it is good for every marilyn there because it is good for our entire economy. it is time to raise the minimum wage in maryland. [applause] feist i believe in my heart that we are pleased for a generation of greatness. i can see the day on our horizon when the achievements of our students need not only the students of our nation that the children of the world. i can see the day when all of our teachers actually have the technology they need in the classroom to provide personalized learning tailored to the unique abilities of every child. a day when every high-school student in maryland upon graduating from my school also has a modern, technical skill. end a year of college credit that has already been aired. i see marilyn's children enjoying the benefits of the state that was the safeguards its waters and woodlands and open spaces. the 22nd surgery and beyond. the state that leaves the green economy of the future faugh treating thousands of new jobs. i see a time fast approaching when are booming high-tech economy is fueled by the tower of an effort more highly

so marilyn works with what she's got reviewing them all.. >> there's nice pickles and lettuce. >> if you wrote just the top dining restaurants how long could you going on? >> i figured about five weeks. >> nor 0 years she's had a good following of readers who liked her plain, factual style. >> there are so many choices at wendy's that it makes your head swirl. >> reviewing wendy's. >> i'm not sure why but i like the distinctive square shape of wendy's burgers. a dab of rice, a pinch of salmon, an egg roll the chicken on a stick. >> and mexican village. >> the home of the norwegian taco. >> but her olive garden write up went viral. read on the internet by millions who had a good laugh over the elderly woman who wrote a glowing review. >> when you first heard it went viral what was your reaction? >> i didn't know what viral was, of course. when someone told me i had 1.3 million hits that first day. >> first came a wave of snarky messages about the review. >> critics in denver sent message saying, your column is pathetic. i just said, thank yo

. >>> also we got something special coming up inside the long lost scrapbook that belonged to marilynome real stunning photographs. that's not it. we'll show you the scrapbook coming up. >>> and we love john travolta and kirstie alley. remember them in the "look who's talking" movies. well, now they're sharing the screen again, and we sat down both of them. big fun coming up on that. >> always with those two. >>> and, you know, keeping that new year's resolution to lose weight and eat healthier means making the right food choices and abc's nutrition and wellness editor david zinczenko is here today, the man behind the best-selling "eat this, not that" is out with a brand-new book called "eat it to beat it." we'll talk to him live in just a moment. first he took bianna golodryga grocery shopping. >> reporter: the supermarkets, aisle after aisle of endless options, but are all of the choices helping to pack on the pounds? in his new book, "eat it to beat it," dave zinczenko shows us how to shop for healthier products. using his book as our guide, we hit up a local fairway. so, dave, her

marilyn monroe at 36-24-34 and audrey hepburn at her d. 1-22-31 both came in at 27. a british study, this is amazing a british study of 300 glamour models playboy magazine models and fashion models found that all of them fell within the way to hip ratio and twiggy was it .7. isn't that amazing? of course they took advantage of this with ruth handler's incredible invention barbie incredible doll introduced in 1959 which became the best-selling toy in history. british magazine the economist said about barbie, of all the forces against which resistance is futile barbie ranks right near the top. in america the average girl in the 1960s and 70's had 10 barbies. it's no surprise then that medical practice up to catch up and began to offer surgical enhancement to improve one's looks. the first of these, the american border plastic surgery opened in 1937 and originally was intended to help disfigured veterans but by 1955 dr. charles meyer published medicine in the service of beauty and the race for plastic surgery was on. column after column was written about how facelifts i

but now a controversial basketball star dennis rodman has outdone my aunt marilyn with a musical tribute to the even more controversial north korean leader kim new one. when he's in the north korean capital pyongyang for an exhibition game to monk kidd was busted do they. the he says the secretive nature of the north korean regime is no telling how many candles came was on his k pace. well robin calls a basketball diplomacy but his latest visit to his court best friend kim has met with heavy criticism in the united states republican senator john mccain called the former nba player an idiot. harsh words. we'll even take a short break when we come back to greece takes the helm of the european union over the economic. i was. i do. you decide you want to watch the images programs. the whole package dw on the internet. media center. dw tell you. greece has formally ceded to the eu presidency. it's an influential role the right taste every six months and it means that things will not have the chops to steve you used to and it certainly has a delegation headed by commission president manuel bar

there was another world leader sung to, marilyn monroe to jfk.dennis rodman positioning himself to be the marilyn monroe to kim jong-un? it is a domestic partnership. >> that is exciting. i think now everyone is galvanized on this story and can't wait for the next development. >> i don't know. i think what is going to happen is if the north korean team loses they are going to be killed. there is no question. i think so. they will be fed to rodman's team who won't know. >> and then he will sing "for he's a jolly good fellow." >> a happy ending for everyone. they have no glee for the gop. but the dems aren't gems either. according to gallop which is a polling agency and not what a horse does" a record 42% of americans identify as political independents. that's the highest since gallop has been asking this question since the mid1500's that mirrors a record low who say they are republicans. meanwhile, only 30% identify with the democrats. innies have been turning up as opposed to outies. i am an inknee. thanks to the government shutdown something cal

i mean, marilyn brando, elvis presley. >> we'll get to that in a moment. you came here from puerto rico with your mother. she left your little brother, and then you do resolve that after. i don't want to spoil it for people who want to read it, but did she ever explain why she didn't bring him with you. >> it wasn't discussed. that's the problem. at a certain point in my life i just found it too difficult. there's mommy. isn't she gorgeous. beautiful exotic looking lady. >> the apple doesn't fall far. >> i love that photo. it's so sweet. it wasn't something that was to be discussed. i just felt that she would probably get hysterical or start crying out of guilt and all that kind of stuff, and i just couldn't make myself ask her why she never saw her son. it's so hard for me to believe it, leave a child behind. >> you were small at the time, like five years old. you came on a boat. it was not a pleasant journey. what was the name of the boat again? >> it was called the sskarabobo. literally translated means stupid face. not a good omen. >> you wondered when

they shut down the neighborhood near marilyn. no word on what that suspect was wanted for, but two other people were arrested. >> dozens of people turned out for. eileen was kidnapped 25 years ago. their message, help bring eileen home. oh lean's parents are hopeful their daughter will be found. >> this is all about her and e knowing as far and wide, we are looking for her until we find her and we are never going to give up. >> eileen was 13 years old when she was kidnapped. there's a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> today, attorney general, eric holder, made one of the most high profile decisions of his career. cbs reporter, adriana diaz tells us he is seeking the death penalty against the boston marathon bombing suspect. >> attorney general, eric holder, says joe tsarnaev should pay for his life for last april's twin bombings. three people died in the attack. more than 26 poo others were injured. tsarnaev and his brother were sound on surveillance video carrying back shats. in the court documents are, ts

they will also address the problems with marilyn's health exchange. in commonwealth virginia's legislative session getting at noon, they will look at the 95 billion dollar budget the outgoing governor left them. other big issues include mental and reform. jeff goldberg is at the statehouse in richmond. you can look for his report coming up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. willht, governor mcdonald give his final state of the republican's term ends on saturday when a democrat is inaugurated. you can watch this live tonight at 7:00 on our sister station, news channel eight. county schools say a data breach puts student and staff information at risk. the school system said the problem involves a software vendor that maintains the emergency management plans. the breach involved personal information normally used only in emergencies. the site was taken down once the problem was discovered and officials say they are taking all necessary steps to ensure the personal information or man's private. once a game day favorite but it might be missing from your super well

marilyn fighter fiery firebrand that was mary helen rogers. i first met her when i was a that commissioner in the 1990s. i was parted of the first activist commission for the agency from the urban reluctant days to an agency that put affordable housing at its forefront. i want to recognize commissioner leroy king who's the long time lasting commissioner. whose heart has been in the western edition and i served with him a commissioner for many years and leroy is 98-year-old. thank you la roadway with all your years with the agency. i think that everything that mary helen rogers figure out for abnormal housing and protection for those who are dispolice department because of what happened she was the true advocate for the affordable housing. i hope mary will be part of our new affordable housing for seniors. i'm glad this is being done under the item of mayor ed lee who's legacy he he's known as the housing mayor. he's done more than any mayor before him. he will speak later. i would also like to recognize the community advisory members. thank yo

. >> reporter: if marilyn was around today she she may be saying this. >> let's go niners!> reporter: abc 7 news. >> well, loyal fans are showing their playoff pride, here is a fan, loves his 49ers gear and looks like a panther. and team spirit was on full display. these girls stood in front of a breath taking background for this shot. e-mail us our photos and videos, you can post them on our abc 7 news facebook page. or tweet them to abc 7 bay area. you may find it hard to buy tickets for next week's championship game in seattle, that is because the seahawks site will not sell people living in san francisco. >>> the 49ers have just returned home tonight at 11:00, the big welcome from fans will be live at 49ers headquarters. >>> developing news out of san jose where the community is banning together to help find a serial arsonist. all the fires happened in the shaded areas just north of 280. 2 of the fires were this morning, including this trail that are was hit for a second time in four days. a san jose city councilman organized a block watch where they went door to door g

i am a believer in stacking and i can tip my hat to you, mayor, and to marilyn strickland because the cowboys were 8-age. you guys are going to the superbowl. we need that clarity around our school system. who is the best and who is the worst. i don't care, i know it is politics again but put them all out, let's know who is good and who is bad because that is what will create organizational change. the third point is the changes we make our around the edges. we need step function, systemic tests, a lot of cities and a couple cities would have done something nobody else has even thought about and let's see how that works, figure out how we help fund those tests and learn from them but everyone is in the middle and i doing about stuff and not really approaching this on the intellectual figures that i think is necessary. i am glad what you are saying, me up and take more will we are talking about. >> you hold that thought. i have a request for you. you are going to close this? >> it is hard to follow. if you were married to an educator, this would follow you every day of your life. i wil

. >> if marilyn was around today she might be saying this: >> let's go niners let go! >> mike shumann has team coverage and a look at the highlights. >> what a win it was. the 49ers have done whatever it takes to win all season. might not be pretty but it worked, and that was evident in carolina when they held off the panthers. down 10-6. kaepernick hits davis. called incomplete, called a touchdown. kap, four yards on the score. then the defense takes over. cared, eight-minute drive, end up with nothing. bowman was one of the five sacks on the day. 23-10 the final. 49ers head to seattle to face the seahawks for the nfc title. we'll go back to charlotte where larry beil is holing court. i have to imagine it was joyous locker room after winning their second straight on the road. >> these guys were fired up. all season long, it looked like the 49ers and the seahawks were the two best teams in the nfc and they were on a collision course, and after this 23-10 win over the panthers, that collision will take place next sunday in seattle, and wide receiver michael crabtree wil

. >> if marilyn was around today she might be saying this: >> let's go niners let go! >> mike shumann has team coverage and a look at the highlights. >> what a win it was. the 49ers have done whatever it takes to win all season. might not be pretty but it worked, and that was evident in carolina when they held off the panthers. down 10-6. kaepernick hits davis. called incomplete, called a touchdown. kap, four yards on the score. then the defense takes over. cared, eight-minute drive, end up with nothing. bowman was one of the five sacks on the day. 23-10 the final. 49ers head to seattle to face the seahawks for the nfc title. we'll go back to charlotte where larry beil is holing court. i have to imagine it was joyous locker room after winning their second straight on the road. >> these guys were fired up. all season long, it looked like the 49ers and the seahawks were the two best teams in the nfc and they were on a collision course, and after this 23-10 win over the panthers, that collision will take place next sunday in seattle, and wide receiver michael crabtree wil

. >> i want to switch briefly to marilyn politics. it looks like they will introduce a couple of bills to legalize marijuana. the governor said he is not supportive of that. where are you on the issue? >> a long time ago there was a , a very baltimore extraordinarily able guy who have been a state prosecutor and ofgested the legalization marijuana. my initial reaction was a positive one. as i talked to people with drug issues i became convinced that it is a threshold drug and it would lead to the use of very harmful drugs. i am not a proponent of the legalization of marijuana. time.fting one more we're going to bounce. >> i will try to balance with you. >> senate negotiators are close to reaching a deal on a farm bill. it would cut -- include a budget.cut to the as this is something you can get behind? >> i talked to collin peterson who is the ranking member of the ad committee. i talked to him last night for some length of time. they have gone from the one dollars to $20 for state contributions. a $9is scored at about billion savings

marilyn bureau chief is live on the scene. chiefyland bureau brad is live at the scene. what do you know? >> about 50 yards behind me is where she was found. this is a sledding hill, as you said, and last night, people would describe this as a party atmosphere, people were sledding, snow boarding, people were drinking, it really was a party. take a look over here, this is where it is, it is right next to the townhouse community, a place where neighbors tell us they are not accustomed to think like this. scary because i walked the dog there all the time. by myself. so it is pretty scary to find out what happened. >> now, what we are hearing hert this woman is that'h --thes were to slug rolled were disheveled, she had no shoes on, and she had to be out here for quite sometime. at this point, it is a mystery. we are told of the homicide detectives are investigating. the death is suspicious. back to you. it's all right bread, t what are my. coming up -- more coming up tonight. >> it is not be snow you should be worried about, it is the cold and the wind from another arctic b

and audrey hepburn from breakfast at tiffanys and marilyn monroe from the seven year itch. >> have youit? >> i don't think so. >> that's what we're doing next rainy day. >> i'm betty nguyen and this is "early today." we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> virginia's former mayor bob mcdonnell planning to face a judge as a report surfaces that he rejected a possible plea deal. >>> bitter cold temperatures causing trouble for workers as they struggle to repair a broken water main. >>> we continue with the deep freeze that's gripping the area. some of you waking up to windchills as lows eight below zero. the entire

helped in the search yesterday afternoon and officers set up a perimeter near north abel street and marilyn drive. people in the area are urged to stay inside their homes as police search cars and yards around the neighborhood. >>> zynga, the san francisco- based videogame company announced more job cuts. this round affects more than 300 employees, about 15% of the company's workforce. zynga had already cut about 1200 jobs over the past couple of years. >>> across the bay area, people are celebrating the lunar new year. >> reporter: celebrating is four generations of this man's family. he came to america when he was 12. his family is among the many we found crowding into chinatown restaurants. [ non-english language ] >> a lot of food cooked new year's eve. new year's day they don't cook, just play and enjoy. >> reporter: the dinner includes many traditions such as serving fish and fowl with heads attached, symbolizing wholeness and life. oranges, symbolizing wealth. >> i pick and give everyone in the family oranges with leaves and it's to give great fortune. >> reporter: and the red packet

on larry king now chris abigail breslin takes on marilyn jr in august osage county i had a dream that i was going on to that and i forgot a line and meryl streep was like just go and you know you get all of that off the set list time you watch yourself in little miss sunshine was when so much of it when you know over my head because i was ten and then finally i thought like two years ago and i was like oh oh oh oh oh plus teenagers to date or do you get the point. what is it all matt stone larry getting now. welcome to larry king our special guest is abigail breslin she first stole our farces all of hoover in little miss sunshine and was nominated for an academy award for that role at the age of ten abigail was now seventeen aging and starring alongside some of hollywood's greatest actors in august osage county a great movie soar last week a great movie the likes of beryl streep and julia roberts to name a few are in this film august osage county about a highly dysfunctional family to save the least brought together by a tragedy it opens christmas day you cannot miss it you see the pl

hello there i'm marilyn aid this is boom bust and these are the stories we're tracking for you today. first up we're walking out on today's show perry yourself now if you've ever wondered about the financial ization of our global economy well then today's your lucky day we have a condom is thomas palley live in studio to discuss just this and bubbles are for bathtubs or blowing i guess as you can see behind me or at least that's what some would have you believe when it comes to our current state of affairs of our economy here in the u.s. plane coming up and finally added harrison and i just got housing in today's big deal think the u.s. housing market is dangerously overheated well think again now let's get to the show . today we're talking about or alleged bubbles one bubble you hear a lot of noise about lately is tech but is the tech bubble moniker really warranted today it's not the mania that we saw in the ninety's where you could put a dot com after pretty much any company name and praise whatever amount you wanted but having said that there are some similarities particularly in

there i marilyn aid this is boom boston these are the stories we're tracking for you today. first up we're walking out on today's show perry yourself now if you've ever wondered about the financial ization of our global economy well then today's your lucky day we have a condom is thomas palley live in studio to discuss just this and follows there for south jobs are blowing i guess as you can see behind me or at least that's what some would have you believe when it comes to our current state of affairs of our economy here in the u.s. plane coming up and finally ed harrison and i discussed housing in today's big deal think the u.s. housing market is dangerously overheated well think again now let's get to the show .

marilyn said we cannot let this said weryland lobbyists cannot let this money to go to other states.sylvania is a good example. on the online side, the problem gets back to politics. what the politicians put into the forecast is too rosy. >> ever wonder what it is like to be a high roller? meet don johnson. to40 million gamblers flock the vegas strip each year. most people only get a peek at las vegas. highroller be a willing to spend $100,000 a hand. someone like don johnson. he is a blackjack player who lives the life of a rockstar. club,e walks into a celebrities pay their respects. the scene is engineered by the casinos, they pick up the tab. >> whatever you want? >> they will try and give him what he wants. what it takes to dazzle everybody today is a hundred times more ambitious, complex, and challenging than before. wynn is always inventing citations for gamblers. from nightclubs to shows to celebrity restaurants. >> we have raised the expectations. a good thing. get theplayers like don best tables, the most expensive bars. >> catering to high and the players starts before the

on larry king now chris abigail breslin takes on marilyn junior in august osage county i had a dream that i was going on to that and i forgot a line and meryl streep was like just go and you know you get all of the head off the set the less time you watch yourself into little miss sunshine was when so much of it went you know over my head because i was ten and then finally i thought like two years ago and i was like oh oh oh oh oh plus teenagers still date or the i'll meet you at the corner. what is all next on larry king you know.

but at the same time, you know, she was the marilyn monroe of the political world.every time she would get out of her car, she had a jaguar shoes to to in, driven by the tissue is a prominent terrorist target, the doors are extremely thick and heavy, very difficult to open. every time she got out of her car, heads would turn and she was really like a movie star. one of the most recognizable faces in the world. in the same went for any of her visit to the united states or to europe. everywhere she went, she was mobbed by crowds of people. he just wanted to get a glimpse of rare, shake her hand. even with that tremendous fame, she was always very, very humble and kind all of the time. also their families as well. and you know, she would treat everybody the same. sometimes she would open the front door of her private office, which was scary, of course, officers are very, very carefully guarded by police with machine guns. sometimes if she heard a knock on the door and she was done in the lobby, she would actually open the door, much to the consternation of the police.

i think curre administrator, had my job, marilyn tavenner. she is very smart. i know her that years. she is great. on i.t. side they have a lot more than they can chew. they have a long way to go. it will be a mess for a long time and it's a political disaster. too me the bigger issue this is a 200 billion-dollar entitlement program and giving a lot of subsy it is to a lot of people. primary reason it will work eventually, whether it works next election, one reason it will work eventually, it will give huge subsidies to a lot people. that is in a lot of cases wrong amount of moneyoing to the wrong people and huge amount of taxpayer dollars going to the wrong place. lou: our ed henry at white house pointed out, chuck todd talking this weekend pointed out a line in the administration's report saying that they had decided, talking about the performance now of on the website, theyad gone all private sector. they were meeting new levels of efficiency. private sector efficiency. actually doing things correctly. as it is done in the private sector. an outright admissi

. >> host: kennedy family, marilyn monroe, were they involved in her murder? investigated that issue? >> guest: i didn't really get into that. not that i avoided it, but again , there was no solid evidence. yes, there is a lot of evidence that marilyn monroe had an intimate relationship with both president kennedy and robert kennedy. but i interviewed peter lawford for several hours, and -- not that that would have been the beall and end all of that -- be all and end all of that question, but with i just have never seen any evidence. it would be embarrassing to the family, and this is probably how the conspiracy started, because marilyn monroe's death, if that brought up the involvement at that time with president kennedy, that would have been the end of the election. i mean, think about it. we're talking back in 1961, '2 and '3. we didn't really know anything about president kennedy's extramarital affairs for many years later. >> host: kitty kelley is our guest this month. rita in wilmington, delaware, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller:

. ♪ happy birthday to you >> plus, dennis rodman doing his best marilyn monroe for the leader ono >>>ening again. we'll start the half hour with an uproar involving one of the most colorful political figures in america right now. did chris christie's aides deliberately start a huge traffic jam on the nation's busiest bridge? the governor says he's furious about the whole thing. inside the firestorm, abc's news reporter jim avala. >> reporter: it's the week of september 9. traffic in fort lee, new jersey just across the world's busiest bridge from manhattan is dangerously gridlocked four days straight. emergency vehicles, commuters, school buses. >> i just got there and it was piled up all wait bathe way bace street. i was like 20 minutes late for school every day for that week. >> reporter: today a series of e-mails and text messages said the four-lane pain was deliberately set by members of chris christie's office who triggered this mess with one short order to the agency that runs the george washington bridge. seven little words: time for some traffic problems in fort lee. two weeks

rodman is the marilyn monroe of the jfk. he's little kim's little bitch.. >> what did you make of his performance? >> was he drunk? >> i don't know what he said. 25 u.n. interpreters. i don't know what was going on. i was hoping that we were going to closed caption it. he sounded upset. that i am sure of. he just -- i think he made a fool of himself at this point. this is worse than the last one. >> bob, do you think he believes he's helping? >> i can't imagine he could. i don't know how he can miss these other guys. listening to him reminds me exactly of what i sounded like when i was drinking and using xanax to get through airplane rides. that boy was extremely loaded. >> he sounded that way. >> eric, jesse jackson praised him. >> yeah. there you go. >> it's the drugs and the abuse. quick story. >> the women. >> i was at a function one time and he was there and my wife was there. she wanted to take a picture with him. as i'm taking a picture of the two of them he leans over to them and says -- that picture right there. he leans over and says, let's get o

. >> it's called the marilyn monroe. change it like every three days, i change it and put a new piece of comb in it. because when you eat, bacteria get on it. i don't want it to be infected. >> jeffries' homemade jewelry could be confiscated because in jail any item that is altered from its intended use is contraband. but she can legally acquire her raw supplies like candy bars and combs from the jail commissary, a virtual general store. >> that's real important to the inmates if they've got money on their account because they can buy cookies, pops, potato chips, soups. >> i try to not eat a lot of sweets because i'm a diabetic. my commissary snacks are cup cakes, pop-tarts, snickers. >> and how do these qualify as not being sweet? >> i act naughty sometimes during my -- i'm not supposed to have sugar, but i have it just in case my sugar level drops. >> but jeffries faces another risk every time she wants to place an order for new commissary items. >> hello? how are you doing? >> having enough money on her inmate debit a

tonight we're joined by four mayors from around the country, two democrats, marilyn strickland of tacoma, washington; and pedro segarra of hartford, connecticut. plus two republicans, scott smith of mesa, arizona. he is also the chair of the u.s. conference of mayors. and mick cornett from oklahoma city. let me start with you, mayor cornett. what did you make of the president's state of the union? >> well, he's told a lot of people what they were looking to hear. i still think this president doesn't continued the huge deficit that this nation is facing. when he took office, the nation had a $10 trillion deficit. it's now 17. and today he said that he had cut the deficit in half. and that seems like some sort of crazy maghtd to me. he introduced a lot of new programs tonight that got a lot of applause but i don't see how that will reduce the debt. his policies have been in place now for five years, and for the most part they're not worsening. inequality is a big problem in this country and as he said tonight, inequality has only deepened. i did like his approach to infrastructure. we do n

birthday ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday ♪ happy birthday to you [applause] >> shades of marilynat madison square garden. >> it was breathy. >> reporter: north korea is short on human rights and what is potentially worse kim jong- jong-un, we think he killed his uncle just because he's a political rival. that makes the singing to kim jong-un just a little politically incensed. >> there is an american. >> reporter: yes. >> kenneth bae. >> reporter: yes, a christian missionary. many think he was there to spread the gospel. they don't like that and they accused him of trying to overthrow the government, and they gave him 15 years of hard labor. dennis rodman was asked about this on cnn. i don't know what you think about cnn, but i think they're quite good. >> you know i was there for six years. nice shot. >> reporter: they said are you going to bring up the issue of kenneth bae. >> really, really? we'll go back and take in the abuse. >> reporter: well, it may or may not, but in the meantime, the sister of ken bae is hopping mad. she said this guy is not a diplomat. he doesn't know w

yeah, rodman is the marilyn monroe to kim jong's jfk. it makes him more than a patsy.kim's lil bitc however. what is he going to do? he kaeblt find me. >> they'll find you. >> what did you make of his performance? wh was he on drugs? >> i don't even know what he said. he had 25 u.n. interpreters. i was trying to listen. i was hoping we were going to close caption it. he sounded upset. he's actually, i think, making a fool of himself. this is worse than the last one. >> bob, do you think he really believes he's helping? >> i don't think so, and i don't know how he convinced the other guys to go with him. listening to him reminds me of what i sounded like when i was drinking and using xanax to get through airplane rides. he was extremely loaded. >> he sounded that way. eric, jesse jackson praised him. >> there you go. >> the years of the drugs and the abuse. quick story, i was at a function one time, and he was there. my wife was there, and she wanted to take a picture with him. i'm taking the picture. as i'm taking the picture of the two of them, he leans over, that pic

. >> edmond green is out of control, and pastor marilyn johnson calls 911.ency medical technicians arrive. she's admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the king's county hospital center in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permission from a doctor. so if something's going wrong in there, you're a prisoner. you're totally at the mercy of the hospital staff. >> it's june 19th, 5:32 in the morning. and esmon green who's been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor. none of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked, why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything? but chances are, they were all medicated, and out of it. >> esmon lies for 20 minutes, and at 5:52 -- >> what happens to her is nothing, except for a security guard comes by, and sees her on the floor. he doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any concern about the well-being

it was marilyn angel's cat louisville who's taking the top prize.u who sent us your pictures and took time out to vote. we enjoyed seeing all your pets. >>> that's going to do it for me here in d.c. we are standing by in new york. before we go, we want to wish a special happy birthday to our audio magic man, and also to my daughter carina, who turns 15 today. make it a great day, and happy new year, everybody. >>> ooh, baby, it's cold outside. >> it sure it. >> welcome to america's news headquarters. >> it's cold outside. we'll stay inside. topping the news this hour, taking on the obama administration. coming up, exclusive new details into senator rand paul's massive class action lawsuit against the white house over the nsa spying program. >> plus, assessing the situation in sochi. what russian authorities are now doing to try to keep our winter olympics safe, following last month's back-to-back terror attacks.

their k-9 units went door to door searching for at least one suspect who may have been armed near marilynnd north abel street. no word what the suspect was wanted for. search ended about an hour ago. two other suspects, though, were arrested. >>> in downtown san jose, federal agents, law enforcement agencies and k-9 units raided a tattoo parlor this morning and found what appeared to be crystal meth, marijuana, knives and guns at a tattoo shop. the fbi says it was a hub of operations for a subset of the sereno gang. 20 people were arrested. >>> michelle obama in the bay area raising money for democrats. first stop at cotogna in the financial district around the block. a huge motorcade pulled up but the first lady was out of sight. tickets started at $10,000. she then moved on to a reception at one lightsdorf. tomorrow she will be at a fundraiser hosted by nancy pelosi at the fairmont. >>> coming up how bay area firefighters came to the rescue of a dog in distress. >> how a popular bay area-based coffee brand just received a huge jolt and we ask, could this be the next starbucks? >> and wh

a police dog helped in the search yesterday afternoon near north abel street and marilyn drive.ide homes as police searched the area. >>> there was a scare in the cal campus last night. the fire department says a little before 8:00 a container of hydrochloric acid broke in the science building on campus. about 2 liters spilled. police cleared out all the students on that sixth floor just to be safe. nobody was injured. >>> the bay area and people all across the world are celebrating the beginning of the lunar new year. restaurants in san francisco's chinatown were full last night as people enjoined new year's eve. the lunar new year is the longest and most important holidays in some asian countries. in china it's the spring festival. along with the traditional meal, last night people gave oranges which symbolize wealth. >> i pick and give everyone in the family oranges with leaves and it's to give great fortune. >> you call it lucky money. >> as a kid it was great because of all the money that you get from the packets but growing up, yeah, it's a bit more trying to give back to

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medicare/medicaid chief marilyn tavenner posted the total today, based on numbers from federal and state exchanges. the administration's goal is to sign up seven million people by the end of march. still to come on the "newshour", margaret warner on averting a breakdown of the syria peace talks; the standoff between protesters and police in ukraine; poverty in one of america's richest counties; a new landmark study on economic inequality and mobility; shields and brooks on the week's news; plus, remembering a poet who spoke truth to power. >> wooduff: the united nations' lead envoy on syria struggled today to hold talks together aimed at ending the country's civil war. as hari sreenivasan reports, he may have reached a breakthrough >> sreenivasan: demonstrators from both sides of the syrian conflict highlighted the diplomatic divisions, as the assad regime and the opposition failed to meet face-to-face today. then, came this: >> tomorrow we expect, we have agreed that we'll meet in same room. >> sreenivasan: u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi made the announcement after hours of meeting separate

. >> marilyn lancelot, another slot addict, ended up embezzling over $1/4 million from her employer in my daughters lived within two houses away. they did not know i was stealing money or gambling until one day, seven police cars drove into my yard and took me away in handcuffs. that's how they found out. >> handcuffs? >> yeah. >> this is gambling for gambling's sake. and the aim is not to win a jackpot. >> she's not talking about most people who go to casinos. she's only taking about addicted gamblers. are you saying that they'd rather stay in the game than win the money? >> yeah, not only am i saying that, but i found instances where gamblers who won a jackpot then became irritated because it stopped the flow of play. >> researchers at the university of waterloo in canada measured how players respond physiologically while they gamble and showed that the new machines can make them think they're winning even when they're not. the gambler almost always gets some money back. if he puts in a dollar, he might get back 50¢. but the sounds and flickering lights trick his brain into thinking

why do you want to be married to maryland room monroe if you are not married to marilyn monroe? [laughter] why say it if it ain't so. she is going like this. do i have to spell it out for you? last question. >> we are actually at the end of our program ladies and gentlemen. a round of applause for chris matthews. [applause] thank you, thank you very much.

. >> dan quayle and marilyn quayle. >> i think of that as a place where we see a real tension.e is above all things a gentle man and wouldn't want to say ill things about people who work with him and for him, but i think the president has alluded to this from time to time -- would agree that is not a helpful choice. there is a lot of discussion of whether quayle should be dumped from the campaign in 1992. he was not bringing anything. president bush said, that would be the wrong thing to do, especially as a former vice president. this was an area he didn't want to revisit while he was in the presidency. historians look back and have to shake your head a little bit over that decision. >> paul from boston, you are on. >> i would like to know, is there a public school named after barbara bush? >> thank you very much. is there one in kennebunkport? >> if not there, there are other schools. >> what does kennebunkport mean for the family? >> it is tallest, it is quiet. it is family. it has a long history going back to bush's grandparents. they watched their children grow up their and

>> only if marilyn monroe is coming to visit you at night. >> probably not her, but -- >> don't get yourp. >> whoa. >> who wins? >> well, edgewater, new jersey, and new york giants. of course. who else could win? >> obviously. >> we're in new jersey and rooting for the giants, although they're not in the game. >> wow. even though the house is twice as small? >> because looking at an in1re6789, you never want the largest house in the area. literally it's double the size of all other houses and a lot of competition in that town. on the smaller houses, they still can't get sold. edgewater, new jersey, house, a perfect size for that buyer. >> dolly, thanks, as always. >> thank you. >>> the new jersey house wins round three. moves on to the playoffs. see if it can make to the championship round. during the "closing bell." "final trade," up next. ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. s

distancing the doctor from his or her patients, and poems like one he brought for his students to read-- marilynker's "cancer winter"-- can help close that gap. >> "the hovering swarm has nothing to forgive. your voice petitions the indifferent night 'i don't know how to die yet. let me live.'" >> there's a confrontation with mortality. how does the poem make it happen? >> we have this universal experience with mortality, and the reader begs us to grapple with it. >> the way she shows us the landscape transformed through the lens of a diagnosis. to know this now means you see ruin. >> brown: third-year resident andrea schwartz was one of the workshop regulars who read her own poetry. >> "the whiteness of her mother's knuckles while i told her we couldn't promise her a cure. after the call, i imagined the translator hanging up his receiver into the silence of his office, unable to break beyond the role to offer condolence or hope." >> brown: the next day, natasha and her former student compared notes. >> one thing we talk about is the way poetry connects us to other human beings. and i think i sa