i'm sarah french. >> nancy: and i'm nancy chen in for christa. yesterday turned out to be not such a bad day after all. italiana. >> sarah: it was nice. the sun was out. not fort myers' weather, but we'll take it. >> chris: mid-40s, a . of sunshine in mid-february. we couldn't buy a day like that last year. so any time we enjoy sunshine and mid-40s in the winter, we'll call it a nice winter's day. 12 degrees in buffalo new york. 42 in boston. some cold air across the northeast section of the country. overall a cool start. breezy side throughout the day. expecting high temperatures generally to run in the lower to middle 30s this afternoon. you factor in that breeze and it outside. overall a quiet stretch of weather over next several days. there may be a few snow showers and some sprinkles working in late friday night into early saturday. but the weekend looks mainly dry and temperatures over the weekend in the 40s to near 50 degrees. we track a mid-week storm in here next week. more on that seven-day forecast coming up. >> sarah: time now for fas

. >> nancy: breaking news at this noon hour. people... rather police issuing a warrant for the suspects in an attack that triggered a campus lockdown at umass-amherst. one student was hurt in the attack. cheryl fiandaca joins us live from the breaking news desk with the very latest. >> reporter: nancy, last night the university of massachusetts-amherst ordered students to shelter in place after two men with a gun assaulted a student on campus. now, police say the two men off. video shows the suspects were us courted into the residence hall by a student. there were no reports of shots fired. today a warrant was issued. that suspect is facing charges of armed robbery and assault and battery. >> we have issued a warrant for our main suspect. he has been identified. he is not a umass student. not from the amherst area. we are actively seeking him. we have alerted authorities in his community as to our warrant. and we are hoping to have him in custody as soon as possible. so we do have warrant for his arrest. the second suspect that is involve

so for the latest, let's head to 7's nancy chen live in manchester. nancy? >> nancy: good morning to you, christa. a lot to get to. portsmouth will be one busy town here. we have at least three scheduled events throughout the day. marco rubio first up at 8:00. he'll be here behind me for a town hall event. ted cruz and donald trump will also be making stops in portsmouth later on today. this as trump is accusing cruz of playing dirty in the iowa caucuses and stealing his win. trump called for either new voting there or for the results cruz responded by saying trump is throwing a tantrum or, as he put it, a "trumper tantrum." so things certainly heating up here to be campaign trail as the field narrows. rick santorum, rand paul both dropping out yesterday after low numbers in iowa. santorum throwing his support now behind marco rubio. meantime, on the democratic side, i think bernie sanders and hillary clinton with a late night. they had a democratic town hall. their biggest argument seemed to be over who was more progressive. fresh out of the gate at the new

crews work to try to get >> nancy: breaking news affecting commuters. amtrak with problems this morning. thousands left waiting on the platform for trains that never came. if you are traveling in or out of boston, the effects are lingering. the problems may reach into the evening commute. victoria warren has the latest from back bay station. >> reporter: massive crowds cramming platforms. >> people are a little frazzled. >> reporter: cramming escalators. pouring offer diverted commuter trains in the hopes of getting a coveted spot on trains. >> oh, thousands. at least a thousand off of our train. >> reporter: david perry snapped these pictures at back bay. the domino effect from a signal problem on an amtrak line that pretty much kept almost all commuter trains from getting all the way to >> yeah. i was trying to get to south i'm going to walk. the orange line is a complete mess. >> we kind of crammed on and waited. >> reporter: health camp... heather camp expected delays but this was excessive. >> i waited for the train for about 40 minutes. then it ca

nancy o'dell. it can see more of her full coverage on entertainment you can watch right hererecapping our top story this geoff: the south carolina attorney general has issued an opinion on whether the toxicology results for usc upstate students killed in a crash should be released. he says the result should be protected as medical records. county coroner rusty clevenger requested the attorney general's opinion on releasing the information because some of the victims' families asked that they not be released. sproull, joshua lee, james campbell, and sarah vanderburgh died in the accident. we will continue to have more coverage of the story as it develops. dale: we have a cute picture that comes to us from when a vista elementary. they call themselves the wild things. they wore blue to support rare disease awareness month and sent this great photo. when a vista elementary school, we salute you today. another springlike day today. rain coming in tomorrow afternoon. cooler temperatures after that. get

nancy? >> nancy: sarah, apple's c.e.o. says f.b.i. wants the them to create new software to let them into that shooter's iphone. the f.b.i. announced last week they weren't able to open one of the phones recovered from the attackers, and that's why they want apple's help. this ruling is the first of its kind. the couple, as you might remember, killed 14 people, hurt 22 others in that shooting spree back in december. and apple c.e.o. tim cook said in a statement overnight that this software they're requesting does not exist yet. cook goes on the say in the wrong hands this software, which does not exist today, would have the potential to unlock any possession. cook also says while the government may argue that the this case. there is no way to guarantee such control. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: a brand-new poll out this hour in the race for the white house. it shows hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck out in nevada ahead of saturday's caucus. this is a cnn poll. it finds 48% of cauc

. >> i'm nancy chen. it is february, rob, and i guess we have to expect it. >> rob: well below average for snowfall. for the winter as a whole. so a little more is certainly not out of the question this time of year. when you went to bed, just the south shore and came under a winter stormwatch. that was it and while you were sleeping the national weather service expanded it to all of the eastern massachusetts and northern worcester county beginning tomorrow morning april 7:00 and until 7:00 on tuesday morning and concerned about the possibility of moderate flooding due to strong onshore winds around the time of high tide late tomorrow morning and early tomorrow afternoon. temperatures this horning about 5-10 degrees warmer than a couple of spots below freezing and look out, and satellite and radar all quiet hardly a cloud in the sky. plenty of sunshine through the day combined with southwesterly winds up to the low 40s and very mild. clouds roll in tonight and we are likely to see the rain and snow beginn

nancy? >> nancy: sarah, good morning to you. bernie sanders had been leading primary, so this was no big surprise. however, hillary clinton had been trying to cut that margin in half. at one point she seemed like she could do so maybe to get some momentum going into south carolina. however, in the end the vermont senator had an overwhelming victory. nothing but net for bernie sanders, celebrating with his grandchildren tuesday with some basketball before giving his victory speech. >> together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. >> nancy: hillary clinton lost to sanders by 20 points, with sanders targeting the votes of young people and new hampshire the former secretary of state promised to campaign harder >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we're going to fight for every vote in every state. >> nancy: sanders urging unity message for both his supporters and clinton's. >> we will need to come together in a few months and unite this party and this nation b

: i'm nancy chen. we're tracking, can you believe it, more winter weather. >> i can believe it. >> a winter storm watch has tuesday, for more let's head over to rob for the latest. >> reporter: the national weather service only issues a winter storm watch if they think 6 inches of snow is a possibly. that watch was expanded during the overnight. yesterday evening it was the only plymouth county coastline and under the watch and they expanded that watch to include all the of eastern mass then southern worcester county. that begins at 7:00 and going until 7:00 tuesday. you also have the threat of coastal flooding tor plymouth county coastline and also the cape and nantucket. strong northeasterly winds could lead to coastal flooding around the teem of tide last tomorrow most. most of the area at or belowed freezing mark. do look out for an icy spot. a little warmer than it was yesterday morning and afternoon temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. satellite and radar kauai highs in

live in manchester, new hampshire, nancy chen, 7news >> sarah: thanks, nancy. coming up on just one station, we'll have our blue, exclusive tracking polls out of new hampshire. so this morning after the iowa caucuses, we're beginning to see some movement in those numbers. political editor andy hiller will break them down in a live report coming up at 6:45. if you have questions for andy hiller or our pollster, tweet us or you can e-mail us at senditto7@whdh.com or go to whdh.com. we'll have answers to some of your questions. >> christa: new details in the death of a toddler from roxbury. we're learning the department of children and families was at the home of a three-year-old boy days before he was rushed to the hospital in respiratory distress. let's head out the roxbury for the latest on this. here's 7's victoria warren. vicki? >>. >> victoria: we now know it was a three-year-old boy rushed from this home in roxbury to the hospital. we've spoken with some neighbors. they remember seeing the child, seeing him healthy, smiling, playing, and they say that they

let's go to 7's nancy chen with more on the meeting. nancy? >> sarah: christa, this meeting was held in east boston high. mayor walsh pledging to protect people who live in that area. >> sarah: i know the last few the neighborhood. >> mayor walsh acknowledging that gang violence is a problem. since september, there have been several murders in east boston, there was also a shooting in broad daylight at the maverick just two weeks ago federal authorities arrested dozens of alleged members of a street gang known as ms13 on charges including murder and drug trafficking. the arrests raised concerns that gang recruitment was going on inside the high school, but boston's police commissioner says he's focused on what's happening outside the school building. >> we have to also get to the playgrounds and the soccer fields, because i'm hearing that's where some of the kids might feel intimidated or the pressure is on them to join gangs. >> nancy: the district attorney believes there are 50 to 100 kids in east boston currently considering whether to join

let's send it out the nancy chen now with more. hey, nancy. >> nancy: good morning to you, sarah. as andy mentioned, the race is tightening. it's not just about who is at the top of those polls but also about momentum. both marco rubio and hillary clinton have the wind behind them. here's what to watch. clinton will attend a campaign event in manchester with every female democrat in the u.s. senate except for elizabeth warren. meantime, on the republican side of things, ben carson will make a rare appearance in nashua this morning, his first in new hampshire since the iowa caucus. carson also cut several staff members thursday in what his campaign is calling a reorganization. also fellow republican john kasich will reach his goal of holding 100 new hampshire town hall meetings, that's going to be in bedford tonight. and here's the latest. governor charlie baker is expected to endorse new jersey for the republican presidential nomination today. christie stumped for baker during his run for governor back in 2014, and new baker will join christie at a rally in new hampshire tomorrow.

let's go to 7's nancy chen with the latest on this. nancy? >> nancy: christa, the f.b.i. has that wildlife refuge surrounded. they're hoping the remaining four occupiers will end this standoff calmly. right now f.b.i. using a bullhorn to negotiate with those there's also an open phone line. it's actually being live streamed on the internet by one of their acquaintances. >> they got their machine guns pointed at us. >> six armored vehicles come rolling in. they got their little speakers blaring saying, "this is not an assault. this is not an assault. come out with your hands up." these guys are ready to roll us. as soon as we all comply the these demand, as soon as something goes down, we're going to die. >> sarah: a lot at stake. >> nancy: a nevada assembly woman has been negotiating with those occupiers. she's acting as an unofficial liaison between them and f.b.i. because the occupiers have expressed concern that the f.b.i. will shoot them. >> we're walking out. we don't need our weapons right now. they cannot fire upon you with the world watching. do you understand? yo

i'm appalled. >> nancy: all right. he is has beeny his family wasn't home to see that arrest happen. >> sarah: a new york city man who lost his wallet gets most of what was inside back. what the man who found it took and his explanation. >> chris: a nice winter day. a little bit colder tomorrow. homecoming? it' s awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. who pay a little extra legroom in coach? refinance your student loans. 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0218 or visit lightenyourloan.com pour customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can s

nancy. 5:11 right now. coming up at 6:00 on just one station, we'll unveil our final exclusionive tracking polls from new hampshire. political editor andy hiller will be here at 6:45 to break down the numbers, which for the first time will include some data taken after saturday's republican debate. >> christa: should be very it's 5:11 and we're also tracking this winter storm with our storm force out and about. a live look at the weston salt pile where salt crews or road crews, i should say, are ready to go for this storm. >> sarah: and our marshall hook is in the traffic tracker on the expressway in boston. roads look good now, but your morning commute will be a mess. >> jeremy: roads are try metro boston. that's the case the next few hours. expect to get in the city at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. steadier snow mid to late morning. snow time line, know amounts, >> christa: welcome back. 5:15. we're tracking another winter storm. it's not here yet, but it's due to be making an appearance in the next c

nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge.: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product was good, and they were generating about $4 million in revenue. and they were even making a profit -- about $400,000 a year. i wanted in. the check that i write will be $700,000, and i get 50% of the business. nancy: we got a deal. -lemonis: we got a deal? -tom: we got a deal. lemonis: i knew with a few adjustments, this business could grow quickly. they built the trailers in georgia, but tom and nancy ran it from an office 300 miles away in tampa. tom: we're paying two mortgage payments. that's like 2,300 bucks a month. lemonis: if they could consolidate, they would be much more efficient and save a lot of money. nancy: 60 grand is what we're paying in a year to transport them just down here. -lemonis: would you move? -nancy: absolutely not. i live on the beach. lemonis: but there were other warnings. they

nancy chen has more on each candidate's final pitch to voters. >> nancy: bernie sanders has surprised everyone, including himself, with his campaign success. now in new hampshire his tale has become one of a potential front-runner as voters feel the burn. >> young people are sick of the same old same old and he's providing a fresh message. >> nancy: the 74-year-old vermont senator has particularly had success with young people and women. on monday he responded to former secretary of state madeleine albright who said women should stand behind clinton because she is a woman. >> i think that's an unfortunate statement. we are now talking about electing the president of the united states, and people should make their decision based on who they think can do the job. >> nancy: one week ago hillary clinton was trailing sanders by more than 30 points, but according to our 7news/umass lowell tracking poll, she's cut that in half. 7news asked clinton on monday >> i know a lot of young people are supporting my opponent. i want them to know that i support you andly work for you. ly be your presid

nancy fitzgerald is turning her grief into a mission. that she shared today with our englewood right now with her story. cathy. >>reporter: this is a ghost bike, jim, a somber memorial to patrick fitzgerald, one way his widow is hoping to turn heartache into helping others. >> patrick was the life of the party. he was humble. he was inspirational. he was the love of my life. >>reporter: sometimes hard for nancy fitzgerald to talk about her husband. >> just never know when you're going to start to cry. because you miss him so much. >>reporter: nancy and patrick were best friends, business partners, loving parents, but patrick was killed in the summer of 2014. >> i just knew something was wrong. because it's a ten minute bike ride and it had been 30 minutes. >>reporter: he was at revere parkway, peddling home from work, when a truck driver hit the 41-year-old. >> he just didn't have a chance. >>reporter: since patrick's death, nancy has worked hard at she's also been dedicating to saving other cyclists. nancy produced this public service a

and back with me now, nancy hollander, manuel, and maurice davis. you were part of this process, and what didn't happen that was understood that was supposed to happen that got us here? these people weren't nuts, they made plans, they made legal finds and laid out a process for handling these men that probably didn't anticipate that we would be where we are in 2016. what didn't happen? >> what didn't happen was listening to the senior leadership in uniform back in 2021. you won't find any of the senior military officials around at the time that were in favor of creating guantanamo military commissions, and enhancing interrogation. that was the product of political appointees who just ignored the advice of the military leadership. and if you didn't get the answer, you were shut out of the discussion. so here we are now, almost 20 years later, you're suck with this mess. you see the trials, and i was involved in designing the the ex expeditionary legal complex, and we designed it within 5 years of 2006, that was ten years ago, and a lot of the stuff i

doctora nancy: ni a votar.ajar por un bien comÚn que es lo mÁs importante, como un me refiero al beneficio del hombre, de la mujer, y al final del dÍa, de la familia, olvidarnos de los estereotipos. karla m: yo veo un grito de alerta, uno dice "no soy handyman", la otra dice, yo no soy cocinera, ¿dÓnde estÁ el balance? el complementarnos como hombres y mujeres. ismael: lo que va a salvar el mundo es la energÍa femenina, porque tienen la compasiÓn, el amor, la generosidad, y no quiero absolutizar, pero yo siento que es mundo deberÍa ser un poquito mÁs de energÍa femenina y menos de energÍa masculina. karla m: cuando hablamos de energÍa ambos, tanto hombres como mujeres tenemos el poder de desarrollar el lado masculino y femenino dentro de nosotros. doctora nancy: no sÓlo tenemos el poder, tenemos que hacerlo, debemos salvar el mundo, que es la suma de todos. eric: las mujeres son unos seres humanos increÍbles. karla: asÍ vamos a cerrar "sin rollo ni tapujos", diciÉndole que valore a su esposo y usted seÑor, valo

. >> nancy campbell has been quivering for years. mother of ten children, six biological and four adopted. to explain the christian lifestyle called quiverful she turns to psalm 127 in her well read bible. >> as arrows in the hand of a mighty man so are children of the youth. then it goes on to say, happy is the man who has his quiver liking it to the war when they went out with they're bows and arrows, blessed is the man who has his quiver full of them. they shall not be ashamed. because they will have children who they have raised to be mighty young men and women of god, and speak truth and justice and wisdom. now, isn't that a great blessing for the nation? >> who are the enemies now? is there an enemy that we should discuss? >> i think anything that is against the ways of god really are enemies, of course yes, we have enemies if we start talking about international enemies, we do have enemies today. >> campbell invited "america tonight" to her ministry, based in her large rural tennessee home about an hour outside of nashville. f

. >> that's right, nancy,he buzz growing here in new york city. carly steel was celebrating withy and kendall last night, and celebrating their first line as they build a fashion empire.t we wanted the to do kind of on our own and give the fans exactly what they wanted from us and it's our more mature kind of stepping it up line. >> they have totally stepped it up, classic blacks and cool textures, on display at party last night. the ladd ladies dressed in their own designs.d arriving to a crush of photographers. brother-in-law kanye. >> how are kim and everybody's great. going a million miles an hour and the baby's getting bigger by the and it's so him grow up. >> did kanye give you any good advice in launching the line? >> he is so creative, but we didn't want anybody advice other than ours. >> i love miranda kerr's style. >> what do we do? >> i don't know. >> let's get them. ty, kendall, kiley and haley snap chatted from that hotel room.er jump suit if you're looking own a piece of the collection, it set anywhere from about $70 to $300. >> you'

nancy figured it out before it was too late, but this man says plenty of people don't. "they're scamming people." people." salesman for a sub-contracted energy company in cincinnati. he quit after five days because he said the sales tactics were reprehensible reprehensible "i think it's unethical. i mean i don't know how they can live with themselves. themselves. joseph says he and the other sales agents would drive into lower income neighborhoods going door-to-door looking for unsuspecting customers including the elderly. they would tell people they were in the neighborhood conducting an energy audit. then they would ask to see to the person's energy bill to make sure they weren't overpaying. but joseph says once they got the bill, what they were really doing information. joseph says once the form was filled out, they would pressure the customer to sign it--and to top it off--. joseph says his company wasn't even offering the best rate. "these poor people, they have absolutely no clue what they're doing...they actually don't know who they're talking with, as far as wha

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nancy chen is live this morning. nancy? >> nancy: it's been a busy morning here. new hampshire is now the place to be. the top candidates are arriving here overnight from iowa as the focus now turns squarely to new hampshire, and these candidates will be crisscrossing the state trying to get those votes. the candidates wasting no time leaving iowa, coming here. marco rubio was first to touch down overnight in manchester, arriving around 2:00 a.m. i saw ted cruz coming in with his family, as well. but rubio, the florida senator, looking to make a move from the pack, bunched up we hide donald trump in new hampshire. he will be in exeter for a israeli tonight. hoping for a repeat here. cruz spent a lot of time and resources in iowa, so today he really needs the gain some ground. today he will be at an event in wind hamp and donald trump, who holds a big lead in the new hampshire polls is looking to hold on to that lead this week, kicking things off with an evening rally up if milford. as for the democrats, hillary clinton landing here earlier this morning after her a

nancy was 37. married with two young children. >> went into the hospital a week later. radical mastectomy. >> when the treatments and reconstructive surgeries were zon. life went back to normal. until cancer came knocking a decade later. >> i was loaded in my spine, in my lymph nodes, around the chest wall. >> nancy, was her-2 positive put on a new at the time drug herceptin, int intfs with cancer growth and stops the -- interferes with cancer growth and stops the spread. >> and it worked miracles for nancy. but at the same time, her miracle drug was having an unintended and unfortunate consequence. it was actually damaging her heart, threatening congestive heart failure. >> it is not typical, but it did create a major most public concern. >> let's put it this way. you need your heart to fight cancer. >> off herceptin and her heart on the mend, nancy was on the battle against time to stop the cancer. in need of a new miracle, she was enrolled in the safe heart trial at med star washington hospital center. >> it is a clinical trial that tests the hypotheses that two canc

we have both contests covered, starting with nancy cordes and the democrats in las vegas. nancy. >> reporter: jim, this is a huge relief for the clinton camp after a brutal loss in new clinton herself took the stage here at caesar's palace in las vegas about 15 minutes ago. take a listen to what she had to say. >> i want to thank each and every one of you. you turned out in every corner of the state with determination and purpose. hotel and casino workers who never wavered. ( cheers and applause ) tens of thousands of men and

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in the control room, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> nancy:>> christa: 5:11. we have much more ahead on this friday, including dramatic video that surfaced showing the moment a helicopter crashes into the water in hawaii. what witnesses report seeing moments before impact. >> sarah: and we'll introduce you to this week's class act. friendship, inclusion and bridging gap, how students are making sure everyone feels welcome. morning. 21 in boston. teens in the suburbs. this is the coldest we'll see in the next two days. as we go into the weekend, close to 50 degrees. not quite there yet this afternoon, but we'll see upper 30s. increasing clouds late this afternoon. maybe a couple scaferred snow showers tonight. more on that coming up. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. remember, if you take the commuter rail into south station, still dealing with delays in and out of south station. check your train ahead of time, and we already do have some delays. the roads looking good, though. we're living in a very competitive global economy, and if we are going to succeed

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>> also, nancy made a super bowl multiply that feeling. it's the deal of all deals. a moment worthy of celebration. now multiply that. you're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new multiplier scratch-offs. a chance to win. and a chanceto multiply your winnings. yea, that feeling >> exclusively on etonline.com, joan shares her lesson of having cancer with oprah. plus what she tells her kids. family secrets are dangerous. >> and is duck"duck dynasty" star sady ron inson ready to get married? she is 17 but chatting exclusively with us about marriage and kids. >> i'm going have too many. i'm going to have so many kids. the by -- >>> welcome back, as many of you know out there, nancy iscertain, sure as the day is long, tha the panthers would win the super bowl p. that led to this with bryan cranston on thebowl. >> you want to put a wager on that? let's not use money. something embarrassing on camera. pz. >> he is a voice kung fu panda 3. if nancy lost she had to do part of "entertainm tonight" dressed as

the answer is next. >>> and why is brian cr calling for nancy to pay up? >>> at etonline.com, big bang star stands up to piers morgan by splashing him. >> i identify with the feminists, i'm going to do it this way. >> you got to watch their crazy show dance. >>> and the pressure of playing baby and the dirty dancing remake. >> it's something that reese so scary. >>> and every single made by the women of the real housewives. her must-see reviews etonline etonline.com. >>> time now for the a to tonight's "e.t" birthdays. which famous actor once worked that was joe who turns 52 today. >> we bet,nancy, we et, and guess what? you got to come through and pay off your debt. and tomorrow, it will come. and so everybody watch tomorrow's show and yo see exactly what nancy o'dell has to do because she lost a super bowl bet to me. >> oh, brian. i got an e-mail from bryan at 8:00 a.m. and the subject line said, hello loser. by the way it was his idea to have the bet and i did not think my carolina panthers wou

his daughter patti they'r theiry difficult relationship with nancy, her mother, and claimed nancy deter. reagan just did what to do with it. he just tuned it out and it's not that different from what happens in 1981 when david stockman comes to him and says, look, you can have the defense build up, you can have the tax cuts or you can get rid of the deficit but you can do all three because the numbers don't add up. and stockman described his frustration in not getting reagan to be able to understand that these things are were contradictory. i don't think reagan didn't understand it that he didn't have a solution to it, and the path of least resistance was to allow the deficit to grow at a not fully engage in the problem and leave it to aides. so i think he learned through life and to his political career that tuning out was functional behavior, and an effective political technique for him. i think people often, when they would see the way he would distance himself and not engage and tune out, they would think he's clueless, he's out of the. the great poignancy of this is at some point a

>> also, nancy made a super bowl oh, this will be good. >>> welcome back, as many of you know, nancy certain, sure as the day is long, that the panthers would win the super bowl. that led to this bet with bryan cranston on the super bowl. now mr. cranston has come to collect. >> on show, you have to wear costume to deliver the news. i won't say what that costume is. but if she doesn't do it, i have back-up to make sure she does. have fun, nancy. >> oh, trust me, we will have fun all right. bryan is one of the voices in kung fu panda i think you can guess where we're going right now. >> okay, i didn't actually fit in the kung fu panda outfit. i'm a little tall. but i did get mei mei from the movie to be here. is that good enough? >> oh, no. you know the bet. you know the bet. bryan said i had to read on "e.t." news item. bryan cranston, i'm going to get you back for this. in tonight's birthdays, which scream queen wanted to be a dallas cowboys cheerleader when she g that is emma roberts. she turn happy birthday. and i wanted to be a k >> oh, my gosh. (maintenance guy) is that a hammoc

have fun, nancy. >> oh, trust me, we will have fun all right. bryan is one of the voices in kung fu panda we're going right now. >> okay, i didn't actually fit in the kung fu panda outfit. i'm a little tall. but i did get mei mei from the movie to be here. is that good enough? >> oh, no. you know the bet. you know the bet. come on. bryan said i had to read on "e.t." news item. bryan cranston, i'm going to get you back for this. in tonight's birthdays, which scream queen wanted to be a dallas cowboys cheerleader when she g that is emma roberts. she turn happy birthday. and i wanted to be a k >> oh, my gosh. ,, [ crow caws ] frankie: everybody knows you're much cooler

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