. >> he's the name and creative force behind steve madden shoes. sold in nearly 60 countries. >> look at you. >> you might even see him in a shoe store near you. >> i understand that you named all of your shoes after ex girlfriends? >> a long time ago. >> that's a lot of shoes, steve. >> sole searching with steve madden later on "sunday morning." >> >> osgood: there's a new star on broadway. with a very familiar voice. tracy smith will be chatting with that voice you've been hearing for years on tv. >> fran drescher on looks, attitude, that voice. >> that's not the queen mother. that's my mother from queens. >> everything that led to this moment. >> how is this moment? >> fantastic. >> now cinderella wicked stepmother sounds like a real new yorker. >> no one knows. >> ahead on "sunday morning." fran drescher the queen of queens. >> osgood: portlandia is about a city in the state of oregon. perhaps more accurately described as a tv show about a state of mind as mo rocca will show us. >> in the hit tv series "portlandia" is an at universe. hilariousl

and, you know, there's nothing is getting done. >> madden all over this week on cbs radio.ear the interview with madden on kpix.com. >>> 49ers have re-signed center daniel kilgore to a three-year deal. no word if of if jim harbaugh was called to be informed of that. >> after catching 8 touchdowns in 2013 all is forgiven. the eagles rewarded him with a five-year $25 million contract. >> richie incognito might not get the same second chance. he was suspended last season for bullying teammate jonathan martin admitted to scottsdale police that ready for this he smashed the front of his own ferrari with with a baseball bat. speaking of outbursts, kings big man demarcus cousins was suspended one game for his latest tantrum following an ejection tuesday night. he leads the nba with 16 technical fouls and will be suspended again when he gets number 17. >> money, you, you, you. >> it's the shoe. steph curry is going to unveil his new shoe tomorrow night at the warriors annual trip to madison square garden. it should be curry's 54-point last game last season against the knicks. >>> d

madden nfl is fascinating, but this may be a tougher sell. what's if you can?t. >> well, first of all, we're named for the famous poem, "if," it starts out if you can keep your head while all about you are losing theirs, it's an empowering poem about character, and this whole idea of human knowledge that's now known as sel which stands for social and emotional learning. this is a critical area of life skills and in the last hundred years have kind of fallen in a crack, and it's now framed in a way that's been backed up by science and research, and it's now supported by the government that these are life skills about managing emotions, about building positive relationships that are tools that everyone needs to know. and we basically figured out a way to use a video game to teach and introduce these tools and help kids improve their emotional intelligence over time. liz: it is currently a free app, and i want to show people, i've got the tablet right here to show, and we have you, dog, i want to introduce people to this character, and this is cinda. and as you mo

>> not steve madden at all.adden is a great guy and everything, but he didn't go to jail just because of me. there was six other people who were together -- >> have you spoken to him? >> i haven't. the reason he did more time is he had some issues in jail. >> you got less time because you ratted out others. how do you feel about that now? >> it's a good question. there's two sides to that count, because the part of it that says, well, i'm supposed to do the right thing, and be an upstanding citizen and this crime is committed and i help bring those people to justice. the other half is you're ratting on your friends. >> would you do the same again? >> in the movie, i didn't rat my friends out. >> you ratted the ones you didn't like very much. >> it's the ones that weren't personal friends. it was an incredibly tough, ethical dilemma. and in the end, the real agent, agent coleman was an amazing guy. i have nothing but the highest regard and respect for. he was instrumental in helping me deal with that ethical dile

on the right, kevin madden. in the "crossfire" -- tracy sifle, senior adviser to i'm ready for hillary and tim miller who leads an anti-hillary effort. the politics of the clinton machine. is hillary's past haunting her future? tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire." i'm kevin madden on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. in the "crossfire" tonight we've got two political strategists who are at war over hillary clinton. while republicans are so excited today they got a new excuse to attack hillary clinton. a conservative website posted some documents revealing her private reaction to the scandals of the 1990s. get this, hillary clinton apparently didn't think too highly of monica lewinsky. wow. i guess she's just toast for 2016. i don't know when the republicans are ever going to learn. first of all, we already know this stuff. second, try to convince independent voters that hate the clintons because of stuff in their personal life never works. it didn't even work in the 1990s when this stuff was

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complicated than that, but let's talk about it with bill burton at global strategy group and kevin maddencommentator. why is this good news, bill? 2.3 million people opting out of the workforce. some of them because it's cheaper for them to work fewer hours and get a subsidy from the government. some of them because they don't have to work to afford health care because the medicaid expansion. aren't we providing a disincentive? >> here's the important point. this is of their own choosing. if you're older and only holding on to your job because of health insurance and this affords you the opportunity to leave the workforce and leave from home if you're a young mom and you want to leave work and not work, that offers jobs to the 2.3 -- the millions of people looking for jobs out there. this is a good thing for the economy to shrink that workforce that doesn't have jobs and get more people work. >> kevin? >> that's a preposterous argument and when you have people choosing to drop out of the workforce, that doesn't say much about the productivity of our economy. i think there are a number of

it's maddening. >> amanda and her family had hoped their nightmare would end with this latest verdictear her name. >> reporter: is this young woman ever going to be free of this, do you think? >> it's certainly going to go on for a long time with no resolution near sight. >> reporter: who knew one year abroad could lead to what could be a lifetime ordeal. >> i'm going to fight this until the very end. and it's not right and it's not fair. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm elizabeth vargas in new york. >>> up next for us, we're having our very own food fight to make our game time decisions about super bowl eats. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my dog! [gasps] there's my steps! i should stop talking. perfectly paired savings. now, that's progressive. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the super bowl. the high gloss commercials, those high kwal ree muncalorie . besides thanksgiving, it's the si

. >> it must be maddening. >> it is very mad nipping. i'm not coming up with the first word, the usual word you use for that, the usual phrase, i'll have to create another phrase. which no one ever used before so i occasionally it is a happyings impinge. >> you have in these tools that were available, that have disappeared, you have to relearn the language in a way. >> or remake it. sometimes when you remake it, it's kind of interesting. but more often than not you're struck dumb. really dumb. >> when did parkinson's first affect your ability to write? >> well, to a degree for ten years probably. but i've always been a spectacularly bad typist. >> that's too bad! >> so parkinson's wasn't that noticeable for a while. but there came a time when i sort of banged my head against the wall in trying to bang the right keys. that is the point at which i didn't suggest -- ann said she would be willing to take dictation for the first time. although she has been my first editor and best editor. >> how did you summon the patience and the -- >> well,

. >> in madden bowl simulation it is snowing.alifornia weather. 49ers fans won't be thrilled about sherman getting pick six in first half. seahawks 10-7 lead. game goes into overtime when peyton manning drives bronze down field. matt prater kicks the game- winning field goal. in the video world bronze beat seahawks. no superbowl has ever gone into overtime. tonight cal will look to snap their three game losing streak. it won't be easy as they play undefeated arizona wild cats. up five in the second half. powell with the layup and won. cardinal trails by one at the half. another solid performance by randall, up and under. plus the foul. 21 in the game. stanford pulls away at the end. big man shooting the three. he hits two of them and had a game-high 28 points. stanford wins 76-70 over arizona state. while labron may be the king there is a new ruler in the nba. adam silver takes over for david stern officially today. he retires after 30 years. making him the longest serving commissioner. silver has been the deputy commissioner sin

our debra alfarone filed a report about north harrison street after one viewer named ken madden told us about the conditions there but today the county told us its reporting system is so new that that report didn't take. and now it says it's going to take between five and seven business days to get the potholes filled in so we are going to keep on checking. >>> we all know commuting in the d.c. area can be stressful. so we decided to do a little research of our own to see just what kind of toll it's taken on our health. >> i don't even know where these people live. it baffles me a little bit. >> i thought that myself oftentimes. hawkins agreed to be our test case and wear an ekg monitor and a blood pressure cuff during his 50 minute commute to work. it was a rainy day and within two minutes of the drive he ran into heavy traffic. the monitors he was wearing showed his heart rate increased at times to hypertensive levels. >> there are things we need to know about as far as the effects of stress or driving and your physical health but we do know that there clearly seem to be changes al

what team do you choose when you play madden, the football video game?questions can sometimes border the, dare i say, creepy zone. central florida quarterback blake bortles said that several teams asked him about his now internet-famous girlfriend. they wanted to know if she would be around if team officials visited him in florida and if she'd, "be there for dinner and stuff like that." we know a few weeks ago, probably a month or so ago, bortles' coach at central florida said that his girlfriend was worth 6 million googles, and that's about how many googles you'll find, or at least views you'll find when you google bortles' girlfriend. you don't even have to put in her name. you just have to put in "bortles girlfriend." that's how popular she's become on the internet. >> that's a pretty creepy question. >> pretty creepy. >> what team are you when you play madden? >> denver broncos. >> what about you? >> all day. >> if it's not an atari 600, i don't know how to play. >> if it's not pong, john's out. >> i'm out. thanks, joe. >>> we have breaking news this

we spent a little time at the madden party this week.ught up with packers running back eddie lacy and also bengals wide receiver a.j. green. lots of celebrities were out. i was looking for another man with good hands. i'm talking you, larry fitzgerald. . he must have been at somebody else's party. we also spoke with the folks from the nfl that put this super bowl party scene together and talked about what really goes into making a super bowl party event. it's a lot. take a listen. >> this is the day and then there's the night. the night is time to party. what's going on? >> there's lots of parties during super bowl week. some that are nfl parties and some that are parties that just sort of happened and make the week more exciting for folks. the biggest and best party that at least we like to say because i work on it too selfishly is the tailgate party. that is the party that happens three hours before the game. it's for 10,000 people and really an unbelievable celebration of a wonderful season, every season and the super bowl. >> it is a

well, there was a three hour stop for rain at the at&t, but once underway, jon madden was happy., i think he's got one, every major city in the country, watching peyton manning, this is the first year you can honestly say that the athletes are the bigger stars than rai romano and andy garcia, peyton manning, brady doing his thing, as pam mentioned of all time, two greatest, but here's the shot of the day, james hahn, pga tour, five shots out of the league. oh, james. make me melt. make me melt! that's james hahn and he's in there, and phil mickelson, there he goes, still in the hunt, three shots back of the leader, andrew lope after one round. please show me putin to go out on, 50 million dollars this man paid for the olympics, i just wanted to show president putin with his shirt off. >> and a good night, everybody! >>> farewell jay. >> enjoy your last day. >> historic night on tv. >> thank you very much. >> and breaking news. his surprise guest. >> i'm on it. it's the surprise i just told you. >> can you guess the number one target of his jokes with 4600 zingers? >>> then i didn

. >>> in the madden bowl superbowl simulation. matt prater kicked the field goal. so another least in the video goals, the broncos beat the seahawks. we will see if that holds true. >> what do you think? >> i think the broncos are going to win it. they have the better offense and it will be interesting toasty if richard sherman will have the last word. >> thank you very much. >> back in a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty. news >> that's it for us. >> broncos, broncos and? >> whatever you say. >> we will see you back here. that was good i like that. goodnight. ,,,, this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn to walk. again. you'll curse the fact that something you mastered as a 1-year old is now so difficult. but you will take that first step. and you will never stop moving forward. at citi, we believe in everyone's potential, which is why citi and rico are giving back to paralympic sports programs who wants more potatoes? hit

my self established these two years before ned and i joined the company that he actually was or maddening. let's see if maybe it is his son but today only on listening the new impetus to that is really fantastic and lately have been really happy. i'll review this this this meeting is saturday and a fantastic the best. this is a great inspiration to the many people goes a lot coming up clean up coming that make him until he gets in. addition to many students who are studying either but obviously that he's lied about school in the activity had already started powered off. well it is all about songs and sounds his upcoming film of the descent into one sometimes that it's tunes. i laugh. they should. visiting the ccc ninety six and she's the queen and the man. nobody likes that she hadn't done that. this means that he has been cleaned. the music stand to be honest. thanks to the end by a bullet to be canned. please join in my post on scott's c'mon now and each time he did a lot to that extent the cause of that you treat them like that makes it may be happy to find unity of stevens doesn't lik

tonight on kcbs radio john madden said coach and the gm have to find common ground or else. >> eventuallyhave to come to a decision together and it can't be a power play. it can't be where, you know, one wants one player and one wants the other. if they disconnect in the front office, let me tell you this. it's a lot easier to get a suit than it is to get a coat. >> spoken like a true former coach. >>> -- a suit than it is to get a coach. >> spoken like a true former coach. >>> here's the top five. >> i don't like his antics. i think he's an arrogant little [ bleep ], embarrassed himself, embarrassed his teammates. he's embarrassed his coach. >> okay. >> sees a shoe-in. >> the next time a blizzard is in california, don't call this man to shovel. no. 3, this guy won't have any offers to compete in the summer's x games left over from the olympic down there. no. 2, michigan left with two seconds in overtime. glenn robinson scores. no. 1, josh reddick robs michael morse of a how run and looky there, all the way up the wall and you know what? he did it again in the 4th inning. reddick outstand

there is still that little bit of both the impression is that where it a bit maddening and isolate it. i don't see any supermarket into finding a style so i can take from it palm oil. in case it's common to most of the building. was he organizes and dismissed the problems is teething troubles some to its less than happy that i get my ideas and within three days before my departure i was told that my head teller in maine coast into fat acceptance that i would be built into two of the details of which the first one is just a boarding house the senate to deal with it but the russians are confident all will be well for friday's grand opening the internet to learn and to commit his back them up single twenty four thousand troops to the games had intended to set compact disc and focus on the mail today he chipped a tooth she could do most of the fact of cc has confirmed his intention to run for president and the election said she was in the next few months following the approval of the company's union and the constitution according to qa team each year a poll cc said he had no alternative b

this has been maddening to see the sort of on call was received to come by. it was on cnn and fanning and keeping the lid in the cpt and ten teammate nick help us one runs. fancy a decision and women's team finished tenth in the fall by five for the next day cross country relay. after defined exchange denise and i was about time drivers from sweden and finland. the so i rested it on the soft times when ten thousand each. just ahead of compatriot gotten a big orange and sink next to in evidence to the front the when in sixteen hundred feet it still attracts high as you can successfully defended pet goat medal ahead of south korean citizen kane harry and went on a piece we are suffering now and here are the results of round twenty one so far no big surprises with powerhouse by a munich doing short work of five book in front of the home crowd of more than seventy thousand by and one for nail with goals from dante cloudy of sorrow and head on shot kiri who scored points dortmund tried to keep up the pace when a white doll frankfurt role of unqualified turn the ta

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things like if india keeps behaving like this we're going to cut them off from all of our drugs so maddening i mean i get that it costs a ridiculous amount of money to make these drugs and that companies need to recruit the development costs but we're talking about making things that save lives from cancer here not making shiny new i phones it shouldn't cost that much to make the drugs in the first place and it certainly shouldn't cost that much to take them money should be taken out of the equation in general when it comes to saving lives but nope here in the us it always comes down to money only in america what a c.e.o. say with a straight face that his cancer medication was only for rich people the real cancer in the story is the corporate greed that's eating away at our morality so night let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for at larry king now tonight's guests are tia and tamera mary of the twins you may remember from the ninety's sitcom sister sister they talk about their new reality t.v. series and much more

and people were really women were very excited and madden said fink you for showing these pictures women are so beautiful when they're pregnant. thus if the ballots returned to have time in school and continues to train students. those beliefs can be summed up with the mind in the film black swan which says don't let other people's said the brown before we the i . and for the association is really gay fathers who have taken upon themselves to assist hundreds of gay families in israel to be protected under the law beats me is the first openly gay member of the knesset ones to help the new kind of families to get their civil rights too. it is a very important event. we had to hold new phenomenon in use around. she is still with the few is in place where we have an new kinds of families we've not to fund their school others. geisha knees the golden mean is on the rainbow families and now india to help them to gain equal rights for service the full mary age for adoption in full force of state state subsidies to drive to die. it's time for the state to recognize these and use them it isn't to

nationalists with how you made use of state and the dinning room so it would snow in the air is so maddening when talking about in the us code is constitutionally of them involve international laws on the phone that i'm on board with war crimes. so you have writing and all was going to ut to spend a sunday school when wendy's. let's take this to use with bro and me trying to move to greece and whenever they are older they are exposing wrongdoing it was of course i think she knew when to go to criticizing which to grow and try to weasel is trying to maintain that the journalist working with which the rulers that have committed a crime and this is something so is it that you don't think that you have heard anything like missing and estates. tuesday my copy arundel in open seas so this is the series situation with the havoc it just wanna ask you if you could talk to roger is the man that is really in launching these accusation had and has really been at the forefront of this. what would you say heaven willa. i will take some courses in ethics and the unknown reason the opportunity and a guy who

and people were really women were very excited and madden said thinking pursuing these pictures women are so beautiful when they're pregnant. ahead on a school and continues to train students. those beliefs can be summed up with the mind in the film black swan which says don't let other people's said the brown before we were the i have . then for the association is really gay fathers who have taken upon themselves to assist hundreds of gay families in israel to be protected under the law pete and pete smith the first openly gay member of the knesset ones to help the new kind of families to get their civil rights too it is a very important event we have been wholly new phenomenon in his room. she is still with the few years in place where we have an new kinds of families. we have two fathers mothers jason these pickled ending is rather fin the least and now we are here to help them to gain equal rights for surrogacy full mary age for adoption in full force of state state subsidies are two types of diets are you from state to recognize these the new committees and to help. putting it to

tried to use barack obama's decision to assassinate bin laden against him, and, you know, while it's maddeningan look and see how well that worked for them. >> well, it didn't hurt him. >> right. >> but i don't know. i just -- i think we live in a world where the koch brothers are going to be a problem for a lot of democrats, oil and gas has a lot of money. a lot of money behind those guys. we'll be right back. ch sensitivn that you worry about what you use in the laundry. my tide, downy, and bounce all come in free & gentle. so we get a cleaner, softer blankie. uh oh. [ female announcer ] tide, downy, and bounce free & gentle. >>> blet me finish tonight with a real star of television, the golden age of the 1950s, sid caesar. if you're my age or older, you don't need to know any more. your show of shows. it was thunderously creative, making fun of movies, people who fought in movie theaters. it was tv's answer to mad magazine before there was mad magazine. the star of the show was sid caesar who i loved when he did ceasar's hour. i watched it religiously every monday night right up until the t

john madden in attendance. how did the coach do? bill belichick. to the third, ray romano.doesn't do it much better than this. everybody loved that shot. not so much here after all that work for par. the put for romano checked in at the heart break hotel. andy garcia's will leave him with no help. this is peyton manning's shot. kind of off. par for his whole week, wouldn't you say? that's going to do it for right now up here in san francisco. back to you. >>> want to say it together? 30 minutes of sports on comcast smorts net tonight at 10:30. >> i like doing it together. >> we're morphing into one person. s net tonight at 10:30. >> i like doing it together. >> we're morphing into one person. ps net tonight at 10:30. >> i like doing it together. >> we're morphing into one person. ors net tonight at 10:30. >> i like doing it together. >> we're morphing into one person. ts net tonight at 10:30. >> i like doing it together. >> we're morphing into one person. ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is how californians can take advantage of the affordable ca

unquote and while a reported rift between harbaugh and trent may exist, former nfl head coach john maddend the radio it's just part of the journey to success. >> the more success you have, the harder it is for everyone to get along. >> there's a division as to who gets the credit. >> the nfl tries eliminate and safer. a catcher can only play if he has the baseball. it's good for posi for an injury in a home plate collision in 2011. he's the face of the giants, of course, but got competition across the bay. 82nd baseman has emerged of all people as the face of the as. on the verge of taking down the former mvp. >> that's what i'm guessing. clark kent action. superman style. i need my glasses to see. i mean, i'm not using them just for looks. >> that got us to thinking now, who is the face of kpix 5. >> that's a big mistake. i wanted to include our general manager bruno cohen. the fulmenty and the bears were on the ropes against usc last night and closed the game on a 24-8 run to get the win. should there be a concern they struggled at home against the last-place trojans? >> did we lose, jo

for more on this, i want to bring in democratic strategist, hilary rosen and kevin madden. let's hear what mitch mcconnell has to say about clinton being in kentucky. >> the last time he ran in 1996, i beat the current governor by 160,000 votes, ten points. in 2008, both bill and hillary clinton came to town, including the day before the election and i won by 100,000 votes. so i welcome president clinton back to kentucky. every time he's come, it's been really good for me. >> i guess one question would be, though, mcconnell, before he gets to alison grimes, he has to face down a tea party challenger, matt bevin. does that make is different than previous years? >> yes, you about i think he's positioned to come out of that primary okay and then draw the contrast against alison grimes in a general election. but i think mitch mcconnell's points are right. bill clinton hasn't really been that great of an asset for candidates in kentucky. 2008 and 2010, both of the candidates there in those cycles were beat handedly even though bill clinton and hillary clinton came in to campaign

happened or was a part of what happened and isn't saying anything and isn't being held responsible is maddeningunderstand that. but it's not -- i'm not responsible for what happened. i didn't do it. i wasn't there. i don't know anything more about it. >> this is a case where there's dna evidence that shows that the murderer is in prison but yet there's this feeling that somehow justice hasn't been served. >> when i talk to people they don't understand that somebody else has already been convicted of this crime. not only that, but that all the evidence in the murder room points to rudy. >> just after her acquittal, amanda flew back to the u.s. she knew she had to face the press. but it was nothing like italy. >> when amanda came home, there was a huge crowd. >> my family's the most important thing to me right now and i just want to go and be with them. so, thank you for being there for me. >> all the tv stations, all the radio stations, all the print media, seattle times, everybody, they wrote a lot -- they sent a letter, which i think is unprecedented, together saying we will honor amanda knox'

if anything, let's bring in our cnn political commentators, kevin madden and sally koen.o you think the fear is out there today among these candidates? as they sit in the room, what do you think they want to hear? >> it is a mixed bag. the democrats have won at times in states where it is hard for democrats to win. those aren't going to be candidates that are embracing the party who is more liberal than their constituents. democrats across the board are still looking for the president to do what he can as the leader of the country and as the party specially here, which is set the table, set the agenda. draw the division between what republicans stand for and what democrats stand for. tell all voters, look, if you want opportunity for all, if you want fairness for all, if you want your kids to be able to do better than you and get to college and make decent wages, then you are going to vote democrat. if you want corporations to keep getting tax breaks and you want the inequality gap to keep growing, you are going to vote for the republicans. that's what the president can o

the number two play of all time behind ken jennings in term of regular season winnings david madden.attention and drop out of the public eye. i guess the traditional way to play is simpler and easier to follow. the lesson i can say you can learn aside math. sometimes success are doing the things that are hard that other people aren't willing to do. melissa: we are on team chu and are rooting for you thank you for coming on. >>> it's the last week before our big move to 2:00 p.m. it it was a memorable one. we have more bad medicine with obamacare. we hit our credit cards with hackers and went prison. here is a a look back. >> brand new development in both the wage war and health care hell. >> it's time for americans to have the conversation about raising money mum wage. >> it's not surprising that dick durbin would be there being a cheerleader. >> we also have a president who spent the last five plus years basically aying the american dream is broken. there's a war on the 1%. who the hell creates the job. melissa: it will cause the 2.5 million jobs. >> under the law people will work l

viewer ken madden wrote to us about a stretch of north harrison street in arlington and he said he and others have reported it to the county and the potholes are still there. we is not debra alfarone to hold arlington county to the task and turns out we're responding quicker than they are. >> reporter: it took us less than 12 hours, but let's see how long it takes for arlington to fix them. it's going to be tough getting out here, danielle. >> reporter: maybe that's why they haven't fixed north harrison street by 22nd street. a perforated pass of potholes greets you coming and a deep dark crater seems you going. >> reporter: anyone coming? let's be -- sees you going. >> reporter: anyone coming? let's be quick about this. this one 37 inches. north harrison street is so rough for so long it's hard to pick just one pothole. this is what i look like when i'm not in the pothole and this is how short i am when i'm in the pothole. what are we on, 22nd street and north harrison street? this one is a job for the county. that was a couple days ago. i checked in today. they say their system is so

. >> i i don't think he has a case, steve madden shoes, he was upset, he went away, but he gave themneil: but he didn't lik the way he was prier trayed i portrayed. >> h is a cool guy. neil: what do you make of guy whom t movie was based. >> he is mad at me. neil: he is. >> and he is d't talk to me. he said, you know bo, you call me this name, i said, what do you think you were then, all of a sudden you are robin hood? you robbed 200 million dollars, you went away for 18 months. neil: they are looking at him again? >> he is opening pdora's box. neil: the screen guy is doing the same. >> everyone is looking for a p payday, the guy that movie was abou is a cre, he was creep then, t a lot of people are out of money, but i hope leonardo decaprio wins best actor, he did a fantastic job. >> terrific. lou: . >> soa scoese did a terrific job. neil: you were robbed for a nomination. >> i cle up scorsese. and i wanted tickets to the emmys. neil: what did they say. desm m. >> excuse me my back, beau. >> rlly. >> wait until they lve me. this is leadingo bigger and better things. neil: that one s

. >> i i don't think he has a case, steve madden shoes, he was upset, he went away,ut he gave them ahe didn't like the way he was prier trayed i portrayed. >> he is a cool guy. neil: what do you make of guy whom the movie was based. >> he is mad at me. neil:e is. >> and he is don't talk to me. he said, you know bo, you call me this name, i said, what do you think you were then,ll of a sudden you are robin hood? you robbed 200 million dollars, you went away for 18 months. neil: they are looking at him again? >> he is opening pandora's box. neil: the screen guy is doing the same. >> everyone is looki for a pay payday, the guy that movie was about is a creep, he was a creep then, but a lot of people are out of money, but i hope leonardo decaprio wins best actor, he did a fantastic job. >> terrific. lou: . >> soa scorsese did a terrific job. neil: you were robbed for a nomination. >> i called up scorsese. and i wanted tickets to the emmys. neil: what did they say. >> desm m. >>xcuse me my back, beau. >> reall >> wait until they leave me. this is leadingo bigger and better things. neil: t

tried to use barack obama's decision to assassinate bin laden against him, and, you know, while it's maddeningk and see how well that worked for them. >> well, it didn't hurt him. >> right. >> but i don't know. i just -- i think we live in a world where the koch brothers are going to be a problem for a lot of democrats, oil and gas has a lot of money. a lot of money behind those guys. we'll be right back. from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. you have two options... you can stay inside or get behind the wheel of the jeep grand cherokee with an available best-in-class 4x4 traction management system to maximize control, giving you confidence in all weather conditions. this is the 2014 jeep grand cherokee. it is the best of what we're made of. well-qualified lessees can lease the 2014 grand cherokee laredo 4x

. >> i i don't think he has a case, steve madden shoes, he was upset, he went away, but he gave them. neil: but he didn't like the way he was prier trayed i portrayed. >> he is a cool guy. neil: what do you make of guy whom the movie was based. >> he is mad at me. neil: he is. >> and he is don't talk to me. he said, you know bo, you call me this name, i said, what do you think you were then, all of a sudden you are robin hood? you robbed 200 million dollars, you went away for 18 months. neil: they are looking at him again? >> he is opening pandora's box. neil: the screen guy is doing the same. >> everyone is looking for a p payday, the guy that movie was about is a creep, he was a creep then, but a lot of people are out of money, but i hope leonardo decaprio wins best actor, he did a fantastic job. >> terrific. lou: . >> soa scorsese did a terrific job. neil: you were robbed for a nomination. >> i called up scorsese. and i wanted tickets to the emmys. neil: what did they say. >> desm m. >> excuse me my back, beau. >> really. >> wait until they leave me. this is leading to bigger and

now back from the brink under new ownership by her close friend steve madden and betsy is here with uso much for coming. >> believe it or not. >> i hope you don't ask me to do a cart wheel. >> that's what grandma has to do. >> do you train for these cart wheels or you do a lot of these? >> i think it's bad luck if i practice. usually if i practice, i'm so unfit that when i practice, i ruin myself. so i wing it. one day i know i'll fall and i'll get up. >> it brings us to the point so some extent which is there are so many lines competing in the fashion world right now, and you look at the success of michael kors, for example, just doing amazing. why is it that it's been more of a struggle for you? >> because i'm more weird. >> is that what it's all about? >> i really like to do the clothes i want to do. i have kind of represented doing your own thing for all these years, and i'm just not made for mega -- steve madden, we're doing mega mass production there, but for me and my little retail pink operation, i really liked doing my own thing to the nth degree. i didn't care if we made 50 o

table, democratic strategist margie omero, corey dade, contributing editor for "the root" and kevin maddengist and cnn political commentator. thank you all. >> thank you. >> so what's john boehner up to? i'm having a hard time. you know, he caved on the debt ceiling. realized he couldn't get his republicans to agree to something that didn't have an attachment to it so he just threw it on the floor and voted for it and said we're going to be done with it. sounds to me a little bit like 2014 is a mid-year, and we don't want another slam against the republican party. >> the other side, instead of caving, had a good week through the help of democrats by not skipping out on a check which is what his caucus wanted to do so -- which is why he seemed cheerful as he left that press conference singing even. so, you know, i don't know if voters now are going to notice that the debt limit was raised, you know, if the debt limit is raised in the woods, does anybody notice? think people notice the conflict more than they notice the smoothness, but if you had told me last fall that we'd be here and we wo

dave madden who's number two in regular season winnings after ken jennings, he was the one to make it a few years ago. so i'm just following in other people's footsteps. melissa: yeah. i studied game theory in college, i think a lot of people did. it's such an interesting application, and i'm sure there's going to be a case study on this. it's stop fun. are you making any minor adjustments along the way to your strategy? >> i'm trying not to. i think my first four games i started trying to go back to the easy clues to take sort of the stress of after myself after getting the daily doubles, but i made a few mistakes, forgot there was another daily double on the board in double jeopardy, so for last night's game we're just going to stick with the hard clues all the way through just to make sure that other people can't steal opportunities from me. melissa: the money leader of all time is brad rutter, you've made $123,000 which is phenomenal. how high do you think you can go? >> i don't know. talk it one game at a time. melissa: i love it. arthur, best of luck to you. thank you for coming

guy chose his former coach, john madden, to induct him.ce. >>> the winter games begin in just five days now, but crews are still working on the stadium, the hotels, even the roadways. our own janelle wang is in sochi and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at all of those last-minute preparations. >> reporter: a lot of activity. russian construction crews are working nonstop on last-minute projects. you can find workers at just about every turn, from the coastal cluster to the mountain cluster. they're working on everything from paving the roads to painting the venues, installing the guardrails and putting the finishing touches on the newly built hotels. there is also lots and lots of snow making be made on a mountain and being brought in by the truckload. a mild winter in sochi has not brought much snowfall, and abundance of sun has left an abundance of bare spots. the ski jump, the most obvious example of just how dry this winter has been. but officials say no need to worry. workers hauled a snow-making machine up the steep ski jump today.

people in the post had done and i had seen there were threads on message boards about people like dave maddenlly blasting them for doing this and calling themmen sportsmanlike. i knew this was a reaction a lot of jeopardy viewers had and people keep on doing it. i was kind of expecting it. i wasn't expecting that i would get this much attention compared to like roger craig. roger craig got news articles written about him but they didn't focus so much about the online hate there was for him. it was there but the articles didn't talk about it. maybe because i'm on twitter, maybe because i've engaged with people a little more. it's turned into a different kind of story. >> it's a different age now. >> arthur and i have never met. this is the second time we've ever talked, so, hi, arthur. >> hello. >> thanks for reading my book. i'm curious, what's your favorite tweet you have swatted away so far? >> what's my favorite tweet? >> yeah. >> oh, god. i actually -- >> is that a $400 question or an $800 question? >> i think it would be a $200 question. >> my favorite was someone who said he was defendi

. >> what's maddening about this argument is in some sense the addict is correct.ally doesn't matter if they quit tomorrow or the day after. if they quit a month from now or five weeks from now. but the problem, of course, is that logic is infinitely extend bl. to the addict, tomorrow never comes. the time to quit is never now. our nation, our society, is addicted to fossil fuel. quite literally beare dependent on it. we have a chemical dependency and we theneed to break it or wl raise the temperature of the earth so much it will invite massive risk of widespread catastrophe, disaster and misery. in fact, if we avoid warming the patient to the 2 degree threshold to avoid the worst hazards of climate change, it's estimated we have to leave 80% of the current known fossil fuel reserves in the world in the ground. that's right. trillions of dollars of crude oil, of tarsans oil, of coal and natural gas, we have to leave it in the ground, abandon it there. in other words, we have to stop. and that is why a growing movement has come together to oppose the keystone xl pip

immediate meet up for the common civil liberties and to send to support edward snowden and chelsea madden, private manning and to remember that lineage that atm with the citizens commission to investigate the f. era. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] for people in the back. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] -- so is conviction that the fbi office was worth breaking into must've been based on more than just antipathy for the fbi. i'd like to know what does he know about the fbi the e-mail of, which convinced him to take this rather drastic action. >> i can answer that question. we talked about it quite a bit. he had no file on the fbi, but what he had was a strong perception that turned out to beetroot. he thought that jay edgar hoover was a consummate bureaucrat and i saturate keep greatly detailed files on everything, including documents about how to deal dissent. he didn't have any idea that dirty tricks that would involve in dealing with such a thing. but he thought the jay crew affair would require the meticulous records to be kept up everything. he also is a right-win

it has been frightening, it's been maddening, but it's also been a wonderful expansion of what i know about the 90s. c-span: where do you live now? >> guest: i live in texas on a hill overlooking the city of austin. i live about two miles down the road from lady bird johnson, whom i worked for in washington and who is a close dear friend and who incidentally was the first one to call and say, "bring the kids over for dinner." she does that quite frequently. one time she called and i said, "i'm cooking hot dogs." she said, "i haven't had a hot dog in a long time." she came over to have dinner. i think that we try to talk about history a lot in front of these kids. she had just gotten back from the reagan library dedication and had conversations with former presidents and first ladies, and she really tried to give something of that to these children. that is really what you can do if you are an aging surrogate. i think we have a lot history to share that they miss. who else is to give it? c-span: where are these three kids today? >> guest: today liz, the oldest, is in new york city in p

. >> brian madden -- is this on? district of columbia.com. wanted to ask a question about your thoughts on the science of dr. robert cantu. >> there's a company known at impact, and if you're a -- you're playing football there's something called a -- these neurotests, baseline tests you take before the season, and then if you get a concussion, or if there's a suspected concussion, you take the baseline test again to see if you're up to speed. i you're not, this can be used as a tool to keep you out of play. in the book i talk at great length about this company, impact, because there's been a lot of scholarship on impact, by a guy named mark levelle, and a lot of the scholarship touts impact and suggests that impact is effective, and many of these collarly articles you don't learn that robert levelle, the guy touting impact, is the president of the company and the ceo, the guy who is making millions of dollars off the deal. nfl teams use this, formula one racing uses it, wwe use it. so it's a big business and ahave a chapter called concussions

rod is one of millions of americans who have had an utterly maddening experience of being denied insurance because of a preexisting condition. and in rod's case, his preexisting condition was a congenital heart defect. under our old system, rod was deemed uninsurable by most insurance plans from the moment he was born. so, madam president, for a long time rod found himself forced into purely catastrophic insurance with a very high premium that wouldn't cover much of anything. that changed for him with the affordable care act. despite his heart defect, rod was able to get a plan that covers him and his wife, and they found out they were eligible for tax credits to help pay for it. so today both rod and sarah are covered through a silver plan with lower premiums than the plan that only covered rod if the worst happened. madam president, i'm going to yield the floor now. i know we have a number of other colleagues who are here to speak, and i know some of them are here to tell stories from their own states. but i'd like to note today that i only told three stories of people who are benefiting