and along the pch, my sister is along the road hitchhiking. [laughter] i'm like?d her up. go to the golf course two hours away. and we are about to tee off and two friends show up from back home they live in minneapolis. and throughout the rest of the weekend it was my dad and all my old friends and people i worked with. i mean it was ice sculptures and bands and taco stands. >> ellen: wow. that is fantastic. [applause] and crazy glasses. >> look at that. that is my dad on the left. and that is me singing bon jovi. >> ellen: that is fantastic. >> that is me with four shots of tequila, by the way. i literally drank my weight in tequila over the weekend. >> ellen: but you remember the details i'm impressed. and valentine's day did you do something special? >> valentine's day was great. we you know, i bought her a nice gift, bought her earrings and took her to dinner and made, sweet, sweet love. >> ellen: did you? [laughter] [cheering] [applause] >> ellen: what time around was that? [laughter] >> well, anywhere between 9 and 2:00 a.m.. >> ellen: i see. >> valentine's

in new yorkityill with no knockout pch at knockoff goods. but will they suffe intimate "money" today? they're mang a deal that has hollywood's mouthwatering. they tend to find out who it is. even when they say it's not, it's always about "money." ♪ melissa: our top story tonight to my question that has been gaining traction since we first asd last thursday.y. is edwards notes and a double agent for china? today snowdon himself address the accusation writing this is a predictable sar that i anticipated before gng public. i have had no contact with the chinese government, just like with theuardia and the shington post. i only work with journalists. not everyone believes that including former vice president dick cheney. here he is on fox news sunday, justice survey. >>t think he's a raitor. think he h committed a cme, in effect, by violating agreements given the positione had. i am deeply suspicious obviously because he went to china. that is not a pla where you ordinari want too go if you're interested in freedom, liberty, and so forth. so it

williams apologized, but they get nasty when they talk about love life pchs williams on sharapova. if she wants to be with a guy with a black heart, go for it. nasty and confusing. her current boyfriend was rumored to be romantically linked to williams last year. sharapova, your serve. >> she wants to talk about something personal, her relationship and her boyfriend who's married and getting a divorce and has kids. >> reporter: ouch. a jab at williams and her rumored relationship with her coach. >> it is surprising that sharapova, who's a class act, would decide to go this route. makes wimbledon a lot more interesting. >> reporter: now on court, it's clear the win we are, the last 12 times williams has beaten sharapova. if they face each other here, you can be sure it will be a match not to be missed. >> that net may come in hand any for the two of them. thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," the tennis showdown, why two male stars suddenly turned their match into a strip show. >> i don't know what that sound was. also ahead, the facebook photo fight. a teenager suing for millions beca

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we saw that through the support of allies pch worki directly. >> mike, your prediction. 13 states have gay marriage by the time we get to the mid terms what will the number be? >> by the time we get to mid terms in 2014, i predict probably 3 or 4 more states. but more important, i think what we are seeing is the allies. when we look at places like the human rights campaign, their members are extraordinary. whereat just five or six years ago only lbgt people on the front line of the fights and now we see in mississippi, bit year of 2020, majority of people say, we think marriage equality. and that the final states. so this bat sell clean up. we need to fight hard in those states. bring it back to the court. and we will win. >> i got to run. state representative sims, joy reed and mike roberts, thank you for being here on the ed show. remember to answer tonight's question. share your thought on facebook and we want to know what you think. >>> coming up, next right for voting rights. well look at the supreme court decision and how democrats are fighting back. could be the next bubble. sen

be at least, you know, a balance in terms of how much it costs to borrow money, i think we are okay pch. but i think it is something that -- >> see, i would have expected a lot more deal flow given the level of rates we have seen already. >> me too. >> what's the story? >> i can explain anything in hindsight and tell me why we got there. if i would have predicted, i wouldn't. i would say, trauma is big -- >> it is a confidence thing. >> it is a confidence thing. in business, institutions, the penalty for making a mistake is very, very extreme at this point. and frankly, counter productive. and if you punish people for being wrong as opposed to being manevolent but just being wrong and consequence is so great, people won't take risk. it is not just business that has to be risk takers. legislators, consumers, who have to decide they can spend. and i think we will get there but it is taking a little bit longer and i think the climate, and i talked about this before, sentiment has a real effect. again there is not natural science. it is a social science. so sentiment and people's feeling re

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