when you hopped on television, it was regis philbin. when you left television, it's regis philbin.ike you are on the couch. >> i thought i did a show in the green room. 14 times. regis. just 30 seconds in the green room. then i got to the hallway. i'm on my way in. no. >> gretchen: they're called teases, as you know. >> i know. >> gretchen: we want to let people know you're coming on. >> who are the fox and who are the friends. >> brian: there is the fox. >> steve: you need to do the math? >> you know that this lady won the miss america title and did my show on channel 7 how many years ago? just a few years. >> more than 20. >> gretchen: we're going to show that in a little bit. they're going to make fun of how i looked back then and how good you looked. >> you were miss america! what are they going to make fun of? >> gretchen: probably my hair and then we're going to show brian's picture. >> brian: which is also my hair. we got to talk to you. everyone knows who you are now. in mid '80, you go national, there is like regis philbin, he's a legend. but tell me about the transition f

what did regis say? >> i can can't read it anymore. he said, we're talking. we're talking. >> the way regis says it -- >> we're talking. but there were lots of people there. you saw everybody from piers morgan -- they gave out cookies. they were a hit. >> tell them what happened to regis. >> he jammed that cookie into his suit pocket and he was looking for the ticket to his coat and he couldn't find it. he was upset. so he busted in the coat room himself, like, i'm going to find my own coat, put it on, leaving, joy goes, that's not your coat. he goes what? he's digging back in his pocket. >> putting on his scarf. >> he pulls out that giant cookie all the icing globed on. i was, like, i love him. it was really -- >> speaking of the super bowl, everybody is talking about it, the other day we were, i mean, muzzled about this. we weren't allowed to say a word. >> but we are today. >> but we are today. we shot not a commercial but a promo for nbc. they're going to have the biggest audience in the world on sunday. >> yeah. >> so we ran into some old, shall we say,

>> every time regis goes on the show they almost kill him.ill murray almost got him in the chops. >>> a guy in england figured out how to bring a soccer game to a standstill. he runs on the field, instead of running around drunk and half naked, he handcuffed himself to the goal post. the match was stopped for five minutes as police found a set of bolt cutters and cut him lose, everton won the game 1-0. >>> mitt romney score as decisive victory in florida, 14 points, but newt gingrich vowed to battle on for 46 more states. can he do it? we'll ask the panel whether this win is enough for romney to lock down the nomination. >>> when we come back here, huddle up around the water cooler where michelle obama weighs in on which politician has better music talents, her husband or mitt romney. that is not that tough a question we'll pose it anyway, when we come back. 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. get more whole grain than any other ingredient... just l

what about regis? we have to squeeze that in. >> do i have to do everything for him?tell me what happened. >> you came on the show and said after regis retired, you had a great idea, he should be on the show "hot in cleveland." >> i thought he should play somebody that comes to cleveland and elka starts to have this wild crush on this younger man, which makes her a cougar because he's 80 and she's 90. technically a cougar. >> they took your advice, the people from "hot in cleveland." however, they're not making regis be prey for a cougar. >> because they don't want to pay me. >> instead he's scheduled to play her longtime hairdresser. thought he was gay but he's not. >> he is not gay. >> good for you. >> good for me. >> sweet. >> they will have a ball. >> coming up next, a new 'do for you. hair makeovers with louis la cara, right after this. >>> we are back with hair makeovers, from the cut to the color, never know what a new look will bring you this valentine's day. >> "today" show contributor and stylist to the stars, louis licari. >> la, la, la, la, la. >> he's her

. >> awe regis. waiting by the phone. >> we think regis is okay, don't we? >> i think so. kids a all right. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." a new congressional report is out accusing tanning salons of lying to customers just to get their business. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill this morning. what exactly is in this report? >> it's pretty eye opening. investigators found that often tanning salons aren't just downplaying the risks but promoting benefits that don't exist to a young clientele that might not know better. >> 28 million people use tanning beds every year and young women, age 16 to 29 are the backbone of the $2.6 billion industry. they're targeted with student specials, homecoming specials, even deals for the prom. but when congressional investigators contacted 300 tanning salons identifying themselves at fair-skinned teenage girls, they were routinely sold bad information about the risks involved. a full 90% of the salons told them indoor tanning posed no health dangers. 78% claimed that indoor tanning would actually improve health, preventing disease

obviously, regis philbin left his show after 28 years back in november.a. as you can imagine, these are unidentified sources, but it could be howie, who has filled in several times. he could be the next regis. stay tuned. >> but he won't ever shake her hand or hug her. he's a germophobe. >> he's a well-known germophobe. >> real quickly urk may have heard that jcpenney hired ellen degeneres to be its new spokeswoman. and 1 million moms.com is up in arms about this. they say it's funny jcpenney thinks hiring an openly homosexual person will help their business when most of their customers are traditional families. glaad coming to ellen's side. >> folks, get over it. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white was recognized by marie claire as one of the 25 beauty products that will change your life because it whitens by removing up to 80% of surface stains. see how it can change your life. crest 3d white. life opens up when you do. covergirl trublend has skin twin technology. other makeup can sit on the surface of your skin, so it looks like...makeup. but trublend

confirmado las sospechas, de que en el encuentro argentina - peru, hubo presiÓn poli Ítica por parte de los regi declaraciones y testimonios que ha surgido en torno al caso, la fifa podrÍa investigar y hasta sancionar a argentina si se comprueba las especulaciones. esta noche tendremos mas sobre argentina 78. ademas copa libertadores que se juegan tres partidos. los esperamos esta noche solo a las once. hoy dia dedel amor y la amistad uno de nuestros patrocinadores quiso regalar un premio entre nuestros televidentes, y fanny gutierrez esta lista para realizar el sorteo...

confirmado las sospechas, de que en el encuentro argentina - peru, hubo presiÓn poli Ítica por parte de los regiy testimonios que ha surgido en torno al caso, la fifa podrÍa investigar y hasta sancionar a argentina si se comprueba las especulaciones. vamos con el resumen del automovilismo con horacio geoffrey. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas noches. la amistad y

. >> caller: i watched you all those years with regis many years ago.here in the audience. i think you had rosie on when you were on with regis. >> oh, it will be so nice to see you again. i had no idea. i'm glad you didn't tell us because that would have made you ineligible. but now it's okay! >> we'll see you soon. >> we'll see you thursday. drive carefully or fly, whatever you're doing. >> this is called an alcohol-infused -- these are ice cream pops and popsicles. mine's a frozen margarita. >> mine is brandy, creme de menthe, cocoa and ice cream. you know what i say to that, hoda? you know what i say to that? and get it ready, folks. [ bleep ] happens. >> all right, you guys. we have a big show coming up. oh, my gosh. a lot of teenagers watching today. we'll talk about bullying. >>> why don't you start. >> all right. hi, everybody. just being a teenager brings about enough challenges, but add to that suffering of a visible disease that causes you to look different from the other kids in school and that can become at times intolerable. >> this darlin

. >> joining us today, but two of the washington regi's tp advertising executives. cary hatatch is ceof mdb communicationsns, and matt smith is ceo of smithgiffordrd agency. wewe stole from m your list of favorites. what defines a greatd to you when it comes to super bowl advertising? >> the opportunity to capture the hearts, minds and wallets of the viewewers too intify a product or servi. >> i think we are all talking about l last year's one of the tabret, and memorable kid in a star wars costume. it is interesting to go back and look at myome work. that only ranked third best on the e interest vocal groups. the ones that ranked first and cond, i cannot even remember what they were. why did that one e have the most lasting appeal? >> it is no different than "american idol." i remember when the 1984 apple spot came out. they tried to pull the ad read before the super bowl. >> why? >> steve did not wanant to run it. th could notell the media time to run that. >> so why did it sueed? >> they could not sell the spot. i think i touch the emotions. in the end, wh makes

our regis and high risk activity for kids. >> they are worried the site gives sex offenders a haven for activity. >> i am real paranoid about it, honest with you. according to a survey, approximately one in eight are rated involved in content. >> -- r rated content. >> i try to watch her as much as i can. but there are too many predators there. to installsay trying a monitoring program that shows you where children have been the internet. put it somewhere it is in plain the and always keep internet history and locks available. is virtually an honorable on-line through rillettes. entire concept is chat roulette. will come know who up. >> according to the 1996, hetions act of not a publisher and therefore -- liable to the of third-party users. >> also new tonight, president the first lady took themselves to celebrate valentine's day. they dined inside. it was described as a private dinner. of the biggest names of told "dancing with the thank you but no thank you. is at the center of world once again. >> tonight to the airline --keting [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless de

regis and w hotels. they cast rather significant shadows during certain portions of the year across the scope for garden. we wanted to create a building that would not cast additional new shadows on the site. some of the first studies we created were to place the bulk of the building within the paths of the existing power structures that are adjacent, so we put the bulk of the building within this framework as is a starting point for the development of the project. it rises up within us deeper shadows that are created by the tower structures. we also began to look at buildings that can have a minimal impact on the existing buildings, some of the first studies placing the bulk of the building entirely within the zone where the two buildings are being demolished to ward howard street. the problem with that study, once we placed in the administration's at the top of these gallery functions, the building became extremely tall, especially in concert with the buildings neighboring id. you can see with this red

think that is not a question of epression or oppress people, but intolerable terror exercise by the regie of bashar al-assad. just take a look at the public hospital which has now become torture centers or centers for kidnapping am faced with death. i don't need to give you the figures, but huge numbers of people disappeared, people who are imprisoned with the death toll. the u.n. council of human rights said contrary to humanitarian want these are crimes against humanity that we need to go to the international criminal courts bause of course i have to welcome the determination and courage, but the prosody chooses resist to the width it than organizing themselves in syria in spite of everything. after all who does the right thing, protection is provided to the people who are demonstrating medicines and drug czar reaching certn rooms turn into emergency ward and channels have been set at that are quite precarious and dangerous should ke us think very carefully or work towards starting to intend to five per delivery of protection and food and to send supplies, how we can provide this in a s

regis and a private residence in chevy chase. >>> new tonight, both drivers involved in a deadly crash in anne arundel county had been drinking. three teenagers in one car and a man in another died when they collided head on. it happened early saturday morning in davidsonville. the car the teens were in crossed the center line. toxicology reports show both drivers had alcohol in their systems. >>> tonight, mystery solved. prince georges county police say a maryland man confessed to the murder of a community activist. linwood johnson is charged with the murder of lenny harris. his body was found in a well in fort washington, maryland, over the weekend. >> we know that murder occurred in fort washington, maryland. the motive in that murder is robbery. we have recovered what we believe to be the murder weapon. the murder weapon is a firearm. >> police say johnson and harris apparently knew each other as their investigation continues, they expect to make more arrests in this case. >>> another big story tonight, a virginia mosque vandalized to the tunes of tens and thousands of dollars. ton

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to peel away critical constituencies of the assad regi regime, including the business community, including various minorities and to cause sufficient strains and sufficient tensions within the ruling coalition, including, we hoped, among the military leadership of the regime and the security service leadership of the regime. to cause the assad regime either to fracture or to force the assad's inner circle to accept some process of negotiated transition. or to simply persuade someone surrounding the regime that the conditions were in place that would justify an internal coup of some kind, an overthrow of the regime. this was the underlying logic of u.s. strategy of the raise the cost of loyalty with this cascade of consequences leading to the end of the regime. yet, here we are, almost a year after the policy began to be put in place, with virtually no evidence to suggest that it is working. we know that the regime is frayed, and that there are internal tensions within the regime. that the economy is taking a significant toll from the impact of economic sanctions. but the kind of cleavages

now everybody's wondering who is going to replace regis as kelley rip pa's tv husband.ying around every day about who's going to get that gig. the current favorite is one of my favorites, howie mandel. he would be a great choice for this job. his name has been out there before. despite what you may see on line, i'm here to tell you i do not think a decision for this job is imminent. the ratings for the show have been solid with the rotating guest hosts coming through. i do think they will name regis's replacement. we did speak at people over at "live with kelley." they're not commenting. i should point out, kyra, i spoke with the great neil patrick harris. his name has been out there. he told me a lot but he told me it's not happening for him, at least in the next two years, because he's committed to his cbs sitcom "how i met your mother." i personally think this is a very smart move. give a little distance from the time regis left the show so whoever comes in is not immediately being compared. let the show sort of re-establish itself first and then make an announcement

little bit the role of the army foresees for itself in providing missile defense in the asia-pacific regi region? >> first we do play a significant role in the asia-pacific air defense command. we have our major command is in hawaii, who manages air and missile defense for the region. we have patriot battalions forward deployed in the asia-pacific region. and we have tactical operations, strategic radars that are being deployed into the region to continue to supplement the current air and missile defense capabilities that we have. we are very focused on foreign missile defense capability in our key theaters, both asia-pacific and other areas to include the middle east. and we will continue to do and fund that. and we have the capability to do that. we have the forestructure to do that. so i feel confident that we'll continue to be involved with that. i would also say there is many other roles that the army can play in anti-access capabilities as we look at ground opportunities for entry and for other things, and our ability because of the large influence that the armies have in the pacifi

>> regis -- regis looked like an old timy ref, the baggy pants. >> this one's for you. >> oh, good. >ch yesterday, wanted some international attention. and he's getting it here. >> does it involve handcuffs? >> it does. >> the guy runs out on the field, instead of running around drunk and half naked, tries a new approach. he handcuffed himself to the goal post so they couldn't run him off the field. police tried to find a set of bolt cutters. they eventually did cut him loose. everton won the game 1-0, our good friend roger bennett suggested something on twitter. to prevent copycats, police should give him the scar face treatment. i believe that involves dismemberment. >> a wonderful metaphor for newt gingrich holding on dearly for the run for the republican nomination. i thought there was a great story in bringing those two things together. >> it's not a negative ad, it's just contrast. >> what's wrong with everything right now? it's not working. >> i'm going back to palm beach. >> it's not working. >> you should change the sweater. >> i love the sweater. just a tie. a tie with that.

and then regis and i met frank. >> boom, boom, boom. >> i couldn't remember. >> the '80s at all. >> noe it came from. >> yep. >> you know, or a movie. i said, well, i love that movie. they said, well, that was in the '60s. really? >> the '80s was a weird decade, madonna, michael jackson, that kinds of musical -- >> so we're going to go down memory lane. >> yes, we are. >> on friday. >> we're also going to do an ambush makeover. if you feel like you're stuck in the '80s, you're going to get made over. >> it's going to be fun. send those in. >>> sara's got a new batch of photos that will make you say, what the -- >> william shatner is here. be afraid. be very afraid. he's going to let us into his wacky, wonderful world. and that's right after this. new dannon pure, love the taste. love the simple ingredients. love the price. new dannon pure yogurt. please your family. please your budget. he just showed up with his client unannounced. luckily, we've got kraft homestyle mac & cheese in the pantry. so mom can save the day. [ whispering ] dad really screwed this up. [ male announcer ] kraft

it is a simple reason, i have seen regis in retirement. >> after 30 years, late night host david letterman mark the anniversary last night and he invited back one of his favorite guests radio shock jock howard stern and. >>they reminisced about their frequent interviews and haircuts. l -- paul tabor has no hair so that is easy. he had a top-10 list delivered by longtime staff members. he had this for show back on nbc with bill murray. >> today, the tv and music world are mourning the loss of seoul. >> i am don cornelius and is always a party. >> 75-year-old soul train opposed died yesterday. don cornelius had a self- inflicted gunshot it aired nationally from 1971-2006 and was one of the first shows to show african-american musicians prominently. he was the first post as well as the executive producer. >> 6:26 and 46 degrees in frederick, maryland. another 30 minutes of "good morning washington." >> we have a safety scare at a nuclear power plant and we will tell you what caused the nuclear leak in southern california. >> parents in southeast d.c. are wondering how a student was sexually a

and then regis and i met frank. >> boom, boom, boom. >> i couldn't remember. >> the '80s at all. >> non a song, and i wouldn't know what decade it came from. >> yep. >> you know, or a movie. i said, well, i love that movie. they said, well, that was in the '60s. really? >> the '80s was a weird decade, madonna, michael jackson, that kind of musical -- >> so we're going to go down memory lane. >> yes, we are. >> on friday. >> we're also going to do an ambush makeover. if you feel like you're stuck in the '80s, you're going to get made over. i don't know what oels. >> it's going to be fun. send those in. >>> sara's got a new batch of photos that will make you say, what the -- >> william shatner is here. be afraid. be very afraid. he's going to let us into his wacky, wonderful world. and that's right after this. >>> william shatner has boldly gone just about everywhere in his amazing career from starring in films, television series and commercials to writing best-sellers and making music, not to mention the horses. >> at 80, william has taken on yet another project bringing him back to bro

there is limited regeneration of nerve cells but not in most regis otherain but excuse me, there's another hopeful sign we should mention before and there's a combination of new insights into how to interven interven intervene therapeuticly and -- >> that's a very important point. one of the biggest concerns with the ongoing trails is they're in pience th are asymptomatic and many are arguing we should be doing the trials in people that are presymptomatic based on new markers to detect the disease before the symptoms appear and david is a world expert on this and maybe can comment on it. >> that's like cardiovascular disease. we know the plaque has it build up in the heart that block the arteries take years to build up and some of the most eventative treatments are to get your cholesterol checked and we have markers that tell us they're occurring in the brain while they're cognitively okay. some are imageing and some are checking the fluid or blood and what's work the best is spinal fluid. we can tell someone is likely going to develop alzheimers disease in the next few years and if things

also regis, steve carell left "the office," all my children and one life to live and oprah. >> soap operaoyalty put soap opera farewells at the top. one life to live one and then all my children. the shows have been around more than 40 years. this was not just tv. they were like family to fans i.'s hard to believe in the age of dvr, but years ago lunch schedules, college schedules, work schedules revolved around the show. many stars started on these shows. kelly ripa, kyle chandler. this is a launching pad for a lot of celebrities. >> a lot of folks feel like it's the passing of an era. >> it is. fans were hopeful. there was talk that all my children, one life to live may continue on the internet, but it fell through. it's a genre that's gone. >> we have saved the best for last. final category, man you would trade your husband for. >> we love our husbands. but we love this category. >> matt damon, ryan gosling, ryan reynolds, robert pattinson, jason momoa and jason segel. what would you vote for? >> ryan gosling. maybe ryan reynolds. >> the ryans. >> matt damon for me. >> it wasn't even c

we are not taking care about many problems in our regis specially when you see what's going on in palestine, what's going in su sue in s somalia. we need a leadership who can lead. >> charlie: egypt. >> all the big countries without mentioning names. but what is very important that we need a vision. our people need a vision, need a hope. but not false hope. we need a hope with a plan. we have to tell them the reality. it's not necessary to tell them we are going to give them this financially. you need to work financially, politically, you need to work in the human side, education, medication. all the other things you need to bring it together and you have to pvide them with a full package of how will be your vision as the government or as a country. >> charlie: i hear you saying that arab spring is about universe al value, it'universaly and control of your o lives and influence within your own government and opportunity for free expression. that's what the arab spring is about. >> yes, and this is how you need. >> charlie: how do you bring it? >> well, we wish that it happened with an agree

it is the davos -- -- ewnig -- regi -- renig. >> we have made it very clear that we are not cutting transfers. to at the same time, mr. speaker, everyone understands that there are demographic realities that threaten the viability of these programs. over the longer term, we will make sure that these programs are funded and viable for future generations. >> i do not have a problem hearing the answers, mr. speaker. the problem is the answers change. it depends on where we are. if it is during an election, it is different. the demographic change is a factor and was a change. that is when the promises were made, and not only from the prime minister but from all of the conservative party members. they made exactly the same promises. that is why we are talking about the politics of abandonment, mr. speaker. >> the right honorable prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker, for talking about this, the liberal party, which made record cuts and transfers to the provinces and individuals. or this government, our commitment is clear. we are going to eliminate the deficit without cutting transfers to the