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. >> her name is milly. and they looked at the puppying they had. it took the girls less than 12 hours. >> and milly is now a member of the family. >>> stay with us this morning. and she is on twitter. all about it aide her cool air cut. >>> and on and off screen lovers have a lot to celebrate. the title bestowed on them and with it dollar signs. this cold season, nasal congestion won't stop me. i made the clear choice. claritin-d. decongestant products on the shelf can take hours to start working. claritin-d starts to work in just 30 minutes. power through nasal congestion fast. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. pauline phillips known as dear abbey has passed away at 94. she had long suffered from alzheimer's disease. the first column appeared in 1956 and phillips wrote under the pen name abigal van buren. it is the world's most widely indicated column with a daily readership of 110 million. >>> and well they're a hot couple on screen and the films make a lot of money. chris tin stewart and robert pa

even though we all know it wasn't milli vanilli singing any milli vanilli songs, it doesn't get better than kicking back on a cold night with a little "girl you know it's true." ♪ girl you know it's true ♪ my love is for real ♪ girl you know it's true >> not to mention even if beyonce did lip sync and, girl, you know it's true, she's got to be the best lip syncer on the planet. she looked amazing, sounded amazing. it wasn't like she turned the inauguration into an ashlee simpson "snl" moment or anything. ♪ on a monday i am waiting ♪ on a tuesday i am fading ♪ >> oh, it's still painful after all these years. still hurts. speaking of painful to people who are apoplectic about whether beyonce lip synced, talk to me after you got on the stage in front of the president of the united states and hundreds of thousands to sing the national anthem in 40-degree weather. until then, that particular bomb >>> "outfront" next, weeks after newtown, another shooting at an american school as two gunmen open fire at a texas college. we go to houston for the latest. >>> plus the family of an american host

even though we all know it wasn't milli vanilli singing any milli vanilli soongs, it doesn't get better than kicking back on a cold night with a little "girl you know it's true." ♪ girl, you know it's true ♪ girl you know it's true >> not to mention even if beyonce did lip sync and "girl you know it's true" she's got to be the best lip syncer on the planet. she looked amazing, sounded amazing. it wasn't like she turned the inauguration into an ashleigh simpson "snl" moment. ♪ on a monday i am waiting ♪ tuesday i am fade iing ♪ ♪ >> oof, so painful after all these years, still hurts. speaking of painful to people who are apock leaptic about weather beyonce lip singhed talked to me after you got on the stage in front of the president of the united states and hundreds of thousands to sing the national anthem in 40-degree weather. that bomb is bursting in air on the ridiculist. >>> piers morgan tonight starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan tonight," the next four years, a live town hall special. day one, president obama's second term, can he keep his promises to america on guns after anothe

but do you really want the guy from milli vanilli defending you? schumer owes them an apology. he is right, he organized the inaugural events, he hired her, she can go up and lip-synched. thit is common at an event witha larger performance involved, you're not paying to see them, but she did not do that. the one thing that worked, if there is pay involved, they should withhold her pay and do that with other performances in the future. look, we know this works because the host threatened to withhold the pay of the senate if they didn't come up with a budget, so we have the rest of them coming up with a budget for the first time because we threatened to withhold their pay. that is how you do it. liz: that is right. go ahead, david. >> when we get back to the budget, why won't they do a budget? they have already spent the money, the new tax bill, and again, what do we see coming out of this senate? you go and debate bills, vote on them. speaker every time i checked republicans are filibustering anything they don't want to debate they cut off the debat

the millie tants led by this man, claimed 35 hostages were killed but that could not be confirmed. >> we're concerned about reports of loss of life and we're seeking clarity from the government. >> one hostage was confirmed safe, he called his family to say he was free. >> we're delighted. >> but the fate of the others are still unclear. officials warn this is symptom attic of al qaeda in north africa. >> some say this was a retaliation for the french military efforts. at any rate, it caused a jump in oil prices today and several oil companies are pulling their workers out ofal jeesh ya. -- algeria. >> production of boeing's 787 is moving forward. boeing must find solution to an election tri cal problem. they will continue to manufacture these planes the company would not talk about any planned deliveries. rival company airbus which uses the same batteries they are confident their planes would not have the same problem. >> big change in house leader nancy pelosi's staff. her chief of staff is retiring after 38 years on capitol hill. his last day will be february 1. he will be replaced

bush's springer spaniel, milly. her memoir was a best seller.er was famous for another region. >> they started to know ranger h grew gaining so much weight. >> george w. bush's barney was the first to take the public on a dog's eye view of the white house with his popular barney cam. >> received more than 24 million hits the first day it was launched. >> it is time for barney cam. are you ready for it this year. >> other white house pets have become icons of their area. hoover's king tutt, fdr's fala, the pope any macaroni and president ford's liberty. the most trusted adviser. one of the perks of being one of the white house pets. >> want to go out, go out? >> they may not be able to speak for the president but what they do give us is a rare glimpse into quiet moments between a president and his best friend. >> did you notice the picture of the raccoon in that piece? that was the coolidges family pet, rebecca. they would walk her around the white house lawn on a leash, a pet raccoon. >> it would go through the trash after that. >> that was the

the director of the burmese presidential office told the bbc that the situation was complex and the milliorque -- military had told them that the airplanes were only being used to resupply troops. for campaigners for human rights, this is more evidence that the world has been hasty in lifting sanctions and embracing the burmese leaders. >> all the hubris and optimism we're hearing from parts of the international community, they face a real reality test when we look at places like this, where it seems that the army is still very much in control of the political agenda, continuing to shut out human -- humanitarian rights. >> much has changed in burma, but the continuing violence is a constant reminder of the power still wielded by the army there. >> going out to thailand, where police have arrested a 26-year- old man on suspicion of killing a british tourist at a party. stephen ashton was caught in crossfire between local gangs at a bar on the southern island. the island of draws thousands of backpackers to its famous parties. his family has been informed. jonathan is in bangkok. fill us in

. >> that's in her favor, we were talking about milly vanilly.ituation. >> thank god. >> but the comparison to be even in the same bucket at milly vanilly. >> it's a different bucket. >> now that j-lo and aretha franklin have come to her defense, it's going to quiet this. >> was the recording -- did she do a good job with the recording, yes or no? >> yes, but she was in a studio. >> so what. that's all that matters. >> kelly clarkson went there and sang her little lungs out, james taylor did. >> james taylor did not lip sync, i know that. >> she's pretending to sing and she's really not. >> it's symbolic. >> perfect symbolism, right? >> poetic symbolism. karen, thank you for putting a thoughtful spin on a thoughtless move by the pop star. >> harsh. >> thank you to karen, sam, maggie, and hugo. that's all for now. see you back here tomorrow when i'm joined by richard wolffe, jonathan capehart, lee gallagher. until then, find us at facebook.com/nowwithalex. "andrea mitchell reports" is coming up next. but when i started losing energy and became moo

quitting the jury acquittal an acquittal most of them had a acquitted a very few of those leaders to milly's the case the leaders are reasonable as animals and there's a living wage. if i could please finish what you said i was. trying to say that go ahead lawrence well you made an incorrect claim at first now you're saying now you're saying in fact these people were indicted tried and acquitted well the fact that someone is acquitted is not an example of the failure of impartial justice in fact in many ways is an example of the success of impartial justice because what that indicates is simply that the prosecutor fail to make his or her case beyond a reasonable doubt and in fact it is the case that you know when you engage in a trial a trial is not a forum for simply venting political grievances it is a form that requires that criminal guilt be proven and that the very fast of what he was going through he was using cases and. that was the. georgia reply and then i want to go to you don't prosecute cases yes if you don't prosecute cases properly as was the case with nasir already well of cou

dad came through on his promise, adopting millie, this lab/shepherd mix. >>> in sports, super bowl xlvii as the battle of the harbaugh brothers. john harbaugh''s ravens revenge beat the patriots with three touchdown passes by joe flacco. ravens' fans celebrated, beating new england 28-13 to win the afc title game. earlier, frank gore had two touchdowns as jim harbaugh san francisco 49ers staged the biggest comeback victory ever in an nfc championship game, 28-24 over atlanta. the niner fans in san francisco went wild. check this out. ravens and 49ers will go head to head in super bowl xlvii in new orleans in two weeks, on february 3. it is the first time two brothers will coach against each other in a super bowl. their father, now, jack harbaugh, played one year of professional football with the afl's new york titans in 1961. after his sons were born, jack began a long coaching career in high school and college. >>> check this out. california, surfers rode waves between 20 and 30-feet high in the famed mavericks invitational surf contest in half moon bay, south of san francisco. the winn

dad came through on his promise adopting millie, this little lab-shepard mix. >>> in sports now.xlvii is billed as the battle of the harbaugh brothers. john harbaugh's ravens avenge last year's patriot defeat with three touchdown passes by joe flacco. and ravens fans celebrated beating new england 28-13 to win the afc title game. earlier, frank gore had two touchdown as jim harbaugh staged the biggest come back victory ever in an nfc championship game, 28-24 over atlanta. and niners fans in san francisco went wild. the ravens and 49ers will go head-to-head in new orleans in two weeks on february 3rd. it is the first time two brothers will coach against each other in a super bowl. >>> now their father, jack harbaugh, played one year of professional ball with the afl's new york titans back in 1961. after his two sons jim and john were born, jack began a long coaching career in high school and college. >>> now to college basketball, second ranked indiana's cody zeller scored 21 points as the hoosiers edged northwestern 67-59. indiana could become number one this week because louisvi

they adopted the newest member of their family, millie, which is their new rescue dog. >> 1 million -was it 700,000? >> they were up to 1.6 million. they posted it on tuesday, by the time they went to bed, 10,000 likes. but the dad is in the social networking -- he knows how to get it. >> and cute puppy, too. >>> for some of you, local news is next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with dear abby. you need a hand. well, walgreens is innovating to help. by making prescription refills this easy. and we're bringing our pharmacists out front to answer your questions. at walgreens, we'll do more than help you get well. we'll help you stay well and live well. because that's what it really means to be at the corner of happy and healthy. it wasn't their cup. if you don't like that dark roast, we've created a coffee for you. blonde is a beautiful, light roasted coffee. kind of mellow, sweet, a little citrusy. for me, personally, i love connecting with people, so blonde roast just gives me a whole nother reason to connect with more customers. ♪ but all you notice is her beautiful, healthy sk

millie has been fighting it for days. >> i can't explain how miserable i feel. >> reporter: the strain in the u.s. is a whopper called h3n2 type a. seasons dominated by this strain are severe with greater number of hospitalizations and deaths. so far, 20 children have died from the flu. how effective is the vaccine? the cdc says it's 62% effective. >> it's a good vaccine but not perfect. >> reporter: while the vaccine may not prevent all cases of the flu, it can make the symptoms milder if you do become infected. so experts say anyone six months and older who hasn't already gotten the vaccine should get it now. if you are older or have a weak immune system the vaccine is less effective but offers some protection. because it's not perfect, everyone needs to be extra vigilant in preventing the spread of the virus. that means washing your hands frequently, and if you are sick, staying home. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5, healthwatch. >>> more on the warning doctors are giving california is coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley." that's immediately after this newscast. >>

up to a milli xpected to turn ou >>> well, the streets of pasadena are decked out in red and white ahead of tomorrow's annual tournament of roses parade. up to a million people are expected to be there. new this year, the defense department's own float recognizing veterans of the korean war. some of the parade watchers will be heading for the rose bowl to watch stanford take on wisconsin. >>> on the east coast, people in new york city are gearing up for another tradition. as many as a million people will pack into times square to ring in 2013. and cbs reporter edward lawrence is live in manhattan where the big ball drop is less than four hours away. hi, edward. >> reporter: hey, elizabeth. how are you doing? a million of my closest friends have packed into this times square area to watch the ball behind me drop. a number of acts have practiced on stage. the neon trees were one of them. the atmosphere here very electric. you can imagine people here coming from all over the world. we talked to folks from china and from australia who wanted to be here in the cold weather just to watch that

i know all of you are and millie, it too. -- emily, too. >> good morning.e surprised to hear a man named jack say "i am emily." i work at the gay and lesbian victory fund. we learned a lot from them is less about how to recruit and support candidates. -- emily's list about how to recruit and support candidates. i met no bigger fighters for progressive values in emily's list women. victory fund supported 180 candidates at all levels. nothing was like the pinnacle of all those races when we teamed up with emily's list to help elect the first out signature in the history of the united states. -- senate hurt in the history of the united states. the partnership between emily's list and victory fund was like nothing we had done before. we made history. when tammy baldwin was elected in madison, wisconsin that glass ceiling shattered. it was amazing. the first woman senator in the history of wisconsin. i hope you can imagine what her victory meant to gay and lesbian americans, especially to young people. i am enemy because i know she removed barriers for all of us

intermix is joining a big billion dollar, and it is a $100 milli retomailer with entrepreneurial roots, and relationships with these special designers. >> reporter: he's keeping his neutral rating on gap shares, which are up an impressive 75% in the past year. now gap is waiting for its fashion turnaround to have the same success. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: tomorrow on n.b.r. we head to florida's citrus groves, to find out what's behind an expected drop during the orange harvest. we'll talk to the c.e.o. of smoothie and juice chain jamba juice. and our friday "market monitor," kate warne of edward jones expects solid corporate earnings this year. we will hear how that plays into her investment strategy. finally doctor mcdreamey, is going toe to toe with starbucks. "grey's anatomy" star patrick dempsey in seattle today leading a group of investors trying to buy tully's, a bankrupt, seattle coffee chain. the actor has spent several year's filming in seattle, and he has some big competition, starbucks is also bidding for some of tully's assets. dempsey says buying the coffe

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we have john edwards, pete rose, millie vanilli, remember them? >> gretchen: exactly. >> at least you know when he's lying. >> gretchen: exactly. >> brian: so pi folk would he would be your number one liar? >> yeah. >> brian: how about a nonfictional choice? a little different than we scripted. >> steve: millie vanilli kind of fictional. all pinocchio wanted to be was a real beaumont that's all. we asked you what you thought and carey said, worst liars list left off the biggest liar ever, o. j. simpson. that's a good point. >> gretchen: this tweet from scott. i think that bernie madoff is the biggest liar of recent times if measured by the damage done. >> and mr. clinton. >> brian: that was a big write in one on our e-mail. >> steve: cat is a professional presenter. would oatlike do the next tweet? >> pinocchio learned lisles son and grew personally from the experience. the others still lying. >> brian: pinocchio does not belong on the list. in your marriage, that's true, right? you are married? >> you're literally like, so many men will be crushe

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it's not like milli vinilli. >> don't knock milli vinilli, they do a stage show. i saw them live. >> i can't believe are you admitting that. >> one guy says lip syncing isn't easy actually. could have been pulling the earpiece out to stay to time with the music. >> the person with the most insight was aretha franklin, who four years ago performed at the inauguration, and she said this. interviewed by abc news. she says, listen, 46, 44 degrees, for most singers, that's not good singing weather. she cracked up and next time she will probably do the same. not a big deal, most -- past people who have recorded. >> does she lip sync in concert, beyonce? >> i don't think so. when you think are you seeing leave performance, you should know. >> u.it's a live performance of herself. >> she's not dancing or playing an instrument. what is she doing? >> you sit 25, 30 minutes and your choivoice starts to change. if i had walked out and immediately been able to belt out my song, because i was warmed out and ready to sing. when you sit in the cold, are you concerned it won't be as good. >> the b

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so mahalo, millie and my family. in life there are seasons.while leaving congress is bittersweet, i am looking forward to spending more time with our five children, getting to know our 15 great grandchildren and can you believe this, we are expecting our 16th great grandchild next year. i will b dan not studes .. up-and-coming leaders and visiting places in hawaii that i have worked for over my career. my goal was to bring the spirit of aloha to our nation's capital in everything i do. in hawaii, we look out for one another, we work together, we treat each other with respect. i hope i succeeded in sharing a little bit of hawaii with all of you. as i come to the end of 22 years in this chamber and a total of 36 years serving in congress, i offer my profound gratitude and humble thanks to the people of hawaii for giving me the opportunity to serve them for so many years. it truly was the experience of a lifetime. all i ever wanted was to be able to help people, and you gave me that opportunity. so mahalo nui loa. in hawaii we don't say goodbye.

. >> who knew, beyonce pulling a milli vanilli, who knew.were singing teeny bopper tunes, and they looked silly. but beyonce was singing america's tune. it is a continued pattern of little lies that hardly move the world but give you a false impression of the world, stars you think are singing live but are not, marine bands you think would be the last to put their stuff on taif, bu tape but do. parties that say they are going to work together but can't. forget about their words not being in s ync with there are mouths. >> would you sing or dance or do whatever the president asked if you have an opportunity for an historic moment, i'm going to sing the "star spangled banner," then you don't, now she condition say that she cheated herd out of the opportunity, and cheated americans out of that moment, everyone was so happy, it was wonderful performance but it was in brooklyn. then she pulled out the earpiece, like wow this will be harder, she is doing it live. without the earpiece, then for whatever reason. neil: you were listening to her? >> i

or selling a recording like -- remember milli vanilli?umor that they turned down a booking to the inauguration but they didn't want to show. that's not true. all she is doing is basically fronting the national anthem. there is no commerce involved. what is the deceit? >> well, the deceit is she is introduced as beyonce performing the national anthem not as beyonce. >> bill: if she performed it two days ago. i performed it i just didn't perform it there. >> that's the desks of deceit. it's intended to mislead. there is something worse than. this the reason is this. this is a traditional great ritual of the of america in which we are there to celebrate american ideals and the best in american values. and we're beginning it with a lie. and we're not only beginning it with a lie, but beginning it with a lie in order ousher in four years of a president who promised us that his administration would be the most transparent ever. >> bill: it's is subterfuge and there shouldn't be. i kind of agree with that let me read you some reactions to beyonc

council crown clinton for his profound generosity, and tireless dedication to his public office and millie 55 many tons of the organization's. i don't understand what any of that had to do with being a great father. >> away to raise -- >> god bless them. >> the national father's day council. he is a huge draw and still is. a luncheon in june. probably 200, 300 -- melissa: to a half to ask how monica lewinsky figures into all that? >> let's leave it out there. an interesting choice. melissa: father of the year? do you think her father would agree? >> the mom was just in the hospital. the daughter. look, it's a way to make money. they need a headline. melissa: well, the show is called "money." all right. we have to go. that's all the "money" we have for you today. the c becker tomorrow. "the willis report" is coming up next. ♪ gerri: tonight, the white house planning to use executive power to limit gun owner rights in this country. and the number one goal of american millionaires. the surprising answer to a new survey. welcome to "the willis report." ♪ hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. the

i wasn't alive. >> were you alive for milli vanilli? on the rain." >> that's pretty good. halperin, come on. this is huge. >> i'm all good with it. >> beyonce -- you're fine with it. it's okay. >> it's performance. it's just performance. >> she still sang it. >> yeah. also, you know what? she looked great. she added a lot of electricity. >> what does that have to do with anything? sing the song. >> well, here's my question. the marine band said they did not have time to rehearse. and i worked the weekend, i was on the hill, kelly clarkson rehearsed, other people rehearsed. i'm a huge beyonce fan. if you're going to sing at the inauguration, how do you not have time to rehearse? >> it's the biggest stage in the world. >> yeah. you've got to put it out there live. it's not a big deal, but i think a lot of people were disappointed to know that in the moment, it wasn't her voice. >> obama was lip-syncing, too. >> well, the last four years. >> mike barnicle's laughing about this. "star spangled scam." all right, mike barnicle. mika is deeply

wayne lapierre, the milli -- >> my problem with background checks, you're never going to get criminalso go through universal background checks. all the law abiding people, you create an enormous federal bureaucracy. and we're not going to prosecute the bad guys if they do catch one. none of it makes any sense in the real world. >> mr. lapierre, that is the point. the criminals won't go to purchase the guns because there will be a background check. we'll stop them from the purchase. you missed that point completely. >> senator, i think you missed -- >> let there be order. >> senator patrick leahy, the chairman of the committee, pointed out the last time he testified about this his testimony was the exact opposite. >> we think it should be mandatory for background checks at every gun sale, no loopholes for anyone. in fact it is the media's well-kept secret, they were the supporter of the check list now in place. we think it is reasonable to provide for instant gun checks at shows just like at gun stores and pawn shops. >> what happened between 1999 and now? for one thing, the tea party h

henry ford said his car s for the great multitude and how 16.5 milli model-ts were eventually sold. 16can made vehicle ever, ford f-sies, trucks. amazing 35 million of those were sold since the trucks were introduced way back in 1948 and it is ranked as the number one selling vehicle in the u.s. for 24 years. and now, you can trick them out just like a sedan with tv screens, high-tech sound systems, even back seats. but none of this, none of this required a tax benefit to boost sales. that is the problem. when government starts tinkering, al lining its priorities with the private sector, you getthe chevy volt, fannie mae, freddie mac, all disasters, all costing the taxpayer. for more on this on crony capitalism, i'm joined by tim carney, senior political columnist by the "washington examiner" author of book, obama-nomics and how barack obama is bankrupting you and enriching his are corporate friends, wall street lobbyists. this is the perfect guest for this siggment. thanks for coming in. appreciate you being here. what can we look forward to in the next four years do you think when it

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