>> the ostrich. >> greg?ke the ostrich. >> can i make a serious statement about the super bowl and how sexist it is that not in the history of the super bowl has there been one women player, no transgender umpires or aphrodite cheerleaders. it is for the homophobic, gun-loving freak. >> which one did you like? >> i like the ostrich. >> i think the ostrich was super cute and had great facial expressions. >> the one i liked was called brown finger and you didn't see it. soon the bowl championship series is going to be the last one before the playoffs but that is florida state versus auburn, the spread is 8.5. >> florida state. >> where are you going? i -- i think auburn. 8.51 a l-- 8.51 a lot of points >> which team played isn't? isn't there a game tonight? at that game dirks beptly is playing at the halftime. but auburn is going to win and i already picked that again. >> can you show me the logos. i strictly go by logos for this game. do we have them? i don't know. i find the one on the right, the letters deep

while it lived, it was the biggest bird in the world, easily twice the size of an ostrich, and like the bird couldn't fly, but it did lay a very big egg more than 100 times larger than a chicken egg. there are still a few fossilized elephant bird eggs around. if you find one, handle it carefully. it's worth about $45,000. >> coming up... i'll tell you how color can help you eat healthier. ♪ america's service members and veterans are strong. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. ♪ sometimes reaching out for help can be the most challenging and worthwhile mission of all. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line or military crisis line. dial 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >> we all know what the american flag looks like, but every state has a flag, too, and every one of them tells a story. here's our "flag facts" report. >> "remember the alamo" -- those words honor the outnumbered defenders who died fighting the mexican army in 1836. but from that defeat came the birth of texas, first as an independent republic, then as our 28th state. >> wha

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whilit lived, it was the biggest bird in the world, easily twi the size of an ostrich, and like the ostrichldn't fly, but it did lay a very big egg more than 100 times larger than a chicken egg. there are still a few fossilized elephant bird eggs around. if you find one, handle it carefully. it's worth about $45,000. >> coming up... i'll tell you how color can help you eat healthier. flag looks like, but every state "!has a flag, too, and every one of them tells a story. here's our "flag facts" report. >> "remember t alamo" -- those words honor the outnumbered defenders who died fighting the mexican army in 1836. but from that defeat came the birth of texas, first as an independent republic, then as our 28th state. >> what's unique about the flag of texas is how much texans love their state and their flag. but they have reason to feel >> the star symbolizes unity. it's also why texas is nicknamed the lone star ate. the lone star ate. to represent the ideal characteristics of a texan... texas values are also embodied in the flag's bold colors -- refor courage, white for purity and liberty, a

i don't particularly like the ostrich mother.ts their head in the sand. >> i agree. i think pro active parenting is a necessity at this age. but it's very, very tough, they take their phones out of the house, they're doing this stuff all over the place. would you take the hardware or the software away from a girl or a boy who was showing aberrant behavior, would you say no more? >> absolutely. i think it's the one thing that parents do, have as a tool to shape behavior. i also think parents need to pay attention very closely to their children's friends, particularly middle school and if those friends are enticing their children, particularly their girless away from the kinds of behaviors they know is the right behavior, then take away the cell phone, because that's how they're getting access, that's how adolescents are actually raising each other through the cell phone. >> yeah. >> it's an addiction now among american children and it is, i think, the most dangerous problem we have. the book is daughters in danger, elaine, thank y

. >> obviously was the ostrich, right?> the best wins $1 million. and here are this year's five finalists. >> you find that durlg the gain game. >> we do. >> one of you is going to have a great night. >> so many fake hugs. >> oh, we're so happy for you. >> a lot of people have seen your work, you know? it's okay if you lose. also this year's scarlet johansson, accidentally on purpose had their ad censored because they dissed coke and pepsi. >> it misses the mark, calling out coke and pepsi in the ad is not necessarily the smartest thing to do. >> but online, 5.5 million views. and counting. >> sorry, coke and pepsi. >> but enough of all of this. is there a danger of being just too clever. >> everybody wants to win the most talked about commercial. as a result of trying to win those things, you could easily forget the message in the process. you could forget the brand. ♪ only hate the road when you're missing home ♪ >> reporter: so monday morning, remember the commercials that touched you. and try to remember -- >> surprise

i feel like a peacock that wants to fly or flamingo that wants to run or an ostrich that wants to swimamal davis, currently in segregation after refusing orders to leave the hamptons won't be celebrating freedom any time soon. he's just been sentenced to state prison for a term of one to four years on two counts of larceny. >> i am worried about going to prison. prison is really unpredictable. >> could you open 32? >> today deputy james is checking in on davis who at 19 years old has never been to prison. >> the minimum time you're going to do is what? a year? you aren't going to go to maximum security, you know that, don't you? just roll with it and see where it takes you. don't overthink this. everybody sits there and worries and worries and worries. you don't do yourself any good doing that, anyway. while you're there, if you can take any classes, do anything while you're in the prison system, do it. do whatever you can. you know, to help you out. then when you get out, have a little bit more education. do what you can while you're locked up. he just wanted to talk to somebody. i gu

. >> obviously, it was the ostrich, right?e bangs on the tv, advertisers want to be on it. animals always making an appearance. this sunday going to the dogs. then there's the yellow m and m. peanut. someone out to get him. >> sleepy time. >> reporter: they're hoping you'll care enough to find out how he's doing on super bowl sunday. and a first. >> on february 2nd, apparently two professional football teams will be playing game in honor of my first wonderful miss tash yost commercial. we'll be there, won't we, girl? [ bird chirps ] >> you're all about the ads, respect you? >> i am. >> they were sold out on the ads two months ago. >> i believe it. incredible. looks like there will be good ones this year. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have great monday.

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interests because then they can pay for your hotel rooms make them pay for coca-cola and everything ostrichrit that's exactly right. he estimates for travel and tourism is that we will add 75 million new jobs in the next 10 years. that's a lot of people. it is most definitely the best majority of young people in the cold hard truth is that they are not prepared for work. they are not prepared in the sense of having basic life skills, let alone vocational skills or any are any kind of professional training. so we are very focused. we have talked about these issues at great length. but they are doing a lot of great work today. we are making a pledge to impact the million youth in the next five years. and that is by connecting youth into the opportunities and preparing them for the future both with our work with those and others. and ultimately employing large numbers of them to be able to satisfy our growth needs and serve the customers. and so the only way we do that is having great team members know how to deliver that service liz: you're one of the few american hotels that have opened here

as someone who grew up a braves fan and watched ted turner put on ostrich races on the infield back in the 80s, this represents the golden era of atlanta braves baseball. and was talking about bobby cox. -- these arevery multiple young award winners. the error some of the greatest players ever to take the mound. this is very exciting for braves fan. >> jason going from his one-man atlanta braves connection wave to private equity. talking --e been larger theme -- investing in real estate and having more and more private equity firms. what are you hearing from your sources? >> it is interesting to go at it from a private equity angle. we look at private equity as a leading indicator. they tend to buy when other people are not buying. for the last year or two is a clutch of names. also some other names, colony capital, tom barrett has been a guest on this show and on stage with bloomberg link in number of times. how -- thisng about is a place where they don't even need to find an exit yet because the market tends to go up. one of the big questions is are they done buying? private equity f

values not a snapshot of the structure of our agencies are the framework of our laws we can cripple ostrich review reached agencies and hold the senior official responsible for abuse of programs to account. so with a hopeful note from stoughton of moving forward and clearly by now you'd expect from someone who's been alleged to be a spy who is trying to bring united states down which in some acquisitions you've heard members of congress on the house and senate intelligence committee's mission routinely without any proof whatsoever serve very very important questions and very thorough answers on his friday i should say though i'm still i e no couldn't easily go on to any publication to get an exclusive interview to really talk about this information as an owl a mighty team decided to do this to a name which i thought was interesting. you know why you think he chose this as a sort of medium of communication read this is only that this was second interviews granted it is regarded as a curative back in june of last year on year at the disparities in high demand everybody wants to do an intervie

. >> slipping on the ostrich pillow envelops your head in a cocoon of comfort.a place to sleep. and nap away. >> making eggs makes a mess. what you need is the rollie egg master. the fast, easy, pan-freeway to make perfect eggs every time. >> introducing bacon bowl. the easy we to make delicious edible bowls out of bacon. >> you love deserts. recipes can be complicated and take so long to make. hi, kathy mitchell here with the new dump cakes cookbook. >> when you got to go, you got to go. go pilot. the portable, leak proof, urinal for everyone in the family. >> online passwords. there are too many. who can remember? introducing password minder. the personal logbook takes hassle out of password. password has been designed to organize and safely store password. >> i don't have to worry anymore about security or identity theft t i have all my password in one place. it's all great. >> jimmy: all right. that last one was -- almost like an address book. you know? but for pass words. we're going to take a break. when we come back we'll announce the finalist and winner

ostrich plume on his head. that's a segment you should do every friday. all right. moving along, the republican party is trying to put a positive spin on 2013. the only thing getting in the way of that, the republican party. it's friday, january 24th, and this is "now." >> uncle sugar. >> thank god for uncle sugar. >> we must be very conscious of tone. >> and choice of words. >> women can't control their libedo. >> if we want to win elections, we need to start delivering women's votes. >> the comments were inappropriate. >> i know if we would have used the words that he did. >> i wouldn't have said it quite like that. >> why are we having a debate about contraception? i thought that was settled. >> we all know the gop has to get out of our comfort zone. >> women in my household, are saying why are these men talking about my reproductive system? >>> the republican party is wrapping up its three-day winter meeting this evening. a conference with the can-do theme of building to victory. this morning the chairman had a message for his fellow republicans. we did it, what

for a long time, i took the ostrich approach and put my head under the sand. how am i supposed to pay loans back? i thought about writing the president a letter, please help me, like, i want to be a good citizen. i am trying. it took me about two years to really land a retail job. i feel like i went on about 15 or 20 interviews throughout those, probably more. resumes. i started looking for a retail job. so at least i could -- i thought at least maybe i can climb the l ladder. maybe i can go this back way route. >> that's when i go got the job at nordstrom. i have been working in shoes for about two years. the company is huge on we take everything back. what really happens is, they take it back from the employees. so even if you went out and wore it to your party last night and we sold it to you for an hour, we still don't get the commission. hour. if i didn't get my work check today, i would have to everything that i have. >> felt this is where i worked and about to go in and sell some shoes. >> i don't blame my mom at all because she was a single parent. she

you know you can certainly see the steps one ostrich decides to issue its ultimatum to serbia. that's one step. the germans give a blank check. i would say the russian mobilization which triggered german mobilization it would have been possible to stop. they have done this before and in a way i think it was the brinksmanship that went over the brink. in previous crises they use mobilization as a way of putting pressure on the other side. they could've stood down again and i think probably once the germans went over the frontiers, that was a think really one of the great flaws in retrospect of the plan, the plan, the short name for the german plan was that it was sort of seamless. you call that the soviets and got them on the trains and got them moving and they just moved seamlessly across the borders into the attack. what the german plans that have built him a proper stopping points. i think once they were on foreign soil it was possible to stop but they could've stopped i think at any point until the second of august. >> do you think the british really expected those troops to

have seen time machine, office space, cowboy kid, let's look at the next one which is break room ostrich>> i am upset, guys. someone has been all but doritos in the break room, making an incredible mess and i am there too. ♪ liz: interesting. >> this one is interesting. it builds on what happened as far as going after other people's food and animals always look at the superbowl. liz: wait until you see the next story. >> appreciate it. liz: pepsi,. the game within the game is judging the success of the ads, get ready for a huge battle. as you have seen the cost could be inexpensive board huge, the risks in men's. the pay off massive. we take you behind the scenes of several ads you will see sunday and what they could mean to the success of each company. >> if time is money how does $133,000 per second sound? companies like budweiser, go daddy, coke and pepsi want to get in front of you during sunday's superbowl that is what it will cost. >> 120 million people estimated to tune in, the only place you can bring your brand to that many people at one time. >> the superbowl ladd, the luxury c

. >>> one of us is wearing an ostrich plume on his head.ld do every friday. all right. moving along, the republican party is trying to put a positive spin on 2013. the only thing getting in the way of that, the republican party. it's friday, january 24th, and this is "now." >> uncle sugar. >> thank god for uncle sugar. >> we must be very conscious of tone. >> and choice of words. >> women can't control their libedo. >> if we want to win elections, we need to start delivering women's votes. >> the comments were inappropriate. >>

the break room ostrich is a good one. this one. >> someone has eaten all the doritos in the break room. ♪ >> well, obviously it was the ostrich, right? >> i love the cowboy one. let's listen to a little bit of the cowboy one and then we'll do the finger cleaner. >> boys, can i get some help? >> i don't know, can you? >> guess you don't want doritos. ♪ >> that was good clean fun. and then the next one is just good, clean weird. i'm not going to show you the very end of it. the one that people are voting for online, 2 million hits online. it's really weird. >> billy, use the cleaner. >> touchdown. >> yeah. it only works with doritos. >> you ask too many questions, billy. >> that will not appear on the super bowl. i'm pretty sure it can't, the way it ends. >> it's not very graphic. >> christine romans is disgusted by that commercial, by the way. it's a true professional in her to even show it. i love the kid on the dog. >> yeah, me too. >> i know they might not get the bang for their buck, but i love them. >> we're showing i

but it is a nostra to problem -- it is an ostrich of -- but it is an ostrative problem.h strained or limited resources, it is affecting journalism. >> i think it is important as newspapers diminish investigative reporting and pullback resources. i don't think we do enough of it. have haduebeard's, we workshops for our reporters about how to do -- the last couple of years, we have had workshops for our reporters about had to do investigative reporting. there is so much competition out there and so much cost competition. starve good news organizations and good news television stations. in five years come in many markets, there won't as many stations doing the kind of news that we do and we have a responsibility to our viewers and a responsibility to our shareholders to do everything we can to make these businesses and dotive and grow things that the audience wants from us. the country, the society benefits from investigative journalism. are not us if we allocating resources to do that. we are a company that believes it. we did an investigative piece for wba otb a few years

. ♪ well, obviously it would be the ostrich, right? >> that is finalist number one. that's great. >> 800! >> no ostrichs were hurt in the making of the movie. >> no. >> the office worker got killed. >> finalist number two, ryan thomas anderson, scottsdale, arizona. single dad and freelance wedding photographer. for $300, he made one called time machine. take a look. >> hey, mr. myth smith, you want to try out my time machine? >> sure. >> so now what? >> got to put the whole bag in. >> okay. >> yes. >> it's really working. >> get out of my yard. >> jimmy? you're so old. >> i love that one. that is fantastic. >> i like that. >> my sons sees that, i'll be making it this afternoon in the snow. >> i think that guy has got a future. >> all right. chris from valencia, california. the commercial produced for $1,500. he's a freelance animator inspired by a universal problem in the work place. look. >> okay. jerry, once again everyone's doritos has mysteriously disappeared in the break room. now, i realize this is a work place and i don't want to sound like i'm accusing you. >

members of congress bury their heads in the sand like the proverbial ostrich hoping the issue will go away, wondering in some cases recently whether the recent cold front disproves decades of research and an overwhelming scientific consensus. well, business leaders in the real world, not the political world, not the polluter paid phony doubt world, business leaders in the real world are doing what they do best and that is taking stones protect their bottom line and maintain their relationships with their customers. major corporations, even those with large carbon footprints are taking voluntary action to lower their own carbon output. some are joining broader efforts to support policies that reduce carbon emissions, some of our largest and most sophisticated companies are even fact organize the burden of climate change into their own accounting and their own long-term planning by -- guess what -- assigning an internal price to carbon. this bicameral task force on climate change which i lead with congressman waxman wrote to over 300 businesses and organizations seeking their views on a