where does it end >> jon: you're representing that viewpoint with rue mcclanahan's look? >> this is nancy reagan. how could you not have known that? rue wore floral print. >> i have to break in here jon: al this is an attack on a beautiful woman and one of her... one of my very dear friends michelle obama. you know what? i will not stand for it. >> madrigal campaign emails isn't friendship, pal >> shut up, nancy. not just campaign emails. we talk all the time on the phone, facebook. we've been close for three years after meeting on twitter. >> (laughing) oh, my god. jon: al, have you actually met the first lady in person? >> not in person but we're supposed to meet. she's on busy. >> jon: al, i think you've been held by hawaiian prankster ronaiah tuiasosopo >> no. i got ronaiah tuiasosopoed? no! >> wow, somebody looks like an idiot. >> jon: thanks, guys. welcome back. not only was today barack obama's inauguration, it was also martin luther king day. for his thoughts on this historic occasion we're joined by senior black correspondent morgan freeman. >> thanks, jim. that'

and the most important thing about gumbo is the rue. >> it's always that dark rue.t gives it that beautiful louisiana flavor. >> oh my goodness. >> what else do you have? you have some okra. >> we have some as a garnish. we don't want to cook our seafood too long here. >> because it will be hard. >> that's right. we'll take a piece of our shrimp down. these are wild caught out of the gulf of mexico. just like they should be. beautiful. red fish there. i tell you what, i love oysters. so salty, so plump and juicy. these are beautiful. >> oh wow. >> and okra is actually -- >> i like okra. >> it is really good. the gumbo is the african word for okra, so it's been around for a listening time. look at that. simple, fresh louisiana seafood, killer flavor. find the dishes just like this and many more in the commanders palace menu, especially for super bowl. >> can i taste it? >> would you please? >> i have my spoon. let's see how you did it. >> it's quite hot, be careful. >> you know -- it doesn't have to be complicated. >> you don't come for a meal, you come for the exper

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the first was jeff averly and joe rue. they've been together nearly 14 years and are in the process of adopting their 2-month-old niece. >> the first day they said i could get the license i ran over here. i work across the street. they're asking me when do you want to get married and i'm like as soon as possible and this was the first time and we took. it >> maryland is one of nine states in the u.s. now where same sex marriage is legal. they're also performed in the district. >>> welcome back. >> thank you. >> gang is all together again for 2013. >> yes, it is. >> ready for a great new year. >> and a cool start. >>> i was tweeting when i was on vacation how nervous i was with the philadelphia game and dallas game. >> are you nervous again? >> i'm really nervous now. >> you need to take a deep breath. >> nervous excitement. >> which is kind of nice. there's the best christmas presently, redskins in the playoffs. let's -- present i had, redskins in the playoffs. temperatures falling pretty fast, 35 downtown, dew points stil

but chuck's record, when i say rue the day, it's an embarrassment.nk his performance -- i don't mean pay a terrible price for it but what's going to happen he's going to get confirmed, he's going to do a great job and, you know, for the rest of your life you'll have to explain why you voted no. i just think he's -- i understand why people are concerned about his policies and his positions on various issues, but i know him to be a strong supporter of israel, of keeping our military strong, and i know him to be, i would say, a cautious user of military force because he fought in a war that was popular in the beginning and unpopular in the end. 75% of the american people want to get out of afghanistan as quickly as possible and a relatively small fraction of american people even know that they're there. so we have to be -- we need a secretary of defense who wants to keep our military strong, who understands the need to use force in order to preserve peace but you ought to use it cautiously. and i think he's the perfect person to manage the transition fr

. >> it's rue and disrespectful. someone has privacy, you expect them to respect that. >> reporter: though job placement experts advise leaving embarrassing photos off social media sites, employers also don don't have the right to rum paj through a prospective employer's past. >> it's like having the keys to a house and looking through diaries. >> reporter: indoor use of generators or charcoal fires can create a build up of co2 gas. >> a lot of people felt they had no alternative but to bring something in their home. >> reporter: in florida it's now legal to flash your headlights to warn of a speed trap ahead. the minimum wage goes up in ten states, where it's more than the federal rate of $7.75 an hour. washington has the highest of those states at 9.19 an hour. >>> as always, you can let us know why you're awake and watching. shoot us an e-mail at waytooearly@msnbc or tweet me @markhalperin. it was a frantic day of college bowl games as we count down to the big match-up next monday between alabama and notre dame. >

and it is going to be a family rue union at the super bowl in two weeks thanks to two incredible championship games. >> intercepted in the end zone. gary williams ices and baltimore is heading to new orleans. >> coach john harbaugh and the ravens took down the perennial favorite new england patriots 28-13. baltimore trailed at the half but scored 21 unanswered points to close out the game. it's their first trip to the super bowl since they won it 12 years ago. >>> on the other sideline in new orleans will be john's brother jim harbaugh. his team, the san francisco 49ers mounted an historic comeback to beat the atlanta falcons 28-24. it's their first trip to the title game since 1995 and it marks the first time in nfl history that two head coaching brothers will face off for the nfl's crown jewel. going to be a family affair in new orleans. >> indeed. eun and aaron. >> can i just tell you that my second grader, the only question he wanted to know, who does his mom root for, the har-bowl, the brothers. >> great question. >> i said both teams. >> thanks, pat. >>> want one more look at our foreca

look at the temperatures 46 in rue lee right now. 2 -- raleigh right now. 2 below in canada and international falls. you love that spot international falls. >> i winter there. >> it's beautiful. 14 below zero right now. not feeling too beautiful. more coming up. >> i got a pickle lake. >> pickle lake. >> yeah. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is hospitalized with a potentially serious blood clot. her doctors revealed exactly where it was located. here's the details. >> reporter: we have details about what precisely happened to secretary of state clinton. the specific blood clot as well. the clot we are talking about it was unclear where it was located previously but whoa know it's in a -- we know it's in a blood vessel located near the brain but not on the brain but it drains blood away from the brain. it's called a cerebral brain. in secretary clinton's case it's on the right side of the head the right side here. i will so you the left side for the sake of demonstration here. if i remove the hemisphere of the brain, you can see where the veins are. see the blue area right in there, tha

one thing icahn said which is absolutely rue is that ackman is absolutely a risk of a short squeeze.r of all short squeezes, i think that is accurate. >> ackman didn't answer the question either. >> how is he going to answer that? that's a legitimate risk. on the other hand, the thing ackman handled well was he only tried to stick to the facts. i think he could have gotten the name calling, didn't see that as much. >> he's laid out his facts. he's been very transparent about it. i thought ackman did a great job and won that debate. he is at risk of a short squeeze. all the weak hands that bought it outside of third point which have very strong hands, if there's any fundamental bad news, if there is any traction on some sort of government investigation, this stock will be at 30 very quickly. how long do you think those guys are going to hold on to. to me, i think you have a lot of opportunistic longs. when this thing dropped in half in almost a very short period of time, it has not made a new high for mid december and it's stuck here in a lot of ways. >> that means icahn won. the mark

happens is the mailing information is provided to us from the applicant via the affidavit saying this is rue and accurate and we use that information as part of the area that is to be notified all of the individuals to be notified. >> may i have that answer back? >>> what happens is the applicant as part of the application provides us with the mailing labels and the postage very similar to the planning department and their notification requirement affidavit we use that information as part of the department's notice. >> okay. sorry to interrupt you i wanted to make sure i heard that. >> no it's the same we are getting to the same point. >>> thank you. . >> commissioners i think we need to verify that the notice was appropriate and that it was accurate and that the comments that were made and the information in the brief was not new information. even though i voted against this particular case, most of the stuff that was presented both orally and in writing was not new information. and did not in my opinion manifest justice. they issued a proper due process on the mailing however which, is an

it seems everyone wants a piece of to bed while beijing rues the region with riches the western media focuses on human rights abuses r.t. europe is kind of went to gauge the feeling on the ground there. of the garment quality of china a slogan so widespread in tibet it's even displayed on taxis here everything is an ambiguous mix of modern technology and tradition communism and religion. six his son is a buddhist monk but ten years ago this elderly man joined the communist. or do i knew the party is breathing new life into our nation and the margins your time in the capital were shops and businesses beneath the monasteries on the hills this is quite a normal scene for us every day believers gather in the city center to pray right outside what is traditions are very strong here but at the same time chinese national red flags are hanging almost on every poll in every building as a constant reminder which country tibet is a part of. for decades china has been accused of occupying tibet and destroying its culture human rights organizations report numerous abuses there on a daily basis som

future for this part of the world so i'm going to be providing we have live coverage here in davos the rue the day and i'll be back later with the business president at six thirty and eight thirty g.m.t. . north korea has threatened its southern neighbor with physical countermeasures if adjoins the latest round of u.n. sanctions a stark warning came just a day after north korea announced it would conduct a said nuclear test saying it's atomic and missile programs are targeting the two us brian becker from the anti will once a coalition says the situation on the korean peninsula is extremely volatile but pyongyang as of recent actions could actually be keeping the balance of putin's. korea is the most heavily militarized part of the planet the u.s. won't sign the landmine treaty one of the few countries not to be a signatory to it because they say they may need it in korea there's constant incidence in north korea one of those could blow up and become a major conflagration it's a serious problem every time any country says that they are going to defend themselves from the united states the

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>> mush m rues could be tested and used to help people. >> the reason it is called coca-cola is because at the turn of the century it was made with black tar heroin. >> hence the word coca-cola. >> this is why my philosophies will never gain ground. >> what greg is trying to say if you have a problem with your marriage smoke crack with your partner. that was the point. all substances whether they are plastic and chemical they are inert. you put them through a study and find out they have an at trough beaut to help somebody. >> you want to talk about bath salts? the autopsy never had bath salts. the bath salts is a description for a cheap mess. that was in order to bring it to market. it is not actually stuff you buy it back and beyond. >> you don't have to tell me. that's a mistake i will ever make again. >> i can hear tv's being turned off. >> this is a problem though. you can never de criminalize certain sub stan -- the substances if people don't understand they have a benefit and scientists know that. >> not every substance has a benefit. >> i argue. every substance -- poison. >> poi

. >> 7 is on your side tonight, a big recall from sub a rue. it is affecting all outback and legacy cars. it includes tri beck ca s.u.v.s from 2006 to 2012 the compensate says that moisture gets in beneath the doors that can melt plastic and start fires. >> 17 on your side where sales were better than expected that is thanks to a last-minute surge. shoppers spent cautiously during most of the season. but 20 major retailers say that their sales were up 4.5% compared to last dez. it was also a good month for alcohol sales. those sales brought in a profit of $132 million in the last fiscal year and contribute to the state's general fund. >> starting today parking rates are going up in silver springs and north bethesda. meters will go up to $1. there will be a quiz on this. for parking more than a hour go goes up to 65 cents. >> tonight, kathy griffin is make no apologies for a controversial antic during cnn's live coverage. she mimicked a sex addict on anderson cooper. griffin was asked about the backlash she said "if you think this is the part i'

. >> i think the democrats particularly are going to lose -- going to rue the day we made this decision to permanently remove any possibility for additional revenue. >> you cannot fund of the government with 2% from taxpayers. >> it is really less than 1% of american taxpayers affected, but we mentioned the payroll tax increases. there is also an inheritance tax increase up 5%. add to that the sequestered and the debt ceiling and there was not a lot of celebration today on the hill. >> coming up at 5:30, our coverage of the fiscal cliff and more on the sandy aid package that has fallen through the cracks. >> we want to get to some breaking news that -- secretary of state hillary clinton is out of the hospital. she left a hospital late this afternoon with her husband and daughter by her side. she was admitted to new york presbyterian hospital on sunday after a clot was found during a follow-up exam. doctors expect to make a full recovery. >> news chopper 7 was over the scene of the merchant tire store where a hand grenade was found in the parking lot. police were able to determine the de

the school superintendent said that they would try to make it as much of a normal rue tin as possibledoing the kinds of things that they know are good for kids and that they would be familiar with. gary tuchman had a chance to talk to a couple of people at newtown. one set of the parents sent their 7-year-old daughter back to school today. >> reporter: he will la is a first grader at sandy hook elementary. >> what do you think you are going to do today? >> i don't know. >> excited to see everyone? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: she is eating breakfast, getting ready for her first day of school since the horrible day three weeks ago. >> it's a cheesy egg sandwich, one of our favorites, right? with ketchup. >> reporter: she had her nails painted with sandy hook colors. her mom and dad, amy and ed, believe that she is emotionally ready to go back to the school in the neighboring town where sandy hook for the time being has been relocated. >> have you decided how mom is going to do wrur hair? >>. >> yeah, you're going to braid my hair and i'm going to keep the headbandon. >> reporter: how do you

others on the right were up in arms over rue nors about what the trip would cost. >> i think we know that just within a day or so, the president of the united states will be taking a trip over to india that is expected to cost the taxpayers $200 million a day. we have never seen a trip at this level before at this level of excess. and i think it's not a good signal to send to the american people when the american people are, quite frankly, struggling right now with high job losses. >> $200 million a day would have surpassed the daily cost of the war in afghanistan at the time. it was started by an unnamed source on an indian news web site. we can't talk about conspiracy theories without bringing up rush limbaugh. this past august was cancelled due to hurricane isaac. >> you've got a hurricane coming. the national hurricane center, which is a government agency, very hopeful that the hurricane gets near tampa. the national hurricane center is obama. it's a national weather service, part of the commerce department. it's obama. i can see obama sending fema in advance of the hurricane hit

by a 90 vote margin the house of representatives voted to extend the busher rue tax cuts and extend unemployment benefits for 2 million people. we heard from president obama before he headed back to hawaii for his vacation around midnight. he said he is happy. >> today's agreement enshrines a principal that remains in place as long as i am president. the deficit needs to be reduced in a way that is balanced. everyone pays their fair share everyone does their part that's how our economy works best. that's how we grow. >> this deal raises $41s in new taxes for every $1 of spending cuts. republicans who voted for it like speaker boehner who doesn't typically cast a vote declares they intend to fight harder for spending cuts in the new year. speaker boehner says quote now the focus turns to spending. the american people releblthed a republican majority in the house we will use it to hold the president accountable for the balanced approach he said for the reforms driving our country deeper and deeper into debt. the second ranking republican in the house after speaker boehner is majority leader is eri

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i own bank of america personally, but to say i think most of the people that would argue they would rue america ever accrued countrywide. we may have gotten by the fannie and freddie thing but we are not passed countrywide just yet. once you do, you can get a little bit more clear skies. the financials are a pure play against an improving economy. that is a procyclical type investment strategy looking at industrial financial technology. i think that is where we are. liz: american express, you also like leucadia as another pic. i guess it acts as a dow component. would love to know your perspective right now. >> they put out a good number today. again, here' here is another sin where management is running the business very well. additionally they have the right kind of finance in here right now, the upper echelon client, those people who pay their bills and pay them on time, you also have the benefit getting exposure in the emerging market. one of the keys for being successful for big businesses right now is to make sure you have exposure in these emerging markets. that is where real gro

. >> this is a fox news alert from america's news m rue. i am andy levy.ws out of brazil where a cat has been arrested after being caught attempting to struggle contraband into a prison. he was caught crossing into the main gate with a cell phone, earphones, drill bits and a file taped to his body. a prison spokesperson says they have no leads at this time as the cat has refused to talk. although the cat is white they refuse to speculate about possible racial motives in the case. and they were not pleased when this reporter asked if the prison was named paw shank. that was a fox news alert. now back to "red eye." >>> this is an amazing story. it is the first time i have seen a cat used as a mule. >> i have never seen somebody try to kiester a pussy. >> that was disgusting. >> we will see if that will stay in edit. >> well, it is a cat. >> yes, it is a cat. >> saws, drill bits and cell phone. but no drugs. it sounds like somebody forgot to check that cat ss. that cat's ass. >> tragic. >> just drill bits, wide drill bits. >> maybe the cat was helping them br

. >> rue da bay ga rue da bay ga. >> stephanie: i can't find it.. >> thai food is not the best for breakfast. >> stephanie: why? >> it's a spicy. >> stephanie: i don't get it spicy. >> you can put hot sauce on your eggs. >> i don't like that as well. >> stephanie: i'm not eating spicy. i'm eating [ inaudible ]. >> is it from that place i told you about? >> stephanie: yes. yes. oh, my god -- by the way here is a little story -- i think i'll do a little story instead of going to the assault weapon's ban. as you know i'm a -- >> shut in. >> stephanie: elderly shutten, and a single loser, so chris not only produces my show he produces my life. explain how i couldn't have gotten around washington without you. >> you couldn't. >> stephanie: chris had an iphone and i also didn't know how to operate the -- >> oh the turnstile thing. >> stephanie: it was like having a toddler. it was like take your ticket off. get on the train. get off of the train. >> sit down. >> stephanie: take your ticket out -- >> i threw it away. >> stephanie: anyway he does he produc

this affair was widely rue motor but nobody really believed it was happening until it was discovered.ah. so do you believe he did the right thing by resigning? >> here's the thing that people don't realize. you know, adultery, it's a crime in the uniformed code of military justice. >> even if you're retired. >> there's an old saying generals only retire when they go bed at night. he felt bound by that code. i'm told reliably president obama sat on his resignation letter for a full day. he didn't want to accept it. petraeus insisted. >> you think the president should have the scandal. >> do you think the president should have accepted the resignation? >> the cia is a weird place when it comes to moral stands too. but the thing to keep in mind about petraeus is aside from all this, that same personality that might have led to the scandal also led to a genuine revolution within the united states army and the story of david petraeus is the story of that revolution and this is a matter of life and death of war and peace. it affected the way the army fought in iraq and afghanistan for bette

rues are still in the process of clearing those trees. >>> some northern virginia drivers have their fair share of flooding issues. water forced crews to close several roads and even affected vre rail service. megan mcgrath shows us the problems. >> reporter: it was a lot of rain that fell. some places in northern virginia got two to three inches in just a couple of hours. the result, flash flooding and a tricky commute. owns and cops blocked all lanes of annandale road. it made it too tough for traffic. vre commuters found a similar problem on their way to the broad run station. the torrential rain caused the nearby creek to swap piper lane. folks had to turn around and use the station's other entrance. >> this is craziness. now i have to figure out how to get to work. >> reporter: are you late? >> yes. but hi no idea that we were so below the flood line here. >> it is okay. not as bad as a hurricane. >> reporter: the flooding didn't just impact roads. rails were also under water. vre's fredericksburg line had delays. at times up to 20 minutes. and concerns about flash flooding prom

so he has such a rue goldberg machine in his head, in terms of this massive conspiracy to depopulate united states. to literally kill americans, that, you know, when you come to talk to him about give ups or anything remotely within the political mainstream, he simply goes off his rocker. and i agree. i mean, this is very much the scary part of the militia world. it's not that people think the constitution is a great thing and ought to be defended, it's that they take these views to the very far-out reaches to the point where they think anyone who does anything in terms of law enforcement or anything along those lines is some part of some kind of fascist plot. >> let me bring in nick again. nick, there is a concerted effort going on now by some american politicians to actually get real action. you can sense it, there is a movement here, president obama, joe biden, dianne feinstein and others, they really are determined to try to make a difference now. is it going to be successful? >> i fear that it is not going to be very successful. and if i can push back at one thing you said, i me

i am grateful to and rue for the aid he has lent me over the years and also to a former executive director, dan jordan, and leslie bowman, current executive director of monticello, for their support in the past and in the present. this is a magnificent resource and monticello is perhaps the leading public history site for the study of slavery in the united states. the study of that subject is really very difficult for a number of reasons. one is it is hard to find documents and the other is the psychological impediments that we americans have in that as described by my old neighbor, who happens to be the father of my editor, he said americans buy our own traditions are the most innocent people on earth. we never do anything wrong as a people and the country still is difficult to learn from the past because there was never any right and wrong. we always come out innocent. when one encounters a phenomenon such as slavery which seems so-called legal we have to find some way of dealing with it and we usually rapid in the word paradox, which is we suspend all judgment and say we just can't figu

in the book, but the big point everything sensible is mean and everything bad is justified under the rue brick of tolerance so the joke about taking your pants off in the library is now tolerable. saying that i don't want that happening is narrow minded. that's what's happening today. basic common sense is considered wrong, irrelevant, bad, blah, blah, blah. i want to talk about the fact that i'm here at the reagan library, which is kind of amazing. of all the presidents that i've met, he is my favorite. [applause] he's the only president i've met. [laughter] i want to tell you about how that happened because, you know, i don't know many people that have met him, and i was lucky to meet him. in 1987, i worked for a magazine calmed "the american spectator," and my job consistented of going to the drugstore a lot picking up mysterious things. [laughter] i won't get into it further because this is on c-span, and i'm still friends with bob. my take home pay for two weeks was $360. for two weeks. i lived with two elderly ladies. i had nothing, nothing. when anybody complains when they are you

i don't know if it's because i'm at, it's at a good number or if it's because the people rue help nayslly treat me well. and they do. >> rose: do they love you. >> they certainly, it's never a drag when someone comes up and says something nice. >> rose: i never quite understood that. just came for people who say it's a bother, you know. in the end, the 100 million albums, no matter how many great honors, that's the honor that must be the most satisfying. >> it comes down to people to be useful i think. to being, that there are a lot of people who from time to time find it either pleasant or therapeutic or celebratory or something to listen to one of my songs to put it on or to go to a concert and hear that. that's what keeps me going. >> rose: do you like to listen. >> sometimes although i tend to focus on what went wrong or what didn't get done or you know. i hear i'm still listening to the potential. >> rose: are you really. >> when i'm recording. >> rose: almost analytic. >> yes, critical. but you know, some of them i do like to listen to. mostly i like to play them. it's a funny th

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