r. kelly song. check it out. ♪ ♪ >>> further proof that anything done by barber shop just gets worse.on. >> that looks like joss' jacket. >> and who knew tom had those pipes. >> i heard today from the george w. bush institute. they had a military service initiative summit they called empowering our nation's warriors. here's president bush earlier. >> going to use our platform to make clear that veterans receiving treatment for post traumatic stress are not damaged goods. they're not mentally shattered. they are people who got hurt defending our country and are now overcoming wounds. employers would not hesitate to hire an employee getting treeded for a medical condition like diabetes or high blood pressure, and they should not hesitate to hire veterans getting treated for post traumatic stress. >> we'll have on our website, on the five facebook page you can go, and there's a great infographic that gives you stats and helpful information if you want to hire a vet, how you can do that. >> very good. eric? >> last night, remember when this happened? >> 5:00 in new york city, and this is

r. kelly's "i believe i can fly at this moment" because how much better would that have been? i think it's time to update the old phrase like a needle in a haystack to an iphone on the ski slope. chris was skiing a week before this video was shot and he fell over moguls and the iphone fell out of his pocket. he tried to find it by hand, went out and bought a metal detector and went out a week later to go find his iphone because iphones aren't cheap. >> no. >> but there's no way he could find this phone. >> that's pretty much what every single one of his friends told chris. i looked up the type of metal detector to find 150 bucks. >> pricey. >> his buddy lane is out there helping and he's sticking around, being a good friend watching chris go back and forth, and let me tell you, this is a process. >> i can't believe people do this for fun. >> chris doesn't seem to find anything except this. >> what? >> is that a hammer? >> no. >> it was right on the top. >> beneath one little layer. >> you could see it through the snow. >> i don't believe this. >> chris freaks out. he's so happ

r kelly is going -- journalists especially have been tweeting about their hotel hardships like this cnnducer who described his room as shambles. another hard to please reporter wrote, okay, so my hotel doesn't have a lobby yet. stay strong, nerds. meanwhile, let's see how russia's security forces are preparing for the game. ♪ >> i can hear that song for days, probably will. tom, at this point aren't we just piling on the poor russians because they are not as cool as the west? they don't have good toilets ? >> and this city, sochi, what is this city? i never heard of it until the olympics, have you? >> no, i haven't heard of it. let's get to the wining reporters. they are reporters. these athletes, they have to compete. these jerks are going over and writing about it. they can't sleep on a cot? stop complaining. when you go to another country you should live like the locals. if they have crappy hotels you stay in the crappy hotel. >> do you feel that way on tour? >> yes. i love the nice hotels. i don't love the nice hotels. i like the red roof. >> way to slam the red roof. you said you l

r. kelly, please welcome, the ragtime gals!mmy: usually i don't do this, but go ahead and break them off with a little preview of the remix. ♪ now i'm not trying to be rude but hey pretty girl feeling you ♪ ♪ with the way you do the things you do remind me of my lexus coupe ♪ ♪ that's why i'm all up in your grill trying to get you to a hotel ♪ ♪ you must be a football coach the way you've got me playing the field ♪ ♪ and let me give you that toot toot and let me give you that beep beep ♪ ♪ running her hands through my 'fro bouncing on 24s while they're saying on the radio ♪ ♪ it's the remix it's the remix to ignition [ cheers and applause ] hot and fresh out the kitchen ♪ ♪ mama rolling that body got every man in here wishing ♪ ♪ we're sippin' on coke and rum i'm like so what i'm drunk ♪ ♪ it's the freakin' weekend baby i'm about to have me some fun ♪ ♪ i'm gonna have me some fun having some fun ♪ ♪ i'd love to bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we love to bounce we love to -- >> jimmy:

r. kellys of the world who have been marginalized.we still hail him. >> i agree with what ben has to say in terms of walking through the allegations and woody allen's own behavior. but i am very uncomfortable about litigating this in public, litigating this over twitter. at this point, take woody allen as you will. whether or not you want to see his movies or not. but i don't think we're ever going to get to the truth of the matter. as i say it makes me very uncomfortable that the public is being sort of drawn into this. >> we'll leave it there. it's been a night of history on this show. i have disagreed with mark lamont hill and mark has agreed with ben ferguson. dramatic development in the history of "piers morgan live." >>> when we come back, rudy giuliani we want to hear what he thinks about terror threats in the olympics. should we be exposed about toothpaste? what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus severe cold and flu speeds relief to these eight symptoms. [ breath of relief ] thanks. [ male announcer ] you're welcome. ready?

for a little impromptu entertaining, and she surprised everybody when she joined her friend r&b nominee kellieupted. it was actually very sweet and touching when she went up. >> fun times, but too much of a good time? not so says kellie price. while she says that houston had champagne at the party, she denies reports that things got out of hand with her friend. >> this is not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk, and she was clearly in her right mind. she was not acting erratic. >> but "access hollywood" shaun robinson say that the pictures taken that night tell a different story. i said, who the hell is that? is what the hell happened in three months that took her from this person who seemed to have it all together to this person who looked very disheveled and just kind of not there? >> in a sad reality, houston had not been herself in years, at least thot the one that fans s not the one that the fans had come to love, and the loss of the incomparable voice, and the pressure of fame had all but destroyed houston's once magnificent facade, and by saturday february 11th, any hope of a

she surprised everyone when she joined her friends, r& b grammy nominee kelly price, on stage. ♪ >> theit was very sweet. it was actually really touching when she went on. >> fun times. but too much of a good time? not so, says kelly price. while she says that houston had champagne at the party, she denies reports that things got out of hand with her friend. >> this was not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk. she was clearly in her right mind. she was not acting erratic. >> but "access hollywood" shaun robinson says the pictures taken that thursday night tell a whole different story. >> i said, who is that? what the hell happened? what happened in three months? that took her from this person, who seemed to really have it all together, to this person who looked very disheveled and just kind of not there. >> in a sad reality, houston hadn't been herself in years. at least not the one fans had come to love at the height of her superstardom. her struggles with addiction, the loss of her once incomparable voice, the pressures of fame had all but destroyed houston's once magnificen

r. kelly's admission. but they have no idea why that's funny. is that a concern? >> sure.tv. but what you want, want the viral videos, you want the social media and people tweeting about things. jimmy fallon has always been doing this in terms of twitter followers. he always has hash tag contests. people chiming in and sending in different hash tags. so you will lose viewers. but partly when he introduced himself to people, he wanted them to know, look, i'm a good guy. a nice guy. i'm not to be mean to anyone. of let me tell you about my wife, my kids, my parents are in the audience. that's his attempt to try to endear himself to that older audience, jay. >> we'll see what happens as he moves forward. christopher, kim, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up, they fought for their country. they defended their brothers in arms. army veterans who served bravely, but because of their skin color or their ethnicity, they were ignored for decades. well, today, they're finally receiving the honor they deserve. stay close. for retirement. but when w

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r their iut. and later that same monthn a closed-door meeting with senators lindsey graham, john mccain and kelly ayote, mr. morell blamed the fbi for the revisions. and in may of 2013, when the house nominated john brennan to ta over the cia role, that morell had left, republicans pressed the obama administration for emails related to the preparation of the talking points in exchange for a smooth nfirmation of john brennan. but some of the emails delivered placed mr. morell right at the center of the controversy. morell's career path after he3 resigned from the cia suggests an even close and personal political alignment with the administration. morell is now a member of the consulting firm, bean global strategies. this is a group founded by leon panetta's former chief of staff and phillip raines, a man who is described as hillary clinton's, quote, most visible spokesman and guardian much her public persona. when asked for comment on these allegations, mr. morell referred fox news to the cia public affairs office. ll, the plic is still looking for answers as well, a new fox poll sho 66% want cong

kelly returned to ports arthur he started his organization. he lobbied the environmental protection agency and got their attention. port arthur was on rn the watch list for ub safe levels of benzene, a carcinogen. the epa responded to concerns and selected the community as a community in need of help. >> there's a problem. we are one of 10 communities selected as an epa showcase community project in 2010. >> the epa invested 100,000 in a partnership with the community. >> we are disproportionate abombarded by the toxic waste. and insirnerrate facilities. we were being disproportionately dumped on and attacked by the toxic pills. >> kelly joined forces with an environment enny deemiologist to study the expects on resist dents. there was a higher level of asthma, it's difficult to prove it's related to the environment. concern. >> it is possible that every in the complex can be in compliance with the emissions. if you live in the midst of that it may not be safe. >> oil was discovered in texas arthur. >> the petrochemical industry is what built texas, which is why it's the powerhouse economically that it is. it is rooted in this industr

. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. reporting tonight from washington. in the kellyyn. she is off. so pinch hitting in new york maria bartiromo on the bell seen on the fox business network 9 p.m. eastern time. i want you to react from this statement from president obama. >> today, women make up about half our workforce. but they still make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. that is wrong. and in 2014, it's an embarrassment. women deserve equal pay for equal work. >> all right. we annualized the 77 cents business or 77%, whatever it is. it's about 90% when you factor in all of the experience revelation and all of that. and you say? >> i think it's really difficult to know the truth is it 77, 87, 90? certainly agree if we are not talking about equal pay that's embarrassment in 2014. pay should be based on performance whether it's a man or a woman. >> okay. but there are many factors such as union membership. in a union you are guaranteed wages many more more -- men make more than women. that what is what drives the wages up. i'm not buying in inequality business, d

and bit coyne cicoin cited -- r it looks like down slightly here for the day. kelly? >> all right. court, thanks very much. we're heading into the final stretch here. bill, 25 minutes left to go. 155 points higher on the dow, and some pretty good signs across the indexes. >> if it closed right here, we'd be up 86 points for the dow this week. even with that 300-point sell-off on monday. >> who would have thought on monday? >> why is this market rallying today? do investors think the weak jobs data will force the fed to taper the taper? or are they betting that weather really did hurt the employment data and that the labor market is in better shape than these numbers suggest? >> we want to know how much of an impact do you think the weather had on the jobs report based on your oks, whatbservati what's happening in your neck of the world? out there... in here. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 out there, tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 there are stocks on the move. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 in here, streetsmart edge has tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 chart pattern recognition tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 which shows you which one

r-e ♪ hotwire.com . >>> factor tip of the day, president obama and the factor have a deal for you in a moment. but first, megyn kelly for the long island schools on april 3rd. tickets are going fast, we understand a lot of people are coming in from out of state. the new york area, great time in the spring. billo'reilly.com has information. we hope you check it out. it will be a great evening for a very good cause. now, the mail, tony in tennessee, i'm confused. is there something wrong with being a community organizer? geraldo mentioned that as a sign of disrespect. bill, the claim that you disrespected him is nonsense, what is disrespectful is members of his own party asking him not to campaign for them. and bill, you were overly casual in the interview with mr. o, you are not his equal. and bill, you are dead wrong about john boehner's stance on education reform. republicans do not want to lose on the issue in an election year. and david from new york, i am frustrated because my party doesn't put forth solutions to complicated issues. that is the key, if the gop wants to gain ground in ts country it has to have a

. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> if you missed my interview with senator rand paul you can catch it on facebook at okokoko" thank you. i'm shannon bream, this is "the kellyave a jam-packed edition of the show. america, are you ready? let's roll. >> we are now at a constitutional tipping point in our system. >> a liberal professor tells us why he has turned on the president. >> we have the rise of an uber-presidency. there could be no greater dan r danger. >> the planet has a fever. >> what a founding member of greenpeace says about global warming. >> there is misinformation and fear. >> and he is here

r but the five beers that month in a retirement package. it will be better for you and the beer is not good for you anyway. >> in san francisco, mark kelly, kpixonly 45% of private sector workers have an em lowered sponsored package. it is expected to have a genuine shot of passing during this passage. >> there has to be away to have the beers and the savings. >>> we heard the warnings about drinking too much soda. one lawmaker wants to make sure that everyone that touches a bottle gets the message loud and clear. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, now a state senator from the central coast wants warning >>> we have seen them on booze and cigarettes. >> another a senator wants warning labels on sugar sweetened beverages. bill moning wants a warning label on ever can and dispensers that warnings about the dangers of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. >> i don't think it will matter. >> it's hard to break the cycle of change. >> according to a study by the people behind the bill, kids drinking one soda a day increases their chances of obesity by 55% and dying from a heart attack later in life by 30%. there is a heightened risk of developing type 2 diabetes. >> we

r ras the most 'em bear that embarrassing thing could happen to mr. putin. one of the things i stress with my students is that intelligence integrity-based profession. brian kelly remains one of those professionals who to me xemplifies in so many ways the integrity and the courage that sometimes is demanded of people in this field. me an s lecture gives opportunity in some ways to brian.my debt to and i should also say it's such an honor to meet misses kelly tonight. this is a man who for those of knew him cherished him when he was alive and his memory. and i to say, however, feel my sense have of nerves oming on when the institute made this offer i declined because at the very least i am in counter t intelligence. as i said, i don't think this is idea.lly good but then john talked to me about doing this and i had second thoughts. y second thoughts were, njohn, this is a really bad idea because this should be given by colleagues by someone who has worked in this tough field and not someone who i think and time i'm proud of it has advocated attention to and greater respect for counter american ce and intelligence profession. in the end i decided to do it it's wa

r-e ♪ hotwire.com book with our app for an additional... $25.00 off your next hotel. >>> welcome back. very exciting. we're going to meet olympian kellypian medal, winningest snow border of all time. >> she's upside down. >> joining us now, kelly clark, took home the bronze in the women's half pipe in sochi. great to have you. do me a favor. in terms of context here, you got in when the sport started going. what is cool for you, personal rise or seeing what's going on with the sport? >> it's amazing. i started snow boarding before it was cool. there was no x games or olympics. when i was 14 years old, i said this is what i want to do with my life. four years later i won olympian gold. 30 years old, four olympic experiences. >> another medal under your belt. how does this compare to olympics past to you? >> they've all been different. i've grown up through the games. every four years a grown as a person and athlete. the medals are amazing but what they represent to the person that calls them their own gives them value. 12 years after the first time i climbed on the podium, this has the most value. i know how hard i've had to work for i