what was fascinating to me was watching pauly d watch pauly d. you were loving it! it, it really wasn't. so tell us why that was funny. >> she can't touch the hair. >> you're very sensitive about it. >> you let me touch it before. >> yeah, that's different. >> you're not her. >> you did. you were very sweet last time you came here. we liked you, pauly d. i wasn't too sure i was going to. but i liked you a lot. >> appreciate the honesty. >> this show, this new one you have out. it's sort of you with your deejay hat on. >> does the hat go over that? >> it can. it's a big hat. i'm excited to show the world that part of me. they already know me from "the jersey shore." partying with strangers that became my friends. now they meet my real friends, see where i come from. see what's the most important to my life is my deejaying. see what that's like. >> these guys in that clip, those were pals from high school, from when you were a kid? >> from around. we work at the same club, ultra. >> you opened for britney spears. what happened? you were deejaying before her concert? >

. ♪ ♪ >>> la week i show guys the serious sport stacking skill of 11-year-old william paulie.tied one world record, he broke another at the 2012 u.s. sport stacking championship. i told you that he was the 2011 world stacking championship, but he was defending his title. he is back now -- >> with the title? >> he defended his tielt, he won again, joining us from arlington, virginia, 11-year-old william holly. so you're the champ again two times in a row, how does it feel? >> it feels great? >> how was the competition? >> it was complicated because there's so many countries involved. >> what did you win? did you get at title belt or something? >> a got a big trophy. >> what did you have to do. you grab the first cup, and then three, and you make a stack. and then you alternate hands and then you go back to the beginning, and right first left on the bottom take it down, and it's like this. >> that was awesome, that's great. >> how do you figure out you're good at this? >> when i was kindergarten, they had a set of cups and we all started making random stacks. i really liked it b

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. >> chris: there have been a lot of reports recently and kip pauly raised questions about whether tsa is doing the right job and screen for the right things or whether we have gotten caught up in the bureaucratic ma ras where old ladies and little children are being screened. do we need to take another look at tsa and its screening procedures? >> tsa is continuing to refine and strengthen and make adjustments as necessary. this is something that tsa has done very successfully over the years. our ability to prevent terrorists from coming into the country or getting aboard aircraft is significantly enhance compared to a decade ago and so therefore john pistol is looking at these procedures and he will continue to refine them and if we have to make the adjustments to make sure that we are not preventing people from getting on planes in a speedy fashion but also optimizing our are ability to stop terrorists this is what he is dedicated to doing. >> chris: the obama administration refused to allow any pictures, any videos from the bin laden raid a year ago to be made public. in fact, you j

the two are going to talk about public pauly on that chronic disease.just so happens the professor also plays the violin. >>> we have some new information on that fleed home we've been telling you about in san francisco. it's on folsom street between 17th and 18th street this morning. firefighters say the people living there were standing in a foot and a half of water when they arrived and it turns out it's not just water. >> well, it's rainwater, but it did bring some sewage up with it, so these residents have been impacted. we have notified the department of public health. >> yeah, the department of public works is now coming out to help pump away all of that big mess out there. not a nice way to start your morning. >>> it appears oakland is running away with much-needed profits. the city took in more than $3 million from last month's oakland running festival. the study found runners and visitors outside the bay area each spent nearly $200 during their stay. the event also generated $300,000 in state and local taxes. local charities also benefit as th

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. >> mire lo que hicieron con sus hijosrta am ana bÁrbara y pauli rubio regresamos bien rÁpido a "despierta enamora de otra persona y dos por venganza porque el marido se la hizo aunque el marido no se entere por ese motivo es infiel. >> y no quiere gastar su marido y ay! dios mÍo. >> lo que compras un par de skwap total zapatos y no quiero que estÉ en la duela. >> en la controversia y hemos sk discutido hasta fuera de cÁmara, aquÍ el verdadero debateision y controversia. >> ¿sasha por quÉ son infieles las mujeres jeshgs ? >> mits amigos me dijeron que s tiene tienda y no lo atiende te la atienden. >> claro descansada. santiagosunion@@despierta ameri riesgo dica tener un hijo con autismo. >> por quÉ primera vez un estudio mÉdico relaciona la obesidad en el embarazo con el autismo. >> segÚn la investigaciÓn deunivision@@despierta americaun despierta americaunivisiondespÁ >>rta amaision@@ierta icaunivis te@@despierta americaunivision de desarrollo, solamente 415 no presentaban problemas. >> sugiere que aumente el embarazo a un niÑo a an turismo. >> aunque los resultados no son concluyen concl