rodney: yeah. you say that you know you're not the father, and you know that a white man is their father. as far as i'm concerned, it was her sugar daddy. (crowd gasps) he didn't want us till he found out that he was gonna be getting $900 a month. this is all about money now. it's all about money now. it's not about the money. if i cherished them with money, it'd be a whole new different ballgame. you've gotta understand that those words are daggers in their heart. both: he don't care, he don't care. and i never... i... you didn't like their disrespecting you. yeah, "i'll... i'll never speak to you again, "you the sorriest dad in the world." what more else i got to prove? in here... what else i got to prove? let me have some order. you may be seated. hello, your honor. this is a case of eggleston vs. eggleston. thank you, jerome. good day, everyone. egglestons: good day. judge lake: miss eggleston, you and your identical twin sister state that the man who raised you recently shocked you when he ann

to cross-talk american exceptionalism i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he is the co-founder of the global justice movement in phoenix we have david burchell he is a former deputy assistant secretary of state and in moscow we cross to mark's lowballed he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university right gentlemen cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i encourage it rodney if i go to you first in london do you like the term american exceptionalism and is it a good thing or a bad thing. well it's inaccurate the usa is a courageous loosely. exceptional it spends forty percent of the world budget and with the undeclared spending it's nearly fifty percent. if you take a year say nine hundred fifty it's been involved in war for every single year and then the undeclared wars is does the assassinations in the top throwing in favor of fascist regimes in south america it's got a program for future wars against any independent islamic state it says all options are on the table which means it will use atomic weapons against countrie

to cross-talk american exceptionalism i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he is the co-founder of the global justice movement in phoenix we have david burchell he is a former deputy assistant secretary of state and in moscow we cross to mark's lowballed he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university crosstalk rosen a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i encourage it rodney if i go to you first in london do you like the term american exceptionalism and is it a good thing or a bad thing but it's not. the. exceptional it spends forty percent of the world. and with spending it's nearly fifty percent. if you take a year say nine hundred fifty it's been involved in warfare every single year and then the undeclared wars is does the assassinations in the top throwing in favor of fascists regimes in south america it's got a program a future wars against any independent islamic state it says all options are on the table which means it will use atomic weapons against countries which have no atomic weapons it supports the end of this expansion of the zi

he makes a mistake, rodney. >> he does.e corner coverage where everyone has corners of the field. this is man-to-man coverage. the safety takes a peek, too. he looks and tries to jum tp th crossing route. >> right here, there is no way. >> this is double coverage. >> you cannot have jordy jones that wide open. >> the only guy you have to worry about beating you is jordy nelson. >> we were watching kansas city. now this is -- this defense is playing as well as -- well, better than anybody now. you know, they're putting up historical numbers so far. >> they had good players last year. they just never had the league. this year with andy reid and jamal charles is running the ball, they're getting the leads. the defense can tee off and create pressure. >> this defense knows how to get pressure. that allows the defensive back to play aggressive, create turnovers and get the ball. >> ten sacks a day. a lot of take aways. they're playing great football on defense. >> guess who is coming to town next week, the texans. >> yikes. >> c

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bottom nine, fernando rodney in to close. rodney chisenhall swinging. cleveland had a chance. left nine on base. the rays win 4-0. alex cobb, the winning pitcher. >>> patrick roy made his nhl coaching debut, with one of his former teams, colorado. they were hosting the anaheim ducks. nathan mckinnon, youngest kid in the league. future face of the franchise, they hope. now, mckinnon took a shot from ben lovejoy late. and that led to this. and then, this happened after that. roy and bruce boudreau. good thing there was glass between them. what in the name of "good morning america" is going on there? we'll all find out together. >> all right. >> that was pretty good. >>> now, some high-flying cheerleading is our "play of the day." this happened the last spring at daytona beach, florida. >> no matter what football game you are watching over the next few days, you won't see moves like this. they were college cheerleaders that competed in a national competition. then, they really put on a show. >> i love they flip and they're caught with one hand. >> that's crazy. >> easy. that's th

you know him as rodney, the buff spokesperson/lifeguard in ocean city. well, he carried bride lauren weis down the aisle at her wedding in front of about 54 family and friends. rodney said he's more than happy to help out, after hearing that she lost her dad back in april. that is lovely. that is very nice. >> rodney is always trying to get people to go down the ocean for vacation. so she and her husband didn't have to go far. they're already there. >> he was successful. >> successful. all right. >>> still ahead at 4:00. >> and i have been imprisoned by legion airlines for over nine hours and i am outraged. >> stuck on the plane for 11 hours. passengers express their anger online. the effort to make a difference. >> there's an app for that. the remarkable story of a cell phone that saved a convenience store clerk's life. >> my dad is my best friend. he was everything to me. and nothing is going to bring him back. >> shocking crime. a beloved father and son murdered. how the killers used craigslist. >>> could we have temperatures in the 70s by halloween?

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economics professor rodney shakespeare live in london thank you very much. indeed for your perspective on this thanks. well for a view from moscow on the e.u.'s stalemate that's across live now to the dawson he's chief economist at investment house systemin thank you very much indeed for being with us now is the fragility of much of the global economy even more pronounced now at the current showdown the what should say the current shutdown we're seeing in the us. or i would agree with this statement actually you for the shutdown last summer for as long as a few weeks this will definitely affect first of all this will put to the test for us. the u.s. recovery which is very strong to show because we've launched a reaction for example in federal reserve and the fact that there will in those still want to diffusion significant do and this is the first point of the second point definitely the whole world will soften because of strong good strong deaconess to the united states through financial markets and in the case of such important countries like china through

to cross-talk american exceptionalism i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he is the co-founder of the global justice movement in phoenix we have david burchell he is a former deputy assistant secretary of state and in moscow we cross to mark's lowballed a he's a senior lecturer in researcher at moscow state university right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i encourage it rodney if i go to you first in london do you like the term american exceptionalism and is that a good thing or a bad thing. when it's not. the year is is a great just for the. exceptional it spends forty.

globe for more on the crisis and its impact on the global economy let's talk to the economy professor rodney shakespeare joining me live from london now professor default has been averted but is that good news. nothing has been averted instead there's going to be some sort of meeting between the democrats and the republicans who are two sides of the same. coin and there are three subjects which they will refuse to discuss. the first is the out of control military budget which ought to be cut to one tenth of what it is at the moment to bring it in line with comparable nations the second thing is that the system works by exporting jobs they've cut the exported the jobs of about fifty six thousand enterprises over the last eleven years that's five million jobs and each job creates another three that's roughly fifteen million jobs which are not coming back and the third thing which they are not going to discuss at this wonderful. meeting between the democrats and republicans they will not discuss the core of the issue here which is a corrupt way point that by the banking system whose center is t

las leyes y que el congreso y el presidente tomen acción afavor de los inmigrantes >> gracias john rodneylud, hay estafadores que dicen a familias que califican, le diremos cual es el problema y como se puede proteger >> la nueva cobertura medica o el obamacare, que revolucionara el sistema de salud, también hay delincuentes que engañan a público >> las personas piden información personal, que viene siendo cuenta bancaria, seguro social y fecha de nacimiento >> según la agencia bbb, better bussiness bureau, advierten que reciben correspondencia ilegitima >> ofrecen cosas especiales, mandan el dinero caen en le fraude, entregan información y le quitan información al seguro social es importante verificar la información antes de dar cualquier información a las personas que le llamen >> más allá lejos de la realidad, la agencia encargada de implementar la reforma de salud >> no hay cartas que ahgan calificar por 9 mil dólares >> todos los representantes tendran una identificación que mostraran al consumidor >> estén alerta y tienen que pesar 2 veces antes de dar sus datos personales un número

rodney erickson says we can not undo what has been done but we must do everything possible to learn from this and ensure that it never happens again at penn state. sandusky is in pennsylvania super makes prison serving a 30 to 60 year sentence. i'm mike schuh reporting live. don, back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> sandusky maintained his innocence and appealed his guilty verdict. >>> a local man faces charges for selling drugs on silk road. the feds brought down silk road earlier this month. they say more than $1 billion in illegal narcotics were traded on that site. >>> grammy winning pop star appears in court in washington, d.c. chris brown charged with beating a maryland man outside of a d.c. hotel. rochelle ritchie was in the courtroom for the arraignment. >> reporter: the judge reduced the felony assault charge against brown and his bodyguard to a misdemeanor simple assault. [ music ] he is a grammy award winner who topped the charts across the country as a pop sensation. chris brown found himself off the stage and in front of a judge after being charged with simple assault in d.c.

the company -- couple has been fans of rodney for years.nd knew he would be the perfect guest to accompany the bride down the aisle. i wonder how her father felt about that. >> i think her father was deceased. i think that may be the reason. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i have been imprisoned by legion airlines for over nine hours. and i am outraged. >>> stuck inside a plane for 11 hours. passengers take their complaints to the internet. will it help? >>> i'm meteorologist chelsea ingram, live with the wjz mobile weather lab, in baltimore's inner harbor. bob and i will have a look at your wednesday and five-day forecast when we return. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for updates and all the day's news, and the updated forecast, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,, >>> flying fiasco. stuck at an airport for nearly 20 hours. had to deal with issues on three separate planes yesterday. their flight was supposed to leave around 9:30 a.m. two replacement planes were sent in. but

. >> reporter: here, farm hand rodney is looking to plant next week, but he's blind on how much to put in the ground. he thinks that the folks in washington just don't get it. >> it's very simple. >> when you're trying to plant a crop, we're not just competing with our neighbors in agriculture. we have to compete with farmers worldwide. >> as gallaway's winter hay grows, so does his anger over the impasse. with compromise as close as winter dreams, he's giving congress until next week before he calls him with an ear full. >> by the way, the crop affects commodity prices around the world. and food and agriculture programs will likely be more dire. and on that note, the number of americans filing jobless claims jumped last week. they increased by 66,000, much higher than expected. reflecting the impact of the government shutdown as private contractors who work with the government are cutting back on their employees. the increase comes as a back log of claims are being processed in california. still ahead, watching and waiting in washington, and watching the reaction on wall street. we're

that's all right, we're the rodney dangerfield for now. see you in two weeks. >>> coming up, the former secretary of state is back on the trail. she's not the only one getting a running start. ted cruz heads bake to iowa this week. >>> first today's trivia question -- name the most recent health and human services secretary who was not a governor. first person to tweet the answer will get the on-air shoutout. >>> more coming up on "the daily rundown." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. pcentury link provides reliable yit services like multi-layered security solution to keep your information safe & secure. century link. your link with what's next. try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ♪ need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's a probiotic that fortifies your digestive system with health

i'm rodney reece. i'd like to come here and humbly speak. i heard an individual say he has a business at the chemical plant and they talk about the united that council being a save environment he don't know how many immigrants he's got working at emphasis place and other people raise a piece of paper and he's never been homeless i have been. i ask youenter to have a heart and compassion. i worked here when someone in westbrook gave me a chance. person helped me. i was homeless for 20 years a drug addict. then i listen to those people talk about move it to a different location. i ask that you united council mother brown and sit down and look at it what we do. we've got love people who have fallen off and gotten back up. hold our heads down each day. i ask the board just give us a chance on the biggest thing. let us show you guys we're productive >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is larry williams. politics, i don't know which about but i know we need those beds in bayview. we just need the beds. thank you >> thank you. next s

figures that we have according to the reports are $73,000 to lisa lowe, and $57,000 to ginger. >> rodneylexander: that's for a two-year... that's for the election cycle. >> kroft: what exactly did they do? can you tell me? >> alexander: do everything others do for other campaigns. >> kroft: whatever they did, it couldn't have been that stressful. alexander won 78% of the vote against a libertarian candidate who wanted to abolish the i.r.s. i mean, to some people, it just looks like you're using your campaign fund to enrich your family. >> alexander: well, somebody has to do that work, steve. >> kroft: so, you kept it in the family? >> alexander: well, i kept it with somebody that i can trust and if one can't trust their daughter, then who can they trust? >> schweizer: i think it's the kind of nepotism that, in large parts of american society, we frown about. i mean, in corporate america, a lot of corporations have policies that relate to nepotism and the hiring and firing of individual people. but congress has created this domain that allows them to decide whether something is ethical or

you can barely see them here headed for cumberland and rodney. just right there. those shower wills be rolling on through tomorrow night. but after midnight we're going to clear out pretty quickly. here are the showers to go through german town. so now you're in pretty good shape if you have not made it home. you'll have the dry roads on the way there, no showers in frederick or montgomery county or loudon for the meantime. 71 in fairfax and college park and 72 down in waldorf. so now a wet commute home for some. drier air will be moving in after midnight. sot front doesn't waste any time. it blasts on through here. cooler and dry at the bus stop and then a strong finish to the week. a really nice friday. and so 6:00, a couple showers. by 9:00 you can see the second batch roll on through as everything is light and all green. nothing heavy going through by midnight, boom, we're clearing out with a few clouds on off to the east of 95 and that's it. so now we'll break it down for you. 48 to 56 to start spotlight upper 60s to the lower 70s in the afternoon with a gorg

university president rodney erickson called the agreements another step forward in the healing process for those hurt by mr. sandusky and another step forward for penn state. >> the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death has been released from jail. he left just after midnight. he had been sentenced to serve four years behind bars but a change in california law reduced it to two years. michael jackson's fans and protestors held a vigil outside the jail. the attorney spoke after his release. >> my client got the maximum term possible. he had no prior record. he had 20 years of exempt there ry service as a physician. he served every possible. they didn't let him out a minute early. >> because of his conviction, dr. murray's medical licenses are suspended in three states. >> spain's government is upset over reports the united states has been spying in that country. they called in the u.s. ambassador to complain. they indicate that the national security agency collected data from 16 million spanish phone calls in a single month. >>> a drop despite strong iphone sales. they rep

rodney erickson says, we cannot undo what has been done, but we can and must do everything possible to learn from this and ensure it never happens again at penn state. and a liability insurance policies are expected to cover the settlements. university officials say studentuition money will not be used. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, meghan. since his conviction, jerry sandusky has maintained his innocence. he has appealed his guilty verdict. >>> a maryland man is charged with selling drugs on the massive online black market silk road. jacob george, iv is charged with selling heroin and other drugs over the site. the feds shut down silk road earlier this month. they say buyers and sellers traded more than $1 billion in illegal narcotics on that site. >>> a grammy-winning pop star appears in court. chris brown is charged with beating a maryland man outside a hotel. it's not his first violent attack. rochelle richie was in the courtroom for brown's arraignment tonight and has details on the charges. >> reporter: that's right, vic, it seems trouble fi

rodney burton is his name. mr.ith a shopping cart full of school supplies. mr. burton asked the woman if she was a school teacher. when she said yes, burton paid for everything in her cart. this gentleman, this good samaritan joins me tonight. rodney burton. great to have you with us tonight. got to ask you. what was your motivation? what brought you to the point where you felt like you had to do this? and you're honorable for doing it. it's amazing how many school teachers dig into their own pocket to make things happen in the classroom. what was your story on this? >> well, ed, god was speaking to me that day while i was in staples. and he said there's someone in here that needs your help. and i kept thinking to myself who is he talking about? so as i was going down the aisle, i was looking into every cart i passed to get an idea of who i was supposed to be helping. as we got closer to the register, i noticed there was a lady in front of me that had a cart full of stuff. i thought that's got to be the person he's

in a statement university president rodney ericson said we hope this is another step forward in t orientational orientation. >> reporter: the tour of the olympic flame has taken in the north pole and traveling south the corruption is piling up. the opposition politician borris is a native here and they had to be deleted from one interview he gave about delays. according to him putin wants to dazzle the world and told event organizers to get it done or drop dead. and the residents have been sowic of the disruption of their lives and may have something to do with the climate. in the last days of october the temperatures here are a balmy 20 degrees centigrade but here the temperature is hovering at zero. if you look at the mountains here you can make out several huge piles of snow under plastic sheeting they have been storing since last winter. david from al jazeera. >> reporter: the world's tallest man says he is the happiest man on earth after finding a bride, 5.2 meters tall he towers over his new wife and she is 1.7 meters and she says she hopes the marriage will be a long and happy one. mor

after fernando rodney blown save, we're tied at 4-4.ling looking for his first post-season hit. he gets it in a big way here. that's a walkoff home run into the tank. the rays, they hold off and they win 5-4. >>> out in l.a., dodgers looking to finish off the braves in game four of that series. bottom of the first. carl crawford batting leadoff and this is a good way to start the game right here. crawford is going to take freddie garcia for a ride. that's his fifth career post-season home run. check out the dodgers dugout. they're just loving it. they're up 1-0 early. the bottom of the third. crawford doing it again against freddie garcia. same result. crawford hit just six home runs in the regular season. he now has three in this series. but when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl)

new jersey republican rodney frelinghuysen: >> our men and women serving in uniform deserve the peacef mind that in the worst of times they will receive their benefits immediately. >> reporter: white house spokesman jay carney said president obama also wants the benefits restored. >> the president was very disturbed to learn of this problem and he directed the department of defense to work with the office of management and budget and his lawyers to develop a possible solution. >> reporter: later, the pentagon announced the non-profit fisher house foundation will underwrite the death benefits for now. there were other small signs of growing movement toward ending the standoff. the president met with all house democrats this afternoon, and planned to meet with a small group of house republicans tomorrow. and in th

added university president rodney erikson: 6- in a june, 2012 tryall, the then 68-year-old sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of criminal sexual abuse and other charges. he was sentenced to no less than 30 years in prison. to this day he maintains his innocence. matt casey is an attorney for seven of the victims included in this settlement, among them one of sandusky's adopted sons matt. >> they are pleased to now put it behind them but it's a remarkable achievement by courageous young men. >> reporter: university officials said the settlement funds will come from the school's liability insurance, but penn state's problems are far from over. three top university officials, including former president graham spanier, are likely to stand trial next year on charges they covered up years of sandusky's abuse. >> pelley: armen, as you said, sandusky was convicted of abusing ten boys. were any of those ten part of today's settlement? >> reporter: scott, we've learned all but two of those involved in that original indictment, meaning eight, are part of today's settlement. what's unclear here is

penn state president rodney erickson calls the settlements another step forward in the healing process sa sanduskys victims. >>> crews repairing a texas dam make a surprise recovery. they were trading dam when they found 20 submerged vehicles. the company called police who spent six hours removing the cars. so far, investigators have learned that 10 of the vehicles were stolen between 1987 and 2007. >>> a new warning for parents over how much time your kids are spending using technology. and you are ga you are our guy o legalize marijuana, their approach to controlling drugs. >> share your story on tv and online. >>> doctors are sending out a warning to parents, kids are spending too much time on computers and cell phones. that's according to the american academy of pediatrics. doctors say you should limit the use of smart phones and laptop to his two hours a day. and get the devices out of the bedroom. the group says unrestricted access to technology can have serious consequences in kids. it has been linked with violence, cyber bullying, obesity, and a lack of sleep. >>> a british man

rays closer fernando rodney slams the door in the 9th. let the celebration begin.dians 4-0 and they will play with silly string and face the red sox in the alds. despite some nights when you could literally shoot a cannon through the place and not hit anybody, yeah the occasional sewage spill at the coliseum, the a's actually averaged 22,000 fans per game this season. i would have guessed 15 off the top of my head. they will have at least double the 22 when they host the tigers in the division playoff series on friday and saturday night. the tarp will be removed. they will allow 48,000 into the coliseum. it will be sold out a's are starting the series at home. >> it is good to get the start at home. we get to obviously start a series with our fans and our ace on the mound. >> it will be awesome to step on the field in game one with our fans here. it will be very exciting, a lot of energy. >> the other tenants of the coliseum, the raiders, will kick off with the chargers sunday night at 8:35 p.m. because it takes almost a full day to convert it from baseball to foot

we've got to learn to do what rodney king said was can't we all just get along? what is so hard?ge, how easy or difficult was it to convince an institution like the triton to display your work and to talk about some of these issues that might be thorny, pardon the pun? >> it's very difficult. that has been most of my struggle as an artist. it's not been to create artwork. it's been how to get into these museums. how you get into this higher art world. now that i kind of know how to do it, i'm so excited. and the most important thing for me now is having -- how do you get people to come in and see this work? and i appreciate that you gave me this community to kind of rant and rave about, come on, folks. the world is falling apart here. and it's because of our notion that this is yours and this is mine. it's not. it's everybody's. >> so some of this embroidery, some of your initial artwork when you were first breaking into it? >> yeah, this is the work i made back in the '70s. how do you make this weaving, this craft into an art form that can go into the museums? it took me 30 year

people are murdered by law enforcement officers every year we've all heard the names oscar grant and rodney king what about the thousands more that are subject to the same exact fate. or the. roadside service has been held for the victims of monday so signed by bombing in the russian state have only grant six people were killed while doctors are still fighting for the lives of those critical to the blast an indifference has been reckons trucks that tragic day. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in volgograd people woke up with places to go and things to get but heavily using bus stations just like this but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that right. the route ran without incident from morning till afternoon until one person got on board thirty year old guy you don't see all that but that is when things took a tragic turn anastasio diversion of oil was on her way home from classes at the university laughing and talking with the other students crucially it was in the

rays closer fernando rodney slams the door in the 9th. let the celebration begin.ay with silly string and face the red sox in the alds. despite some nights when you could literally shoot a cannon through the place and not hit anybody, yeah the occasional sewage spill at the coliseum, the a's actually averaged 22,000 fans per game this season. i would have guessed 15 off the top of my head. they will have at least double the 22 when they host the tigers in the division playoff series on friday and saturday night. the tarp will be removed. they will allow 48,000 into the coliseum. it will be sold out a's are starting the series at home. >> it is good to get the start at home. we get to obviously start a series with our fans and our ace on the mound. >> it will be awesome to step on the field in game one with our fans here. it will be very exciting, a lot of energy. >> the other tenants of the coliseum, the raiders, will kick off with the chargers sunday night at 8:35 p.m. because it takes almost a full day to convert it from baseball to football configuration. terrel

people are murdered by law enforcement officers every year we've all heard the names oscar grant and rodneyking what about the thousands more that are subject to the same.

people are murdered by law enforcement officers every year we've all heard the names oscar grant and rodney king what about the thousands more that are subject to the same exact fate take a look at some recent examples starting at the tragic death of jose get into the two thousand and twenty six year old military veteran the shot dead on may of two thousand and eleven scepter working a long overnight shift he came home to find shadowy figures trying to break down his door with guns and because two of his family members had previously been killed in a home invasion he grabbed his shotgun before even knew what was going on a swat team fired seventy one shots at him hitting him twenty two times. and. the one. in the. back although got a nose wife and child were home at the time of the shooting police and wouldn't let her call nine one one until it was too late now after two year of legal battle with pima county swat the family was finally awarded a three point four million. settlement but not every victim of police brutality receives millions of dollars november of two thousand and twelve a co

people are murdered by law enforcement officers every year we've all heard the names oscar grant and rodney king what about the thousands more they're subject to the same exact fate take a look at some recent examples starting at the tragic death of jose get into the two thousand and twenty six year old military veteran the shot dead on may of two thousand and eleven so after working along over night shift he came home to find shadowy figures trying to break down his door with guns and because two of his family members had previously been killed in a home invasion he grabbed his shotgun before even knew what was going on a swat team fired seventy one shots at him hitting him twenty two times. and.

rodney tweeting, it's circus, political games from both sides. just terrible.en tweet. the doggies dress up as a football player and a bunch of grapes. have a great day. >>> more of our tax dollars going to waste. we've learned that one government agency spent $50,000 on a parody movie. today, lawmakers are asking for answers, but one former official does not care to talk. >>> plus, how are things at home? wondering if your relationship's going to last? why don't you ask facebook? because today researchers say facebook can predict whether your relationship will survive. and the key, who your friends are. we'll show you what to look for. >>> and virgin america tries to get passengers to pay attention to inflight instructions. ♪ >>> that is a safety dance.