nascar is overhauling the championship format. the point system is gone.16-driver winner-take-all elimination series is in place. the field will be whittled down a final four through eliminations after every three races of the ten-race chase. the four remaining drivers enter the season finale with an equal chance to win. >>> when we return, advice from a former first lady. laura bush shares her insight on life in the white house and the job for the future president's wife. er insight on life in the white house and the job for the future president's wife. go-gurt? yep...doh. [ boy ] slurpably fun and a good source of calcium. dads who get it, get go-gurt. fast-moving flames. bargain buyers beware... the push in washington to protect consumers who shop at outlet stores and celebrating the lunar n year... the story behind the traditions. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good mor,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, partly sunny today and also partly sunny in atlanta. in st. louis, a m

larry, i want to begin -- what does pork have to do with nascar racing? that is an easy question. >> go ahead. >> people who sit in the stands and people who follow racing are our customers. so, it is a way to communicate directly to our customer by customer loyalty between the fans and who sponsors the car. >> what are you doing? i know this has to do with the richard petty motorsports. >> the icon of the industry. anybody who has followed motorsports knows who richard petty is. we just signed a new three-year deal with him, increasing our sponsorship of the famous blue 43 car. we think it is a tremendous way to talk to our customers.

. >> it smells like a nascar race. it is just burning rubber in the air and people with nowhere to go. you think that with all the gas they're using and all the power they're using that they'd be able to break free but, look, they're not breaking free. i'm going to stick the microphone out and stop talking so you can hear what we're hearing. it sounds bad. (tires whirring) >> pelley: and mike paluska is joining us now from atlanta. mike, what was that like last night? >> it was difficult to see, scott, because we saw so many people in need, they were getting out of their cars, they had children in backseats of their cars and they were freezing cold. they weren't dressed for this type of weather because we weren't anticipated to get this type of weather. there were a lot of kids that were getting out of the cars and pushing people and trying to get them off of the downtown connector. behind all the people lined up on this nascar line where they were burning rubber you had all of the people behind it for miles back to th

i'm wrong about that. >> a cheap shot at nascar there. >> i love nays are cay. i love nascar. are you kidding me? >> did she go too far or not far enough? >> she went way too far. excuse me. this is a lady we are talking about. come on. she is a mom. >> she is a mom protecting her kid. >> she is a mom. she needs to set a good example for her children who are there watching her. i am not surprised this is college football between two southern teams. alabama and oklahoma. i am from the south and i no know those people take their sports very seriously. this is not shocking at all and i'm actually surprised it didn't go further. >> i don't know, paul, you are usually the one getting taunted. instead of stick up for you, your son usually joins the taunter. how does that make you feel? would this be -- i don't know, does this happen on your shows often where people lunge at you? >> yes, it is usually my wife screaming get off. this is not working. it is sports, right? that's the problem. people get so amped up over sports they are fighting over it. what happened to the days when we

larry, i want to begin -- what does pork have to do with nascar racing? >> old my goodness, that is an easy question. >> go ahead. >> people who sit in the stands and people who follow racing are our customers. so, it is a way to communicate directly to our customer by customer loyalty between the fans and who sponsors the car. >> what are you doing? i know this has to do with the richard petty motorsports. >> the icon of the industry. anybody who has followed motorsports knows who richard petty is. we just signed a new three-year deal with him, increasing our famous blueof the 43 car. we think it is a tremendous way to talk to our customers. >> your customers are one base, but you've also got new owners. you have customers obviously in china. when you decided to continue this association with nascar, did you have to bring over the chinese executives and take them to a race to show them what this is all about? >> they has been to a race. it was an eye-opening experience for them to see nascar. >> where was this? >> this happen to be in richmond, virginia.

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. >> it links to the media thinking we are all bigot iing d indy and the nascar. "the daily show" sends two gays down to the south to get beat up. i'd like to hear the prep by the way. look, it's going to get dangerous there. hey, man, you look like you're so in love, making out. you're the coolest gay dudes i ever saw. then they proposed to each other in a diner. everyone goes, yeah! >> great. >> and then as they sum up this obsession the media has with proving what is not, dana. >> something along those lines. it had to do with race iism, th media thinks everybody else is a racist if you didn't vote for president obama and the example is the rodeo clown that wore the mask of obama. this guy makes less than minimum wage, gets fired from the job and all the rodeo clowns in america have to go to sensitivity training. the truth is every president going back as far as i can remember i've gone to rodeos my whole life, every president gets the mask treatment from the rodeo clown. that's the way it is. it was racist. >> they went too far. >> what's your outrage? >> i ha

. >> it goes back to 2006 when we had the -- what was it, abc or nbc had the actors go to nascar as muslims, hey, how's it going? and then the daley show sends two gays down to the south to get beat up. i love to hear the press when they go, look, it's going to get dangerous. hey, man, you all look like you're so in love. you're like making out. you're the coolest gay dudes i ever saw. then they propose to each other in a diner. >> that was great. >> everyone goes, well, god, yeah. >> that was great. >> dana moralis sums up this obsession the media has with proving it's not. dana? >> something along those lines. it had to do with racism, that the media thinks everybody else is a racist if you didn't vote for president obama. the example i have was the rodeo clown. remember the rodeo clown that wore the mask of president obama. he ends up -- this is a guy that makes less than minimum wage, gets fired from the job. all the rodeo clowns in america have to go to sensitivity training. the truth is every president going back as far as i can remember and i've gone to a lot of rodeos in my life. ev

people on the ground say it smelled like a nascar race. it felt like a nightmare as drivers there got stuck for way too long. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: drivers along the south's busiest highways spent wednesday trying to finish tuesday's commute. a rare winter storm brought several inches of snow and paralyzing ice. highways froze and soon so did the traffic. all those cars meant salt and sand trucks could not treat the roadways. ron rivero and his truckload of bananas were stuck for 30 hours. >> i'm from the south. we're not prepared for this type of weather. >> reporter: georgia's governor agreed. >> even with the best of forecasting i don't think anyone could have totally predicted that this was going to have the magnitude within the short window of time in which it occurred. >> reporter: here in atlanta, traffic is moving again, at least on the major streets. the focus is on the icy highways where so many people wanting to get home had to ride out the storm. >> reporter: drivers slept in whatever warm place they could find and 10,000

it is everyone from bradley cooper to morgan freeman to president clinton to chefs, two nascar driversusc fighters. the whole idea is everyone is a fan of something. the bull something they are interested in and allow the to participate in process. the job was complicated. our job is to make it easy. the celebrity can push two buttons and be able to interact with the fans. for the fans we hope it is fun. we hope they say, this is entertaining. last year $3 billion industry for social gaming online -- you have in itunes industry that is $12 billion and growing. people are used to pushing a button and one dollar 99 goes away. the behaviorp into people have to be entertained, do something good with it. instead of trying to push somebody or guilt them, let's try to make them have fun doing it. tavis: people like you and mark cuban don't do anything just for the fun of it. there is a greater good you are trying to accomplish here. give me more of what you think you can accomplish and how revolutionary. you can do think here? how revolutionary can this be for fundraising? >> i think it has t

his nascar says the story. that wildlife is a common feature here. it seems it's huge for peace is slowly coming back this village outside of the apple has just come back into government control. out of fourteen thousand residents who fled it up to the rebels attack month that governments as he's now back to discover the house is either destroyed or dilute it it all depends on how lucky you are. our home was almost intact that they stole everything anyone with the stagnant woman says she and her husband have been waiting for the state before twelve years and they're happy to finally have it now our home was destroyed. we know nothing. god gave as a baby has to give us power to do everything from scratch clarity. the coffee. we need more and more miles and is keen to show me the soft nice too if they are no signs only says good things guy families returned beatitudes is the hum and twelve years old and go to school for months. peace to the face of the school day. i have three friends i mean come on family and cousins. well me and talking to maintain t

we knew when we bought beautiful disaster that she had already had 2,200 reviews, mostly for nascar's. we look at what actually people saying in the reviews, not just the number. is very important. is the passion with which the reviews are written and other readers of assessed with the characters as they were. we also like how many fans there are, how many followers, are they interested in reading and writing groups. in building our list we have had to change publishing behavior. we have had to be faster and much more flexible, open as the name implies. some of the public's the book versus some of it published in trade paperback edition simultaneously. occasionally we had hard cover collectors' editions. we are there to support and build the by doing things easily done by a mentor and publisher by getting distribution, but we are not here to try and mess with things that made them successful in the first place. a strong an intimate connection to the readers. in the deep sense of what they're really want from their books. self publisher, essentially running your own business and taking

thai police shot dead by nascar may have a checkpoint south of cairo tensions are high in egypt today is the third anniversary of the spring of evolution. the standoff continues between protesters and police in ukraine the suit says he's ready to go on the attack unless the government agrees to the elections. the sales pitch from it ma. ronnie has to get tough on what exactly the best in his country for world economic growth. your two thousand campers to egypt were five policemen have been killed in an attack at a checkpoint south of cairo correspondent catherine steeply has more. this statement in each area of ministry and as saying that it was last done in a confined as the checkpoint this is in an area of me this youtube a nice way which is about a hundred km south of cairo. the interior ministry of st and guttural too many cycles made by a heavily on these manning the checkpoint before driving up and find peace in that killed two others into one of them is reported to be in the scenery is condition. no one has yet claimed responsibility for this attack and that security sources ar

you can find out anything you want to know about stock car racing at nascar museum. >> let's go niners! >> let's go niners! >> today in charlotte, a large gathering of 49er fans met at a rally in the heart of panther country. >> i'm actually originally from redwood city, california and now live here in charlotte, north carolina and i have worn my niner gear. my son goes to providence faithful in charlotte and they had panther day and he asked to wear his gear and they said no. >> did you have to wear carolina stuff? what did you do that day? >> just put on a blue colored shirt. >> it seems like a lot of my frees in the bay area. >> reporter: it's been said that a sports team is a great uniter of people, crossing ethnic, social and economic barriers. that was certainly the case with the 49er fans at today's rally. >> i was about 8, 9 years old and my mom used to live joe montana and the niners were great at that time and what a better time to jump on as a fan. >> they were born and raised here, but diehard 49er fans. >> everybody here is incredible. >> well, i went to san francisco and

we see is a small burst of growth in the last three quarters is ok to actualize it as you're in a nascar race and the u.k. economy did a pretty fast lap sadly it was lapped four times by most of the competitive countries oh what we see is all stares at your own post on the economy outputs about five percent lower than it should've been if also and haven't actually implemented this oh in the good example really when white people aren't feeling good is it g.d.p. per capita m compared to q two two thousand and ten is up point four percent so it's actually at that rate it will take fifty years with current policies to actually get us back to the starting levels so far from really recovery this is been the worst most disastrous mapper economic policy in a hundred years the slowest recovery in a hundred years and we are seeing this little sliver up but this is been a disaster now let's let's point out that george osborne the chancellor was named britain of the year for returning the u.k. to growth so meanwhile there's a lot of placards are circulating that say britain isn't eating kind of a as

whether it is the nba, everybody the nhl in nascar. the nba is in the market, they are expecting to double the rights they receive from cable operators so they are sick and tired of sharing it. >> what is it in for the sill thats to get out of this deal? seems like a pretty sweet deal? >> it is. they have reaped tremendous hundred million since 1976, but they are getting on in years. they are so engaged in litigation with the nba over what constituted media revenue. what should they have access to, should it be international t.v. revenue, should it be nba tv. i guess they are getting a little tired of fighting nba city hall. amazing thank you so much for your insights. i have to speak for most of america. >> half a billion dollars. that's what they get out of it. >> up next, a three course meal made from a 3-d printer. plus, clam controversial, why a shell fish ban in china is hurting the economy in the pacific west. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water

reports about $40 billion in exemptions given to rum distiller and noble energy firms and the michigan nascarck owners to name a few. so the crony capitalism piece of washington continues to rotten people's feelings about d.c., for good reasons. so when they come back to do the budget there are some thins -- things where they can cut and refor the military -- >> the reason that is is is because republicans refuse to extend unemployment benefits. >> okay, greg? >> 54 billion, 27 cylinders, it teaches you a lesson about a tax theory. it is like mold in your house. the rollback or the reduction is never permanent but the increase or the fight to increase taxes always is. so it is always an ongoing bat toll push it back and that is -- battle to push it back and that is why you are never really getting your taxes cut, they are just slowing the increase. as for the new jobs created under obama, they are nothing but snow jobs. >> and part-time snow jobs. >> i've never heard of that term before. >> that was a cheap shot. >> it is a cheap shot. >> how do you call this a recovery. >> one term is it is

much of his recovery time was spent in south florida. >> hi, i'm brian vickers, a nascar driver. is my city. we're here at yolo's in fort lauder day. it stands for, you only live once, which i find to be a great name. i like yolo's, because of the food and the open indoor/outdoor atmosphere. yolo's really has that. we are sitting here at the ft. lauderdale beach. this is the wave wall, one of the things that make the boardwalk unique. you see people running, riding bikes, doing activities on the beach, swimming in the ocean. it is ai great place to stay healthy and active, specially when you are traveling on the road. now, we're at coconuts, a great place to a 5:00 happy hour. it is not a tourist spot at all. it is kind of tucked away. i love coming here on the boat, nice slow cruz, going to the bar, sitting outside here somewhere and having a nice cocktail with friends off-season not on the road. it is a great place to wrap the day up. wow, this hotel is amazing. oh no. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express

it's nascar for -- >> it's like we are all watching for these train wreck moments. >> that's the thing drunken awards show. >> the british are much stricter liable laws. friends say she needs rest. >> but amy poehler and tina fey they welcomed the audience of women and gay men who would be watching. >> emma thompson was great. we don't have her? she took off her shoes and threw them away. she was awesome. >> it's nice to see unscripted moments. >> diane keaton. >> the oscars have yet to find their footing. >> amy poehler who won gave a jibbering performance. she would have really skewered that speech had she been presenting and commenting on that speech. >> none of the nominees never gave a just in case practice speech. >> let's be honest it's been a fabulous year for film. >> we don't watch dentists give each other awards. i like the movies but it's i don't watch the oscars. >> i'm a big fan of real estate but it's i don't watch the realtors give each other awards. >> are there are so many -- >> we have to take a quick break. up next, items you might have missed in the news. we'll be

you know, and the ones that expired, you've got, what, tax breaks for people who want to build nascar tracks, for hollywood, for racehorses. >> not for people back in my hometown of appleton, because they don't have lobbyists to go out and do that. >> the one that is do get extended, the r.n.d. break is one that would be reconsidered, another to help people under water on their mortgage and maybe the commuter tax. those are three that have effects for people suffering through this economy. if they are spending time reconsidering racetracks and horse -- racehorses, there we go, you know, they got better things to do. >> dave? >> yeah, the general proposition, i like when people have tax breaks, people are paying lower taxes. the problem is, these are tax breaks that were hard fought by lobbyists mostly in this town, making arguments by people who can pay them a lot of money to do it. it's clearly not efficient to have the kind of tax code that we have where you have to navigate this incredibly complex system in order to get your tax breaks, but people in appleton, wisconsin, don't have

it is not nascar. it is supposed to be about the country. can't you make a tiny logo. are getting press. everybody will know it is ralph lauren. >> why do you have to be such a jerk? >> in retrospect is not a bad idea. >> they go for the famous name. ralph lauren will do it. oh but, ralph got it. you could have had a good, quality job and done something good for the american team. >> remember thurston howl the third? anybody who had the horse on their chest they would rob them and beat them down and take the horse. i will send thurston howl, the third and the low lives to beat them up and steal their clothes. >> there is a difference. if you look at the -- can we pull up the norwegian curling team? they are known for their flashy outfits. is this a chevron thing? do you find that attractive? >> wildly. i can't control myself, dana. i think i will defer to gavin on the nazi olympic iewn rms to. i like the lithuanian basketball team with the grateful dead design. they are sharp. >> they look like divo. remember that song "whip it"? >> yes they look like a boy band. >> yo

it's not a nascar races, you don't put go daddy on your helmet or your uniform, you do that on nationalon has their own sayings and soon everything will be obscured and it will be we the people and then china will be we the other people. that's a great motto. we the other people. >> they're not that creative, but they're very good at copying and tweaking. >> i'm adopting that. but what if? that's a good point, let's say they came across an athlete that had an islamic symbol, they would let it happen, wouldn't they? they would be scared to death. >> they may be, but they still would stand on the letter of the law, the ioc has a rule that says you can't have any printed words. they had a guy last time. it wasn't bogey miller, it could have been another hockey guy, another goalie who what had miller time. they said no it wasn't because of the connection with the beer, but there's no writing, you can't do it. >> you're a law guy. >> in the case of the olympics and my business is the last place you have real amateurs, they're not even real amateurs, but they're not allowed toy adv. >> i'm gl

you can't watch nascar, the biggest star in that sport which is killed in their super bowl t daytona make the case that you can't even watch college basketball, not because of brain trauma, but because you can make a case that it's immoral for these players who are bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars and getting paid absolutely nothing while their coaches make $2 million $3 million, $5 million and the ncaa guys and the commissioner make lots and lots of money and all they get is a free college education, which half the time is a scam also. so i think his position is fine for him. for me, and for millions of others, we get too much pleasure out of watching this, but if in five or ten or 20 years or someplace down the road i agree with him that too many people are going brain dead over this, i might have the same position. but not today. probably not ever. >> i kind of gave up following boxing because of what happened to mohammed ali. >> for that reason. >> right. pretty much, yes. but i admire the skill involved in these very brutal games and i did play football myself and i w

after hosting the nascar sprint cup series awards show in las vegas, where milano was a presenter, mohrin a removed segment of his podcast. according to "the new york daily news," mohr stated, it seems like she had a baby and said, i don't give a -- expletive. >> this is going to be very interesting. >> reporter: the host of "project runway all-stars," who gave birth to a son in 2011, chose to take the high road. responding, so sorry you felt the need to publicly fat-shame me. be well and god bless. please send my love to your beautiful wife. >> alyssa milano's response was classy, pitch-perfect and ended the discussion right there. >> reporter: milano wasn't the butt of all mohr's jokes that evening. he also made a jab at danica patrick. >> danica, i hope you're not too uncomfortable tonight. i know you're not used to be this close to the front. >> reporter: that earned him social media buzz. >> i should send her a fruit basket because i'm a more famous comedian today than i was thursday afternoon. >> reporter: in the case of alyssa milano, mohr appears to want to make things right. tw

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in that will be nascar, where we do a special deal for nascar.cial benefit, which means the average joe out there is actually paying a little bit more every month, every year so that somebody who is well-connected can get a benefit that is not for the rest of america. >> senators, i've got to let you go on this because you have important work to do. fight it. fight the extension of those bills. fight those special interests. take the money out of the game. and the people will come back in huge numbers to the process. we all know that's true. we just have to see these first steps. and as much as we all love football, it's good to see that you're calling it for what it is and passing this bill. and hopefully it goes the right way. we'll see what both sides have to present on the issue, of course. senator coburn, senator king, thank you for joining us on "new day." >> thanks, chris, see you at the super bowl, buddy. >> i hope so. kate. >> you got them tickets and not me? >> i'm going with him. >> okay. we're going to take a break. coming up next on

the legislators were then were required to wear a robe like supreme court justices do and they had nascar patches on the logos of all the people who and i think that's a i would argue that if you have complete and total and almost immediate disclosure of who's giving what then the news media i mean you know your show all the different sites that you see on the internet could the public will decide that so some candidates becoming a wholly owned. siddur area of you know a local polluter you know then they get to know that i think that would hurt them i know that i not yet but i'm voting i'm not going to happen but they won't be able to decide it if corporations funnel that money into secretive and non disclosed by violence before institute that's what i'm saying that's about the i'll just say over the freedom industries nobody knows what that means it's not clear at all that's my. view as an individual right to check as opposed to going through a five a once before going to the super pacs. that makes prison the money there because we limit significantly what that going to do this let's tal

i think it is a little bit of a nascar mentality. i would be very nervous. but i like the concept. technology, level of development going on, it probably will happen. we pay a lot of money to live in the city. imagine if we could get cars that would drive us out of the city without having to drive them. you could go 60 miles out of the city and you don't mind the commute, because you aren't reading the paper and sending e- mails -- you are reading the paper and sending e-mails. >> the safety devices that anticipate a crash, that have positive separation with oncoming cars. things, good good levels of technology. >> we were just showing that audi with the laser headlights. led headlight, i don't know what to make of that. you like the viper because you used to run chrysler, but you have to admit it is a great looking car. >> it is a beautiful car. i wish it was made in the u.s. me, too. former ceo of chrysler and of home depot, and of cerberus, and now running your own firm. what a pleasure to have you full sub >> thank you for allowing me to come on. >> comeback anytime. amazingly,

jimmie johnson returned to nascar glory motoring his way to a sixth championship.rtime in a game seven with san antonio. >> we're here to win multiple champions. >> reporter: alabama rolled over notre dame to claim back-to-back championships. after a horrific injury of kevin ware, louisville won the championship. but it was florida gulf coast that electrified basketball wins. they reached the sweet 16. it was also a year of personal achievement and amazing comebacks. phil mickelson made four birdies over the final six holes of the british open to shoot a blistering 5 under 66 to win his first title there. diana nyad tried and failed four times to swim from cuba without a protective cage. in september she finally went the distance. team usa won eight consecutive races to capture the america's cup. as always there was an ugly side to sports. after a decade of denial, lance armstrong finally came clean on his steroid use. former baseball mvp ryan braun did, as well, and served a 65-game suspension. alec rodriguez was hit with a 211-game suspension, but he appealed it

connell: -- charles: when you mention nascar, you are in dangerous territory. connell: something wrong with this royal caribbean ship that has been in the news. cutting its trip short. gastrointestinal bug spreading. dagen: steve is in miami with the very latest. how bad are things on board now? >> things have gotten bad where the ten day trip has been cut to an eight-day trip. it should return by this wednesday. up to 20% of the passengers on board were sick. that is more than 600 of them vomiting and going up. a number of crew members sick as well. some entertainers also affected. the number of new cases spiked over the weekend. because of the wave of illnesses, they were unable to provide the kind of vacation passengers expected so they are coming home early. connell: what about the cause at this point? >> officials from the center for disease control boarded the trip in the caribbean several days ago. they have taken some samples. the results are expected to be known midweek. we have seen outbreaks on cruise ships in the past. it is a stubborn virus that li

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you can find everything you want to know about stock car racing at the nascar museum. >> let's go niners. let's go niners. >> reporter: in charlotte a large gathering of 49 fans met at a rally in the heart of panther country. >> i am actually originally from redwood city, california, now live here in charlotte, north carolina and this past week i have worn my niner gear. my son actually goes to providence school here in charlotte and they had day on friday for the panthers and i asked if he could wear his gear and they said no. >> did you have to wear carolina stuff or what did you do that day? >> put on a collared shirt. >> reporter: it's been said that a sports team is a great uniter of people. it crosses ethnic, social and economic barriers. that was certainly the case with the 49 fans at today's rally. >> i was about eight or 9 years old, my mom used to love joe montana. the niners were great at that time so what better time to jump on as a fan. >> 129 family members born in charlotte but die hard niners fans. >> this is like being at a family cookout. everyone is here, incredible at

dagen: it is like nascar. not exciting, we need to change it.or me. i think i need a new coanchor at this point. [laughter] dagen: you just patted yourself on the back. really? some of the biggest names in technology are going to be on. >> love you. s&p 500 down right now. it is down by about five points. right now, technology, waiting in the s&p 500. they have about 19%. about a 5% has a big deal going for it. ibm, guys, after the bell tonight. look at what is happening with the stock. lows of the session. you will see so far it has been pretty much flat on the year. ibm shares pretty much flat to slightly lower. shareholders really going to be looking for some performance here from ibm. here is what the market is looking for. as far as expectations for ibm, 599 a share. revenue at 22.5 billion for the quarter. a lot of investors are pointing out the weakness in the last quarter down 70% year-over-year. we will certainly be looking for that. after the bell, texas instruments. a company that has been doing very well over the past year. chip sale

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in 2004 maynard's fiance and father of her daughter nascar driver ricky hendrick tragically died in a> i would love to. >> reporter: but months later -- >> where does it stand right now? >> we're not engaged anymore. >> reporter: then romance blossomed with bachelorette winn winner jess holmes. will y >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> reporter: but after both relationships ended, the southern belle never gave up and now she's finally found her match with tyler johnson who popped the question discuss a few days after the new year. what a great-looking couple. congratulations to emily and we're so excited for you. >> thank you. >> welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you so much. >> i loved reading that this is somebody who you had known long before you stepped into the mansion, so it must have been very difficult for him to watch you go through, not once, but twice. >> well, he never watched it and, you know, we were really just friends and we got to know each other, met at church and, you know, we just -- i think that's why our relationship is so good now because we started out

. >> reporter: the host of "project runway all stars" was a presenter at the nascar sprint cup seriesdcast, he joked about milano's appearance saying "it seems like she had a baby and said i don't really give a [ expletive ]." i read it on her gut. >> it hurt me. >> sure. >> i was affected by it and i wanted to remind him that like i'm a human being and that, you know, this hurts. >> this incident is a remind er that celebs like everyone else have feelings and emotions and especially someone who recently became a mother. >> reporter: the 41-year-old former child star responded to mohr's insults by tweeting "so sorry you felt the need to publicly fat-shame me. be well and god bless. please send my love to your beautiful wife. mohr then took to his blog and facebook page apologizing to milano saying, "sometimes comedians go too far. i went too far." milano responding, "thank you, apology accepted" and jokingly added #passthecookies. but all kidding aside, she admits the comment stung. >> people feel that they can sort of rip a woman's body apart after having a baby. unfortunately, every

nascar driver, yes. >> that's her face. >> muscle body. that's her, actually.s and pictures when they shot this a few months back. that's her and they put her in a muscle suit and did a paint job. good for them. $4.5 million they paid for one 30-second ad. that's a record. they sold the ads out four months ago, i guess. >> when they say they're good at the ad. they are eye catching. they may not know the message but they remember the ads. thanks so much, joe carter. good to see you. >>> in our 3:00 eastern hour, we've got more. we'll have more insight into this year's super bowl ads from ad week executive director tony case. how they do it and why it is we end up talking about these ads forever it seems after the super bowl. right after this. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran