seemed funny to hate newman. >> oh, newman. >> you got your friends that will like you.t was the reasoning, but there was no real reason, peter. for me to hate newman. he never did anything bad to me. it was just fun. it was fun to hate him. >> newman! >> you have this digital show -- how do you go about picking the guests for the show? >> just people i think are funny. i could never do a regular talk show because you got to fill the container every night. there's just not enough people that i really want to talk to. >> i have noticed most of the guests are mostly right now of 22 episodes -- >> yeah, let's get into that. [ laughter ] >> take a look over here, peter, what do you see? a lot of -- what's going on here? oh, this really -- but go ahead. this really -- me off. somebody thinks it's the census or something? you got to represent the actual pie chart of america. who cares. it's just funny. you know, funny is the world that i live in. you're funny, i'm interested. you're not funny, i'm not interested. and i have no interest in gender or race or anything like that.

>> it's the boilermaker, ryan newman. ryan newman and roger penske win the daytona 500. >> way to go, guys. >> jimmie johnson and greg biffle dominated the majority of the race. but in the end, it was the 99 car of carl edwards finding its way to a sprint cup victory lane for the first time. >> he's going to get a run at him. he'll get one shot at turn three and four. >> i'm telling you they'll be side to side when they come to the line. it will be another one of those fantastic atlanta finishes. >> johnson tries to block him. off turn four. >> and here they come and i think carl's got the advantage! >> he got it! >> he wins it! >> carl has done it! >> whoa! >> good job, yes! >> yeah, baby, yeah, baby! >> and these fans love it. >> look at carl. watch this. here he goes. come on. come on. >> yes! and that's after 500 miles of racing. >> the 2005 coca-cola 600 had a nascar record 22 caution flags. after five hours of wild racing, the fans were treated to a thrilling finish as jimmie johnson was trying for a three-peat. >>

size doesn't matter when it comes to fourth grader jayden newman. >> most high school athletes have to wait to be an upper classman to make the team. jadon has not got out of fourth grade. the 9-year-old has been running the point for the past two seasons. >> it's fun. the people that i play against. they think i'm not good. they see different on the court. >> when you go through the handshake line, what is that like? >> they are like, "wow, good job. i didn't know you played like that." >> no one gets mad at you? >> sometimes. >> the 4 foot prodigy averages 15 points and seven assists. her father who is her coach said she was born to play. >> she's daddy's little girl. she does whatever daddy does, she likes to watch. she's with me 24/7. being on a couch, watching the game, she was not walking to where she is today. she'll be by my side. she'll say what the coach needs to do, to shoot long range, to handle the ball so well at that age. even at the wmba. >> it's deceiving. she has a cute young innocent face. she's like the silent assassin on the court. >> that's how she is. she is very

that's where we aim that message. >> thank you very much, eric newman.have a favorite biscuit? >> the cajun filet, but there's nothing like the country biscuit, double ham. >> eric newman, executive vice president, general counsel of bojangles. stocks of nutrisystem fell 10%. i will talk with the chief executive of the weight-loss company next. ♪ >> one of the big movers in today's stock market, nutrisystem, shares falling 10%. it is the guidance of the first quarter that -- it was less than analysts had estimated. joining me is the president and chief executive, dawn zier. welcome to "taking stock." let's try to make your day -- we will tie up the stock business at the beginning. it cannot be fun to see your stock fall 10%. what do you think the reason was? >> a rough day but a great year. the stock is double what it was a year ago. as we look forward were talking about the first year of revenue growth in five years. we are pleased about where were going. i think there was confusion about shifting in quarters due to the promotion we are doing. we need t

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joining me now, joe newman. wanted you on "the real story" because i see that your campaign slogan is "real issues, real points, real campaigns." why are you running at 101 years old? >> well, i've asked -- i've answered that question before. and i can only give you the same answer. i listen to what is going on. and am unhappy with the fact that human beings are not being concerned in their thinking. a few minutes of what i heard before is i hear a lot of -- a lot of talk, but we have to realize that there are human beings involved. and i became interested or concerned -- more concerned a few years ago when our representative, my representative in the same week voted to -- not to continue the bush tax cut -- to continue the bush tax cuts, not to raise them, and the same week voted against health care. in other words, he was saying no to -- that it was okay for -- not to raise taxes. >> right. >> and it is also okay for several millions to be without health care. >> right. so you're going to be a write-in candida

. >> welcome back, you may not know the name jadan newman, but she is making headlines for her skills on the basketball court. we are introduced to the young hoops prodigy. she is playing high school ball even though she's in high school. >> most athletes have to wait until high school to make the varsity team. >> she has been running the point for the girls basketball team for two seasons. >> it's fun. the people i play against they think i'm not good. they see differently on the court. >> what's it like on the happened shake line? >> they are like, "wow, good job, i don't know you played like that." >> no one gets mad at you. >> well, sometimes. >> the 4 foot 7 prodigy averages 15 goals. her father jamie, her coach, said she was born to play. >> she's daddy's little girl. she wants to do whatever daddy loves, whatever daddy likes, she likes to watch. whatever i do she's with me 24 slab 7. being on the couch, watching the game when she was not walking to where she is today. she'll be by my side and tell the coaches what to do and the players. she knows the game. shooting long range 3

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it is fun. >> i know. >> hello, newman. >> newman hasn't changed one bit. >> no. and what are you saying? that the other two have? >> a little bit more than newman is what i'm saying. tim tebow was also the star of one of the commercials. >> i didn't see this one. >> let's take a look. >> here, everyone thinks i wouldn't a contract, but without one, i've done so much this year. >> hut! >> without a contract, i've tackled the unknown. >> gotcha. >> i've answered tough questions. >> save the whales, we can talk to animals and we can bring world peace. >> good for him. >> he's a wonderful guy. he's a great role model for young people. he has been beaten up and battered by the press. and -- >> also elevated. >> yeah, i'm happy for him. if you can laugh at yourself, people laugh with you. i'm happy for him, hoda. favorite things? >> yes, mine, i don't physically have it. but so delicious. they are called honey bell oranges. when i was in florida, they're only good for a certain window. >> oh, yes. >> when you cut them -- >> the belly button things on them. >> you have

newman? >> with pleasure, mrs.ewman. >> for the best achievement in art direction. >> those nominated for the best achievement in film editing are -- >> and now for the black and white cinematography -- >> some of the reasons you love the movies you love are because of those people that you don't know that have photographed it or those people that have done the art direction or the costume designs. or all those other technical things, sound. if you didn't have those things, you wouldn't have the movies that we love. >> i'm steve martin. i'm here to present the award for special visual effects. >> for the best achievement in sound. >> sound. >> sound. >> as you know, this -- have -- are -- >> sound effects create the illusion of pain. >> the term sound design is something that came up in the era right during and after when star wars when 1977 came out for the voice of chubaka. if we tease poor little pooh, that was the name of the bear, with toast and milk, the bear would cry out. take the ones that sounded cute and

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newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for .ver 30 years union bank. and charles schwab. at union bank our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions meet your to help you growth objectives. tailor ed pertise and solutions for small businesses and major corporations. can we do for you? and now bbc world news america. bbc world news america reporting from washington. unity announces a new government but in the strategic break of crimea clashes out between pro and anti-russian protesters. france calls for an end of violence in venezuela after two more thanlashes leave a dozen dead. it is one of the greatest fossil finds in history. millions of years ago whales mass.n now scientists say they know why. viewers on o our public television in america and around the world. president orders military exercises in the region bordering ukraine. the defense minister insist they ave nothing to do with the political turmoil but the u.s. secretary of state warned it grave mistake for military intervention by mosco

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oh, hello, newman. >> hello, jerry. the wassersteens went a little savory. quick run. come on, seahawks. come on. >> newman. >> again? >> is that the pacer there? jason alexander, jerry sign field. you know what, guys? that was fun watching that. but it will be more fun if this will be a closer game in the second half. the rain is starting to fall here in metlife. what does it take for denver to get back in it? >> jimmy: i expected the seattle defense to be good. but i didn't expect them to be suffocating. and the only way that denver is going to get back in this ball game, they have to protect peyton manning. >> michael: it will be hard for them to do. they are playing to the strength of the seattle defense. and right now, with the rain, the weather's just down a little bit. it feels like we're in seattle. right now, the seattle seahawks feel like they're playing a home game. >> howie: yeah. we talked about that three-defensive end package that seattle employs. now, with the score being lopsided, it turns to their strength. and they've turn peyton manning's

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and britain from spying on germans linus newman one of the activists behind the legal action he joins me now live with more good to have you with us here so. what is your group hoping to achieve with this lawsuit. well if you look at what happened in germany after the snowden revelations or in the course of the revelations the answer is nothing the german government has deny that there are any and the breaches of german law that there is even any reason to act the german general prosecutor has denied that there is even the faintest hint at criminal activity that would give him a reason to investigate what's going on and of course this type of reaction is quite unusual if you look at the german constitution and the. criminal law so we're wondering whether. the refusal to do anything is because the people have something to hide or whether it is because they have something to be afraid of and we want to find the answer to that question now admittedly i don't know much about the chaos computer club but you are described as a group of hacktivists hacking into private computer systems and g

and the reason jerry hates newman. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> newman. >> i know it. love it. >>> all right. norah thank you. see you at 7:00. >> it's 6:52. now. a california inmate accused of masterminding a jewelry heist from inside his jail cell. coming up, his elaborate plan. five thi now at the 55- thousands of super bowl >> live in napa, a memorial growing this morning following the murder of a 3-year-old girl. now questions swirling. why officers did not see trouble brewing inside this apartment. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted? i think i forgot to pay a bill. yep, paid that one. what about your mortgage? yep, paid that too. alright we're good then. man i feel like i'm forgetting something. eh, it's probably nothing. you worry too much ted. alright, hammer down! bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. wi as much as >>> five things know a

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there is paul newman separating hersh from this fat cat guy. i tell him about this archive and i said i gave an interview like that? my god i have a big mouth. i was beginning to find very often i knew stuff that sy didn't know or even remember from his time in many years of journalism. so it lands the biggest he had was over access to his family. sy had two older sisters and a twin brother. as everyone said to me if you really want to know about sy hersh you have to get to his twin brother alan who had never given interviews about sy. i called alan in northern california. my wife and i were scheduled to fly to california and i was going to do a couple of interviews on the hersh project with his brother. we had set up to date and then sy intervened and he began to growl. the biggest growl was who gives a dam about what i was like when i wore short pants and chicago? beyond that he said he hasn't been involved in my work. why should you talk to my brother? i don't think sy believe that but i wanted to understand and know what motivated sy in the