here's patti austin singing "lean on me." patti?lives we all have pain, we all have sorrow ♪ ♪ but if we are wise we know that there's always tomorrow ♪ ♪ please swallow your pride if i have things you need to borrow ♪ ♪ for no one can fill all of your needs, oh, no ♪ ♪ if you won't let them show ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend, i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ for it won't be long 'til i'm gonna need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ if there is a load that you must bear that you cannot carry ♪ ♪ i'll be right up the road and i'll share your load ♪ ♪ if you just call me ♪ oh, oh, lean on me when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend, i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ for it won't be long 'til i'm gonna need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ oh, somebody to lean on, oh, don't you know ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh lean on me when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend, i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ for it won't be long 'til i'm gonna need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ whoa, oh, just call on me brother when you need a hand now ♪ ♪ cause w

patty, there is no official january thaw. i'm not sure what you speak of.st years, we get a period where we get a break. it is january. we see cold temperatures in january. although, we are seeing unusually cold temperatures. we've had an unusual a snow, not for january but for december. and it likes we'll stay on track -- it looks like we'll stay on track for the cold air. tuckers a climatologist by trade and you've been looking at the long-term friends trends. >> the climate prediction center has put out the 30-day outlook which calls for below normal temperatures right down towards florida. i don't see any trend here over the next two to four weeks that will take us out of this rather cold, rather wintry pattern which has been featuring on again, off again storms. it doesn't mean we won't have a day or two where we have temperatures at or above the normal. already, we are on the heels of our snowy of the december in history. this might be a winter to remember. i juswanted to talk very briefly about -- go look this up in the internet. the nao, the north a

this is blowed up so bad. >> patty and her boyfriend face child cruelty charges.illegal in georgia to tattoo anyone under the age of 18. investigators are checking whether the homemade device infected the kids or not. the sheriff says there is no sign of that so far. >>> a couple of race car drivers pulled over in time to get married. they've been racing for ten years. they had a couple of close calls. >> we hit a post at 90 miles per hour. we got off a mountain backwards. we caught on fire together. rolled over together in the blue car. so, yeah -- the family that plays together will stay together. >> that will do it. their wedding vows included the line, through crashes and burns. the groom vanished for 15 minutes before showtime. he was on the track taking a few more laps. >>> call this the coolest hotel in the world. it's built entirely from ice from the walls to the furniture. it's been 20 years since the first ice hotel was built in sweden. the heat melts it in the spring and rebuilt in a different theme every year. the novelty this year is for high art. des

i would never do that. >> reporter: patty and her husband are facing multiple charges. the sheriff is concerned if the same guitar string needle was used each time. the guitar string, we changed it out every time. >> reporter: you're saying it was clean? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: they are now preparing to go to court. >> i still don't believe we did anything wrong. >> reporter: george franco. >> children under the age of 18 cannot get tattoos and no tattoos can be given by anyone by a licensed professional. you can't get them, and you have to be a licensed professional. >>> the maryland governor could be looking at some competition during this year's election. who is planning to challenge him during the primary. >>> we are putting holly on ice this morning. holly. >> reporter: guys, we are at keller capital. it's actually senior open skate right now. i already told slap shot i would go in the penalty box if he put me in the board, but what we have planned, aen actual capitals on ice showing us how the pros really do it. that's next. stay with us. come on, slap shot. >>>

authorities say patty, jo-jo marsh and her boyfriend jacob edwards bartells used a homemade device to tattoo black crosses own the hand of their children raging from 10 to 17 years old. the homemade tattoo gun used an electric motor, wiring and pen and sharpened piece of guitar string as a needle. their mother denies she did anything wrong. >> i don't think we did anything wrong. the kids don't think we did anything wrong. this is crazy. this is blowed up so bad. >> now, the sheriff says the same needle was used to tattoo all six kids. >>> everybody wants to save more and spend less, right? well, we've got the guy who's going to help you. join hln money expert clark howard at 4:00 eastern. he's going to show you ways to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. "the clark howard show" 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> there's a mystery brewing after more than 1700 sea lions just swam away from their adopted home at pier 39. so can anyone tell us what happened to san francisco's sea lions in? >>> president obama points the finger in an attempted airline bombing over u.

. >> reporter: patty joe marsh admitted she and her husband tattooed their six children after inchinghemselves. investigators came here after they got a call from the biological mother of two the children, complaining about the tattoos it. >> you're an adult and you've got your own choices to make. these are children. they don't have that choice. you put the tattoos on the children. >> i know. they wanted it. they asked me. it wasn't like i tattooed them against their will. >> reporter: patty joe marsh and her hurricane husband are charged th illegal tattooing and reckless conduct. the sheriff is concerned that the guitar string is used in each one. >> we changed it out each time. >> you're saying it was clean. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: they're preparing to go to court. >> we didn't do anything wrong. i still don't believe we did anything wrong. >> reporter: i'm george franco, fox 5 news. >>> next at 10:00, daycare in a downturn. >> how parents are using the internet to form babysitting co-ops and save money in the process. >>> chaos when an elephant breaks loose into a crowd. the sto

authority say patty and her bit of used a homemade device to tattoo black crosses on the hands of their children. those kids range in age from 10 to 17 years old. the homemade tattoo gun used and electric motor, wiring, ink pen and sharpened piece of guitar string as a needle. a vial of black ink was used for the coloring. their mother denies she did anything wrong. >> i didn't do anything wrong, the kids don't think we did anything wrong, this is crazy, this is blowed up so bad. >> now the sheriff says the same needle was used to tattoo all six kids. >>> there's a mystery brewing after more than 1700 sea lions just swam away from their adopted home at pier 39. so can anyone tell us what happened to san francisco's sea lions?  >>> he drew a cartoon that sparked protests world-wide and last night he escaped an attempt on his life. what police are saying about an attack on a controversial artists who work earned him death threats across the globe. >>> president obama points the finger at an airline bomber on u.s. soil, what he says they're doing about it. >>> what did this man do to caus

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>> passionately comes from the word patty which means to suffer.the word patient comes from, also. it's latin. pati. and the passion of the christ? it's actually an example of its original meaning. bill: so, in the beginning, the word was suffering. >> suffering. bill: the passion of the christ. how did it come into romantic word? >> somehow it developed into romantic word. i guess love hurts. >> love hurts. bill: do you think that's how it happened? >> i think so, yeah. bill: liberal. when where does that come from? >> the word liberal comes from lieber liber which means freedom. free man instead of slave. used to describe a college degree liberal arts which is basically what you start when you don't know what to do. bill: some liberals on college campuses that just came. >> exactly. then in the 17th century it was -- it used to describe a lawless foreigners. then it changed its meaning in 1800s, it's used to describe basically one change laws of the government. bill: a new approach. >> which is what it is now. >> exactly which is now. bill: next

. >> reporter: patty. >> marsh admitted she and her husband tattooed their six children after inkingmselves. the sheriff says investigators came here after they got a cll from the biological mother of two of the children complaining about the tattoos. you're an adult and you have your ona own choices to make. these are children. they don't have that choice. you put the tattoos on the children. >> i know. they wanted it. they asked me. it wasn't like i tattooed them for life. i would never do that. >> reporter: the couple is charged with counts of illegal tattooing, second degree child cruelty and reckless conduct. the sheriff says he is concerned if the same guitar string was used every time. >> we changed it out every time. >> you are saying it was clean. >> we didn't do anything wrong. i still don't believe we did anything wrong. >> i'm george franco, fox 5 news. >> all right. >>> our top story this morning, jim zorn is apparently out as coach of the redskins. >> coming up next, the latest on his expected firing and we will hear from coach zorn. >>>ramatic rescue an early morning a

. >> she looked at me and said, patty, if a director told me i had to play a german lesbian heroin addictarkson had finally found her true voice. >> when i read it, at first i said i get this part. as far as i am from it as a woman, it is closer to who i am as an actor. in that it is about transformation. >> reporter: after that, she transformed herself again and again playing quirky complicated women, mostly in small, independent films that allowed her to show case that impressive range. >> why am i so hard, for instance, on you, beth, when for years you've been the daughter of my dreams? you have. you know you have. your weight problems, we're practically the same person. >> reporter: her portrayal of a cancer stricken mom earned her an oscar nomination in 2004. when you're back in new orleans, do you find your accent suddenly reasserts itself? >> yes. >> reporter: clarkson models many of her characters on the strong-willed southern women she grew up around in new orleans. she's the youngest of five girls in an outspoken and competitive family. >> it was a very nurturing childhood. but

. >> other party leaders will be seen this afternoon include patty, a liberal democrat, he will be right after, i'm not sure the order, and neil of the labour party, how will they come off? >> neil is the leader of the opposition. he like me has not got that much hair. he said he's rather worried about the way me looks on television. he said to some of his colleagues on -- the labor front benches, what we got to do is make sure we grow hair because the camera shot, it comes from -- rather above as one saw with the gow himself who didn't have much hair. you could see, and just the top of a balanced head. so i think that is -- this play sound sort of fansful but this is the sort of thing that people are -- are concerned about, because it is, television is an impressionistic medium. but the other thing about neil is he's the heard of the opposition. he wants to become the next prime minister, the moment he is 15 pins ahead of mrs. thatcher in the opinion polls, here's a unique opportunity for him to try to influence the electorate, people that wouldn't normally have seen him or wouldn't nor

her name was patty. i think she really disrespected the program when she came in and she got about 3-5 minutes. i think that was wrong. you have an excellent show and then, the lady from california, called the president a punk. i think when you hear that type of commentary from anybody, you know you - i think you should say, look this is very disrespectful. you don't have to agree with what the president says but don't call him a punk. >> it's a fine line in an open forum. caller: that was extreme. one last thing i want to say. i'm a muslim. i have family members service all the wars from maybe possibly during the civil war. i served this country and my wife and i, we do have a program once a week. and we speak out against radicalism and stuff like that and the word jihad is very disrespectful to use towards "tsuásrsáy we have a small sanction that has this radical plane and we speak out against it all the time and for callers to call in i think they cater to rush limbaugh. i been listening to your progr

host: patty, hold on. we read from other newspapers. caller: the other thing i want to say is, when your hosts are reading from the papers they transpose and insert their own words in lieu of others. for instance you were reading from a paper and inserting the work government and sometimes they actually screw up the whole meaning of the article. also, i wish you guys would have like national review, just to make it a little more fair of some conservative liberal print. the other thing, yesterday there were so many democrats calling on the republican line you could go through half an hour of call in psalms and never once listen to a republican. i don't know how you do that, but it's really getting ridiculous. it's incredible. host: did you want to respond to yemen and new front of terrorism. caller: i do think you could work on when they read from the newspaper they need to do it verbatim and you have to do something about democrats calling on the international and republican lines and you have to make sure they don't feel so free to do

patty from dallas. caller: everyone is talking about jobs.ere these people with clinton and bush? everyone is talking about taxes. you cannot run a household if you do not have everything in. if there are no taxes, what have tax cuts have done for us? nothing. if you have no revenue, how can you sustain anything? it does not matter what president obama says, tries to do. we just have to get down to the nitty gritty. this is a hateful, racist country, and it is going to be that way. no one is going to work with him. all they are going to do is put him aside. for that man talking about jobs, as an african-american female, i am going to tell him what they always tell us just pull yourselves up from the bootstraps. host: how has the president reached across the other side to connect big piece of legislation -- enact big pieces of legislation in a bipartisan way? guest: we just had president kennedy dining in 1963, lyndon johnson coming on. after that state of the union address, they talked about civil rights legislation. back then, it was a total

we're here with patty. let's talk about yesterday's game.ct a bigger margin of victory? >> yes, definitely with what the records were. although the other team had been doing well lately. >> reporter: they beat the steelers, they're not bad. >> they beat the steelers, and cincinnati. so i mean, they were coming up on the world. i figured it wasn't going to be a cake walk, but i thought -- i wish we would have had one the teams that would have let us, you know. >> reporter: let's find out what is going to happen next week against the patriots? >> it will be close be but i think the patriots are going to win. >> reporter: oh, no. everyone else is more confident. we will send it back to you. most people think that the ravens have a good shot. there's injuries with the new england. what do you think? >> i think the patriots are down. i think they're hurt. >> i think we should cross our fingers now. we will take the win however we can get it. >> if the kids are still home from school, you can take them to port discovery. the exhibit that will teac

member, is of the court and my fellow elected officials, my extremely capable partner and friend, pattyhy, leader c mccarthy, and -- mccarthy, and to the of the assembly, thank you for allowing me to address you this morning. it is my privilege to be here. [applause] i am happy to be with you, for this extraordinary, 80-day session. there is much to do and no time to waste. we face some big challenges, and challenges that we did not create. on the one hand, we continue to recover from the natural disasters that are historic in scope. the fourth-worst natural disaster in the history, and the ongoing--- national recession that continues to affect every family in iowa, and every business, and every aspect of the state government. but we can continue to address these challenges, head-on, with resilience, optimism, determination, and good, old- fashioned hard work. we're also of people of great faith, a faith that teaches us that with the help of god all things are possible. [applause] >> with god's help, all things are possible, and there is no challenge that, together, we cannot overcome.

or somebody accuses of them not getting along well with somebody and they come out and hug and play pattyke and this is what happened with this video. so whatever it is, the public face is at their unified command. on the question about the human face, i don't work for the u.s. government. and, you know, if that's an unintended consequence of me identifying him as such, that's not -- it's not my goal. i think you're right to point out as brian has that the global jihadist movement is incredibly complex and multilayered. and so it is always easier to fight an enemy who has a face and, in fact, al-qaeda realized this. they built their entire anti-pakistan rhetoric on musharraf and they made hating pakistan -- they equated that with hating musharraf. i don't think that's what i'm -- what i'm doing. i think you're right. that it could be construed as a reductionist, you know, argument. i hope that the quality of my scholarship would help people see the granularity and sophistication within this movement. >> i just want to applaud. i think that's a really good question about whether or not we

attack for somebody who accuses them of not getting on with somebody, they come out and hugged and play patty cake so this is what happened with that with this video. so whenever it is the public places at the unified command. on a question about the human race, and i don't work for the u.s. government's. if that is an unintended consequence of me identifying him as such, one is not my goal. i think you're right to point out as brian has the global jihadist movement is incredibly complex and multi laird and so its easier to find an enemy who has a face and, in fact, al-qaeda realized this and build their entire pakistan rhetoric on one man, musharaff, so when he left al-qaeda had no arguments because the made heating pakistan equated with musharraf. so i don't think that's what i'm doing. i think you're right it could be construed as a reductionist argument. i hope that the quality of my scholarship would help people see the gray lady of sophistication and it was within this movement. >> i just want to applaud, that's a good question about whether or not we put to him in a place on a movement

at that time the sample standards like you have got to make a loan, minute, make sure they can be pattyalone and the reset read as well we could have avoided a lot of this. >> i think it is fair to say that was a critical point come a critical decision point and ups and that we were left with a number of state authorities and others who had differing levels of authority. danette constraints and at times were fighting preemption efforts. >> that is right. the states try to tackle this one by one and i to believe these separate reported in 2004 when the preemption state consumer laws for national banks was significantly ex-minute as to how it existed before 2004 and yes this to make it more difficult for states to deal with these practices within their borders and the interested representatives will be talking more about that. >> i want to ask both you and mr. peril and other quick question before we get to the vice chairman of the commissioners. rating agencies. you speak very clearly about in a sense the multiple-- not just their ratings themselves but the use of those ratings in capita