebook was a dead tie. while clinton edged out sanders on twitter sanders gained more followers during the debate. so you decide. >>> meanwhile, republicans have their own debate this saturday and seven of the nine remaining candidates are going to take part this time because carly fiorina and jim gilmore missed the cut and there's no undercard debate. this as a new poll shows marco rubio leapfrogging ted cruz into second place in new hampshire behind the front-runner who's of course donald trump. his fellow candidates are starting to take notice and they're increasing their attacks. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: with momentum in new hampshire, marco rubio's hoping

. @>> kumbaya, let's hold hands. @week. @harmony. @>> thank you. @>> thanks john and lynna. @world. @>>> hollie. @>> hollie, what? @are we going to get a foot of @snow in some places. @>> the keyword is some. @most of you have a potential of @1. 3 inches today. @it is lake effect we're dealing @with. @we have the plus sign included @for those of you in the snow @belt. @temperatures are in the 20s @now. @that's normal for this time of @day. @20s. @it's going to get cold. @wait until you see the frigid @air on the way. @arrives. @>> coming up, zika in northeast @ohio, two different cases @reported. @we'll tell you where they're @contracted it. @tiffany? @>> reporter: we're getting @ready, john, to get on route 2 @west in mentor. @snow. @but how are road crews keeping @up with the conditions?

. @>> kumbaya. @we're going to send you out to @solve all of the world's @disputes. @thank you. @>> my pleasure. @>> if you don't have this, it's @silly. @it really helps on days like @today. @for sure. @>>> we're checking out that @bus stop. @it's going to feel more like @teens because of winds 10, 15 @miles per hour. @gusts up to 25. @we're all bundlalled up for @school. @looks like we are era going -- @like we're going to be dealing @with snow. @it depends on where the lake @effect snow is setting up. @bitter cold for this @valentine's weekend. @first things first and today is @going to be 20s and more steady @with the on and off lake effect @snow showers. @we've been seeing it pretty @persistent that morning. @geauga, parts of portage county @seeing snow showers. @ashtabula, eastern cuyahoga @county. @earlier we had snow on the west @side, if you're just weaking up @and tuning in and you live in @places like west lake and bay @village, you probably notice a @little bit of snow there. @it's still falling to the east. @like i said, we've got it over @the lake. @we'

kumbaya that to the blue line, toyota, gains of 23% under the same time.s been an 11% gain the bloomberg intelligence index of global automotive peers as seen by that purple line. really, this shakeup needed to turn around honda's fortunes. rishaad: thank you. having a look at the trials and tribulations that honda. i just want to know one thing. they're doing all this, trying to get shareholder confidence back, what else of they up to? >> the recall of the 2016 civic vehicles, announcing they wi of these thousands cars, one of the most crucial redesigned models. that has seen a manufacturing error that could lead to engine failures. we had the recall of all those ricotta formerhe -- takata faulty airbags. they will keep production strong around 900,000, and once they fix the problem with the civic, they will look into bringing the civic into the japanese market. a lot of concern about takata airbags and quality control issues. rishaad: you mentioned takata, the chief executive saying they're not thinking of providing support to the troublemaker of those a

goals for last year, we are reaching capacity in our classes for some of the larger classes like kumbayae can't make those bigger we maxed out there so we're adding classes at the time to try to spread it out and provide opportunities for people that don't have the ability to come at noon and attracts new people and you'll see the classes at city hall have much larger size they're much larger space but limits for city hall the classes get cancelled and special events out of over control but that's why you'll see huge differences like city hall holds 200 people and the wellness center maybe thirty. >> does city hall how does that relate you hire the teachers that how does that work. >> we have a relationship with rec and park to provide the folks and they pay for the classes that are here. >> we pay the classes at city hall as well it's the well-being center. >> there's a lot of people the class. >> last september 2014 we tringd and not having a lot of prarpg that was not a excited list they carried it through the year and the words spread. >> our most important and exciting special event

partelief that we are all of the community of nations, that we will all thing " "kumbaya." no, we have to lead. no one else can do this. thank you very much and got bless you. [applause] [crowd talking] >> governor bush has just finished his event, campaigning with his mother. we will talk to some people about their reactions. we will start with a reporter from the boston globe. it is down to the wire, obviously, for these candidates. what did you see tonight? >> there was a lots in the room. it is crunch time and if you have an asset, this is the time to use it. for governor bush, his asset is his family and his mother. >> was the tone any different with his mother there? when he called donald trump a name, he apologized to his mother. >> in comparison to how you have seen him before, he was more upbeat, a little more speaking from the heart. there was more strength to what he had to say, more dedication and conviction in his voice. >> your colleagues tweeted that barbara bush is "beloved" and i am wondering how that will translate with the voters in the state next tuesday

be taken down a couple of pegs, if we sketc skep back, somehow a company byia will breaky documen kumbayaome? lou: i can't begin to imagine the debate rubio, and christie going at it over the issue of whether obama knew what the heck he was talking about or didn't. the reality is that end of the day he does not. >> it does not make a difference, the result is the same. here we are, being pushed around by everyone. and for the next year, until a new president comes in. this will accelerate. lou: are we in danger of watching neocons reemerge? who are ready to go fight. >> another war? i soa hope not, i think that neocons have a lot of explaining to do as does president obama fors passive approach he had. lou: it is really, the polar ar extremes if you will. >> the worst of all worlds, policy that works is one in middle, that is what the neocons have not followed and president obama not followed, interestingly that was president reagan's policy that won cold war without fire a shot, ushering in the greatest period of peace and prosperity. lou: i have a number to share with you, 344. i got th

. >> mary, we don't expect the candidates come out and holding hands and singing kumbaya. who has the most on the line and the most incentive to come out swinging? >> i think donald trump and ted cruz are in position in south carolina. they're going to be fighting on the trail and trump -- cruz laid off trump in the last debate. i think he'll be looking to differentiate this time around. i think rubio has the most to lose or gain here. his last slip was on the debate stage. >> he has said -- he has told his supporters, it will not happen again. as we know trump is coming in as the front-runner here, mary mentioned just a few moments ago, mary bruce, that he's swearing off swearing. i got -- i wonder, in a state his use of profanity from the podium actually going to hurt him? >> two things at work here. i'm a southerner, we're not afraid of a little rough and tumble. but we love a great tailgate party but we're going to wear dresses and heels to go to it. i will say, a guy who doesn't suffer the normal politics defeats as trump has, won't -- won't suffer those things. >> he

. >> we can have our kumbaya moment when we refer to the polls showing trump's lead diminishing. i think he's doing to himself. and i'm more than happy to cheer and clap. >> you're exposing down sides of both your campaigns. kelly, some of the tactic, you've prided yourses on being outsiders, but the political games are typical kind of sleazy politics. >> first of all, i run the super pac for senator cruz and we have three positive cruz messages to fill in the blanks about his career. his ability to pick the next supreme court justice which is very important. if you open up the average mail box here in south carolina, you would be astonished. it is negative slop on top of negative slop on top of negative slop. and that's something that your viewers don't see because they don't live here. they just see a couple ads. but i would call on everybody philosophical differences, policy prescriptions, not personal insults. >> i like the guy, i'm jest worried about all these tactics. it doesn't seem like he has a real handle on his people and maybe even his super pacs. some of the things a

and it's not going to be kumbaya for a while. >> isn't this what happens in the rough and tumble of the final days of a campaign? >> oh, sure. i didn't just fall off the turnip truck. i understand politics can be a little sloppy and a little dirty. i'm just saying that it's, you know, when you look at the ads that bush is running against rubio, they are really -- they are kind of silly because this is the narcissism of small differences. >> mona and ana, appreciate it. have a good weekend. >>> upper ne next, more of my conversation with donald trump. would the author of "the art of the deal" make too much of the deal if he gets to d.c. the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. so you can own it. chase for business. buying smartp

we are not going to have some kumbaya peace over there. we have to know what to pursue and how we pursue it. what i would say to you is that number one, they are one of our greatest allies and we are not going to turn our backs on them. i just thought, i was amazed that the president would not meet with netanyahu when he came to washington. if a foreign leader like that comes to washington, when i am there, we will at least have a cup of coffee. i might not have a bunch of cameras, but you got to show respect, and they are our allies. that is what we have to do. if you have concerns with israel, then you can tell them what your concerns are. but you do not do it out in front of cameras. we do not need to solve the problem of encryption in united states, the controversy that is raging between apple and the fbi. you guys have a soundproof room where we can get five adults in it and figure it out? the same is true with our friends. you got something to tell them, tell them, but do not undermine your friends and treat your enemies with more re

john kasich is all about the kumbaya. he's like live and let live.f it doesn't work, he says i'm not going to change. if i lose, i go back to ohio and have a good life. that's his rationale, but there is a sense of confidence around him and his team. >> do you sense that from cruz? >> i don't. but i don't think cruz needs this. this was a long vault for cruz. he's gonsouth where he's well organized where he will be a threat in south carolina, and march 1st, morst of those state are southern primaries. that's where cruz thinks he's going to play. new hampshire was his toughest state in the snow. >> does a governor get left in the snow? >> i think somebody has to go. a governor will drop out. looks like it might be christie after this. because of money. right? i don't know if you're a donor, if he finishes at 9% tonight and is in sixth place, why do you open your wallet for christie anymore. he's only got about a million dollars left to spend. and a lot of that has probably been spent in the last couple days here. >> exclamation, all the money he could

. >> no, i'm interested in laura's position because i can't see these two singing kumbaya. who's going to be the president, who's going to be the vice president, i don't know. my feeling is, laura, it's not rubio that's the third person in this game. you know, you got to remember, ben carson literally had votes taken away, feels damaged, feels that his campaign was harmed and trump, i must say, he has something when he says cruz got some of carson's evangelical votes illegitimately. >> let's let our viers decide. this keeps coming up again and again. cnn is acting all defensive. they can't get away from their report, and it was also on their website, and this is what they said. >> a week from tomorrow, we're all going to be doing this again for the new hampshire primary, so almost every single candidate is going to be going directly from here to new hampshire. >> right. >> to campaign. except for the man in fourth place who a few months ago was in first place here, dr. ben carson. >> ben carson is going to go back to florida to his home, regardless of how he does tonight he

for now, let's talk about like lori said, let's kumbaya the weekend. then we'll be off to the races with the temperature but this morning it feels like 8 to 18 from brooklyn to the park. 11 to monticello and chilly. there's snow showers with this warm air. there's this warm air. when you get warm air overrunning the colder air, you get snow showers and sprinkles. the futurecast computer model is showing snowflakes to the north here and the catskills later this evening and tonight with the clouds. there could be a little drizzle. it might be a snowflake around. as you see as we get to tomorrow morning, the temperatures in the low 40s and into it's going to be great weather for the weekend. clouds increase later on today. we're at 39. a snow shower north, but then up. here is your accurather seven- day forecast. 54 and then we're looking at monday at 48. then tuesday night into wednesday, that's when we see the storm coming. i destroyed the computer model to be now. [ laughter ] >> you look better. >> in our next weathercast, we have a very special guest

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we are not going to have some kumbaya peace over there. we have to know what to pursue and how we pursue it. what i would say to you is that number one, they are one of our greatest allies and we are not going to turn our backs on them. i just thought, i was amazed that the president would not meet with netanyahu when he came to washington. if a foreign leader like that comes to washington, when i am there, we will at least have a cup of coffee. i might not have a bunch of cameras, but you got to show respect, and they are our allies. that is what we have to do. if you have concerns with israel, then you can tell them what your concerns are. but you do not do it out in front of cameras. we do not need to solve the problem of encryption in united states, the controversy that is raging between apple and the fbi. do you guys have a soundproof room where we can get five adults in it and figure it out? the same is true with our friends. you got something to tell them, tell them, but do not undermine your friends and treat your enemies with more

what is this about, why now, and what about this kumbaya attitude we heard during the state of the state address? >> i think the governor was hoping that would happen, but in reality, he's a republican governor in a heavily democratic state. general assembly rolled by democr controlled by testimonies and n democrats and you're seeing push back. the black caucus is sayingby controlled by testimonies and democrats and you're seeing push back. the black caucus is saying he's killing this light red line that would go through baltimore is hurting development this black communities. it's almost naturie i eliminati and he is diverting money dom nafrntsly white suburbs who supported his election. >> and rural areas. so he's favoring those communities with his budget. >> and this is according to the plaque cau black caucus. his spokesperson says this is a new low, but the black caucus is piggybacking a lawsuit put forward by the naacp connecting the issue of the red line and the governor wiping it clean and they're saying this is an old school tactactic, this goes baco the 1930s in terms of where

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. >> i'm not feeling singing "kumbaya" during that scene. >> you don't know. walking into rowan's house so i think there's a lote. you know, there was some harsh feelings in the past and >> yeah. ask you. your character is probably the most complicated. guillermo. >> okay. >> guillermo, how is to play -- must just be a >> yeah. from your character? >> it's awesome. you know, i'm the luckiest like i'm on television to portray huck but you know, huck, i think, is trying to be that normal guy. you know, he's trying to be thatally, he's trying really, really hard and as you saw in one of those scenes a few episodes ago where he doesn't end up torturing rowan was ad. >> huck is getting soft. >> well, i don't -- >> kind of. >> that, i y agree. >> resisting the -- >> trying to break -- >> yeah, katie, next to you is corn themous. he is the newest applause ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he might not be as willing to do the things that you are willing to do. >> very true? my friend. so how -- really. >> i mean, who knows. who knows. >> that's true. how will that dynamic work, though, when you're will

"kumbaya." >> segment we were teasing all morning, the pizza diet is one of our favorite foods. americans consume over 3 billion pies a year. is there a way to do it without packing on the pounds? one chef says yes. he's like a brother to me. he's joining us in just a moment but first gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: pasquale cozzolino is a master in the kitchen cooking exquisite meals but for years after moving to america frame ballooned to more than 370 pounds. >> i discovered this eded the oreo. food. >> i didn't recognize myself. >> reporter: he couldn't even play with his son at the park. with his doctor warning of a heart attack he needed to act fast. so that's the moment where you knew, oh, my gosh, here i am, i have my son at home and i can have a heart attack. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: that's when you said i got to change. >> i got to change my life. >> reporter: he turned to what he knew best, food from his motherland. a med trainen diet and in italy, pasta and pizza are a staple. >> so i can build a diet to make me happy, doesn't give me the opportunity to give u

. >> i'm not feeling we'll be singing "kumbaya" during that scene. >> you don't know. the last thing we saw jake walking into rowan's house so i think there's a lot of possibility there. you know, there was some harsh feelings in the past and understandably so. >> yeah. >> but i think there's an open door there in huck, i want to ask you. your character is probably the most complicated. i just called you huck. guillermo. >> okay. you to play -- must just be a delicious piece of meat for an actor. >> yeah. >> and also what can we expect from your character? >> it's awesome. you know, i'm the luckiest guy. i feel like i'm on television to portray huck but you know, huck, i think, is trying to be that normal guy. you know, he's trying to be that guy. really, he's trying really, really hard and as you saw in one of those scenes a few episodes ago where he doesn't end up torturing rowan was a major step forward. >> huck is getting soft. >> well, i don't -- >> kind of. >> i look at it as he's getting strong. >> amen. >> that, i agree. >> i absolutely agree. >> resisting the