newby: mmm-hmm. but then when i first got the ultrasound, when she was working at mcdonald's and he was working at mcdonald's, she was putting it in his head, "oh, prove it to me otherwise, prove it to me otherwise." i didn't say prove it to me otherwise. clark: yes, you did. he was showing the picture of the sonogram to everybody at work, and i said "why are you showing a picture of a baby "you don't even know is yours?" yeah, and you said... that wasn't a secret. that wasn't a secret! i said it in front of you, in front of him, and in front of his family. judge lake: but wait a minute. ms. faulkner, i have to ask you, when he was showing the sonogram picture at work, were you in a relationship with him then? no, i was not. so why was it your business what he was showing? because i was a friend of his. and you're old enough... i have always been a friend of his. newby: she's always been a really good friend to me. yeah, but you're old enough... but my point is... now, i want to hear more about this

>> maybe they're like the newbies and haven't gotten used to it. >> his friend, that's allen. >> it's a good way to get a workout while you're watching tv. >> you're wrkng your bl >> we've always seen warnling, watch for falling rock signs. but i think broadway at the beach in myrtle beach, south carolina, may need to install watch for stalling light pole signs. there's a man leaning against this light pole and all of a sudden it crashes down on to a 16-year-old girl. this is after the accident caught on camera from a bystander. her attorney said it hit her on the head, causing a deep laceration and suffered a mild traumatic brain injury. the lawsuit that they have filed has been settled as of this week. details of the settlement unreleased. that's why we're seeing this video. this video just released now as part of the lawsuit, despite the vant being from two years ago. mr. el goldberg also said he has another client who says the exact same thing happened to her three months prior to this incident. >> so the light posts are just falling on people? >> you think they would have fixed i

university of chicago economist allen sanderson predicts mostly rivals and newbies will pay up for the air time. "the likely contenders bidding for superbowl ads, down the road will be new companies. a new company or startup coming on the market. whether its monster dot com or whatever it may be, as well as some other market where there is a close rivalry. a pepsi -coca cola, a miller / budweiser." sanderson notes that the nfl is running a risk by holding the game in new jersey's metlife stadium this february. he says those opting out of advertising may fear bad weather, and fewer viewers. fifth and pacific -- the parent company of trendy clothing label juicy couture, is selling the label's intellectual property rights for $195-million to brand-licensing firm authentic brands group. fifth and pacific also owns lucky brand jeans but wants to focus on its number one brand -- kate spade. still to come: the shockers that could come out of this seasons new round of corporate earnings. plus...what carries more clout on wall street: washington politics or company profits. could buying a home

. >> we're here at incubative designs and i'm one of the scientists at this revolutionary newbie yo materials companies where we take local farm waste and mix it with tissue from mushrooms and growing replacements for plastic foams that are used in protective packaging. >> why is this so important? what's the problem with styrofoam? >> there's about $10 billion to $20 billion of styrofoam products used globals. it's not like plastics equals bad. they're fundamentally uncompatible with the earth's biosphere. >> we've all seen this before. almost every big product we buy comes packaged in this material. these are made from unsustainable petro chemicals, and it can take up to a million years, maybe more, for this material to biodegrade and leave the earth. >> we use a combination of agriculture waste like corn husks and mushrooms as a resin and combine them together and grow them in a mold to make a shape from everything from packaging to auto parts. a mushroom growing out of the side of tree is comprised out of mycillium. if you look in the tree structure, you find a vast network of these stran

get those confusing us by the way these are not the first confusing and you'll see we see from a newbie out since the so-called revolution. just attention went away from libya within the last month and went to syria but would you be out we see that there is a country a disintegrated country controlled by all is controlled by those gangs with the biggest guns so it dual the government politics and what they do and it's confusing for us of course so i'm not surprised at all. the growing u.s. government shutdown caused by a wrangling over the budget has been affecting foreign policy with president obama counseling his four nation asian toll last saturday secretary of state john kerry warns the big u.s. won't be able to sustain his goals abroad if the deadlock continues and also he's a nice and now is folks who want to america's most prominent political analysts and linguist noam chomsky who outlined what he sees as the shortcomings of the us foreign policy. on the faculty at mit and i'm. getting more heavily involved now they were activities for the last few years a thinker writer a lingui

said diamonds are a girl's best friend and if that is in fact true then ladies get ready to meet a newbiet this one hundred eighteen carat egg size white diamond broke a world record last week fetching more than thirty million dollars during an auction at sotheby's in hong kong now the stone was sold to an unnamed known bidder and has been described as the finest of its kind ever ever to appear at auction now hong kong has become a center for jewelry auctions thanks to growing wealth within china and other parts of the region as well and this particular sales signal is a moving trend first for the southern chinese city that is to host more major global auctions and over the last five years five years it's been the chinese diamond market has doubled second only in size to the u.s. and has more than tripled in china twenty two point eight billion dollars tripled in china double the size of the u.s. joining me now to discuss all things sparkly the one the only bob english again now what do you think this says about you know the chinese spending power and the wealth in china now that now that

no tea party newbies go a rush out of attention. hermon, no, come january they will hold the government hostage again. from john, we'll find out in january. keep the comments coming in on twitter and facebook. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more sinus symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. >>> all right. so there's a new sender in t-- senator, core y booker carried 55% of the vote in the special election. he focused his victory speech on the divide in washington. >> i heard it all over new jersey, urban to suburban to rural, from democrats, independents and republicans. i heard from everybody. they all said to me if we put you in washington, don't go down there to score victories for a party or politics but go down there to work for people. >> anthony weiner has a new theory about why he lost his bid to be new york's mayor. he's blaming word wide web. he told gq if he was born before the age

he says that investors should watch out for some blockbuster apple newbies that he believes will skyrocketck even higher. gene munster back with us to break down the future. you talk about what people should look for, looking for margins and whether we might see some bigger news when it comes to, you know, outlook for the december quarter, gene, but let's get to the new products. what is it that you're expecting that you think will be the hot thing? >> it's kind of ironic, six weeks after they come out with two new phones -- [laughter] we're already talking about what's next and what's going to happen in 2014, but that's the reality of how to invest in these, look beyond the december quarter and see what's coming. we see three things coming in 2014. the first one's likely going to be a larger screen iphone, something that's probably going to be about 30% bigger. obviously, the smartphone market is already there. apple tends to lag when they do these things, and so that's kind of the first piece. and then the second is the tv which we've talked a lot about for a hong time, and we think -- f

is this hazing the newbie? >> it's a big mistake. people out of burning buildings, saving kittens from trees, that kind of thing. if something goes wrong at the capitol, those 15 senators, he's getting them out alive. everybody else, who knows. they're on their own. >> very nice. got to think ahead when it comes to cory booker. he's like underdog, always there. we appreciate it. the political panel is next. life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure.

twitter as a newbie, will they be as tough on facebook can they monetize mobile, et cetera?do it? >> twitter has figured the mobile problem out. 75% of the users are mobile. 65% of users are mobile. there is not a shift they already need to do. they're already there. twitter is puting a lot of money in r&d. this year they spent $112 million of research out of revenue of only $250 million total. about 40, 45% of their entire is in r&d. they're investing heavily themselves. people have to understand this is a company that is ramming up. it is looking for the hockey stick. if you look at three-year chart of tesla it didn't do a lot for the first two years out there then it went like gangbusters because it proved naysayers wrong. david: i have to stop you there, jeff. it is easy to understand what tesla put money in. tesla can't produce enough cars. they have more orders than they do cars, you wonder what twitter would do, ipo new capital to invest in expansion growth. in what would twitter invest? we know what tesla would invest in which is cars. that is very simple. what would

. >> the veteran actress and the newbie songwriter come together in her new film. ♪ >> >> that song is surprise twist perhaps in a life that has rarely followed a script and yet mary steenburgen, that is pretty sweet. >> hey, it is a miracle to have a career in hollywood, but it doesn't begin to fill me up. >> >> osgood: coming up, hero defined. >> >> osgood: last tuesday, at a ceremony in washington, captain william swenson became a recipient of the medal of honor, behind that ceremony is a hero's tale worthy of most. here is david martin. >> reporter: it is just a few minutes lost in hundreds of hours of video recorded by the crew of the medivac helicopter in afghanistan. a brief sequence which showed something we have never seen before, an american soldier army captain will swenson in the midst of a battle for which he received the medal of honor. >> i think the first question everybody is going to have looking at that video is, why weren't you wearing a helmet? >> well, if you had seen the rest of the afghans they dolls not wear helmets if you are the one guy hanging out with a bun

. >> /* -- newbie, congressman, mark meadows who thinks president obama is from kenya started circulating this letter demanding republicas who thinks president obama is from kenya started circulating this letter demanding republican ouse speaker john boehner shut down the government. mark meadows' strategy in the document is the strategy that republicans followed that indeed got us the government shutdown we have which is in its seventh day. the mark meadows letter had a demand in it. and it was, demand that was not addressed to democrats in the house or democrats in the senate or president obama or anybody else who you think would be on the opposite side of a mark meadows demand letter. no the demand was actually made to republican house speaker john boehner. the letter essentially said, i mark meadows and republican members of congress who signed on to the letter with me demand that you, john boehner shut down the government. make the funding of the federal government contingent on getting health reform. getting rid of health reform. and if president obama does not agree to get rid of h

necessarily over in years but the ones who've been in congress for six eight ten twelve years telling the newbies the freshman and women here's how you do it but if you have term limits those older members are gone the mentors are gone so what fills that vacuum lobbyists the lobbyists never go there are no term limits for lobbyists and as a consequence you. end up with government by lobbyists and this is one of the big problems that you're seen in the states that do have term limits is that the basically the corporations have taken over and these states up with very very bizarre consequences as a result of it so be very careful about pushing for term limits term limits are something that the republicans in the corporatists not so much the institutional republicans but the corporate has the billionaires they love the idea of term limits because it means that the lobbyists will have more power marty in chicago hey marty you know and talk about they opie. yes take my college had a we did to that my my question is you know i was wondering if you thought the congressional republicans learned a lesson

guy who was driving his kids to school stopped to help their friend we went back and we paddled the newbie that he had were all the young men are all nicole williams christian rice thanks for joining it but you coming up global warming is the greatest threat our planet has ever faced so what can we do to stop it before it's too late last dr joe romm one of the most important he is one of the most important climate experts in our country and it's conversations of great minds right after the break. wealthy british style. time to rise. the market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . on your cultural phenomena like these policies i think peter was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. mission. critical free school or free. range runs free. free. free. free books videos for your media projects and free video done to our teach dot com . birthrights conversations of great minds i'm joined by one of the most important climate change experts

as a newbie to washington, what do you say about -- what does this say about how washington works or does not work, and how does this impact you with so many unfilled positions at the interior department? >> i've never seen anything like it in my life. [laughter] very different than the private sector. very, very different. it takes a little bit longer, has all kinds of publications, but i'm confident he will round out a strong team at interior, led by mike connor. i can is the nominee to be deputy secretary of the interior. fantastic, knowledgeable resource. rings a great at a background. he is through a senate committee, who has agreed to forward his nomination to the full senate, and he is in the list of those to get voted on by the full senate. we assumed, nominated yesterday to be as assistant secretary of fish and wildlife, currently serving as policy management and budget. these are two terrific individuals. there are other old that are serving in an acting capacity in the department of the interior, and i am treating them as if they are going to be there forever. we are not w

newbie represented by six from our side, six republicans, and six democrats in the senate and for minority members. they would be appointed no less than one day after the enactment of this legislation i would need to immediately to provide , the spendings levels for 2014. changes to the discretionary debt limit and reforms for the programs -- obviously this committee, this group would be a group of bipartisan members who are designed to get this country back on track. it is important that we do this because as the current limitations are taking place, we are simply talking past each other rather than talking to each other and rather than working with each other in the best interest of the american people. many our nation faces serious challenges that require leaders from both sides of the aisle working together. they need to have a process to sit down and look each other in the eye. continuallyhave asked the senate majority leader and the president to negotiate with us. we know that up to now that is not working well. while this agreement exists, im here to day and confident that a meaning

working in their field year round, but they're able to sell that to other haunted attractions and newbies amber, does it get harder year after year to scare? we've become so desensitized, especially the younger generation, to what we consider scary. is it hard to, you know, to get people to get a good fright every year? >> you know what? yes and no. yes, technology has definitely changed from 1975 to 2013, and you're right, the teenagers today have quid owe games that -- video games that they are playing with every day, the movies and the special effects are astronomical so, yes, it makes our job harder. and we're also high technology now too. when you walk into one of our scenes, you break a laser beam that creates this whole environment. but that is the key. we touch all your senses, and it's also about the fact that you're in the action. you live within that scene. and so that's a whole different feeling, and that's bringing your own adrenaline. we studied the psychology of fear and phobias, and the way that the haunted attractions are laid out brings those elements into play. and it m

and you end up with these newbies in offense. thousand process works goes away starting in 2010, or maybe doesn't go away but it's diminished in 2010 with the entrance of these -- >> many of these folks are not necessarily interested in that process of compromise and horse-trading, things traditionally done behind the scenes in government. they're not interested in that. not only did citizens united unleash the floodgates tuesday, the supreme court hears the next course on campaign finance, the mccutchen case, again about private donors who want to give unlimited amounts to these outside groups. >> say boehner went down, boehner, who is very power informal this sense, he could call the vote tomorrow or today, this afternoon. he could put the clean cr out there. say he does it, closes this chapter down with his 20 reasonable republicans. if he loses his speakership, who else is there? what are the other folks who are in line? >> one quick point on what you said a second ago. washington is about getting power, increasing power, kee

i'm not gonna suddenly cow-tow to some newbie. that's just not gonna happen.hould've chose a different profession. annie was completely rude, um, but she actually amazed me, at the end. she did a great job on my nails... but then, that other bitch comes in and, like, where does she get off? who does she think she is? i'm sitting in the chair and she's, basically, telling me to get up. like, she's lucky i didn't get up and put her in her place. so, you happy? i'm happy, but, i'm in a rush, again! so, let's go. he's not coming to the church. guarantee ya. (announcer) coming up... bridezilla monica is majoring in the economics... we don't have to pay for puke, do we? (announcer) ...of embezzlement. where did the $4,500 come from? i don't know. you got a check and i took it. (announcer) and later... is lisa having second thoughts? i swear to god, i'm not marrying him. (announcer) find out next on "bridezillas!" all stains are not created equal. a cup of coffee means surface stains. a cup a day for a decade? ♪ deep, set-in stains. crest 3d white whitestrips go beyo