and again, my apologies to you. >> thank you. >> ms. brown? >> first of all, thank you so very much for coming. and this is too a teachable moment. everything you're saying is what it is that went wrong and how we can improve because from step one throughout the entire process, you know, everything absolutely was not handled properly. was this -- did you embark there or some other place because the ship -- this was not the first sailing. did you -- had you just -- >> yes, this was our first day. and that was another thing that we noticed when we were onboard. we got outside our room and different -- all the other people had some paperwork in their mailbox and my husband happened to ask our state room attendant, what is going on? why do they have the paper why do we don't? and she said because it's a nonstop cruise and so for the people other room, it's their last day and they're disembarking in savannah, but since you

m&ms is facebook page to name ms. brown. all about getting the audience involved.very new experience. watching the brown and new experience for the marketers who are trying to reach consumers. i think they feel like they have -- really can get their hooks into people in a way they couldn't do before. >> by the way, they did name it miss brown. the nielsen company says half the people actually watch the game for the ads. and not the game, shep. >> shepard: must have spent millions of dollars in research coming up with miss brown, trace, that's a stroke of genius. really all that money can be good for the people who actually advertise in the game? >> yeah, because when you are spending $100,000 per second, it's important that you get a little bang for your buck. so the days of just playing your commercial during the game are over. now they debut these things online. weeks ahead of time. they leave them online weeks after. because the idea is to kind of generate some buzz. the hope is that if you can catch some buzz that your commercial will then go viral. listen. >>

basically ms. brown was said to not be wearing her shell.th an ad for detroit and the automakers. let's take a look at that. >> the people of detroit know a little something about this. they almost lost everything. but we all pulled together. now motor city is fighting again. i have seen a lot of tough areas, a lot of downturns in my life, times when we didn't understand each other. seems we have lost our heart at times. the fog of division, dischord and blame made it hard to see what lies ahead. >> this obviously works. >> your focus group didn't rate it. it was a halftime ad. >> there was lots of buzz online. people said they wished it was a political ad because the message was so -- >> halftime in america. the great reagan ad, morning in america. it was a nod to that. what chrysler has gotten right, instead of waving the flag they are going for the grit of america. brilliant ad. >> this was more than chrysler, wasn't it? >> interesting you said that. >> felt like the auto industry. >> they celebrated the rebirth of america, the auto indus

ms. brown: i want to thank chairman mica and ranking member rahall in their effort of bringing the f.a.a. bill to the floor. i want to thank mr. costello because without his leadership and working this bill for many, many years we would not have a bill on the floor and the public really owes you a great debt of gratitude. i want to thank you. you know, i think the aviation community deserves a long-term aviation bill so they can plan for the future needs of the traveling public. we have had 23 extensions already, and it's really time to send a bill to the president. but this is not a perfect bill, and i don't support the labor compromises in this bill and don't believe it should have been in the aviation bill in the first place, but our airports, airlines and passengers have waited too long for this important safety provision. my home state of florida relies on air service to support our tourist base economy. we have 20 primary airports, 22 reliever airports and 57 general aviation airports wit

>> finally we have the m&ms where the brown m&m showed up to a party and the red m&m misinterpreted ande good ones, though, and made a lot of money selling these ad spots. >> i'll leave you with this, godaddy.com had universally not only the most controversial but the worst ad with danica patrick and jillian michaels. and they issued a press release about five minutes ago saying they had record sales for websites for the dot co they were trying to sell and they had record mobile traffic. there's two things going on here. what defines if an ad is good? is an ad good if it's done well creatively or generates results? >> good point made there. thank you. >>> madonna stole the halftime show with a dazzling performance in the big show yesterday. but it was female rapper m.i.a.'s little insult to the cameras that has everyone talking this morning. nbc released an apology after the show saying the nfl hired the talent and produced the halftime show. our system was late to obscure the inappropriate gesture, and we apologize to our viewers. hello, how can i deliver world-class service for you to

at number four the introduction of the new brown m&m. little m&mstheir eyes. >> it's that kind of a party. >> hit it. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> coming in at number three bud lite make man's best friend one of the most popular guys at the party. >> here we go. >> weego made us laugh but is hoping to raise money for other rescue dogs. bud lite is donating a dollar for every like they get on facebook. number two, volkswagen plays on their success of the darth vader commercial of last year in dogs strike back. and to finally the most popular ad a deeply patriotic and rows two minute long commercial from chrysler featuring clint eastwood called halftime in america. >> this country can't being knocked out in one punch. we get right back up again and when we do the world will hear the roar of our engines. >> chrysler had a similar ad called imported from detroit. back to you. >>> i really, really liked the clint eastwood commercial. >> clint eastwood can read the telephone book and it would sound dramatic. >> i like this one that didn't make the list. br

at number four the introduction of the new brown m&m and little m&ms should cover their eyes. ♪ it's it ♪ >> bud lite makes man's best friend one of the most popular guys at the party. weego is helping other rescue dogs. number two, be volkswagen played off the success of darth vader commercial with dogs strike back. >> the dog is funnier. and finally the most popular ad a deeply patriotic and rousing two minute long commercial from chrysler featuring clint eastwood called halftime in america. >> this country can't be knocked out in one punch. we get right back up. >> chris her had a very similar ad last year called imported from detroit. both attempted to put detroit and success of american made products like chrysler at the center of america's resurgence. back. >> those commercials are just one of the things we're talking about on our facebook page. to find us search "news4 today." which was your favorite? >> a lot of dogs were featured. >> i loved that doritos commercial. i liked the one with the dog caught, sort of red handed, red pawed, suspicious mound in the garden. and the ow

brown's bill and ms. gillibrand's bill were talking about the congress. what i also want to say, if my colleague wants bipartisan, she should be happy with this amendment since it's coming from senators boxer and isakson, the chairman and the vice-chairman of the ethics committee. now, we did not investigate the executive branch and countrywide is going after the people in the bush administration and the obama administration. we don't have that information. if she has information that shows there's been sweetheart deals over there, i certainly want to know about it. and, as i said, if my colleague wants to offer a first-degree amendment that broadens this, i'm happy to look at it, because if i -- tab it ca if it can be e that there's been abuses over there from the mortgage companies going after these folks over there, i'm happy to agree to that. i would have to take it to senator isakson because he is in fact the coauthor and also i have to point out that this same amendment that i offered was put forward in a bill by senator cornyn in 2008. so there is

ms... called "just my shell." nats: beginning to ....he thinks your naked... naked...thh brownn intelligent conversaaion at a party with a prime minister, who is a fan of chocolate. sse is laughed at.two ladies tell her that people think she is naked.that's when the red m&m replies "oh, it's that kind of party" anddrips off his shell and dances to 'sexy and i know it". here's an ad that's a bit more sexy.. a lot of ladies were big fans of this coomerical starring david beckham. beckham. 3 3 3 the soccer star strips down in the first television spot for his bodywear line.he bared a loo of skin to show off the products which are sold at "h-and-m."this is interesting because the store doesn't advertise a lot on television.. it often stays with print ads.in addition, and there are very few super bowl ads specificalll for the ladies. hundreds of our facebook ffns are talking about the halftime . show.halftime nats áái dont give a áááá áááá you probably won't forget this anytime soon.during her performance with madonna... rapper m-i-a flipped off the cameraa and mumbled an expletive.

brown. this is our narrator. we have earth ya kids, ms. rosa parks and ms.. >> how are you organizing the makeup, hair and wardrobe. we have a lot of people. >> well, i have not slept for two months, notwithstanding that i did not go to sleep last night. i'm just thankful that we have the privilege to do this here at the southeast tennis learning center and, thank god, parks and recs gives me the opportunity to do it >>> let's talk about the costume. the style changes, things change. >> i am a history junky. i go to consignment stores. i have donations. each year, children change and even the ones that were the same characters, you know, children grow. they grow the next year. >> right, right. >> thank you very much. this year's theme, jackie, is moving -- janice, i'm sorry. now you are getting all messed up. it's movement to mon umehs and it's those who played a very significant role to the civil rights movement. >> wow, this is my march. i remember my father telling me about the march to washington. and i have a poem from maya angelo. the whole man came fo

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brown m & m. let's just say little m & ms should cover their eyes. >> oh, it's that kind of party. hit it. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it ♪ >> coming in at number three, bud light makes man's best friend one of the most popular guys at the party. he's also helping raise money for other rescue dogs. bud light is donating a dollar for every like they get on facebook to an animal rescue foundation. number two, voex wlkswagen playf the success of last year's darth vader commercial. and finally, the most popular ad, a deeply patriotic and arousing two-minute long commercial from chrysler featuring clint eastwood called "halftime in america." >> this country can't be knocked out in one punch. we get right back up again and when we do the world's going to hear the roar of our engines. >> chrysler had a very similar ad last year called "imported from detroit." both attempted to put detroit and american success american-made products like chrysler at the center of america's resurgence. >> stocks are opening this week lower. we'll check in with cnbc's mary thompson who has more on that and the res

at number 4 the introduction of the new brown m & m and let's just say little m & ms should cover their >> so it's that kind of party. >> hit it. >> i'm sexy and i know it. >> coming in at number 3 bud light makes man's best friend one of the most popular guys at the party. >> there we go. ♪ >> thank you. >> he not only made us laugh but is also helping raise money for other rescue dogs. bud light is donating a dollar for every like they get on facebook to tony la russa's animal rescue foundation. >>> number 2 volkswagen plays off the success of last year's darth vader commercial with dogs fight back. the dog is funnier than the v vader kid. sorry. >> and finally the most popular ad, a deeply patriotic and rousing two-minute-long commercial from chrysler featuring clint eastwood called "halftime in america." >> this country can't be knocked out with one punch. we get right back up again and when we do the world is going to hear the roar of our engines. >> chrysler had a very similar ad last year called "imported from detroit" and both attempted to put detroit and the success of american

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brown. rihanna said that she no longer resents him and that she enjoys ms.usic. >>> the grandson of the late princess grace of monaco was briefly hospitalized after a brawl at a nightclub. the prince suffered some cuts and bruises during saturday's fight at the double seven club. 47-year-old adam hock reportedly punched the 24-year-old prince in the face. the former restauranteur and rutgers football player was arrested on assault charges. that's hock. and hock says that he will acting in self-defense because the prince and his entourage were harassing him. >>> 6:27. 37 degrees. coming up, the very revealing interview with former wizards star gilbert arenas. >>> plus, up for debate, some of the outside the box name options being talked about for the metro's simpler line stations -- silver line stations. >>> and how a red light game ma we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of

joined by judith brown diannis, a co-chair of a civil right organization focused on issues of democracy and race and donna moore, whose son attends nobel charter school in chicago. msmoore, what have you experienced with the nobel charter school and is it the right way to go? >> it is not the right way to go for many of the students, what i've experienced is punishment robbing not just my pocketbook for paying fines, for minor things such as a shoe untied or falling asleep in a detention. the things that are happening does not make common sense in terms of discipline for high schoolers getting to college on their way to college. a shoe untied? slouching? those are the things that are holding kids back from being able to even move forward and have a future. >> judith, is this for profit or is this to make a better environment, what do you think? >> clearly they are lining their pockets of this school it's a non-profit organization but to have over almost $400,000 they collected in three years from low income families, for minor conduct and it's not effective, not that it changes the behavior but about padding the pockets of the school. >> how much of an impact has t

ms. houston was found by somebody in her. i know once her staff found out, they let us know right away. >> have you been in touch with bobby brownally have not been in touch with her staff or family. you would have to check with the coroner's office on that. we don't anticipate any time soon, about two or three weeks, but the. we drkd there's always more work to be done, and it won't be concluded until the coroner does their findings. [ inaudible ] >> i don't have any information on that. it was all relayed to us secondhand by whoever found her. my understanding is she was out by prior to any. >> when there is a distinction between homicide and an accidental death investigation, does that mean you ruled it out? >> we have not ruled anything out. we're conducting a death examination, but we won't have anything going in the recorder. when we know, we'll contact the media and you guys will be the first to know. >> nationwide, i'm sure schallenberger lynn. with all kind of kwemz that investigation is still very much sealed. a couple nuggets i noticed saying, it's not a criminal investigation. also who was in the room saturday. the l

ms. houston. her voice was so beautiful. >> but the big question is what happened to bobby brown?seats and ended up leaving, but hours later he was spotted on stage, performing, with new edition at mohegan sun, a casino in connecticut. >> dave: something to laugh about, folks. you don't want to miss the video. a one in a million shot, yesterday. the northern trust open, in l.a., phil mikkelson on the tee. a bit of an errant drive. you can see, the crowd... >> clayton: a hole in one? >> dave: you could call it a hole-in-one. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> dave: stuck in the man's shorts. he was worried and saw the fan on his back. no need to be squared, the fan didn't move because the bull was in his shorts. he gave the fan an autographed glove on the spot. he is classy, and he apologized to the fan and played right through it. >> did it bounce on the green and bounced up to... >> dave: rolled right in there. there's a lot of headlines... you saw. laying on the ground. >> clayton: and he used the glove to go into the man's shorts, i don't want the glove anymore, you take it! >> d

i agree with ms. brown that this is indeed a teachable moment. and i too am sorry this happened to you. this is the fifth anniversary -- was it fifth wedding anniversary? i hope you don't mind me saying congratulations. >> thank you. >> sorry you had to go through this hell. and hopefully nothing like this will happen again. going back to the teachable moment, what would you -- i know you thought about this, and i want to thank you for your testimony. it was very, very clear. but when you look back, are there things, you say you've been on cruises before i think you said or you got the -- some kind of an information about safety. and there's going to be some testimony later on and you may already be aware of this that on february 9th, 2012, members instituted a new passenger policy requiring mandatory drills for embarking passengers prior to the departure from port. and this is a new policy which exceeds existing legal requirements. but to those people from the cruise industry that might be in the room, what would you -- i mean what would you lik