. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and i kind of stood there and i was like, no, this ain't firecrackers. and then it stopped. it was like a pause and then you heard a pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, again. >> friends say the victim was headed to a frpped's apartment to watch a basketball game. his friend didn't want to go on camera but told us he and his girlfriend went out the door, she stopped to fix her hair before opening up the door and he believes that saved her life because moments later the gunshots started, glass started flying and they hit the floor and crawled out the back door to safety. the victim was found on the front porch. those who knew him said he was a good person. >> his motto was keep it moving. >> while he was targeted his friends say they can't understand why. >> they took him, someone who would -- he was a good kid -- a good person. they took a good human being away from here uncalled-for. >> reporter: back live out here at shaddock and emerson, friends say the victim was a father, he was close to his mother, i did just get off the phone with police,

ballad -- pop out. is that where the deck will protrude from? >> it is on the roof of the pop out. commissioner fung: it is on the -- >> thsi iis is the property and the existing debt and drilling. -- deck and railing. commissioner fung: is this the top of the pair pat? >> this is the top of the curve of the roof structure. there will be a railing 3 feet higher. >> for every dimension of that? , at every point is the same elevation or is this a sloped piece of property? >> i would like to defer that to the property owner. it appeared to be level. the property is down sloping from the street which explains why there is a crawlspace beneath. >> i am trying to get an understanding, if there was a misunderstanding how that took place. >> the dec is level. from side to side. the elevation of the deck and the main floor is by the garage door. and in the front of the property to the base of the property. it drops 14 feet. if you go the distance, it is 18 feet, 8 inches above grade. >> at the lowest or the high

ballad -- pop out. is that where the deck will protrude from? >> it is on the roof of the pop out. commissioner fung: it is on

it's befored to as a pop-up park. the creators tucked it away in an old nypd garage in new york city's trendy soho neighborhood. and park here is the creator of the director of open house. >> it's nature and we imitated a great idea. >> grass and trees, make up what he called .2 acres of spring time and it's free. >> it's transportive. >> and they have a fair share of concrete. it's calming and which is surprising since it's not real. it does a good job of having a day at the park. >> reporter: that is the feeling he was hoping for. >> people walk in and say this is free? people don't understand that and what we like to say, you walk into a park and that is free and should generate a lot of awareness. >> reporter: it's not all altruistic. almost everything in the park, the grass, trees, pillows is paid for by sponsors. >> and we try to create the experience to be free and you might end up shopping in a good experience but we want people to walk into a public or semi public event. >> reporter: people don't seem to mind

ballad -- pop out. is that where the deck will protrude from? >> it is on the roof of the pop out. commissioner fung: it is on the -- >> thsi iis is the property and the existing debt and drilling. --

pop, pop, pop, and i had a nail in three days straight. arm came down and the gun hit me in the head and crushed the pressure sensor and ejected a nail into any brain. >> did you realize there was a nail? >> no, he waited a couple days. a medical team removed the nail. turned out to be 3 1/2 inches long. doctor says he is going to recover just fine. >> talk about a miracle. good for him. >> news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >> tonight, an upset in south carolina, former house speaker, newt gingrich, has a big victory over romney. >> we have the latest numbers coming in from south carolina right now. with 99% of precincts reporting, it is 40% for newt gingrich, 17% for rick santorum. this scrambles the race for the republican nomination with no clear front runner anymore. >> many voters were undecided until today, which was voting day. >> mike emanuel reports on the undecided voter and how they made their decision. >> despite a steady rain, there was heavy volume at this columbia polling place. newt g

pop of eventually just like all bubbles do eventually pop i mean that's one of the basic premises of the austrian school of economics and i'm a and it here and to that you know whether pops this year or next year or year after that you know no one can predict because we can't predict the future but if we're on a road driving a car heading for a cliff and i believe you know that's the way monetary policy is being pursued at this moment we're going to go over that cliff that's a never in an effort to build it it's not a prediction unless you turn around and go back in the right direction but i see nothing by central banks generally speaking that they recognize that the risks that they're doing you know they're trying to pump up the economies to increase government revenue revenue to reduce the deficits that governments are incurring all around the world but it's like when a car is flooded and you step on the accelerator and the engine doesn't respond economies are not responding by all of this money printing so i think you are ultimately doing more harm because what they're risking of

if it's a pop culture reference to the last decade, he had nothing to do with it.ammed to an extent. maybe when he's not programmed enough he might make the embarrassing gabs. >> so the embarrassing time. he pretended someone grabbed him from behind, that was pure mitt. when it was the kardashians or a reference to big foot or to lucille ball, that was the staff thinking up that stuff, is that what you're saying? >> yeah. i was standing next to him when he did that thing with the waitress up there in new hampshire and that was very genuine and sort of painfully awkward, so you could see that. certainly, kim kardashian is not something that is part of the mitt romney lexicon. we can assume that stuart stevens or somebody whispered that line to him and, you know, he delivered it reasonably well, even if it was predictable. >> let me go to erin. you covered this guy, you were embedded with him for i guess the last campaign. how does it get to -- most candidates have script writers, he has a really good one. stu stevens wrote malaria dreams, my wife loved that book abo

my crocuses are making another appearance they are popping up all over the place.>> incredible. >> flowers are coming up. >> yeah, tony i don't know about you but i noticed her yard is scrappy. >> it is the prettiest thing in my backyard. >> i think you are lucky anything is coming up. >> you have no idea. >> beautiful i love crocuses they are the first sign of spring >> i know you probably can't answer this flowers are popping right now because of the warm weather, will they survive if it gets cold again? >> again we have to talk to derek, i don't know for sure, but my take is derek -- a

it popped up because it's so darn cute. charlie made a full recovery and likes to go hang around the elementary school and say hello to the kids. >> it's going to get taken away by the currents. >>> the next rescue just posted over the weekend. a few guys on a trip to colombia, they are rafting down, pretty tame rapids, but a moving river nonetheless. you can see off in the distance there's some krause right there grazing. look down toward the shoreline. a little cat fell right into the water, slipped through the mud and fell into the water. so the people on this raft, they spring into action. three different guys from this raft, they all dive in together and they all go to this cat's rescue and get him out of the water and back safely to his herd. >> i have to give them credit. they wasted to time springing to action. >> all for a little calf. >>> two. >> russia. >> utah. >> i found this story on abc 4 in salt lake city where the dash-cam video of a routine traffic stop goes really bad. a utah highway patrol pulls over thi

owe him a soda pop and they come to me and say i need to get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face and talk to them like they a bitch or something and they kill me, whose fault is it? it isn't about the soda pop no more. on the street, you call the police to put a stop to it. what do you do in here? i tell you what you do, you go get you a knife and you stab that son of a bitch and say you ain't taking nothing else. that's the end of that. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> weigh want to do bobby gilbert first. >> a-1 to a-4. >> gilbert's life behind bars is often punctuated by his frequent battles with holman's warden. grant culliver. at the time, culliver and a disciplinary committee were about to review gilbert's behavior and his request for a transfer to a prison closer to his family's home. within moments other inmates had seen that "lockup" cameras were present decided to disrupt the hearing and the shoot by banging on the cell doors. that's when warden culliver decided to take matters into his own hands. >> beat on that door again. beat on t

. >>> i just heard the pop, pop, pop, pop. sounded like maybe a gas power semi automatic, maybe full auto weapon. >> my first instinct, i just shoved my girlfriend to the ground. i didn't know where these shopts were coming from -- these shots were coming from. >> reporter: but the neighbor did see a car with his lights off speeding off. someone targeted the man and shot him. >> the guys who did this have no respect for life. >> reporter: warren's friends were inside the house when gunfire erupted. they showed us bullet holes in the front window, doors and walls and told us they managed to crawl out safely through the back. today friends began building a memorial for the man gunned down not even 100 feet from the barber shop where he worked. >> he cut my son's hair, he was, he was just a good person in the community. >> reporter: others felt like they lost family. >> i'm four years older than him, i just got my haircut yesterday. he's like my big brother. because we've known each other for like 20 years. >> they took a good hu

ok, time to give it up, the answer to our pop quiz. our question today , when it comes to winemaking, what is must? is it: a - a mixture of grape juice, skins and pulp b - an additive winemakers use in the barrel or c - the leftover yeast extracted from sparkling wine. well you might think an additive is a must in the winemaking process, but the actual answer here is a -- must is a mixture of grape juice, skins and pulp. must is the name used by winemakers for the unfermented liquid consisting of grape juice, stem fragements, grape skins, seeds and pulp. the mixture comes out of the crusher- destemmer, at the beginning of the winemaking process. the term is used until the end of fermentation and that's when the must becomes wine. you know we've gotta say it -- consider this your pop quiz that was a must must is something you learn about when studying the basics of winemaking. we thought we'd extend the lesson plan today. but we want to keep it fun so we're going to look at the basics of bubbly. from champagne to sparkling, sweet to dry

a lot of k-pop singers are in japan right now. i think it is the whole culture. >> the trend has turned tokyo's current enclave into a boom tank. women flocked to buy posters of their favorite stars and scores of restaurants have opened up to cater for the growing demand. japan's recent enthusiasm for caribbean pop culture is surprising because the two countries share a difficult history. before the second world war, the korean peninsula was a japanese colony. and a sizable korean minority here has long complained about discrimination. being accepted in japanese society was not easy for the family of kim yong e. her parents were being brought to japan as forced labor. he insisted that she is a japanese growing up -- japanese and growing up to ease tensions but now it is cool. >> i think people are envious of may, especially those interested in k-pop. some even say they want to become korean japanese like me. but i don't think that understand what it is really like to the caribbean in japan. -- to be korean and japan. >> it is not

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but then has been the case all winter, we pop in the 50s. >> a pop up winter. >> it pops up and popsat's it for us, huh? up next, the nominations are in. you're going to find out which films and silver screen stars are aiming for oscar gold. >>> the oscar nominations are out and a few surprise films are stealing the limelight. ed lawrence has the details from hollywood. >> hugo ran away with the most oscar nominations, 11 in all, including best picture and best director. the movie tells the story of the early days of film making. the silent film, the artist, received ten nominations overall. also up for that honor, the descendents, the tree of life, midnight in paris, the help, extremely loud and incredibly close, and money ball. >> text me the play by play. >> wait, what? i don't watch games. >> about the oakland a's surprise turn around in 2002. its star is up for best actor. >> pit will be up against one of his best friends, george clooney. at the golden globes, clooney won. >> also nominated are gary for tinker tailor soldier spy, and john in the artist. merl streep has her 17th

. >> jimmy: little hip pop and pop. >> steve: so, hip-pop? >> jimmy: pip-hop. no. hip-hop and pop. pop. >> steve: hip-hop on pop? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a dr. seuss novel. >> steve: i love it. i love it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: too hard for me to read. >> jimmy: yeah, they're good. chiddy bang. it's gonna be awesome. hey, guys, in case you haven't heard, we're taking our show on the road for the first time ever. we're gonna go to indianapolis for the super bowl. we're going to indy. [ cheers and applause ] i'm excited. and i want to have a bit where -- we want you guys to help us. i wanted you guys to share in our fun for this big football week that we're -- so i came up with this idea, and subway teamed up with us. it's called "subs across america." all right. now, here's what you do. all you have to do is tape yourself in front of some iconic landmark, or just some landmark in your area, catching a subway footlong, from your right side. and then, passing it off to your left side. and then, we'll put all those videos together. and it'll looked lik

soda or pop? >> i say soda. >> i only say pop.by county breakdown in america of what people call their soft drinks. i cannot believe my minnesota routes. i have to call it pop. we did have an isolated dusting of snow last night with a little disturbance that moved through. clear skies right now otherwise. a lot of sunshine in store for today. cloud cover up from the west will move in. overall very sunny and pleasant today, mid 40's, upper 40's to the south of the metro area later this afternoon. the average high is 44. near 40 degrees tonight. -- 30. springlike conditions on tuesday and wednesday. mostly sunny tomorrow. they sprinkle possible on wednesday, but not likely. a better chance of rain thursday. and temperatures cooling by the weekend. back to lisa. >> berdi beautiful right now as far as the drive around the beltway. mass-transit rolling very nicely. we have a live picture of northbound 95,. the headlights are the northbound direction out of newington towards the beltway. in good shape of a way to the pentagon. normal tr

for the cast of glee will perform a special tribute to the king of pop. >> fox's william la jeunesse has more on what we can expect. rotor king of pop gets the glee treatment has the cast sings some classic michael jackson songs. >> michael is my favorite ever and i was very scared to see what would happen. very sensitive about michael. >> we've done a couple of tribute episodes but this is the most special one to me. it is the one i enjoyed and grew up with the most. >> michael jackson is one of the -- if not the most important pop artist ever in the entire history of music and to be -- to have the privilege to honor him like this. >> of his so perfect in his timing in recording. he either sang right on the beat or a little bit ahead of it which is a very hard thing to do. >> shania rivera was excited to perform a unique version of criminal. >> that was so amazing. >> reporter: imitation is the best form of flattery unless you are chris colfer. >> i think the first take i ended up sounding more like julia child. i'm not sure how i pulled that off. >> although everyone was longing to

that's when the graphics started popping up on the screen. >> and the laughing? well, that's an understandable human error. they swear it's nothing to do with the incident, but tommy and justine both leave the station shortly after that blooper-filled morning. justine goes to michigan to study for a master's degree. and tommy heads to dallas to be a reporter at cw 33. not surprisingly he's no longer in charge of the weather. >>> coming up, a park ranger is caught in a rare earthquake. >> i felt very, very, very terrified. very scared thinking that i may not get out of the building. what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. you can adjust it to whatever your needs are. so whatever you feel like, the sleep number bed's going to provide it for you. and now, the company that redefined sleep is redefining memory foam. save $400 on our all-new memory foam bed. and at our white sale, stock up and save on our exclusive bedding collection. only at th

culture. >> pop culture, yay!he rise of the hurrikim, the revolting state of reality tv. >> i don't know even know what's real and what's not real in hollywood anymore. >> and enough to make a penguin laugh when all the best, all the worst 2011 continues.er soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ when i see your face ♪ forget you ♪ friday, everybody looking to the weekend ♪ >> the world of music gave us plenty of hits but no other miss like rebecca black. her teen teeth grinder "friday" gets best and worst music video of the year with millions of views online, she's so excited. ♪ so excited >> all the way to the bank. >> 2011 was the year of rebecca black. ♪ never mind i'll find someone like you. >> worst pain in the neck. adele. great new music. great new tour. until throat problems made her cancel the rest of her concerts for a trip to t

because it just went pop, pop. but by the time it popped again, i realized it was gunshots. i have to say that for once in my life, i remembered everything derwin ever told me to do. i told everybody to get down and get out of the room. pick up the phone, call 911, tell them shots are fired. because i honestly thought that it was at the other house. by the time things quieted down, and i'm still on the phone with 911, i peeked through the blind, and between the two cars that were parked in my driveway, i saw two bags. i fully expected to find derwin crouched down either between the two cars or crouched down between the first car and the door. >> so she said, i got to go. and -- so she went out. and i came out behind her. and as soon as we stepped out the door, derwin was laying right there to the left of the door. >> i knelt down to derwin and i told him, just hold on. you know, just hold on. and that was when i really recognized that he was bleeding from both sides of his mouth and his eyes were open. and that inner part of me knew he was gone. >> the 46-year-old brown was

use it, throw it, flush it, you're done and over with. >> stab it at somebody's heart, pop a jugular an eyeball out. >> and then you clear the evidence. >> clear the evidence and your work station is clean. >> no detection. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay," whether you're an inmate doing your time -- >> i did everything i could to avoid the situation. >> or a correction officer. >> was going for the jugular but he just missed. >> your life is constantly at risk in san quentin. >>> tensions run high a lot in prison. there are confined quarters and they only have a limited amount of exercise. >> they're so used to it, you just, you know, fight or flight. >> when he stood up, he knew what he was doing. and he got hurt, though. >> one of the guys got a little out of hand and the other one decided he was going to check him and they had the fight. >> with violence so engrained in prison politics, not even the prospect of being released can halt an altercation. >> was supposed to be released monday. i did everything i could to avoid the situation. i did everything i could. when people sa

we will both have the cocoa pops. all right, then. they'll all be coming out of the cineplex now-- jo and billy and the rest of them-- and 12 mums and dads are totally cool about it. well, six mums and four dads, 'cause shanta and billy don't have-- well, they do have dads, but... there was this girl when i was young, jake. and what happened? pearl harbor. word of advice, jake. never trust... both: ...the japanese. thanks, granddad. thank you, ben, for taking me to nice restaurant. hello, ben? ben, why you not talk to me? because it's a date, and i'm playing hard to get. joey told chandler that's what girls like. do you watch friends? yes, who is your favorite character? your cocoa pops, madame. thank you. and... yours. that's not how you treat a customer. you treat a customer with respect. that's the worst service i've ever had. if you had a restaurant, yours wouldn't be any better! ( both arguing ) okay! okay! time out! peace, peace, love! it was very nice food. thank you very much. my-- my date and i must leave, so, please, may we

a 30% chance of a pop-up shower with the frontal boundary moving through the area. be the only impact. we're going to cool down and if we get in the low 40s after a day in the 60s, it's going to feel cold. the fact of the matter is those are the normal temperatures. and as we move into early next week. we'll see it get quite mild again. not only here in the mid- atlantic, but 3/4 of the united states will go way above normal. today, 66 degrees. we haven't hit our daytime high yet. that's called living large. mainly clear overnight. and tomorrow partly sunny, knock it back behind the wind shift to 54 degrees. and we'll take look at a beautiful 5-day forecast. january has certainly been an easy month. >> and february is starting out pretty good. >> at least one day of it. only 28 more to worry about. remember, this is a leap year. >> 29 days indeed. >>> new progress in the fight against alzheimer's. what researchers have found coming up in health watch. and remember wjz.com is always on for you. here are the stories we're following on the website. go to wjz.com. medic

that's when the graph ibs started popping up on the screen. >> and the laughing?an understandable human error. they swear it's nothing to do with the incident, but tommy and justine both leave the station shortly after that blooper-filled morning. justine goes to michigan to study for a master's degree. and tommy heads to dallas to be a reporter at cw 33. not surprisingly he's no longer in charge of the weather. >>> coming up, a park ranger is caught in a rare earthquake. >> i felt very, very, very terrified. very scared thinging that i may not get out of the building. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. i'm milissa rehberger. congresswoman gabrielle giffords announces she's ste

pop restaurant in new plants operate 3-6 up restaurants. taste not run in the fourth of july weekend instead july 11th-15th at only 15 days. rent a protestor update busloads of people captured heading to public hearing about school closings nobody would tell less with it were. chicago teachers union accusing pastors of high rent demonstrators to sway public opinion. mayor rahm emmanuel says protesters care about the schools and that is what he cares about city hall called like to make clarification tonight. weekend could bring chilly air along with it at tom skilling says could be snow as well next to tell us when it is coming. wgn news @ 9 tom skilling is here a big anniversary tomorrow? >> watching television 44 years ago tonight forecast 50 percent chance rainfall snow high temperatures in the thirties and by 5:00 tomorrow morning started selling 27 hours lady the city was crippled biggest snowstorm we ever had posting original weather forecast united states weather bureau on our website wgntv.com evolution of the forecast. before satell

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pop. i heard three shots. i think it was a bunch of kids. >> reporter: this neighborhood is no stranger to violent crimes. drug-dealing hot spots are a few blocks that way. many families with children call this area home. >> it's just the terrible world we live in. >> it's sad, it's horrible that kids can't be safe in a neighborhood like that. >> reporter: many residents in the neighborhood praise peace, hoping the shooter is brought to justice. >> it hurts my heart that another person in the neighborhood period, let alone a 13-year-old kid. who, i mean, they have to get a grip on it. >> reporter: police are not reporting any leads in the case and they're not releasing the identity of this 13-year-old. >>> juvenile shootings are down 70% in baltimore since 2007. never theless, 28 children were shot and 14 died last year. >> despite that shooting, the police commissioner says his officers are making progress fighting crime. hasn't been that low since the late '70s. not even feels safer. ove

mom and pop shops. it's great., we're doing well we have to move into a bigger location, spanking new. it loses something. >> it absolutely does. it's a throwback. >> a monument to organization. i bet if you asked the owners where anything is they could find it in five seconds. amazing. >> pretty cool. like your dressing room. cluttered but you can still find stuff. we had a place in connecticut, bruce park sports that was in a tiny space. they got bigger. still cool. >> it's steiner sports in new york. >> good old fashioned hardware stores. up next, the difference between the cold and the flu. >> don't worry, matt. we don't have it. up next your local news and weather.

. >> new restaurants and stores could pop up around joint base andrews in maryland.ay the west gate reopened for pedestrian use for the first time since the days following 9/11. there had been concerns that the gate could be a security risk. the newspaper reports business leaders are looking at redevelopment possibilities in the area. >> coming up next, a website allowing people to post secrets for years get pulled from a popular smart phone. we'll tell you why when we come back. >>> the unit 1 nuclear reactor at north anna power station should be back at full power soon. crews had it partially shut down after a leak was discovered yesterday. they restarted it this morning after making repairs. it's the second partial shutdown in the last six months. both units were taken offline after august's earthquake in nearby louisa. the nuclear regulatory commission says there is no evidence this leak had anything to do with the damage from the earthquake. >>> he's been collecting people's secrets for years. posting them online on a site called, post secret. when this blogger

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fit in the items that come up on a regular basis as well as the items that we are surprised with or pop up that we have to deal with immediately. it makes -- what are we mandated to do and what must we deal with on the spot? commissioner kingsley: this resolution is addressing at this point just our responsibilities. you're talking about the variables. the things that come up. by surprise, soda speak. -- so to speak. vice president marshall: we made a decision about this, we will do discipline every third wednesday. is that a small example of the bigger thing we're talking about in some form? that worked fairly well. every third wednesday we tended to put things on there and we made that the number one priority at the top of the list. is that an idea in the small cents? >> yes. what we're trying to do with everything? >> more or less. >> it wanted to thank you for putting this together. it is quite an undertaking taking an educational process for me. i understand our main responsibility is oversight of the occ and the department and also the policy work that we do. there is a number of

go for a great pop of color on the lips. big glossy lips.oba balm. >> exfoliate so the color pops the right way. >> great color and look how gorgeous she is. >> do you avoid bright colors? >> no. as a matter of fact, we actually added a bright color here. again, it really owns it. you really show how beautiful you are and that you're not afraid to say, i've got tom braces. this is what i'm doing. look how gorgeous you are. >> last but not least, dark circles. a lot of people relate. this is alia. you see a little bit. what causes this, mally? >> it could be lack of hydration, lack of sleep, heredity. there are lots of reasons for dark undereye circles. it's all about the power of distraction. use a great concealer. obviously that's the way to go. not only do you want to put it under the eyes, make sure you get right in here, the little dark caves that everybody has. also another quick secret, the outer corners of the eyes where we tend to get dark, make sure you put concealer there and one final trick, again, about highlighting. highlighting

a little "pop news" for us? >> a little "pop news."get the baby some gifts. you have stiff competition coming up. blue ivy carter is at home this morning with her proud parents. so what lavish gifts await their little girl at home? how about a $20,000 carriage crib? a $15,000 swarovski crystal highchair? which nicely complements her $5,200 crystal bathtub. papa jay-z couldn't resist the solid gold rocking horse for when baby blue gets bigger. and auntie oprah winfrey sent a gift as well. an entire trunk full of children's books. you get a book and you get a book. no word on the titles she included. we can only guess. >> how about "goodnight moon." i loved that. >> every book out there. >>> meantime, "grey's anatomy" star patrick dempsey, a/k/a, mcdreamy, says he would rather race his car than hold a scalpel. the biggest point for me in negotiations is getting time off to come race. if i don't miss races, i'll probably stay on "grey's anatomy." he says he loves playing on the show, but that racing is his passion. >> he's talked about th

i spent 15 years here interviewing everyone from presidents to pop stars, but i actually miss the guys on the crew. mark, ropes, jimmy, b, all the guys. oh, my goodness. they let you in the building? >> it's a temporary i.d. and it

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he bought a mom and pop grocery store and saved enough nomoney life every irishman's dream. he bought his own bar. jack -- [ applause ] jack and connie gillespie made their six children the first on either side of the father, the first generation to ever attend college. i'm one of those children, the son of an irish i am grant who came here illegally, worked hard and made a better life for himself and his family and helped make the world a safer,

. >> our little creatures popping out at you on booze day tuesday, january 17th. >> a whole new graphic look for the "today" show. very sweet. >> we're so glad you're with us today. >> it's funny, i don't know if you're a jon stewart fan, if you've ever seen his program, at the end of his show he does this thing called -- it's like his moment of zen where you're supposed to take a breath and chill out, but he often uses it for hilarity. apparently, he must have been watching our program. >> oh, dear. >> he used one moment that you had, a hula hooping moment i'm sure you recall very well, as his moment of zen. >> here it is, your moment of zen. >> all right. she always shows off. this is her hidden talent. that and sucking in one nostril. >> at the same time. get a close-up! >> what else? >> i'm sorry. i can't help it if i'm multitalented. >> you really could have hula hooped forever. if given a hula hoop and a period of time, you could have continued on through. >> i felt bad for bobby. >> never got her segment. >> i could have done it the whole time. >> you could have. >> but here's th

>> some, but the key is the president has to establish a stronger pop you list tone.ochran's district, a seat in alabama, go to louisiana to david vitt northwesterly and explain why are you broke in these three states if you're the poorest in the union and these three senators are opposing what i'm doing to help you out. that needs to be a more aggressive tack to say i'm fighting for you. >> wow is also announcing this panel to keep a close eye on beijing. they'll call it the 230 task force. >> don't we have a state department for that? i thought that's what they do. >> it's the task force role, martin. >> we have an ambassador to china, jon huntsman, that's what they're supposed to do, but another task force? >> and we've been hearing a lot of china from romney, obviously from jon huntsman. is this another way for the white house to ready themselves to get into a good spot? >> everyone wants to focus on china because of the amount of money we actually owe them. they own so much of our debt. we want to make them out to be the boogieman if you will, but nobody wants to