mr. worth did. >> funeral services for corporal nate carrigan are still being arranged. he was a sheriff's deputy for 13 years, coached football and baseball in that community for more than a decade. we have the sheriff's detailed remembrance of carrigan today. the man that he was on and off the force, and a special video posted to 9news.com. a sheriff also revealed that the deputy hospitalized after the shooting is up and moving in the he was shot several times in the lower extremities. >>> a matter of hours after nate carrigan was killed, someone set up a go fund me money for a scholarship fund. you have to be a smart consumer when considering donating. >> most are from people trying to help out. we verify that a fund is going where it's supposed to before we tell you about it. and there are a few things that you need to do too. a post on a go fund me page for corporal nate carrigan caught our attention this morning. the man who said he is a family member of cardivan said none of the -- carrigan said none of the family knew who set up the contact and asked the owner to

mr. worth did. >> funeral services for being arranged. he was a sheriff's deputy for 13 years, coached football and baseball in decade. we have the sheriff's detailed remembrance of carrigan today. the man that he was on and off the force, and a special video posted to 9news.com. a sheriff also revealed that the deputy hospitalized after the hospital. he was shot several times in the lower extremities. >>> a matter of hours after nate carrigan was killed, someone set up a go fund me account in his name to raise money for a scholarship fund. you have to be a smart consumer when considering donating. >> most are from people trying to help out. fund is going where it's about it. and there are a few things that you need to do too. a post on a go fund me page for corporal nate carrigan caught the man who said he is a family member of cardivan said none of the family knew who set up the contact him. he later verified it was legit. >> coloradans want to help each other and come to the need so readily. >> reporter: it makes sense that in times of

mrs. green worth? i don't have a clue. but call her divorce attorney. he should have a complete list of her assets. thanks for waiting. this was sudden... just a tragedy. what was sydney green's financial status? she made a killing in junk bonds but lost her shirt in the tech market. there's nothing left? well, apartment's mortgaged... the husband might clear 50 grand. that's still a lot of money. in manhattan? don't kid me. would he have walked away empty-handed had your client lived? absolutely. there was a pre-nup and tax returns show a loss after they married. was andrew green aware of his wife's finances? she handled the money, so i don't see how. fin: her secretary said she should be done by now. these day traders live pretty good. short hours, spa days. what the hell is she doing in there? beauty treatments take time. a mud bath, cellulite dissipation an exfoliating facial. time and money... some women learn early how to waste both. your ex-wives made you bitter. not bitter, just resigned. the receptionist said the police were looking for me. you

mr. speaker it's just worth t reflecting for one moment that there is no dispute with the junior doctors in scotland or wales because theirad governmet has had the sense to reachac an agreement with their doctors. >> we must also be aware thatrea the vast majority of the public of england are on the side of the junior doctors, not theyf secretary.wo the situation actually gets worse. our freedom of information request by the bbc today reveals that when asked for the source n of the statistics, severalnts ah decided and i quote, offer up the most bland statementeithernf possible that would either conform nor contradict the health statements. >> is it time that the prime minister and the health secretary actually apologize for what they've done and correct these statements. >> i think the best thing today he wrote that question before he heard my answer. i've given a description and noh the true figure is 11000. there is absolutely no withdraw in the accusation even after he gets the figure. now he said there's no dispute in scotland and wales with the junior doctors. the reason for that i

mr. ray but worth mentioning stock fell 40% over the last year.he company is facing a criminal probe and shareholder lawsuits but the story's not over. >> bill cosby trying to get his criminal sexual assault case thrown out. bill cosby's attorneys insist the had a deal with prosecutorss but he would not be charged because of the testimony and his accuser's gregg: keith ten years ago. he admitted then that he gave her quaalude. the current da says there's no such agreement. live from the courthouse in northtown pennsylvania with more. >> reporter: this -- he has been accused by 50 women of sexual assault but faces criminal charges in this one case. bill cosby arrived from in the recounting courthouse this morning in an olive suit, a cane and suspenders with security insisting the comedian where a judge is hearing arguments on the so-called non prosecution agreement between bill cosby's lawyers and former d a bruce castor and investigated lower original case in 2005 brought by andrea this as bill cosby invited her to his home, gave her wine and kill

. $21 million worth of jewelry mrs. ce belonged to marcos will be up for auction. mrs.rcos has long tried to prevent the sale. the authorities are selling now in case the couple's son wins an election to become vice president. it has been 17 years since the massacre at columbine high school that left 13 people dead. but the images of that dead are seared into the minds of many americans. two students shot teachers and students. one mother is speaking out, writing a book about her experience and hoping to help others. she sat down with bbc. reporter: columbine high school lies 50 miles south of denver. in 1999, it's name became infamous when two students calmly drove their cars packed with explosives, guns and grenades into a school parking lot and set about destroying the school. this wasn't a moment of madness, it was a cold-blooded massacre, months and months in the planning. >> the high school turned into a killing field. >> he shot the girl and shot her in the head in front of me. >> this was clearly the most devastating and traumatic scene i have ever seen and hope

mr. wilson: well, yes, i think that's gonna do the job just fine. that's more like it. thank you, dennis. you're a big help. how much worth, mr. wilson? oh, well, i'd say a dimes worth? gee, thanks, mr. wilson. now all i need is a dollar and eighty-five cents. you still haven't told me what you want the money for. to buy those two swell white mice from georgie including the cage. dennis, you get those rodents out of my house immediately. you mean jennifer and caesar? i mean those mice right there. now you take these two-- dennis, when you came in here, were there two mice in this cage? sure. jennifer and caesar. hey, where's caesar? he's loose somewhere in this house. jeepers, it's lucky you don't have any elephants or they'd be scared. oh, that's an old wives' tale, dennis. i know. old wives and elephants are scared of them. sure. we have to. let's everybody shake their pants legs. oh, dennis. you run down to the refrigerator and get some cheese. i think i'd rather have a peanut butter sandwich. it's not for you. it's for that blasted mouse. i think he'd rather have peanut butter too. dennis, i will give you 10 minutes to find him bef

mr. speaker, it is worth reflect and for one moment there is no dispute with the junior doctors in scotland or in wales because the government had the sense to reach an agreement with the junior.err. he must also be aware that the majority of the public of england i run that tied at the junior doctors, not the secretary of state. the situation actually gets worse the ministers weaker. a freedom of information request by the pdc to say and ask for the source of the health secretary statistics. civil servants and the department of health decided to, and i quote, offer up the most bland statement possible they would neither confirm nor contradict the health secretary statement. if in time to prime minister -- statement and indeed reach an honorable settlement with the newly adopt it in? [shouting] 's >> erupt that question before he heard my answer. it's a possible description of how a right-sided amateur figure being about 1000. there is absolutely no withdraw our accusation against the health secretary after he gets those figures. there's no dispute in scotland and wales with the junior doct

mrs. holland's coin worth up to $600, and here you are scheming to get it away from him? oh, fiddle-faddle. what mrs. holland doesn't know about the coin won't hurt her. [music] help me, tommy. well, boys, another batch of papers for the garage? yes, ms. wilson. i guess it's probably the last bunch. yeah. i think we got every newspaper in town. well, that's nice. if you win the contest, i'll bet you're gonna be glad to get those bicycles that mr. wilson is planning to buy for both of you. he is? brand new two-wheelers? wow. you know, it's strange he didn't say anything to you about the bikes. but i guess he wants to keep it as a surprise, so don't say anything to him about it, huh? that even mr. wilson will be surprised. thanks a lot. tommy and me have to go now. bye. bye. bye, boys. [music] help, sis. hey, dad, you better hurry up. mrs. holland will be there in just a minute to see if i win. okay. will mr. wilson be able to come outside and watch? heck, no. on the count of his neck still stiff from being hit by that bundle of paper. all set. swell, let's go. well, sis, yo

mr. speaker, it is worth reflect and for one moment there is no dispute with the junior doctors in scotland or in wales because the government had the sense to reach an agreement with the junior.err. he must also be aware that the majority of the public of england i run that tied at the junior doctors, not the secretary of state. the situation actually gets worse the ministers weaker. a freedom of information request by the pdc to say and ask for the source of the health secretary statistics. civil servants and the department of health decided to, and i quote, offer up the most bland statement possible they would neither confirm nor contradict the health secretary statement. if in time to prime minister -- statement and indeed reach an honorable settlement with the newly adopt it in? [shouting] 's >> erupt that question before he heard my answer. it's a possible description of how a right-sided amateur figure being about 1000. there is absolutely no withdraw our accusation against the health secretary after he gets those figures. there's no dispute in scotland and wales with the junior doct

worth owning. charlie's angels, huh? hey, mr. jefferson, that's a great idea. i could make it work. i know. all i need is money. about five grand. more than enough. you'd lend it? not a chance. i'm saving my money, waiting fora good investment. not that yours isn't-- i understand, sir. how about instead of loaning me 5,000, you and me become partners in the bar? 5,000 isn't enoughfor a partnership. all right. i'll take 10,000. you missed my point. i have armed youwith an idea. you must finda sucker-- i mean a partner. yeah, ok. thanks for the advice. i'll go find myself a sucker. oh! take it easy. coffee's ready. i perked it my... where's charlie? he left. his business is hurting. he wanted to borrow money. i feel sorry for charlie. did yougive him money? to that loser? george! charlie is a friend. the bar business is terrible. i'd never get into business that depends on public mood. what about dry cleaning? there's no problem there. you see, filth is a constant. god has been very good to dry cleaners. he provides for us. in winter, he gives us slush. in spring, mud. summer brings dust. fal

worth, texas, mr. trump introducing his newest advocate, new jersey governo

is he leveraged, is he worth only like $20 million, instead of $8 billion, and he is pushing, and provoking donald into mr. trump into releasing those tax returns. >> what's interesting, beth, we know donald will react by attacking romney, okay. so the question is how long does trump stay distracted by romney on this? >> romney is not running for anything, so i don't think it's going to be. >> are you sure? >> republicans deeply hope he is not. i disagree with you. i think romney really wanted that endorsement at the time. trump was kind of fun back in 2012, and it was at first it looked like he was going to

mr. von zell. - good day! (audience laughs) what'd you say? - a clear split personality. - and neither half worth keeping. (audience laughs) - mrs. burns? - [gracie] yes? - i'm mildred foster, alfred kramer's girl. - oh, you're the lap he sat on, come on in. - i told alfred to meet me here, but i'm a little early. i have a problem. - well, she certainly came to the right place, didn't she blanche? i'm mrs. morton. - hello. - [blanche] hello. - [gracie] now, what's your problem? - well, you made alfred take his glasses off, and then you got him to put them on again, and now i want you to get him to take them off again. - why? - when alfred phoned me and told me he was wearing glasses, i knew i was in trouble. he's never really seen me! - but you're a very attractive-looking girl! - certainly! - i'm not! i'm plain and ordinary and drab. - well, look at blanche. (audience laughs) - [blanche] huh? - she felt the same way when she was your age, but look at her now. alfred's crazy about her, he sat in her lap, too. (audience laughs) - yep. (doorbell rings) - that must be alfred... - oh, well, now, don't worry. i

worth, texas, mr. trump introducing his newest advocate, new jersey governor chris christie. this was not expected. during the campaign, they went at it, christie insisting trump was the candidate for entertainment in chief, even questioning whether he had the temperment to occupy the highest office in the land. but now governor christie, keynote speaker at the 2012 rnc convention, saying donald trump does represent, in his opinion, the best hope for the gop. watch. >> i am proud to be here to endorse donald trump for president of the united states. i'm doing this for a number of reasons. first is, donald and i, along with his family, have been friends for over a decade. secondly, i've been on that stage. i've gotten to know all the people on that stage. and there is no one who is better prepared to provide america with the strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world, than donald trump. he will make sure that people around the world know that america keeps its word again. donald trump is someone who, when he makes a promise, he keeps it. third, there is

mr. clark. >> we encourage the merchants to stand firm and exercise their right to sell this tea. this tax encourages commerce. is that worth the bloodshed the so-called sons of liberty seek to call upon us? [pandemonium] >> order! mr. clark has the floor. >> my cousin and i import good english tea in a legal manner, unlike the smuggler of beacon hill, who brings his dutch tea under the cover of darkness like a thief in the night! >> order! order! gentlemen, please, let us maintain civility. the chair recognizes mr. john copley. >> i am an artist, not a politician, but like so many others in this town, i have been pulled into this matter. just a month ago, my father in law and others were wanting to see peace in boston. it was out of their power to send the tea back to england, but they offered to have it stored while they awaited further orders, and they would allow the tea to be inspected to ensure said committees that no tea would be sneaked off and be sold. but this body refused those concessions. and so with the consensus of the kings taxes. just last week, he proposed out right an invitation for myself and other sons

mr. post, i've got to handle this horse. he's worth a fortune. here, you little old gold mine, you. wilbur: once ed gets on television, he'll be the greatest animal act in the world. ah, now, don't tell me you're jealous of that horse. now, marge, listen. come on, baby. now, don't be temperamental. i mean it, don't be temperamental. no, never mind that. mr. post, we're going to make a million dollars. i'll draw up a contract right away. i really want to show you something. karen o.: 1, 2, ready, go l-o-v-e it's a mystery is love ow! ooh ooh... [howling] rorol, we just won't feel right taking your apples. oh, please take them, kay. it's the only way i can clear my conscience. well, in that case, uh, i hate to see a woman with a cluttered conscience. wait 'til you hear the news. come on, rog. how long can you hold a grudge? all right, if you don't want to talk to a millionaire-- millionaire? millionaire? honey, i've got it right here in black and white-- the passport to wealth and fame-- a contract bound to bring in a million dollars inside of five years, maybe even less. well, how ar

mr. trump, about $1 million worth of ads. o launch in super tuesday states including arkansas and oklahoma. they're going to be running the same ad in those states that they ran against mr. trump in iowa. and club for growth is convinced that these ads they've got against him will work, that they will do the trick and that they denied him a win in the state of iowa. >> we tested these in iowa last fall in realtime playing for it'd ads and did work, took truch out of first place into second place. what they do is tell the truth about donald trump, his vision for america will bankrupt us, essentially. if donald trump is the nominee, the polls show it's the one republican that almost guarantees hillary clinton will win the race in the fall, will lose the senate, and now with with justice scalia's passing will lose the supreme court. so the ball game -- there are a lot of stakes here in the next three weeks in the primaries. >> whether or not you like donald trump as a potential president, or a potential presidential nominee even,

and it is worth noting that mr.h sales proposal at home on what you pay for child benefits for children living outside of the u.k. it is hard to tell how firm the opposition is and how much they are negotiating but it seems like they will shuttle diplomacy. they are all through the european union and he goes to paris, berlin, athens and prague. so i hope you get some frequent flyer miles. he will be busy. ♪ david: it has been another worrisome week for markets around the world. experts we have spoken to have widely divergent views on what people are concerned about and how much to worry. here are some of the views we heard on the future of the global economy. >> take us behind the numbers. what is going on? >> the markets are being caused by the bear right now. stephanie: pawed? >> but they will be mauled. this is the end of an era. the end of a worldwide europe in which banks printed money, injected liquidity and supported markets and manipulated and intruded in the prices of financial assets like never before. and

. >> it used up most of our budget, but yeah, i think it was worth it.cited about from "mr. show", one of the great all-time sketch shows. but i've also seen you perform stand-up.k doing stand-up again. you're on tour. >> yeah. >> seth: exciting? >> yeah, very exciting. yeah, about to go -- first tour in six years.ou know, usually when i've gone out before, it's kind of, you know, 25, 30 cities.ing to a lot of kind of smaller places. where people don't have to drive four or five hours to see me. i'll drive to them. and i'm -- and those are always really fun.- you directed a film. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: that you raised the money on kickstarter. and talking about going to smaller places, you really, like, really showed up for people. yeah. well, we raised money to distribute it. >> seth: okay. >> i -- we got financing prior to that.n't want to send it out there in the typical indie movie, where it plays in new york and l.a. for a week andoes on to netflix. and so we raised money to distribute it, and go to towns i know.ome surprise guest -- >> seth: so like if you, basically dona

worth. well, he's not here right now mr. reeves. but if you want, i'll give him this commission check. oh fine, fine. oh, uh. would you have your father give me a ring when he comes in? i'd like to offer him a job training our sales personnel. you know, put him behind the desk. you're going to have a little trouble with his chair. i mean, he's the outdoor type. i'll tell him mr. reeves. ah. well fine. thank you, thank you. -and goodbye mr. post. -nice to have seen you again. -hope it isn't another year. -well thank you, i hope not. -goodbye. -goodbye. goodbye. is this the tijuana operator? (speaking in foreign language) i'm calling pablo chavas. (speaking in foreign language) ed, do you know that my phone bill up to the day is $148? boy, all this is my business phone. it's deductable. do you know you caused a fight between me and my wife? i've been blaming her for your phone calls. -(laughing) -imagine that. she'll forgive you once she sees we've got a colored tv set in here. oh, so that's it, eh? well a mr. reeves from the golden acres real estate left this commission check for you. u

worth it. i can't imagine doing anything else. yes, mr. zimmerman. so, you have to go visit this guy every year to get the name of another victim. that's right. so what was the special day of his choosing? you really don't want us to go with you? it's no trouble at all. no, it's ok. rossi, it's like 2 hours away. come on, i can drive. i'll get us there in less than an hour. i'm good, really. we could stop for dinner on the way home. stop. all of you. i'll be fine. we'll see you tomorrow. you bet. ohh, is he gonna be ok? of course he is. agent rossi. i can't believe it's been a year already. time flies. man, you must have some serious juice. thought for sure we were gonna have to cancel. riot in the yard, tight-ass warden. any plans for the big day? come on. you should get out and do something. never know how many of these you got left. what's her name? i used to hate birthdays when i was a kid. that's why i like celebrating yours. her name. took her in eureka. drove her out to the headwaters forest preserve up on elk river road. 100 yards south of th

mr. dimon's purchase of $25 million worth of stock i think. that stock off to the races ten year note back to 1.83 i think now. >> that's 30 basis points higher than three days ago. >> yeah. >> that is contributing. that will help those financial stocks. so as far as where we are right now, i'm pretty happy with where we are. >> the dimon bottom. we talked about it as whether that was a moment we're going to look back on. >> the dimon bottom. >> and say, you know what, maybe it was good enough for jamie, it's good enough for everybody else. >> it certainly got last week at least the financials have much better performance than we're seeing today but today we're seeing the catch up coming from the bio tech. energy and materials. you can see oil up 5% today. when you go back and you look at the oil volatility it was 81 and change. it was new highs and here we closer to 70. you look at the volatility index as well. february 1st we touched that average and jumped right off of it. can we pierce that and can we get through it? keeping an eye on the

mrs. kennedy made their way from fort worth to dallas to get into the motorcade, we know it happens next, the workmen removed that famous resolute desk, ripped up the carpet, and as the president went from fort worth to dallas, they put in the new carpet on the day of his murder and the color is a deep blood red. this photo was taken the afternoon of the assassination. the picture was taken on november 22, at the time, daniel 1963. patrick moynihan, who went on to be a new york senator, he was a white house aide at the time and he looked in, saw the carpet and said, among god, it was as if god, it was as if they knew a new president was coming. very morbid kind of story. mrs. kennedy saw the carpet the next day for a few minutes while her husband's casket was in the east room. she returned to the white house only once for the rest of her life, it was too painful for her. it is stories like that that i try to find because they're too many to talk about here. and, roosevelt, nixon, look at -- that picture in the upper right, i took that myself. look at how young the girls look when they cam

worth a look. >> guy in. >> mr. softy, think they are going to reach for it. >> interesting. >> our thanks to bob peck of sun trust for manning the conference call on twitter for us. i'm melissa least. see you >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. i want to do something tonight that shows i'm a washed up has been on this, my 50th birthday. hey, give me a break. when the show started i claimed i was 61. it was better to be a young-looking 61 than an old-looking 50. yes. on still one more day when the market was all over the place the dow seeking a hundred points. nasdaq .35%. i want to talk about the old fashioned notion of judging

worth it. here's to mr. lemonis, and here's to the simple greek. [ cheers and applause ] andreas: opa!ith the simple greek mt. lebanon location completed, i'm excited to move forward on to the other locations and continue this across the country. what i feel best about is i now believe in the product and the process. but i especially believe in the people. the future of the simple greek not only looks bright, but it looks very profitable. all: opa! [ cheers and applause ] kathleen: opa! a silicon valley flower start-up has seen spectacular growth. christina: we've completely changed the way customers buy flowers online now. lemonis: but it might not be long before the bloom is off the rose. christina: i'm worried they're gonna beat us to market. lemonis: its rivals are catching up. christina: to not be able to raise capital and then to see competitors come in and raise $10, $12, $15 million -- that does affect me. lemonis: its technology is falling short. it's not a great website. and it's frustrated founder is letting her bitterness get the best of her. why haven't you been able to ra

mr. trump -- mark: live press conference from fort worth, texas.major endorsement, his first major endorsement of this campaign. he is now officially being supported by new jersey governor chris christie, his one-time rival. s remit megan murphy. talk to us about this. this seems to have been unexpected. unexpected,y and it is the endorsement that will be heard around the world. this is a huge name to bring in. marco rubio has taken a page at a chris christie's book in attacking donald trump last night's win what he is done is to be a complete master of this entire political cycle, when anything appears to get in his the rolls over and turns the cycle to his advantage. and amazing development today. mark: what do you think the strategy behind this was? they alluded to the fact that some people said could this tv first -- be the first in the series in between these two men which could lead to chris christie being as vice president mate?ng >> this one is looking like people would love to see this one. the camp that is looking at the was a little conc

worth a look. >> guy in. >> mr. softy, think they are going to reach for it. >> interesting. >> our thanks to bob peck of sun trust for manning the conference call on twitter for us. i'm melissa least. see you >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. i want to do something tonight that shows i'm a washed up has been on this, my 50th birthday. hey, give m

worth it. here's to mr. lemonis, and here's to the simple greek. [ cheers and applause ] andreas: opa!tion completed, i'm excited to move forward on to the other locations and continue this across the country. what i feel best about is i now believe in the product and the process. but i especially believe in the people. the future of the simple greek not only looks bright, but it looks very profitable. all: opa! [ cheers and applause ] kathleen: opa! shark tank, where entrepreneurs seek an investment to start, grow, or save their business. dean, urijah, show them what we got! boom! ooh. i had this light-bulb moment. narrator: if the sharks hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money... what if i valued it at $6 million? ...and fight each other for a deal. i'm noted for my creativity. the other guys are brain-dead. narrator: but the entrepreneurs must get the full amount they're asking for, or they'll walk away with nothing. never have i heard somebody talk so much and say so little. hold on! let me finish. get it out! what is it?! it's gonna get really ugly in a minute. narrator:

mr. speaker, it is worth reflect and for one moment there is no dispute with the junior doctors in scotland or in wales because the government had the sense to reach an agreement with the junior.err. he must also be aware that the majority of the public of england i run that tied at the junior doctors, not the secretary of state. the situation actually gets worse the ministers weaker. a freedom of information request by the pdc to say and ask for the source of the health secretary statistics. civil servants and the department of health decided to and i quote offer up the most bland statement possible they would neither confirm nor contradict the health secretary statement. if in time to prime minister -- statement and indeed reach an honorable settlement with the newly adopt it in? [shouting] 's >> erupt that question before he heard my answer. it's a possible description of how a right-sided amateur figure being about 1000. there is absolutely no withdraw our accusation against the health secretary after he gets those figures. there's no dispute in scotland and wales with the junior doctor

mrs. kennedy made their way from ft. worth to dallas, to get into the motorcade, we know what happened next, workmen went into the oval, removed that fame out resolute desk, ripped up the green carpet, and as the president's motorcade, as he went from ft. worth to dallas, that day, they put in the new carpet on the day of his murder and its color, a deep blood red. this photo, in fact, was taken the afternoon of the assassination. picture was taken on november 22, 1963. at the time, daniel patrick moynihan, who later went on to become new york senator, he was a white house aide, he looked in, saw the new carpet, and he said, oh my god, it's as if they knew a new president was coming and real will a very morbid story. mrs. kennedy actually saw the red carpet the next day for a few minutes while her husband's casket lay in the east room. she returned to the white house, by the way, just once over the rest of her life. it was simply too painful for her. so it's really stories about stories like that that i tried to find and put i

mr. trump: let me talk, quiet. josh: that was a moment and an issue worth talking about. joined by another candidate on stage tonight, center podium, donald trump, republican frontrunner in new hampshire. mr. trump: i thought it was a great debate. you did a great job. i thought everybody was on tonight, it was excellent. josh: moments where it did get contentious with governor bush. was there a point where you felt you -- mr. trump: he wanted to show he's a tough guy and he's not. i don't know why he did that but i think i handled it properly. jennifer: he said in the process of negotiations you want to touch him and reach him and hug them. new hampshire is a grass roots political state where they appreciate the hands-on, looking you in the eye and shaking your hand. have you been able to translate your "art of the deal" in business over to new hampshire undecideds? mr. trump: i hope so but i won't know until tuesday. we're doing well with undecideds and they're great people. before the political thing because i have so many friends here but they're fantastic people and i

mr. bowlen, the team dedicated that to him. >> definitely worth the trip. >> reporter: you take your piece of confetti and have a fun time. that is the price of memorabilia the party has started here at the team hotel. there's a huge tent set up, the decorations are up, and people just really looking forward to the team arriving. it has been such fun to see the interaction all week long here at the team hotel. you know, we have seen a very focused peyton manning here at the hotel, and boy, was it nice to see him on the field, take a deep breath, and smile, and say he wants to kiss his kids, his wife, and have some budweiser. there will be plenty of to happen tonight. go broncos! >> shout out to my boy, von miller, because i love him. >> reporter: nice, you picked a good jersey to wear to this game, 58! thank you, guys. so kyle and adele, clearly the party has started here at the team hotel. >> oh, yeah, it's going to be going on for several hours to come. thanks so much. >>> lot of fans very, very cognizant of the fact there is a note of bitter sweetness with all of this. with mr. bowlen,

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christie officially pledged his support for the businessman friday at a news conference in fort worth, texas saying mro make america a leader around the world again" . governor christie's endorsement comes a little more than 2 weeks after ending his own presidential bid. donald trump called him a friend and a spectacular governor, , while accepting his endorsement. earlier this week, donald trump spoke about his campaign and the issues he's focused on at regent university of virginia. the event was part of a forum that has included other presidential candidates. this is 45 minutes. >>ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. donald j. trump. [applause] mr. trump: thank you everybody. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] so nice. thank you very much. please, sit down. we had a very exciting evening last night. i went all around, you know the word caucus, it's a little , complicated. you don't know how it's going to work out. they say it's hard to poll. but we pulled fine, and we -- we ended up and we getting 46% of the vote. during the day, i saw all these people, they are all saying donald, we lo

mr. furley saying something about one of you... larry, this is what janet got. wow. jack: it's worth 20 bucks, larry. no. i paid more than that for the chocolates. thank you. wait a minute, larry! where's my $30?! we're even. i'll go put this room, janet. oh, no, no, no. don't put it in our room. why? well, because it'll... okay. when i was a kid, i was scared to death of dragons. i didn't know you were that old. anyway, they used to give me nightmares, and... well... they still do? yeah, sometimes. where do you want me to put this? i don't care, so long as i don't have to see it. i'll heat up the coffee. uh, janet, did i ever tell you what freud said about girls who dream about dragons? hmm. somewhere where she doesn't have to see it. ( doorbell rings ) hi, mr. furls. where's the heiress? huh? janet! what'd she get? you're looking at it. ( gasps ) it's beautiful. you really think so? well, who wouldn't? mr. furley, would you like to have it? me? well, you've been so nice to us over all these years... i know, but i couldn't possibly... well, if you don't want it... well, if you insist. that is ridiculous

mr. wilson's book. dennis: it costs 3.95 and it's worth it. great-- dennis. oh hi, mr. wilson. what in the world do you think you're doing? well, i'm picketing mr. jessup; that's how men operate. oh, give me that thing. what's wrong mr. wilson? i'm behind this that i'm hiring you to-- to drum up trade for me. it's very embarrassing. well, well, well. you know, when jessup called, i couldn't believe it. now, i really can't believe it. hi, sergeant mooney. hello, dennis. you know, you shouldn't be keeping company with this agitator. agitator? hmm. oh, oh, you mean this sign. it doesn't belong to me; it's his. oh, sure. that's why you're carrying it because it doesn't belong to you. oh, for heaven's sake, mooney, you don't think i'd be picketing jessup. look, wilson, i'm just a simple cop. if i see a fellow with a mask and a gun coming out of the bank carrying a satchel full of money, i'd say, "mooney, that fellow robbed the bank." when i see you parading up and down with that sign, i'd say, "mooney, he's picketing." that's the way my mind works. but i just took the sign from denn

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mrs. thompson plays susie the maid, it'll be worth it. wait'll you see what happens at the end of the play! oh, boy! it's a real zinger! [chuckles] what happens? oh, well, i don't wanna tell ya. that's a surprise. if you're gonna buy 25 tickets, you'll wanna get your money's worth, don't ya? and, max dear, might i remind you that with my social position in the community, it won't hurt you to see that i'm kept happy... in this, uh... charity play. oh, and i want you to be happy, mrs. thompson. oh, yes, indeed. but the part, as i have rewritten it, calls for somebody with more understanding of the role of a maid. go on. you see, susie has many personalities. she is thoughtful and she is gentle. until pushed too far. and when she is confronted by an arrogant and demanding guest who barges right into her kitchen, un-announced and unwanted-- why, she even picks up a pie and throws it at him. a maid throws a pie at a guest? [chuckles] right in the last act. well, if she were my maid, i'd fire her. that's ridiculous and unbelievable. mrs. thomps

mr. chairman, that's something that's worth this committee taking a look at.r people who did propose that and supported that we certainly haven't affected that part of the ledger and what we did last december certainly didn't affect it either. >> gentleman's time has expired. we will hear from the gentleman from ohio for five minutes. >> it's interesting, i was here, my first time on the budget committee was 2011 when i first got elected, and i kind of heard some of the same discussion so it's interesting to hear the same discussion. what really is interesting is that we use so much as one of the presidential candidates said, we use washingtonese down here. we talk in washington dialect, tax expenditures, american people don't know that if they're watching this, most of them would say i don't know what everybody's talking about. tax expenditure, tax credits, we talked about some of those issues. we indicated that's one of our big issues. we also said we're not in a debt crisis yet. last time i sat in this chair the debt is now up 29%. i think, dr. hall, you've

i understand there is nothing derogatory on her facebook account worth mentioning. but mr. taylor, your predecessor mr. c hrohen raises the issue t were not looking at social media. it's my understanding since that time there are three pilot programs launched looking specifically at the syrian refugee program. it's important to note since may, more than 40 suspected jihadists have been caught entering europe from the syrian refugee process, many had links to isis. so i guess my first question is, and i think mainly to the homeland security witnesses is and i understand there are 10.5 million visa applicants per year, it's an enormous number and there are hundreds of thousands of refugees, but when we look at the 10,000 syrian refugees, i think the american people are most concerned with and the congress, can you tell us now in light of the san bernardino shooting what are we doing with respect to the admittance of those 10,000 syrian refugees into the united states? are we checking their social media accounts, mr. taylor? >> sir, thank you for the questions, sir and i think