and lice free. not sure. >> i want my own independent analysis. >> she wasn't back in school last week and the woman, a friend of ours that watched her called me last night and said i wanted to let you know the children she's a teacher and two of the children in the class have lice. i'm going to get checked for it. you need to check ella. of course i get totally freaked out. i do like a quick check and i immediately see two things that i identify as lice. >> see? see? told you. >> i put her to bed. i strip the whole house. fumigating everything is in the laundry machine. >> your head? >> the stuffed machine. >> it was clean. >> how do you check your own head? >> i have a husband. that's what he's there for. >> turn the camera. he is right there! >> did you check him? >> there's a happy ending to the story. i'm up like late putting the stuffed animals in plastic bags. et cetera. there he is right there. that's my husband, everyone. that's jonathan. his friend michael. anyway, the story is going somew

like i had and was inspected and it turned out i had lice. i was so afraid to go home to tell my dad because i did not want him to think of was still the dirty little girl he left behind in mexico. i thought he would beat me as well because that was his favorite way to discipline us. but it turned out to my father was not angry at me and did not blame me and did not beat me. it was a beautiful moment because he took me out to the yard and he looked for lice and clean out my hair and spent two hours looking through my hair and he was so gentle when he did it. it was a beautiful moment for me. and telling me stories when i was a baby of course, i did not remember before he came to the u.s. and left me in mexico he told me every time he would come home for lunch, i would be waiting outside with a bowl and and and i would tell him to give me a bass. nobody could base me except for him. said he would spend his lunch hour giving me a bath instead of eating and he said i would not have it any other way. when he told me that, i don't know, i thought

through my hair, looking for lice, and he was so gentle when he did it. but it was such a beautiful moment for me. then he told me stories about when i was a baby. stories that i can remember, of course, but before he came to the united states -- before he left me in mexico. he told me that every time he would come home for lunch during his breaks, i would be waiting outside with a bowl and i would tell him to give me back. and i wouldn't let anybody bade me except for him. so everyday he would, and basically spent his lunch hour giving me a bath instead of eating. when he told me that, i thought he was such a beautiful father and i was such a beautiful moment that i got to share with them. >> host: that is so tender and beautiful daughter father. >> guest: yes, my father was a complicated man. he was suffering i think from a bad upbringing. his parents were very abusive towards him. unfortunately, he repeated the same cycle with us kids. but as i was writing the memoir, i was writing even about those hard and painful moments, suffering from a lot of abus

nickel back must be thrilled to be in there with lice. this is my favorite question. a real question they asked. what do you have a higher opinion of, congress or gonorrhea? 53% said congress, 18% said undecided. so there you go. you're almost twice as popular as an std, congress. now, congress is doing a bad job, there's no doubt about that. but it got me thinking, how much do people really know about what they're complaining about? we sent a camera on to hollywood boulevard today to ask people what i think are two very good questions. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> mike, i'm from rome, georgia. >> how do you think congress is doing? >> horrible. >> and who are your congressmen? >> i've got them written down, i know that. >> how do you think congress is doing? >> [ bleep ]. >> and who are you congressmen? >> i don't know. >> who are your congressmen? >> um, well, i know susan -- what is susan's last name? >> who is your congressman? >> some girl. >> how do you think congress is doing? >> awful. >> who are your congressmen? >> uh -- honestly, i don't

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respondents say they have higher opinions ever root canals, head lice, donald trump, brussels sproutshey do of congress. personally, i love brussels sprouts but whatever. new jersey governor chris christie blasted lawmakers for delaying a vote on sandy's relief bill. he said law make ares need to follow the lead of gop governors. >> we're getting things done and we're compromising in places where they need to. you got to compromise and get things done. it's not a dirty word. >> let's bring in chris caththenis and boehner former adviser david windston. >> good morning. >> i'd go out on a limb and say less popular than head lice, david do you think any republicans in congress will take advice from the most popular governor, if not the most popular republican governor. >> first of all, it takes two to tango here. what you have as a result of this election, you have a president who has clear beliefs that he was trying to get implemented and a congress who just got re-elected and they had have clear ideas on what they want to get implemented. and what you're seeing here how do you resolve

they'll have telescopes ready, somewhere between international space station and a farthest tv sat lice know about it to know it not going to hit the earth at this time. maybe sometime in the future this, is not a large one. you won't want to be writ landed if it did. it's not going to cause a catastrophe. >> that is comforting. >> it will travel slowly across the sky on february 15th. shabo will stay open late. that is need. >> weather is perfect for surfing conditions. >> sandhya patel is back and surf's up. >> mavericks going on this weekend. check out surf now. we're talking about it from our camera. waves still small but will be building this, weekend you'll want to watch out for sneaker waves from our camera. beautiful view. i want to show you what it looks like. we do have high clouds moving through. but it's nice outside. our radar along with national weather service radar could with tracking rain drops. the weekend is looking fabulous. highs for today, a mild 68 degree day in oakland. up to 72 in santa cruz. if you're planning to head to the beach we do have a beach hazard stat

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well-known people caught up in a web of lice but is deceit part of our country? kara, what have you learned about lance armstrong's lies and lying in general. >>> well, cycling fans aren't nearly the only ones following the lance armstrong story closely as he admitted to oprah this week that he lied. >> in all 7 of your victories did you ever take banned substances or blood dope. >> yes. >> lance armstrong lied for years about doping. an elaborate scheme involving the dead girlfriend of a moe tremendous dame football star also a lie although we're still learn hag role manti te'o played in the hoax. >> we all engage in some degree of lying in order to get along. >> the professor says lying is part of the human condition and people lie for different reasons. in armstrong's case. >> it's classic what we would call antisocial personality and antisocial behavior and personality behavior. if it is in my advantage to lie, i'll do so. >> in the story still unfolding. >> seems like a different motivation for potential deception and that seems to be more of saving face. >>

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he says it's the lateness a stripping of lice. >> she told all her friend and my family that my daughterad leukemia. and it wasn't until one of her friend who is a nurse asked her about the treatment that she was receiving that she came up, she came clean. >>reporter: san jose police plan to the file charges against the mom for filing a false report. it's a misdemeanor pirnable up to 6 months in jail and 1,000 dollar fine. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> all right thank you very much. >> tonight the bay area has its first reported death from this year flu outbreak. victim was 98-year-old woman from santa clara county now health officials are not identifying her beyond that but say she suffered from other chronic conditions as well. state wide officials say at least 4 other people have died te of the flu so far this year and with the flu expected to strike here in the bay area with the same ferocity it has in other parts of the country people take precaution. doctors and pharmacy are seeing a rush on the vaccine. allen is live at safe washington way in rock ridge where they are stocking

he avoid jail time but will lose the his lice e license for a ye. >> a pilot facing charges. they say he was drunk on the job. the pilot arrested this morning in minneapolis in the cockpit of a flight bound for new york. agents with the transportation security administration said they smelled alcohol on the pilot before he got on the plane. police were called. the pilot was given breathalyzer. then they took him off the plane. passengers had not yet begin to board the airplane. american airlines, which owns american eagle, says, it is conducting a full internal investigation. >>> a small plane crashed into a house in central florida today. the woman inside that house got out without a scratch. the three people on the plane were killed. the plane took off from daytona beach this afternoon. it was headed to knoxville, ten see. the pilot reported that the plane was shaking. he was frying to take an emergency landing. but he crashed about a mile away from the airport. >>> mourners honored prince william county police officer, chris young, taucalling him an amazing officer, father

he says it's the lateness a stripping of lice. >> she told all her friend and my family that my daughter had leukemia. and it wasn't until one of her friend who is a nurse asked her about the treatment that she was receiving that she came up, she came clean. >>reporter: san jose police plan to the file charges against the mom for filing a false report. it's a misdemeanor pirnable up to 6 months in jail and 1,000 dollar fine. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> all right thank you very much. >> tonight the bay area has its first reported death from this year flu outbreak. victim was 98-year-old woman from santa clara county now health officials are not identifying her beyond that but say she suffered from other chronic conditions as well. state wide officials say at least 4 other people have died te of the flu so far this year and with the flu expected to strike here in the bay area with the same ferocity it has in other parts of the country people take precaution. doctors and pharmacy are seeing a rush on the vaccine. allen is live at safe washington way in rock ridge where they are stocki

he says it's the lateness a stripping of lice. >> she told all her friend and my family that my daughtera leukemia. and it wasn't until one of her friend wh asked her t nurse asked her about the treatment that she was receiving that she came up, she came clean. >>reporter: san jose police plan to the file charges against the mom for filing a false report. it's a misdemeanor pirnable up to 6 months in jail and 1,000 dollar fine. live in san joseabc 7, a7 news. >>> all right thank you very much. >> tonight the bay area has its first reported death from this year flu outbreak. victim was 98-year-old woman from santa clara county now health officials are not identifying her beyond that but say she suffered from other chronic conditions as well. state wide officials say at least 4 other people have died te of the flu so far this year and with the flu expected to strike here in the bay area with the same ferocity it has in other parts of the country people take precaution. doctors and pharmacy are seeing a rush on the vaccine. allen is live at safe washington way in rock ridge where they are st

thousands of meters of lice and broke. the law. that is a lure for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it at a distance. so after they've increased their vibrator a frequency is the participants are ready for a walk that's quite special. emily claims that he will take them beyond appearances and show them the signs of another reality when you walk through sacred places you become multi dimensional you can choose to only see very lovely trees ground and rocks that are pretty or you can open your perceptions on to other things. in the forests of mumbai gosh emerick blog has seen them and he believes he has detected signs of their presence all over the place. here we are at a place we call the trembling rocks the horse pumping all see if you look closely you'll see a being there in the rock that looks like a sort of snake to see and it represents one of the extraterrestrial races x. but who have been here a long time the reptilians that. made them into. horses a rock like this looks a bit like a shark or an ancient spirit like that. what is going to ha

head lice, it won big. and std's, turning out to do better. good job, congress, and congress is almost as popular as brussel sprouts, which i love. they tested congress against root canals, against being stuck in traffic. and carnies, who are more popular. and also the canadian rock band, nickel back, what does it tell you about congress? exactly what you think it does. but having scientific polling from a job who loves it job to do it this way, it is time for the best thing in the world. enough to do its job this way is the best new thing in the world today. "first look" is up next. >>> good wednesday morning. right now on "first look," hospitals take extreme measures as emergency rooms across the country are overwhelmed by the severe flu outbreak. >>> it's official, 2012 was the warmest year on record in the lower 48 states. >>> plus, devastating wildfires in australia. gay marriage in washington's national cathedral. and the most expensive pasta you'll ever eat. good morning, i'm ma. i'm mara schiavocampo. if it seems like everyone around y

has been asking the allies look time is of the essence in this fight and soliciting help from the al lice. but the united states is -- allies. but the united states has been criticized and slow and lukewarm in providing that support. the french complained that while they've gotten american intelligence and air lift support. tanker support has been lacking and then there's the question of being billed for the services. services received. and critics are saying that the administration that this violates some of the administration's tenets. first we'll fight al-qaeda wherever it and we'll engage with allies. how do you answer that and what has been any of the slowing of support? >> we do support the french. that's a fight that we have a dog in. that is the fight against al- qaeda and the establishment potentially of a safe haven for al-qaeda and the islamic magrave up in the northern part of mali. we do support the french. we are doing things and wee not asking for reimbursement for the things that we're doing and the french as is very understandable and welcome, asked first for intelligence

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found that congress is less popular, less popular, than cockroaches, traffic jams, root canals, even lice. >> my, my. >> man. >>> time, now, for the weather around the nation. stormy from houston to new orleans. heavy rain, gusty winds and the possibility of a tornado. the rain will move into atlanta by dinner time. early snowshowers in rochester, new york, and burlington, vermont. rain in the pacific northwest. >> it's practically a spring-like day for much of the nation. temperatures rising in the northeast about 15 degrees warmer than usual. we have 40s in salt lake city, seattle and portland. colorado springs and kansas city are in the mid-50s. pleasant in miami at 83. >>> when we come back this morning, if you've been holding out for a cheaper iphone, your wait could soon be over. >>> then, it's on. the price-matching war that started over the holidays is here to stay. and shoppers will be the winners. >>> and a tough day at work for a sheriff's deputy. on the los >>> welcome back, everybody. a tough decision, today, for the biggest company to get a government bailout. aig's board wi

learning a whole bunch about head lice isn't going to make much of a difference. a fine comb and some shampoo will. - you have head lice? - no, it's an example. - oh, okay. all right, all right. - in fact, the more you learn about a.d.h.d.-- - my cousin had head lice. - yeah, well, i don't. the more you-- - it's hard to get rid of. - the more you see the ways it's affecting your life the way it's showing up in your behaviors, sabotaging your relationships, it's amazing what you start to notice. so managing a.d.h.d. perhaps more than any other disorder is about understanding what it is but also what it is not. that's key. so education is key. did you get 'em? - get what? - nothing. number three! understand your particular flavor. - now, you may be thinking "i wonder what's for lunch. i hope it's pizza!" everyone likes pizza. i like the individual ones. i get the double cheese. - yeah, yeah, but you know what? pizza's like a.d.h.d., 'cause a.d.h.d. is different in each person and everybody likes different kinds of pizza. see, like, i have this really, really good fr

pick brussel sprouts over congress and here's another insect people tend to prefer over congress head lice sixty seven percent to sixteen percent hack even the rock band nickelback beats out our chosen leaders and now it's a sentiment that some members of congress are indeed aware of my goodness little revenue service has a forty percent approval rating compared to or nine percent so there it is documented in the public record forever now some numbers say you know they've seen the numbers but they just don't believe them they're hailed as heroes after all when they return to their districts they're given money and parties and fifteen thousand dollar a plate dinners it can't be true but there are various polls from gallup pew research center and rasmussen all of which show the approval rating for congress in extremely low numbers so the question is this do members of congress care well decisions they make this term reflect not only their campaign promises but also the will of the people they represent or will they make decisions based on lobbying dollars thrown their way and a return to the

and apply lice is to sore areas 15-25 minutes after a game or practice.s ian is willing to make. >> i don't want to get injured again to go through that tough time again. >> advice on treating them go to our web site abc 7 news.com look under see it on tv. >> this transportation expected to be a maingor focus in las vegas. and silicon valley playing a big role. a preview of what the future holds. two and a half years, engineers in cisco have been working on what they call smart, connected vehicles.ú doing so, goal toj9á avoid collisions and alert drivers. some issues are being addressed by a new breed of self driving car. this is video that is able to identify the commercial, then deliver pop ups to allow consumers to obtain product information to capitalize on interests instantly. >> that is interesting. and there is a coupeon. this is what people respond to. >> so this is a real shift in consumer electrickics, using it into technology used in our daily lives. >> very there are changes coming to weather. rain about to fall. >> it's getting closer, looki

lice cling was a raging fad in the 1890's. all of united states, newspapers, magazines were agast about it. they were just talking about it back and forth. was it healthy? was it unhealthy? are they taking over the roads, hazards to health and traffic? and most importantly everybody was very excited about the idea that women were bicycling. they were worried that women might perspire and that was an unhealthy and unfeminine thing. and a lot of women were wearing bloomers, these sort of blousey trousers to help them bicycle. that was thought to be scandalous. but the lady falcons, they didn't care. they were a group of seven married women who went bicycling. they would finish their ride, rest in the long seats there in the clubhouse. they started having dinner parties there. they became quite fashionable. and they sort of tricked it out with all the victorian fill debris they could cox up -- filigri they could come up with, japanese fans, curtains, cushions it became sort of a fashionable, bohemian thing to do that other people

wife republican controlled congress for instance a whopping sixty seven percent of americans prefer a lice the biggest fear of all on three school nurses two republican controlled congress that has nothing fifty eight percent and fifty six percent of americans respectively prefer colonoscopies and canals to the republican controlled congress in fact we prefer the republican we dislike the stupid republican controlled congress so much the fifty six percent of us find sitting in traffic involving a bumper traffic at that every rush hour even more favorable than our elected officials should be said however the republican controlled congress did beat out a few things according to the poll americans like congress more than they like lindsey lowe and be a ball of virus. or the kurdish. no more. importantly. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big.

wife republican controlled congress for instance a whopping sixty seven percent of americans prefer a lice the biggest fear of all about three school nurses two republican controlled congress that has nothing fifty eight percent and fifty six percent of americans respectively prefer colonoscopies and canals to the republican controlled congress in fact we prefer the republican cause we dislike the stupid republican controlled congress so much that fifty six percent of us find sitting in traffic involving a bumper traffic at that every rush hour even more favorable than our life if they should be said however the republican controlled congress did beat out a few things according to the poll americans like congress more than they like lindsey lowe and be a ball of virus. or the kurdish. the worst year for the was. white house of the day the radio guy unplugged a zero minutes from a click. i want to watch what we're about to do because you've never seen anything like this i'm told. the war. in. iraq. colors my. primary. coming up.

vote for head lice or cockroaches unless it is a bug scientist. get at all what anyone expects them to be able to do until they pull their heads out of the sand and say we have to do brave action where we risk not being reelected in order to save the country. are we brave enough to sacrifice our careers to save our country? we'll see. we'll separate who is brave and who is not. >> you don't get reelected by saying you will have to lower your living standards to pay for your living standards up to this point. that might be the honest truth. >> but you might get reelected if you say we will give you a chance which will preserve this country for your children and grandchildren. that is the chance congress has to take. >> let me ask you about a not so funny fight. when you think about the things that i like math. i am a business person. i like to look at numbers. how many guns are sold. i like to look at it as a market. we only know background checks. background checks or a record number of background checks. what do you think about this gun deba deba

. >> you can go hp pavilion, crews painted lines on the lice. logo comes next. game is on thursday, january 24th. first game of the season, total in this season. >> it's one of the biggest parties in holly woo.d golden globe awards. >> yes. surely a night to remember. >> hollywood still buzzing today after golden globe awards. argo won best motion picture. back stage, reporters asked being snubbed for a directing nomination. >> we got nominated for seven oscars including best picture and i'm thrilled fchl you're not happy with that your prospects for long term happiness are probably thin. hathaway won best actor and supporting actress. a candid jody foster gave the most-bused -- buzzed about moment. >> i did my coming out about a thousand years ago back in the stone age. but now, apparently i'm told every celebrity is expected to honor details of their private life with a fragrance and prime time reality show. >> it was a golden night but the trend on the carpet was red. claire dainz looked ravishing in red as did jennifer lawrence. cast your vote for go who wor

that could mean more metering lice for those feeder neighborhoods. or advising commuters to leave at different times. >> anything with more lights, please? up next, companies always making the next big thing. >> is it too much for us? >> americans love their gadgets. manufacturers and retailers getting worried about consumer fatigue. i'm david louie. we'll have the story coming up. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00 caught in the act. a burglary ring busted a bian alert homeowner. then taking you to san jose. the heart of innovation and technology is turning to old world trends to boost dining and business, downtown. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> consumers spend over one trillion dollars on electronics from mobile phones to big screen tvs. >> but this endless cycle every six to 12 months could northbound trouble. >> abc 7 news explains why. >> it'

that seems unreal lice ti-- unrealistic.slow the growth of government in ten years you could get us out of trouble. >> the budget is a blue print. the budget is not the be all end all. the problem is we haven't passed a budget in the last three and a half years. so to be honest that plank of the pledge is in the political environment less relevant than the other two. >> no incumbents have signed the pledge. >> ted cruz is now incumbent. >> and ted cruz for all we know could end up being a great fiscal conservative. edged end up being a complete unfiscal conservative spender. we have him on the record if he votes for unbalanced budget, if he votes for new spending problems voters in the press and activists can tohold him accountable. >> a fox news poll asked people government spending is out of control or managed carefully? 2009, 62 percent said out of control. but by this year 83 percent. so why b-- if people think that why is it so hard to cover. >> i think because people don't have a reck nich -- mechanism. if you asked th

head lice and cockroaches are more popular than congress.you have a sense from your colleagues obviously you're a democratic you want to discuss gun control. twenty murdered kids, apparently as far as they're telling you didn't do it, they're not going to bring it up. a congresswoman getting shot in the head didn't do it. massacre after massacre didn't do it. is there any amount of murder and mayhem in this country that would actually push the republicans to schedule a vote on this in the house? >> i don't see it, because i really think the republican house membership and the caucus is so far out of touch it's not anything like republicans used to be that were an alternative party and had a moderating influence. the moderates are gone. you saw steve latarette reach the apex of his exposure at the end of congress as a reasonable republican. he didn't run for reelection, because there aren't reasonable republicans left. i saw chris sheas get beat by a good democratic. he was a moderate congress person. those people don't exist anymore. the cau

right now, sir, i am holed up in a place where the mattress here has lice.>> joshua davis, a contributing editor for "wired" magazine and nbc consultant was in the midst of writhe a profile piece on mcafee when story broke. >> let me ask you point-blank just for the record. >> no, sir. no, sir. it's not even funny. >> okay. >> that first, frantic week he spoke to mcafee several times a day and from the beginning mcafee seemed determined to tell his story as if it were an action epic. >> he says that the police came to his property on sunday. he saw them coming. he thought it was another attempt to harass him. he didn't know about the murder that point and he dug a hole in the sand like a dog and buried himself and put a cardboard box over his head so that they wouldn't find him. he stayed there for hours, he says, until the police left and then he ran off. >> mcafee told davis he was not alone, he had a young girlfriend with him. >> sam is quite the soldier. she has been with me for the past couple of months. >> his plan, if there was one, seemed to be to us

what root canals, traffic jams, cockroaches, and head lice are doing to us.nd republicans are presumably doing wrong i guess. >>> up next, the house of representatives will be voting tonight on a big aid package for the victims of hurricane sandy. but will republicans go along with it? especially from the south. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. southern tornado, for example, no one raised the question of spending cuts. but now in the northeast, when the aid was needed there, this issue of fiscal conservatism and trying to trim the budget in one place to help others elsewhere became so heated. so what you've got now is it was a process but they have passed more than $50 billion in aid. it covers a range of things including money for fema to rebuilding transportation and so forth. it has to go back to the senate, but it passed so easily over there, we shouldn't see a problem on that. but it has been a bruising process especially for those republicans from the northeast. chris? >> and that's the reason it's going to remember tonight. thank you

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>> lice came out ahead of congress as well. >> no breakfast. >> scratching your head over that? >> yes! >> moving on to weather, we will show you what is going on outside. 5:17. it is a quiet start. you can see it is hazy around san francisco but not foggy like it is in other areas as we look southbound at vallejo street. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning. it is off to the north so when the storm comes in we can see it first and let you know when the showers will get to your neighborhood. sandy and spencer will do that because that is when the best chance of showers are in the afternoon and evening. this morning, we are okay at 36 in fairfield to 46 in san francisco. we have temperatures at 39 in gilroy to 43 in sal it nas and today scatters showers today and tomorrow and light and scattered. after that, the big story is how cold it will be, frosty away from the beaches through the weekend including san francisco could get to freezing. scattered showers on saturday, possible, again, very, very light. the storm system shows radar runs to the north, and really bright

head lice, it won big. and std's, turning out to do better. good job, congress, and congress is almost as popular as brussel sprouts, which i love. they tested congress against root canals, against being stuck in traffic. and carnies, who are more popular. and also the canadian rock band, nickel back, what does it tell you about congress? exactly what you think it does. but having scientific polling from a job who loves it job to do it this way, it is time for the best thing in the world. now it is time for lawrence o'donnell. >>> how bad is it out there for republicans? it is so bad, one of their rich socialites has abandoned them. >> red storm rise, in the republican party. >> they understand the delusional loop within which this party operates. >> republicans seem to have developed an acute case of goldilocks syndrome. >> sounds like deja vu all over again. >> the disrepute. >> they just showed up with concrete for feet. >> we're definitely not going to be backwards. >> thankfully, the congress got off to a big start by taking the week off.

the 112th congress left office with a favorability rating lower than head lice apparently. can thank the tea party for ensuring that it was also the least productive congress on record. so how are republicans kicking off the new legislative session of congress? apparently by picking up right where they left off. as michele bachmann proudly boasted on twitter, quote, she introduced the first bill of the 113th congress to repeal obama care in its entirety. you might recall republicans have tried at least 33 times before this. those are efforts that have no chance of passing since the senate is controlled by the democrats, and the veto pen wielding president isn't likely to repeal his own health care bill. congresswoman bachmann is not alone picking up on old fights. in the first few days of the new congress, republicans have tried to re-engage in fights over anchor babies, defunding planned parenthood, and passing a personhood bill. in other words, here we go again. michael steele is the former chair of the republican national committee and an msnbc political analyst, and bob

yes, the polls show that congress is more unpopular than head lice. >> and cockroaches. >> nickelback. >> castro still slightly more unpopular, but i think they can fix that. long term, that's not how people see it. long term, people go government, can't get anything gun. it casts it on the whole enterprise. >> hans, i want to bring you back in this for a second to talk about the ethicacy of a choice of jack lew as head of the treasury department. when we began this fiscal slope, curve, cliff discussion, tim geithner was involved, there was a sense jack lew would be involved. they were marginalized towards the end, and as glenn mentions, vice president biden was the guy to sweep in at the last minute to make the deal. congressional republicans sound like they don't really want to work with him. is that a problem for the administration? >> yes and no. the administration has done this in the past, you bring in the heavy to close the deal. it's like when you're trying to discipline your children, don't wait till your father gets home, you can kind of keep jack lew in the background to br

. >> i think head lice is more popular than congress in that survey. >> yes. people get the idea. anyway -- >> another tough day for america's dream liner. why this could be the best thing for the play. >> two tight ends are battling over herbalife. we will read between the lines to find out what is really talking about. and we go inside the company to find out why there's been controversy for years. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. >>> like it needs it but another black eye for boeing. the third in three days. our very own phil lebeau has been following this since the beginning and you have the latest for us now. phil? >> we heard from boeing executives an hour and a half ago hearing where things stand for the 787. defending it is a reliable aircraft. as we look at a picture of the ntsb increst gating the batteries, the

one thing in the survey is that itunes, of con susumerconsumers lice lose losing to sites like pandorating old. i can't go back to the old version now. >> yeah. it is very frustrating. >> i'm wondering as well, paul. this isn't scientific. is it purely anecdotal. it is suddenly cool to hate on apple. that what happens with gadgets. everybody i know has an iphone, ipad and various other i product, right? then once that happens, people move on to the next cool thing. do you think? >> true. but as john's previous report, the iphone 4s is outselling any android phone. so the old apple models are doing better than the android, says that the competition doesn't have anything much better at this point. >> there needs to be some good competition. >> i tell what you, i got a tester version of windows 8, that's the best phone i've ever used. i'm not in microsoft pocket, they sent it to me as a tefster. nobody buys it. it is big screen, tiles are cool, once you figure them out. >> we live in a bizarre world when it comes to phones. remember, ten, 15 years ago when apple had this great hardware bu

. >> they're about as popular as lice. >> stupid is as stupid does. >> what do you think the party must do better? >> what they say is no all the time. >> we all voted no. >> empire strikes back, was the best one. >> the republican party made an incredibly important promise this week. it is a promise i cannot believe that they made. the first time i heard about this promise was actually in an article i was editing. and when i read the article, what the republicans said they were going to do i actually sent the article back to the writer and said this is wrong. you have to correct it before we can publish. and by the way, i want to say here on television, i'm sorry, susie, you're totally right. what the article said the republicans promised and in fact they did promise was they would release a budget, in the coming weeks. they would balance it in ten years. >> it is time for us to come to a plan that will in fact balance the budget over the next ten years. it is our commitment to the american people. >> that probably doesn't sound like a big deal, balancing the budget, households do it a