having ronny come down whenever he wants. making sure those guys know they really feel part of the family, but we're not trying to sell the fact that they're here. >> but i think it's important, especially right now when you're 0-4, and to keep the importance on it necessarily about selling tickets but it's about showing that they're even in support of their team and some of these guys that were a part of the super bowl days, part of the championship team, it's important to see them out there supporting you guys. >> and they are. i mean, if you watched the monday night game, how many super bowl champions did you see on the field there celebrating with jerry and honoring the 49ers and honoring jerry rice? all those guys you are talking about were on the field monday night. >> is alex smith, again if you don't follow football, he's a quarterback -- well, you'd be surprised. is he doing what you need him to do? >> we're 0-4 and nobody is doing what we need them to do right now. we all need to get better. and it starts with me. a

i asked ronnie living in the boyhood city of jesus. he said some of his christian friend assaulted, cars and homes, vandalized. >> some people get persecuted physically, verbally. tougher and much more pressur it ismoving to the christians up into the north and israel and jerusalem and galilee area. >> two of the worst incidence, murdered christian bookstore manager ronnie alad and ammy ortiz survived a mail bok attack by a jewish extremist. this little girl enjoys the church playground but been vandalized reatedly. pastor stev corey says church signs torn down and christians harassed. he is determined to persevere. >> god puts you in the right place for the right reason. we must take a stand. more and more christians leaving the country. we must stay behind. somebody has to. >> cbn news talked with the leader of the catholic church about why he believes christiansre leaving. >> it is not a persecutionit is a conflict we are between these 2 peoples. we are not suffering. >> not suffering from religius persecution, but occupation. and a

ronnie started out at 446 pounds. today he weighs 258 pounds, 188 pounds lost. jill -- and jill started her journey at 305 pounds. today she weighs 203 pounds. let's see what she looks like 100 pounds lighter. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> so obviously that you look so different now. you've made so much progress, but, jill, for you, it hasn't just been a physical transformation, a real psychological transformation. >> yes, definitely. i mean just wanting the dream of having a baby and knowing that once when food was my friend, what i thought, is no longer and that dream of having a child was not going to happen if i kept going like i was. >> you talk about food being your friend. the addiction actually developed as a way to bond with your father? >> well, you know, it was the way of trying to get his approval and be happy, and i just felt like that i never was good enough and so the addiction started -- that food made me feel like i was good enough. food was my friend at the time. anyway. >> now you've

pauly, vinnie and mike ran into a guy who looks just like their other roommate ronnie. >> yo, ronnie.rking on your traps, bro? >> we got vinnie, mike, pauly, ronnie -- go like this, go like this. >> oh my god! oh my god! >> jimmy: there's two human rhinos. and by the way, those -- those are not the only cast look alikes. we scoured the internet today. for instance, the situation looks a lot like squidward from sponge bob. pauly d looks like londo from "babylon five." and snooki is a dead ringer for this orange fire hydrant. i want to -- one more thing. my aunt chippy is -- and if you are wondering, this is my real aunt. my mom's sister. she is not a fan of "jersey shore." she does not approve of the way kids behave on the show. we force her to watch it. and turns out, she still doesn't think much of it. >> this is aunt chippy with another preview of [ bleep ] "jersey shores." roll it. oh, they're getting dressed to go out. >> getting nervous. >> because you're excited? >> yeah. >> what are you nervous about? you've been screwing everybody in sight. >> if we got to a club, i have to [

when ronnie francis was here, he wears francis' old number 10.nning of the year i had a tough time dealing with that but not anymore. mark letestu has done a terrific job for the pittsburgh penguins. >> pierre: one of the great players in the history of the national hockey league and one of the top players to play in pittsburgh, ronnie francis. he's really endeared himself to the coaching staff here in pittsburgh. >> mike: matt cooke banged into by mike green. reaching in is malkin. trying to take it away is cooke. fed on to the back, paul martin. off the boards for michalek. backhander floated in front and varlamov got that one. jim cantore with an appraisal of our weather. where are you, jim? >> jim: we're up here on the weather roof. no question, it's cooled down. we have dropped about eight degrees from our high today of 56 degrees. that may be a reason why the ice is a little soft. the key about having a front come through is not only does the air cool down but it also takes the moisture out of the air. if you're thinking about moist and sof

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'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they combined to make one whole unit that was very impressive to me. so i built what was our band on a--unconscious, actually-- but a format of what the weavers had done, both in social responsibility, in terms of doing benefits, in terms of helping people that you were in a position to help. 'cause it's so easy as a rock and roll band to go out and raise a large amount of money for a serious cause, which most people cannot do. and all we have to do is just, like, go out and play. and so not to do

sammi was upset that ronnie was talking to j-woww.'t believe i'm saying these things, but anyway, here's what happened. >> are you friends with her? >> i don't want to talk. >> are you friends with her or not? >> this is my last time trying. are you friends with her? >> happy birthday! >> jimmy: well, why ruin a perfectly good birthday? i had no idea 'roid rage was contagious until now. it's fun to watch that, but week after week, it can get a little old so, tonight, we decided to change it up a little. we took the audio from tonight's episode and we mixed it up with the video from the cartoon plor" this is television magic. >> i heard a story about you today. i couldn't control myself. this type of yjuicy information has to be shared. >> i haven't hooked up with anything around here. >> who did you hook up with? >> that kid dean. >> so, maybe it's something about that. it's just something that you like. >> that i like? >> yeah. everybody has preferences. you happen to like this particular preference. >> i don't know what we're talkin

ronnie has done a lot of great things. one of his strong points is his ability to analyze things and deal with it in a business manner. nobody has rodney in his pocket. i'm looking forward to the day he calls me for a check when he is running for mayor. thank you. [applause] >> rodney's help on the prop a bond -- and is going to help with all the projects that peter listed -- it was invaluable. he put so much time and energy into that. it is so wonderful that he is a boater, that he knows how to spell water, and i am going to miss him so much. [applause]

as the game progressed, we talked about ronnie lott, running through people and then it went to the head. in high school and college, if you got your bell running, you would go back in the game. that was good enough. all of us, like bill said, every time you hit someone you got a mild concussion. i'm going to be thinking twice about going over there after getting laid out, that smart of the game. >> now, do you check with people. >> how many fingers do i have up. what are you doing right now. is there a game going on. do you know the score. what day is it. there were times i remember in a championship game when i was denver bronco, i got side the side and came off the field, got to the sideline and i sat in john elway's lap. they asked me how many fingers they had up, i said stop asking me these stupid questions. the next time i went back out on the field. >> how do you perform when you are out of your mind? >> it's one of those things where to me the sideline represented failure. there was nothing that was going to keep me going out on the field. it's been something i had done my whole

. >> reporter: ronny lopez said police arrived to find a nightclub packed with people in the middle of chaos. >> we located two men inside the nightclub, one ever them was a 20-year-old hispanic male, the other was in his 30s. both of them were pronounced dead. >> reporter: john posada lives in the area. >> heard the shot but nobody got up. you know during the -- the holidays they were shooting up the rockets and everything else. >> reporter: then early today a new development. two blocks the club in the one thousand block of 12th a man was found dead in an suv. it's believed he is connected to the saturday night shootings. >> right now anything is possible. we need to figure out who is the aggressor, who was trying to flee, it could be either. >> reporter: police have only a vague description of the suspect, three or four hispanic men. a neighbor had this reaction. >> sad, it's really sad so know what happened. especially you know we are all family around here. we don't know what happened. >> reporter: police say think have a lot of people to interview and a lot of information to shif

williams misses they also open with injury but her sister is that progress into the next stage with ronnie sometimes off one of the next up for her. i think i was able to keep my ears. and just win the more important points most of the time so important play consist in the. last is semifinalists not there as well with. some but only because it's all interesting and were also when i was opening day of the australian open. now in the n.f.l. contenders a rapidly being separated from pretenders in the playoffs this year goggle bears and the new york jets moving into the an of c. and a of c. conference championship games respectably yvonne's i go back at how the two teams got there. but they did the defending champ. determined to end the. tide and greg olsen getting things started in the for. his counterpart john carlson hitting the heart on seattle's drive a huge loss for the visitors. handicap in seattle severely. blocking game chicago. in his playoff outing the first of. twenty one nothing at halftime no hibernation for the bears despite a three score lead in the third quarter. down to takin

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when they are the subject of police abuse and of course the most famous videotape police beating the ronnie king beating here in los angeles i mean that i mean who knows what would have happened if that would have been caught on video people would have no idea of the relationship that's happening here in los angeles between the black community and police now i think that we're definitely to see a lot more people starting to fight for the rights of film across america every month thanks so much for filling us in. your bed now still to come tonight when calling out and cell phone company for just making something up and calling it a movement and our technology told time later and there's another case of a police drug raid and they have deadly violence right in the sense that we'll speak with radley balko senior editor of reason magazine and reason dot com about increasing numbers of victims and america's war on trucks. more news today is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. broadcasting live from

and in doing so he's made clear to the rest of the world that iran is the recalcitrant actor here ronnie and dissidents that i've spoken to across the board say this that obama his outreach has made it clear to iranians themselves that the united states is not the one who's hostile here it's put the iranian regime themselves in a very difficult position now that would be very damaged were the obama administration to follow the advice of people like giuliani and turn around and support the m.k. oh now i want to talk about the legal aspects here because of course the interesting twist to the entire story is that the supreme court recently ruled that this essentially amounts to aid to a terrorist organization this is a federal crime what these people have done but because of their status because there are these elites there are higher ups. as anything actually going to happen to them i doubt it unfortunately you know according to as david cole wrote in his very good new york times op ed the other day. you manage syrian law versus holder which was the supreme court's june two thousand and te

i keep saying if i had -- i would be on team ronny. and complications to pass.republican party need somis qneo go against obama in the general election. sarah palin is one of those pis qple. i go to school sometimes and people worship at the altar of is srah palin. how could you doubt anything she says? eadhe has mk me it clear to does not like me or my book. i don't care. harreleke int to me. hy worry more so media wise where we are. the media can make this woman president. stop reporting on every single facebne k update. you can't turn on the news without seeing something about her. tlc, dancing with the stars, i am not interested. no matter how en. disagreeable come to her defense. i don't think the media realize that they're making her stronger or her emp hare more intense. i have been doing this a long time. the only thing that may prevent . yters in new hamreadhire and iowa, she will have to campaign like an actual candidate. hhtsothetically maybe she won't. >> hopefully you can do some all >> reporter: some opinion. [talking over each other] >> hell airul

we're here to talk about it, jwoww, the situation, pauly d, sammi, ronnie and jenni. could be hiding somewhere. she is out promoting her book. we should say she is definitely part of the next season. she's not here. deena, you're the new kid on the block. how did this happen? >> well, snook needed a party girl. >> snook needed a party girl? >> yeah. you know, she wanted someone to go at 12:00 in the afternoon to be, all right, let's do this. and i was her turn-to girl. that's how it happened. >> you all are so -- >> we have a look at when you were first brought into the house. let's show everyone. >> oh, that went over well. >> oh. >> i have a new roommate. >> snooki walks through the door with a gremlin look alike. and she says she's the new roommate. >> i'm deena. >> what's her name? diana? deena? she looks exactly like snooki. four feet tall. short, little meatball, exactly like snooki. >> she better be ready to party or i'm just saying. >> she is. >> where's our room? whoops, sorry. >> i brought deena inside the house. everybody was so nice. but sam, she was like,

they always nominate the guy who came in second last time and that is matt ronny. >> one of the things about barack obama and the difference with jimmy carter is people have a perception that obama is competent fundamentally. i live in georgia. i want to go back home to i don't know what. when carter fought the resignation of his entire cabinet that sent a signal that he picked these people. question that you have to -- why should we believe you have to put together an effective team anywhere? and the country is fundamentally different than what we are facing. is the biggest concern. i think obama will be successful. one of the other dynamics with the republican party is that they may well or may not nominate mid romney but what will happen in their primary? we remember when the democratic party was like in 2008. various constituencies of the party and obama emerged as someone who held these together. i think is a much more difficult job to do that on the right where you have people who are the kind of sarah palin elements, the mike huckabee elements, has shown it can impact what happe

>> come on, ronny. you can see it all over her face. as her. let's be realistic. nick and i aren't making any new friends. you've dated all my girlfriends. you have batted through the whole lineup and there's nothing left. you know? plus, we like her. those other ones we didn't even like and they're my friends. trust me. pop the question or you're gonna lose her. >> jimmy: you go right there guys. "black swan" is in theaters now and "the dilemma" is out this friday. more with winona ryder when we come back. come on, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: we are back with the one and only winona ryder to play a game perfect for this freezing weather. it's our "late night" action sport, and it's called "total iceholes." [ cheers and applause ] [ ice breaking ] >> jimmy: winona, you and i are going to take turns tossing our fish bean bags into that ice hole upstage. >> but i'm wearing heels and you're not. just want to put it out there. >> jimmy: unbelievable! all ready you're going to start. look, i'm ba

>> come on, ronny. you can see it all over her face.alistic. nick and i aren't making any new friends. you've dated all my girlfriends. you have batted through the whole lineup and there's nothing left. you know? plus, we like her. those other ones we didn't even like and they're my friends. trust me. pop the question or you're gonna lose her. >> jimmy: you go right there guys. "black swan" is in theaters now and "the dilemma" is out this friday. more with winona ryder when we come back. come on, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> man: delivering a 200-pound ice sculpture means i don't have any margin for error. one wrong turn, and i could end up unloading a puddle of water. >> gps: turn right ahead. >> man: so i make sure i have the right guidance to get me exactly where i need to be. it's the same with taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step-by-step. automatically double-checks along the way and even lets me talk to a tax expert so i'm never alone. which helps me know it's done right and get to my maximum ref

. >> oh, ronnie here just called you his hero couple and he still refuses to dance with me. >> wouldarts but it couldn't decide whether it wanted to be a drama or a comedy. vince vaughn was funny as always. just so-so. i expected a little bit more. not too bad. but it was just identity crisis a little bit with the movie. >> i thought it would be a good date movie. >> jenny fell asleep, never a good sign. c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

now, ronnie -- [inaudible] is a good example in one of these philosophical articles where he says imagine you have a legislature, and that legislature passes a law protecting environmentally endangered species. legislators, for some reason -- and they write it all down -- thinks syrian green chinchilla is not an endangered species. and suppose five years later it turns out that it was? [laughter] of what they wanted was to protect the endangered species. and you say, oh, that's a comical example he's dreamt up. now, i agree it's an example i dreamt up. i don't know how comical it is, but try brown v. board of education where for a long time whole argued against brown on enacted the 14th amendment which says no state sh allwhat were they trying to do, basically? what were they trying to do? they were trying to create a united states of america with those who had previously been slaves or were the descendants of slaves would be treated just like those who weren't. we would be welcome as equal citizens, due equal respect in our community. and by 1954 whatever you might think, people thought

ronnie used a good example in one the philosophical articles. he says, imagine that you have a legislature. and that legislature passes the law protecting environmentally endangerrered species, and every one of those legislators for some reason and they write it all down, thinks that the syrian green chinchilla is not an endangered species. five years later it turned out it was. they wanted to protect the endangered species. that's a comical example. he tempt it up. i degree i tempt it up. try brown versus board of education, for a long time people argued against brown on the basis that the people who enacted the 14th amendment which says no racially segregated, so they wouldn't have meant to abolish racial segregation in schools. to which i say that is the same. there we have the chinchilla question. what were they trying to do basically? they were trying to create a united states of america where those who had previously been slaves or were the descendents of slaves who would be treated like those who weren't, who would be welcomed and have eq

this is the moment when they are going to gain a infamy leader ronnie and began to kill people in largenumbers. the people they began to kill our polls. this is also the time interesting when the germans and soviets are in the closest agreement about what sorts of people should be killed. the demographic profile is such that very often the germans in that killing one sibling and the soviets and killing another sibling. and the reason this is so is that those troops are after the intelligence to get which is a word by way which is used in russian and german and polish it comes out of the 19th century and of course it has a significance of the ukrainians as well a significance of the group which is supposed to embody national culture and politics and interesting the germans and the soviets agree the way to destroy the polish nation from the german view or to master it from the soviet view was to destroy the intelligence and both of them tried to do this. the third period is when they betrayed a soviet ally and invade the soviet union in june of 1941 and our region barbara rouson. i began

host: let's hear from ronnie, a republican in new york.ler: ma'am, what i wanted to know is why you put so many people out of work. he decimated california, decimated the gulf coast with the oil. he put more people out of work than at any other president i ever heard of. host: ronnie, "the new york times" says this this morning. congresswoman, your thoughts? guest: we do know we are exporting jobs to other countries. we do know that we subsidize things like alternative energy, sometimes the benefits go to places like china, where they are building some of the wind turbines that then come back and are used here. so we have to be careful when we set about taking big government in washington can solve these problems when indeed we just need to unleash the private- sector, provide opportunities on a level playing field, not picking winners and losers in washington but allowing businesses to grow and succeed in their communities. and then work with governors in the states to make sure that the states are healthy enough economically to create a

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whether be met ronnie, tim pawlenty, or whoever, they will have to get down and dirty and explain why free-market principles of the right place for america. you cannot just go on talking points, you got to go deep in the playbook. explain it.o if you do not explain it, it will not work. >> we make the tea party as this use movement. they are the squeaky wheel. they did an excellent job of making sure that they put in the congress. it is not what barack obama is going to do for us, but the majority will hold barack obama accountable. it creates a sce that make sure our representatives are ready to baccountable. i do not want to pick up my marbles and go home. it is our accountability to make sure we are putting pressure on our government. [applause] >> it is a powerful point. i wrote a book on accountability. my question is, how do we hold the president accountable and helpush him into greatness? specific in the black community -- and give you an example -- everybody knows that the most loyal constituency in the president's stage are black folks. they are the most loyal constituency. t

whether be met ronnie, tim pawlenty, or whoever, they will have to get down and dirty and explain why free-market principles of the right place for america. you cannot just go on talking points, you got to go deep in the playbook. explain it.o if you do not explain it, it will not work. >> we make the tea party as this use movement. they are the squeaky wheel. they did an excellent job of making sure that they put in the congress. it is not what barack obama is going to do for us, but the majority will hold barack obama accountable. it creates a space that make sure our representatives are ready to be accountable. i do not want to pick up my marbles and go home. it is our accountability to make sure we are putting pressure on our government. [applause] >> it is a powerful point. i wrote a book on accountability. my question is, how do we hold the president accountable and help push him into greatness? specific in the black community -- and give you an example -- everybody knows that the most loyal constituency in the president's stage are black folks. they are the most loyal constitue

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. >> a 55 year-old american woman is being held by ronnie authorities on spying charge.e woman had spying equipment had been on her body customs authorities detained for the daily tehran says she arrived from armenia without a visa but did not say that she was detained. she is an american irani and that they never accused of spying in two years. >> shock waves rippling through all of after an assistant high school principal was shot and killed by a student to 17 year-old robert ballard jr. they shatter at high school, he vented his own life his body was found a mile away from the school they say he's the son of of a police officer the school closed sedate. >> an argument about the standoff at a shopping center in phoenix, he's now in custody the situation unfolded yesterday afternoon when an undercover police officer was involved in the shooting with three suspects police evacuated the mall after the shooting, then the suspect and nearby restaurant was held up till he surrendered two hours later no one was hurt. >> elizabeth edwards leaves everything to her three childre

whether be met ronnie, tim pawlenty, or whoever, they will have to get down and dirty and explain why free-market principles of the right place for america. you cannot just go on talking points, you got to go deep in the playbook. explain it.o if you do not explain it, it will not work. >> we make the tea party as this use movement. they are the squeaky wheel. they did an excellent job of making sure that they put in the congress. it is not what barack obama is going to do for us, but the majority will hold barack obama accountable. it creates a space that make sure our representatives are ready to be accountable. i do not want to pick up my marbles and go home. it is our accountability to make sure we are putting pressure on our government. [applause] >> it is a powerful point. i wrote a book on accountability. my question is, how do we hold the president accountable and help push him into greatness? specific in the black community -- and give you an example -- everybody knows that the most loyal constituency in the president's stage are black folks. they are the most loyal constitue

whether be met ronnie, tim pawlenty, or whoever, they will have to get down and dirty and explain why free-market principles of the right place for america. you cannot just go on talking points, you got to go deep in the playbook. explain it.o if you do not explain it, it will not work. >> we make the tea party as this use movement. they are the squeaky wheel. they did an excellent job of making sure that they put in the congress. it is not what barack obama is going to do for us, but the majority will hold barack obama accountable. it creates a space that make sure our representatives are ready to be accountable. i do not want to pick up my marbles and go home. it is our accountability to make sure we are putting pressure on our government. [applause] >> it is a powerful point. i wrote a book on accountability. my question is, how do we hold the president accountable and help push him into greatness? specific in the black community -- and give you an example -- everybody knows that the most loyal constituency in the president's stage are black folks. they are the most loyal constitue

. >> i was reading the words stories to appear at i guess ronnie lott. 40 niner at his finger cut off so he could continue to play. >> he comes to the sideline and says i have to take you to the locker room, stitch it up, by the time the story gets told it's growing. but the other story we will have to pull you out of the game stitched up later. he said no cut it off now i can go back in. >> this is tough this is good. >> i believe him. that's the way he plays. >> it but that's just crazy. >> it was the hippest of his finger. not like here, handoff. >> seriously who needs the tip. so erin rogers looking for to that. >> he started great and finished so-so. nevertheless he was fun to watch. >> when you watch the steelers and who they could blame. the jets said there's something wrong with the headsets. we had what he thought talkies. >> i don't doubt any of that stuff. like i said, 24-0 lead its two big of a lead. they kept coming back, and coming back, when you have to make up 24. it's too much. >> they look up too late. >> i think it will be in his third super bowl in seven years. whe

remember, just two days before this terrible crime took place, hollywood publicist ronni chasen was murderedn a hollywood street and everyone jumped forward and said, must have been a professional hit man. the shots were placed close into her body through a car window. it turned out to be a street person on a bicycle who tried to rob her. we have to be careful. what we do have, meredith, is a crime that was planned. somebody knew the victim was going to be at the day care. it was very methodical, un emotion emotional. this was a planned crime where someone absolutely wanted not to just shoot this man but wanted to kill him and appeared to lack any emotion when they got into their van and drove away after this horrible crime. >> and in broad daylight. you say there were possible witnesses. >> yeah. well, meredith, if somebody wanted to kill clint van sant they could say, well, i could hang around his house. maybe he'll shovel snow, go to the show or go to the store or something. but in this case, somebody knew this narrow window of time when he drops his son off at day care. they knew to be t

>> angela and sammy sweetheart, ronnie. >> there you go! >> what? get bonus points. dina's in. >> she's like snooki you without the lady-like elegance. >> class move. >> 1-0. >> number two, with the golden globes taking place this weekend, talk about the highest grossing film of the year. >> who was it? no, i don't know. >> start again. >> what was the highest grossing film of 2010? >> give me the choices. >> "inception." "toy story 3" "harry potter and the deathly hallows, part 1." and, d, the twilight saga eclipse. >> "toy story". >> i said "3." >> do we have judges? >> 1-1. >> i'm going to give it to her. >> that was my favorite. cried like a baby. >> i did, too. grown men wailed. number three, let's watch the following movie clip from the 1997 hit "titanic." >> woo! >> i can see the statue of liberty already. very small, of course. >> all right. what is the famous line that leonardo dicaprio said right there. "i'm the king of the world!" >> there you go. >> what did you drop something? you're really competitive. hoda -- >> i'm the king of the wo