okay. [ applause ] where is colin and nash? colin and nash! sounds like a detective series on bet. fight crim" and where are guys you from? [ both together ] >> virginia. >> jay: virginia. wow, they talk together too. that's amazing. two guys sharing a brain. that's unbelievable. okay, what do you do? are you students? are you working? what do you do? >> yes, we're in college. >> we go to odu. >> jay: huh? >> old dominion university. >> jay: okay, and what is your major? >> marine biology. >> jay: marine biology, and you? >> studio art. >> jay: studio? >> art. >> jay: art. studio art. okay. very good. now who pulled the prank on who? >> well, i pulled the prank on >> jay: you pulled the prank on nash. okay, let's take a look at wha they did. so mean. >> what? >> okay, here goes at $10,000. >> $10,000. cool. here? >> that'll do. >> hit me. [ bleep ] >> dude, nuh-uh! >> are you for real? >> [ bleep ] i won $10,000! one, two, three! >> dude, read the back, read the back. >> 5,000 and 10,000 prizes may be claimed at the -- ya -- ya mama's house. ya mama's house or by mail using the cla

. >> this is matthew nash, a 36-year-old musician, screen name sugar davis. he drove about an hour to get here. >> how are you doing? >> not bad. >> good. >> nash was told he was chatting online with a 13-year-old girl. he talks about getting naked in a hot tub with her, smoking marijuana, and putting oil all over each other's bodies. that's apparently why he has decided to come inside. >> come on in. are you excited? yay. i'm excited. >> yay. yeah, i'm -- it was definitely a long drive, you know, coming down here. >> did you bring any weed? >> mm-mm. >> no? >> no. >> why? >> you didn't bring your drums? or -- >> no. >> why don't you have a seat over there. >> no. >> i need to talk to you for a minute, sir. >> uh-uh. >> outside the long beach police are waiting. at the processing center investigators find condoms, baby oil and a vibrator in that bag nash was carrying. and he tells the police he's married. >> how long have you been married? >> 13 years. >> ever been caught doing this before? >> no. >> got any kids? >> no. >> is she aware of this type of behavi

there was a nash band, nashes and hudsons.nd they'd made a car a few years before called the nash rambler, and my dad thought that was the future. so he reintroduced the same car and brought that car back. i think he did that actually when george mason was still alive. they brought that back, sold the nash rambler and increasingly focused their company on the small car. he called it a compact car. and he coined that term, the compact car. my english teacher in high school would say to me, your dad is ruining the english language. i said why, he said it's not compact. a compact is what a woman uses to powder her nose. it's a compact car. it's compact. not compact. anyway, my dad coined the term compact car, i believe, and so did selling these ramblers and helped turn the company around and as a result of that a lot of people had a lot of good jobs for a long, long time. innovation. risk-taking. vision. that's the nature of what allows a place like this to be in business. some years ago you were a fab shop here, as i understand

megyn: captain nash thank you sir. >> you bet. thap happy new year.and to you. >> ben nelson announced he will not seek re-election. the democrats may have a tough time keeping control of the u.s. senate. everyone has been so focused on the white house race. have you paid any attention to the senate race? we will just ahead. and a search is now underway for a missing arkansas mother. her torched car was just found abandoned near a highway. a 70-year-old wal-mart cashier punched in the face on christmas eve. she had to go to the hospital. a melee at the mall of america, and fights over air jordan 11's. what is going on here? we'll have a full investigation right after this break. megyn: police in a arkansas are searching for a missing mother of three after her charred vehicle was found in the words. the 4 46-year-old was last seen leaving a christmas party last week in hot springs village where she worked as a police dispatcher. her station wagon was found three days later off a highway in a national forest. search dogs scoured the scene but did not pi

there was a nash band, nashes and hudsons. and they'd made a car a few years before called the nash rambler, and my dad thought that was the future. so he reintroduced the same car and brought that car back. i think he did that actually when george mason was still alive. they brought that back, sold the nash rambler and increasingly focused their company on the small c. he called it a compact car. and he coined that term, the compact car. my english teacher in high school would say to me, your dad is ruining the english language. i said why, he said it's not compact. a compact is what a woman uses to powder her nose. it's a compact car. it's compact. not compact. anyway, my dad coined the term compact car, i believe, and so did selling these ramblers and helped turn the company around and as a result of that a lot of people had a lot of good jobs for a long, long time. innovation. risk-taking. vision. that's the nature of what allows a place like this to be in business. some years ago you were a fab shop here, as i understand

. >>> blue jackets and canadiens, rick nash, one of the best in the league, this is why. take the goalie to his right, went to his left, columbus just won their eighth of the year 3-2. >>> islanders aren't much better. they have nine wins but undefeated when they score five goals. they hit that mark last night against lightning. david ulstrom scored the first much his ka year. >>> canucks daniel sedin scored a goal in the first and two more in the third and that's a hat trick. canucks won it b 6-0. >>> finally great finish in college hoops. 11th ranked marquette down one to washington. vander blue found the open man and crowder knocked down the go ahead three. six seconds to play. a time-out to burn. but abdul gatty took it in himself and threw it over the backboard. marquette remains unbeaten with a 79-77 win. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, where in the world is jennifer lopez? and bradley cooper hates being sexy. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> in a year of grid lock, partisan bickerin

nash as. our task is to provide a good dive so that the whale school so we know that deep waters for a while communicate with people and then come back to the surface we treat them to fish if they fulfill the task correctly is the syllable in the pride and. the whales are also as careful divers cannot move as fast and graciously as they count so they adjust themselves to the divers movements. people always talk to the whales in their own language but beluga whales can barely hear human speech they perceive high frequency sounds. the huge forehead serves as an acoustic tool thanks to that palookas has perfect echo location. in communicating with human beings they can comprehend body language and facial features. but divers or was calm feeling that the whales understand them perfectly and even on so back with their unusual speech. for that reason sailors nicknamed them sea canaries. russia has marked the arrival of the new year with grand fireworks displays and celebrations across the whole coun

north, the development of the contemporary santa, the image i represent now, was developed by thomas nash. and abraham lincoln asked him to develop this image to give morale to the north. and there's an excellent image you might see later that actually shows the civil war santa with a little toy of -- but he brought these things to them. and the people in the south were disappointed, and because of the blockade, he couldn't reach them. >> reporter: i'm going to go ahead and send if back to you, kelly, and it just shows you that this season is about religion for some people. and it's about the gifts for some people. but it's also about the history. it's a win-win situation. back to you. >> all right . i just hope santa doesn't bring me a lump of coal because i've done some stuff this year that i probably shouldn't have. [ laughter ] >>> sunny skies across the east coast. and the weather will stay nice and calm the rest of this evening for all the boys and girls and grown-ups too. we'll talk much more about your weekend forecast coming up. >>> this year makes the 30 years since the first ai

for auditors say they were told most of the guns were kept at the home of volunteers or gun clubs nash real resources police didn't have adequate -- natural resources police didn't have adequate records where they were kept. >>> officer derek kraus gunned down by ashley. the officers impact in blacks burg brought hundreds to pay their respects. >>> latest now on the penn state scandal, jerry sandusky will appear at a preliminary hearing tomorrow some of his accusers are expected to testify however a key witness may have changed his story. a pennsylvania newspaper says coach mcquery reportedly told a family friend he did not witness any sex when sandusky allegedly assaulted a 10-year- old boy in alocker room shower in 2002. >>> fox 5 will provide live coverage from pennsylvania trial tomorrow as jerry sandusky appears in court. paul wagner will tweet from the courthouse his live reports will be on fox 5 news. >>> a major drug bust in prince william county, police arrested a doctor at his triangle office last week investigators say he dispensed thousands of pills weekly to drug addicts t

it's a miracle of nature there's nothing like it anywhere in the world nash's our country is called the land of fire. the first fortress tile is a pit here on the caspian shore in the twelfth century people build the houses inside the walls today this ancient district of back is own nest goes world heritage list oh resist the aura of this place is so amazing it's so easy to spend hours here just breathing this air that blows in from the north of the through the and taking in the scenery the war. since gaining independence in one nine hundred ninety one azerbaijan has gone through two difficult decades it has overcome political turmoil after nearly descending into civil war and built a new basis for its economy. so. i. say. i need you. to know that we had an underwater city there's. no engineers but. they found ancient rocks that. l. dug a sim off a name. and now two of the most well known people in azerbaijan know that it's as if it just the. completely self-taught artists managed to exceed all expectations by taking first price at the euro vision song contest. lately eldar have trouble

as he welcomes troops home let us not forget the 83 marylander who died, specialist casy nash -- 4500 lost, 32,000 more wounded. >> that was it. just -- you can't describe it, know that you have been here so much. everything, all the cost of what we have done here and it's finished. >> all troops are to be out of iraq on new year's though the president has pledged help as thfaces a very uncertain future. >>> well remember when you married your sweetheart out of high school? those days gone. marriage has reached a record low. numbers prove it. look at the data. from last year you will see just barely over half of all difficults were married. that's down 5% from 2009. on average women, you are waiting until the age of 26, men are holding out until 29. if this trend continues, single people will be in the majority in a few years. >>> teen smoking and drinking is way down. lowest we have seen in decades but marijuana use is on the rise. numbers show us what the kids are doing. alcohol still popular among teens but binge drinking down. 6% said they smoke pot every day. more than 11% report

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bragg, the president and the first lady marked a pivotal moment in the nash's history. after nine years in iraq, all the troops are returning. >> welcome home. welcome home. welcome home. >> reporter: the speech, a tribute to the 1.5 million americans who served and the nearly 4500 who gave their lives. >> hard work and sacrifice. those words only begin to describe the costs of this war. >> reporter: the president facing a tough re-election battle did not declare victory in iraq but has called the withdrawal a campaign promise kept. >> we are ending the war not with a final battle but a final march toward home. >> reporter: back in washington, his former opponent john mccain, said the withdrawal is purely political. >> i believe history will judge this president's leadership with scorn and disdain that it deserves. >> reporter: but for soldiers like jesse lucas who served three tours in iraq, today is a moment of celebration. >> makes me proud what we did our job over there and the president is getting us home. we pretty much had it taken care of. iraqis can handle them

blue jackets and canadiens, rick nash, one of the best in the league, and this is why.o his right, then went to his left. columbus just won their eighth of the year, 3-2. >>> islanders aren't much better. they have just nine wins but undefeated when they score five goals. they hit that mark last night against lightning. david ulstrom scored the first of his career and islanders cruise to a 5-1. >>> canucks' daniel sedin scored almost five goals all by himself, a one-man wrecking crew against the avalanche. canucks won it big 6-0. >>> finally great finish in college hoops. final seconds, 11th ranked marquette down one to washington. vander blue found the open man in jay crowder knocked down the go-ahead three. huskies with a last chance. six seconds to play. a time-out to burn. but abdul gatty took it in himself and threw it over the backboard. i don't think that's the shot they wanted. marquette remains unbeaten with a 79-77 win. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> another check of the weather with bill karins. >> it's amazing. some areas will see snow

which in the audience for him so when i'm happy everything worked to plan at the nash. knows and pleased with my results and my ninth gold i'm happy i was able to perform the quadruple jump and all the combinations but emotionally it was very hard for me to compete for the first time after the injury and now i will try my best to prepare both mentally and physically for the sochi olympics i know there are still more than two years to go but when people say you can no longer compete at this level at twenty seven it's nothing but a lie yes you can if there is a will and a dream. well apart from pollution russia's medal hopes at their first ever winter games in sochi have been given yet another boost a south korean short track legend on film soon has finally been granted russian citizenship the twenty six year old captured history golden won bronze at the chewin a limp dicks back in two thousand and six is also a five time overall world champion has been struggling to fully recover from a knee injury which he picked up four years ago however the newly converted russian aim

captain chuck nash is a military analyst. thank you for being here. >> thank you, jaime. fifth fleet's capability is and what they could be called into action to do. >> absolutely the fifth fleet naval commander central command is a personal friend, mark fox. he's a terrific war fighter, smart guy. he's probably taken a turn on the rules of engagement that he has out to his troops. right now you've got the carrier battle group stenus over there, mobile bay which is a cruiser, and probably, the navy keeps this very classified, probably some submarines. admiral fox has everything that he needs to reopen the strait. jaime: to do what. >> to reopen the strait if they close it and let the iranians know if they try something like that, it's going to go bad for them. their smaller forces will be pressed back into the beaches and it could be the event that precipitates the iranian regime itself. a lot of this is sabr erat link. jaime: iran's top navy commander on state tv says closing the strait of hormuz is easier than drinking a glass of water. true or false for them. i know we

first small position. 57-year-old sharl nash reveals her new look following a full face transplant.he surgery the raiflt chimpanzee attack in 2009. in the uk, a ph.d. student discover as a technique that could prevent people from dying of breast cancer by switching off breast cancer stem cell's resistance to an anti-cancer drug lysteria kills 29 people so far. in the biggest legal settlement ever, glaxo smithkline agrees to pay $3 billion to settle criminal and civil investigations into the company sales and marketing practices. in the u.s., about 17% of children and adolescents are obese, triple the rate from previous generations. it is now recommended that children get their cholesterol checked between the ages of nine and 11. a new report finds one in five u.s. adults now use psychiatric medicine and more than one in four u.s. women take at least one drug for mental health. the economy may be the best form of birth control. studies show the u.s. birth rate dropping for the third straight year with teens and women in their 20s showing the most dramatic dip. experts expect the poor

she was supposed to fly from nash ville to new york. her plane made a stop at bwi and an airline employee took her off the plane to rebook her but they didn't notify her parents. her mom found out about the mix-up when her sister called to tell her she didn't get off the mroen plane in new york. >> she is not going to say no you can't rebook her. >> reporter: her mom called southwest and it took about an hour to straighten out the mess. a spokesperson for the airline admits the situation was not handled well. the family was reimbursed for the ticket and issued another travel voucher. >>> by the nature of their 24-hour day of business, airline pilots often work swing shifts with little rest. there's evidence that tired pilots make some mistakes. now the faa is trying to keep that from happening. abc 2 news duarte jer dan no explains. >> reporter: flight 3407 crashed into a buffalo neighborhood, killing 50 people, including one man on the ground. susan berk's sister was one of the passengers. >> we could not sit back and say oh, well. we

in how awful news line from moscow this is all she was me you nash about all the thanks for joining as far as tens of thousands of people in tunisia have been celebrating the first anniversary of the country's revolution which overthrew dictator ben ali after almost twenty five years in power the uprising was this part for the arab spring which rocked almost twenty countries across north africa and the middle east but even after the elections in tunisia calls for change remain strong that he's a rino going to come has been finding out. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself with fire to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was born. a monument stands to his sacrifice and his hometown. there's a widespread belief. however the changes in tunisia and there. we've asked for a very few things to upgrade the school to aid families with disabled children and some jobs but no one wants to listen to us the people have got money thing those w

the nash office in ohio said corn harvest has reached the 80% stage. last week farmers had about a day of good waste much of it'll be harvested after the ground starts to freeze. meanwhile in the southern plains u.s.d.a. said lingering snow is providing grain was moisture. there was about an inch of snow around texas. from buffalo nebraska most of the fall work is wrapped up. the bean yields average the 81- bushels an acre. the july wind storm took a big bite out of the crop. when we come backal is back to talk markets. the discussion starts in just two minutes. please stay with us. . >>> our round table guest is mike flores, and andy and we had a supply demand report that came out on friday and everybody is looking at it and mike i know you are a speculative trader and you have said you don't pay much attention to the numbers. the bearish report you must be thinking something. >> i pay attention but don't believe them. i don't think the -- we are getting accurate numbers. regardless i'm a speculator and i have to live and die with that. the markets to

now police are looking for the gunman. >> that was jim nash from ktla.oming up next hour, sullivan's mom talks with cnn about her son and the latest in the investigation. >>> well, more holiday crime to report. a family of seven near dallas just finished opening gifts christmas morning when all of them were shot and killed by one of their own. that according to police in grapevine, texas. they say the suspect was among the dead and was related to the family by marriage. >> can't imagine anybody doing that to their family. i think it just puts people on alert, like to be more aware of who's around them. you never know who lives next to you. >> any day of the year it is very tragic. it is certainly amplified because it is christmas. >> he killed four women, a man, and a teenage boy. they ranged in age from 15 years old to 59. reporter salina hernandez joins us from outside ft. worth, texas, what more do we know? >> reporter: this is a very tragic situation. grapevine police are still trying to piece together the events that unfolded early yesterday morning

you have comedian nash with tina yuthers.e getting to be just as famous for their reality show appearances more so than their original careers. flavor flav was in one of the most groundbreaking rap groups of all time, they wouldn't just quite connect that with the fact that is the guy from the reality show "flavor of love." that's what this cast is like. >> this is what you call reinventing one self, they have just taken it to another level. >> there you go, always glass half full. we'll see you again next half hour with more headlines. we'll tell you about 50 cent teaming up with one of the guys from "jersey shore." >>> remember the case of an atlanta mega church pastor who was accused of sexual relations with young men? well, now apparently the wife of bishop eddie long of new birth missionary church baptist church outside of atlanta has filed divorce. vanessa g. long filing for divorce one year after those allegations first surfaced. >>> checking our top stories across country now. a young boy turned away from a private sc

. >> 57-year-old charla nash reveals her new look following a full face transplant the surgery the result of a chimpanzee attack in 2009. >> in uk, a student from cardiff discovers a technique the prevent people from dying of breast cancer. >> listeria, tied to tainted cantaloupe on colorado farm kills 25 people to date becoming the deadliest food bourn illness to hit the u.s. since 1924. >>> uk based glaxo smith kline agrees to pay $3 billion to settle investigations into the company's sales and marketing practice. >> in u.s., 17% of children and adolescence are obese, triple the rate from previous generations now recommended children get their cholesterol checked between the ages of 9 and 11. >> new report finds, 1 in 5 u.s. adults now use psych at trick medicine and more -- psychiatric medicine and more than one in u.s. women take drugs for mental health. >>> u.s. rate dropping for the third straight year. >> experts suspect the poor economy is behind the trend that was the year in help, in new york, dr. manny fox news. >> kids who start out with bad relationships with their mothers ar

. >>> alison the nash fall retail federation revised its holiday retail sales forecast, says it expectsore than $469 billion to be spent this november and december. less than last year's gain but above the average increase over the past 10 years. >>> u.s. mint has unvailed two new coins to celebrate the 200th an verse i of the writing of the star spangled -- an verse i of the the writing of the star spangled banner, on the left, the coin with lady liberty on the left. fort mcenry in the background. on the right the gold coin showing the battle of baltimore from battle of 1812 they will go on sale in march. >>> all right know anyone with a green thumb? up next, christmas less than two weeks out we will take a look at affordable gifts for the gardener in your life. hey, derek. >> hey. >>> then if you are looking to beef up your cooking skills annie yu is learning about a unique oh, i thought it was a knife. >> be careful. >> don't touch the griddle. >> we will be back. >> griddle or grill. >> grill. >> she will break something ♪ making your way in the world today ♪ ♪ takes everything you'

she's ten nashs. >> she would have to be. >> she's like michelle with a smile. >> okay. >> all right.m -- >> don't call me michelle. >> let's hope she's not watching right now. hey, tom, we want to congratulate you for a special honor. we are proud of you. he's one of the washingtonians of the year. he was honored for his years, many years covering washington. tom will be honored at a ceremony in january and also for your work in the community with the theater lab and other things. >> northwest current. >> a park in southwest washington. they had nice things to say about me. >> you love the city. >> in spite of what city politicians say about you, you are a nice guy. >> i like to think we are work ing for the betterment of our city. >> the local city, not the nation's capital, the local city is only as active as the people in it. >> congratulations. >> i'm going to take a poinsettia as a reward. >> we have plenty. we won't miss it if you take one. they are multiplying every half hour. >>> shots fired. mall doors pushed open overnight. chaos in the country over the air jordan sneakers.

. >> we recently followed the results of charlotte nash, and for so long we saw her walking around with a total cover over her face because she didn't want to shock people. recently, we saw pictures, and she absolutely looks wonderful. >> it's remarkable. it's such a great advance over what we had before, which was skin graphs, and sometimes a flap. and this is a whole face and unit and it's very affective. >> there it is. a photograph of her. and she looks wonderful. is there a chance -- it looks as if -- that's a still picture there now, but when she speaks, will her face be able to move? >> yes, absolutely. this is microsurgery, so not only are the blood vessels being connected but the nerves are being connected, so the face will have sensation and motion, and through the years it will look better. she will probably have to have touchup surgeries for small things, but in the past, burn victims and soldiers abroad getting their faces blown off by ieds, they had no opportunity to become normal again. this is a great advance. >> and the surgery has advanced a lot since the very first tr

if that's not enough, the:00 could you pie activists -- the occupy activists head to nash nashville for some mayhem. and who is the most undesirable neighbor? i will give uh hint. happy kwanza, andy. >> you too, my brotha. see you at half time. >> no doubt. >>> i am here with jedediah bila. and comedian tom shaw lieu. and bill schulz who thinks he so the set of "dark knight rises" and kurt loder. his new book came outlast month called "the good, the bad and the god awful." the book itself is one of those three things, and it is not bad or god awful. ingure it out, people. and his pages are thin and filled with lefty spin. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today in thursday styles, reporter stephanie rosen bloom addresses the prerequisite guide to hanging with a new year's day hangover. that takes me back. back in 1922 going on 23 i had one too many gin fizzies while celebrating and woke up with what can best be described as a mild t motor going off in my head. there was no need to stop the rasberries. andy? >> have i gotten so good at tuning you out. >

second in all of human history to be successfully wiped out, the first small box. 57-year-old charla nash reveals her new look follow a full face transplant. the 20-hour surgery the result of a chimp chimpanzee tax in 2009. >>> in the u-k a student discover as a technique that could prevent people of dying from breast cancer. lysteria tied to tainted cantaloupe on a colorado farm kills 29 people to date, becoming the deadliest food- borne illness to hit the u.s. since 1924. in its biggest legal settlement ever, glaxo smithkline agrees to pay $3 billion to settle the sum's sales and marketing practices. it is now recommended that children fete their cholesterol checked between the ages of nine and 11. a new report finds one in five u.s. adults now use psychiatric medicine and more than one in four u.s. women take at least one drug for mental health. the economy may be the best form of birth control. studies show the u.s. birth rate dropping for the third straight year with teens appear women in their 20s showing the most dramatic dip. experts expect the poor economy is behind the trend and

and from nash strol vegas to hollywood, the stars go on the record, even the super star we didn't plan o. stick around for the best surprises of the year. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we knew it would take time, but we were determined to see it through. today, while our work continues, i want to update you on the progress: bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs. and we've established a 500 million dollar fund so independent scientists can study the gulf's wildlife and environment for ten years. thousands of environmental samples from across the gulf have been analyzed by independent labs under the direction of the us coast guard. i'm glad to report all beaches and waters are open for everyone to enjoy. and the economy is showing progress with many areas on the gulf coast having their best tourism seasons in years. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. we're committed to the gulf for everyone who loves it, and everyone who calls it home. >> it is the verdict that no one will fo

i would imagine looking it the poll numbers there is a lot of whipping and nashing of teeth at the specter of ron paul potentially winning iowa and becoming the republic no, ma'am he knee. >> eric: tammy, john makes a good point. >> yeah. >> eric: difference between establishment republicans and conservative republicans. some would call them tea party republicans or farther right republicans. >> romney 25 could be considered establishment. 75 may not be romney. could be all congregating behind one candidate. who is that one. >> cope in mind iowa in 2008, huckabee won and then you had romney and then you had fred thompson and mccain came in fourth. you are logs at a have a rite of different factors. how these men and win respond where they actually do have to go around. romney just got the george h.w.en doors. the same with the dan yil endorsement. for the first time the american people are really having a say and we are saying enough of business as usual. we want answers. we are going to ask hard questions and we want the people to perform. >> eric: are we saying that? there are knows on t