i am sam. i am sam. sam i am. that's sam i am. that's sam i am. i do not like that sam i am. do you like green hags and ham? >> i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> would you like them here or there? >> i would not like them here or there. i would not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. >> would you like them in a house? would you like them with a mouse? >> i do not like them in a house. i do not like them with a mouse. i do not like them here or there. i do not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> would you eat them in a box? would you eat them with a fox? >> not in a box, not with a fox, not in a house, not with a mouse. i would not eat them here or there. i would not eat them anywhere. i would not eat green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> would you, could you in a car, eat them, eat them, here they are. >> i would not in a car. >> you may like them in a tree. >> i would not, could not in a tree, not in a car. let me be. i do not l

i am sam. i am sam. sam hy em. sam i am, that sam i am, i do not like that sam i am. the light green eggs and ham? >> i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> would you like them here or there? >> i would not like them here or there. i would not like them anywhere. i did not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. >> would you like them a house? would you like them with a mouse? >> i do not like them in a house. i do not like them with a mouse. i deny glick them here or there. i do not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. >> would you eat them in a box? would you eat them with a fox? >> not in a box, not with a fox, not in a house. will not with a mouse. i would not even here or there. i would not eat them anywhere. i would not eat green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. >> would you, could you in a car? eat them, edam legal and here they are. >> i would not be able could not in a car. >> you may like and you will see. you may like the ministry. >> i would not the google

sam is down in atlanta and has the latest this morning. good morning, sam. >>> hey, robin. yeah, we're down in atlanta for great stuff. let's get to the boards. there's one or two things going on for the mid-atlantic or the northeast, this is a snowmaker. already eight states have gone to warnings this morning. there will be more than 6 inches, in some case, up to a foot of snow in new england. here's who gets snow. right along the coastline, philly, new york, boston. even in portland, maine, it will be more of a mixed event. look at this, more than a foot of snow. this is not the first time we've had an april fool's day storm. and it not the first time that there's been snow in new england in april. but this is going to be a big one and it's going to affect a lot of people. this going to have strong gusty winds with it as well. we'll go through all the hits of this storm, what time it starts. in d.c., baltimore, 2:00 in the afternoon. by 9:00 at night, in new york city, you'll start to see your first precip falling. we'll go over the changeover times. also, strong to sever

i am sam. i am sam. sam i am. that's sam i am. that's sam i am. i do not like that sam i am. do you like green hags and ham? >> i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> would you like them here or there? >> i would not like them here or there. i would not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam i am. >> would you like them in a house? would you like them with a mouse? >> i do not like them in a house. i do not like them with a mouse. i do not like them here or there. i do not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> would you eat them in a box? would you eat them with a fox? >> not in a box, not with a fox, not in a house, not with a mouse. i would not eat them here or there. i would not eat them anywhere. i would not eat green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> would you, could you in a car, eat them, eat them, here they are. >> i would not in a car. >> you may like them in a tree. >> i would not, could not in a tree, not in a car. let me be. i do not l

go to my web site sam quinones.com. i've got numerous stories up there now and i'm looking for many more. i don't pay anything but i do edit and sometimes that is more important. that is what i'm working on now and hoping to do a be a book as well on the issues of kidnapping and home invasion and robberies in phoenix. >> i am continuing my journalism. i have a story coming out this week about kind of the historical look at the great copper mined strike of arizona in 1983 which would be very useful for us to review right now now that we have the new coppermine trying to come into arizona and what happened there and what happened to those people. as far as my reporting on immigration i am really interested in looking at the detention centers that i mentioned earlier and the federal detention centers in which migrants are held with essentially no rights. they don't have the right to -- they have no rights at all and they are held for ready much indefinitely without charges and without any expectations.

. >>> now, to sam with the weather. hey, sam. >> the skies are alive with lightning. take a look at the storm site. we have a lightning tracker on it. when it blows up, it really does. it will show you every lightning strike within the last hour. last hour, there was 83,000. this hour, 80,000. but that's a lot of lightning. this place will continue to be the problem zone. from new orleans to tallahassee to savannah, jacksonville, tampa. you're all in in. it will be stormy all day long. is this a snowstorm on april fools' day or not? for inland areas, we think it is. how much of this will mix with snow when it starts with rain? we'll have another 24 hours to take a look at it. we'll be talking about it big-time tomorrow morning, thursday night into friday, is that time zone. take a look. most of the country is in good shape. a little mess in the northwest. more weather in the next half hour. what do you think, robin? a little snowstorm on friday? are you up for that? >> stop. don't even. >> wow. >> you're feeling the heat. thanks, sam. >>> there is outrage over seaworl

i am samberg out i am sam. sam i am. that sam i am i do not like that sam i am. deal like green aches and ham? >> i do not like them and sam i am. >> would you like them here or there? >> i would not like them anywhere. i do not like the green asean ham i do not like them a sam i am. >> do like them in a house would you like them with a mouse? >> i do not like them in the house. i do not like them with the mouse. i do not like this here or there i do not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them sam i am. >> would you keep them in a box with a fox? >> not in a box not with the fox not in-house not with a mouse. i would not eat them here or there. i would not eat them anywhere. firewood not eat green asean am i do not like them at sam i am. >> would you could you in a car? e to them. here they are. >> i would not could not in a car. >> you may like then you may see you may like them and 83. >> i could not its three not it a car you i do not like them in the box with the fox and a house or with a mouse. i do not like this here or ther

sam? >> as bad as the flooding looks, it's worse in the northeast by thursday. 21 states have flood watches and warnings. new orleans, atlanta, washington, to new york city. here's the deal. the big storm system that today delivers the heavy rain in louisiana, in alabama, in western tennessee, over the next, call it all the way to thursday. thursday, that heavy rain, up to four inches of rain, is right back in those areas, where you just saw linsey showing flooding. four inches of rain. and the flooding, with that melt, will get even worse by the end of the week. we'll have all of the nation's weather in a minute. robin? >> sam, thanks. >>> we're going to change gears to skyrocketing gas prices. up 14 cents the past week, to $3.52 a gallon. that's according to government figures. the average isn't always what you pay. sometimes it's more, much more. our matt gutman tracked down a station with some of the most expensive gas in all of the land. he's in orlando for us this morning. good morni

and looking at sam's tie, too.milar, you guys. >> are we -- emeralds of the green. >> it's true, the green. >> very nice. >> sam? >> thank you, robin. some folks were tweeting saying they didn't notice i was wearing the green. just like george. let's start with pictures out of hawaii. on march 11th, we were waiting for pictures of what the tsunamis might do to hawaii. there was some damage. this is the in kailua-kona area. they brought us pictures to say on that day there was damage. the beach-front shop on the kailua-kona area. let's show you what it looks like on the hawaii five-day plan. just since we're there. you can guess. 80, 85 degrees and plenty of sunshine. we get into the middle of the country. light showers for chicagoland and minneapolis today. here's the big deal. temperatures warm up. there's some flooding going on, from the dakotas to minnesota, wisconsin involved in this. iowa, as well. illinois, the ohio river, the mississippi river. this is likely to get a little bit worse. as things >>> here's w

>> what do you want, sam?ht down the house at the 2011 grammys. she sang this aretha franklin classic. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t take care of tcb ♪ >> the perfect song for this superstar. she earns our respect in music and movies. she is a mom. and has a brand-new record out, a cd out, called "i remember me." we're so happy to have jennifer hudson back with us again this morning. you have been a dear friend to this program. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> sam was having a good time. singing along with you. >> i see. no, he didn't. >> i saw you. well, you didn't see me. i saw you on the red carpet. you talked to tim gunn. you were looking fantastic. >> thank you. >> you like the girlie-girlie thing? >> i'm loving it now more than ever. it's been a lot of fun. it's been amazing. at night, i can't even sleep to see what i'm going to wear the next day. >> really? why are you en -- are we hearing little david? why do you enjoy it now more than ever? >> oh, my god. well, it's been so much more fun getting ready. and

sam will have the forecast in a moment. but first, matt gutman joins us from westmoreland county, pennsylvania. where golf ball size hail rained down. >> reporter: good morning. the roof of this house was off roof shingles thrown all over the place. it was 15 minutes of absolute terror which their entire neighborhood was reassembled. porches off the streets, houses absolutely flattened down this hill. >> oh, my god. if you can see that. >> reporter: with the funnel cloud hammering right towards them. >> the tornado right there. get in the school. >> reporter: one student caught it on his cell phone. >> all of a sudden, it disappeared. i looked around. it landed 50 feet in front of me. >> we don't get tornadoes here. >> reporter: in all, close to 330 reports of severe weather in 9 states. and amateur storm chasers were out in force, recording every crazy moment. here in pennsylvania, severe damage to dozens of homes, businesses, and two schools. the winds suck giant oaks right from the ground and tore through homes. >> i jus

yeah, sam and margaret, i want to ask you almost the oppositet question. you've both talked about it, especially sam earlier about --e or both of you, how much time o your need to spend with somebody to tell their stories to get ito out of them. you can't help but to connect with people. people tell you things that maybe they've never shared with anybody ever. sh how as professional reporters can you stay dispassionate and just report, or for that matter, do you, and does it matter? >> i don't think you need to stayty passionate. e.ispassionate. i've never felt that way about reporting, and i have found, actually, when i meet these people in crisis, i can actually do something to help them which is listening to them. jay and i together, actually, were on a story where we were, we went out with four star which is the border patrol agency w that's the s.w.a.t. team, you know, for search and rescue. and we went out to sort of do a story s on them, and no sooner e were this truck with the guy for about half an hour, and he got a call that this dangerously inju

>> all right, sam.n the meantime, to a disturbing, new trend we have been talking about from time to time. teens taking texting to the extreme. making racy videos that could come back to haunt them. elisabeth hasselbeck had a frank discussion with teenagers about this. and some of the subject matter may be a little tough for some to take. keep that in mind. >> reporter: we'll watch it first and talk with the kids later. as parents, we've been told to control the images our children see, we should monitor searches on home computers and on laptops. but now, hand held devices are being used to send erotic videos. and the problem, experts say, is getting increasingly worse. for melody, not a day goes by that she doesn't think about the events that unfolded during her junior year in high school. when a video she made for a high school crush earned her the nickname, porn star. >> he asked me to send a video using my web cam, of me taking my clothes off. i did it after school one day and sent it to him. >> rep

that's the philly musettes. >> i can see sam off to the side.e going to turn first to the scandal rattling the fashion industry. world-famous fashion designer, john galliano, issued an apology for the anti-semitic outburst caught on tape. that sent shock waves through the fashion industry. when the video of him praising hitler went viral, he lost his job with fashion house christian dior. but could he go to jail for allegedly spewing racially-charged insults? our weekend anchor, dan harris is here. >> reporter: he could go to jail for this. in france, it's illegal to incite racism. the trial set for the spring is likely to be a sensational one. for now, galliano has gone into rehab, as some of the biggest names in the fashion industry are actually rushing to his defense. john galliano is famous for his risky and risque designs. and for his flamboyant personal style. he's credited with taking the once-conservative christian dior, and giving it a wilder image own more robust bottom line. >> in the fashion world, john galliano is probably one of th

now for the weather with sam, hey, sam. >> hey, juju. i have to say it. you look really good. up? >> i'm afraid so, sam. >> good morning, everybody. how are you? i'm feeling a little spring break going on right now. where are you guys from? >> minnesota. and we're from wisconsin. >> outside of philadelphia. >> would you call this your spring break? >> yes. this is my spring break from james madison university. >> and spring break's everywhere. >> from virginia. >> all right. let's get to the boards. from florida, as well. wait, wait, wait. we'll go over the fact that you left florida to come here for spring break. let's get to the boards. we're going to start with pictures out of tampa this morning. a rough line of storms moved through there not so long ago. 44-mile-per-hour wind gusts all of the way into orlando. and this is part of the zone that will be seeing the strong to severe thunderstorms that are part of this supersoaker, is what we're calling it, all along the eastern seaboard. take a look at the rainfall totals. and, sure, the blues are heavy enough with inch, inch

now time for sam who is out with new friends, hi, sam. >> good morning, juju. i'm on a limb.oo bad. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we need to talk about. we're going to start with a live shot of new york city. as the day goes on today, it will be a nice day. but after midnight, the rain gets in here. it will be a terrible, punishing rain after that. thursday, big-time, messy, sloppy day for a lot of places. washington, d.c., all this rain starts tonight around 6:00. philadelphia -- i'm sorry. 9:00 tonight in d.c. philadelphia, a little around 10:00, 11:00. new york city, the rain starts about midnight or shortly thereafter. three to four inches of rain, punishing an area that's seen flooding this weekend. that's why we're trying to get the word out. and be as serious as we can. if you've been in flood zones, you're going to have more flooding here. gorgeous in the west. san diego, at 73. l.a. at 77. palm springs at 83 degrees. phoenix, 80 degrees. it's your first time on tv. you're more concerned how you look? george? >> got his priorities, sam. >>> in ou

sam this isn't just jelly on the belly that the government is forcing women to experience in texas if this passes and this is absolutely ridiculous we had south dakota we had georgia we had h.r. three of us congress and now we have this rick perry i still live in matagorda bay texas rick perry governor rick perry should be ashamed of himself he's got a twenty seven billion dollars deficit tom and this is what he considers an emergency to take women's rights and put them on the cutting room floor it's absolutely inexcusable and it's an urgency because babies' lives are all saying any story going in as well not good no and it's not good for babies sleep something that you know will very urgent by the procedure what if i could row versus wade was passed because women were dying like flies heather dying like flies and so what was happening if you didn't give them an opportunity to have safe and legal abortions they took matters into their own hands were overseas wade was passed to protect women of this nation and you have and we are it really upsets me about this this is not heather about

and josh elliott's in for juju chang. >> robin, sam, thank you. east. a new sign of revolution in syria this morning. of the nation's entire cabinet resigned in an attempt to appease protesters taking part in the most dramatic unrest in decades. secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. will not intervene in syria. >>> president obama is standing by his decision to use military force in libya but promised not to involve ground troops. he promised to hand off the leading role to nato. he said it would be a mistake to seek a rejeenl change but insists a massacre had to be prevented. gadhafi declared he would show no mercy to his own people. it is not within our national interest to let that happen. i refused to let that happen. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton and other coalition diplomats are meeting with opposition leaders in london today. but how is the president's message going over inside of libya? abc's alex marquardt has been talking to people in the city of benghazi. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, josh. oppositio

. >>> let's get the weather now and sam. what do you have, sam?> we're going to start with the forecast of japan. i'm watching you guys thinking, it's times like this that we can take someone else's situation and learn from it and be prepared for any kind of disaster that is near us. that's good information. an area of high pressure moves across northern japan. basically, all of the winds have been flowing offshore. they continue to be light and flowing offshore. there's something not good about the light wind situation. that means you can get drifting of whatever radioactive pollution comes out of the plants now. it can drift in other areas if there's not a strong, searing wind. we don't see one over the next couple of days. these rivers are in flood 19 river gauges,. because we've had up-and-down temperatures in this area. we're melting some snow. next week we have heavy rain. we're going to talk about the big-time flooding forecast for the middle of the country. the official forecast is out. and it's not good news. the big heat is out of the so

we'll tell you what it takes to win. >>> time, now, for sam champion. has sam ventured out?s," did you pull out new favorites yet? >> kirstie alley. >> kendra. >> i'm willing to wait, too. let's get to the boards, quickly. we'll show you what's going on outside washington, d.c., first of all. yesterday, 70 degrees. today, barely 49, 50 degrees. that's the up-and-down of march. it will do that in the new york area, d.c. area, boston, as well. temperatures are cooler today. tomorrow, they're warm. then, colder again. midland, texas, dallas, 70 degrees. l.a. may be the dry spot. southern california, from l.a.-south, may escape some of the showers that crawls up the west coast. and stays there for a good part of the day, even with mountain snow. it is really nice temperatures in the middle of the country. that just means a melt all that weather was brought to you by castrol. >>> time to introduce you to a cast you'll know well this spring. the new "dancing with the stars" contestants have been picked. boxing legend, sugar ray leonard. kirstie alley, from "cheers." there's so man

hey, sam. >> hey, david.car. >> all right. >> and evan, the driver. >> evan's going to drive the car. first of all, we need to say, tell me the mileage thing on that thing. >> this holds america's record at 2,843 miles to the gallon. >> it's possible. you can do this. i know you have to strip this down. but we learn a lot about mileage by all the competitions that you guys have entered. in your years in trying to trim cars down to get good mileage, what's something we can learn from what your research is? >> 881 vehicles will be at this competition. and all of the innovations that people try to accomplish is the same thing. you get down to it, a lot of it is the tire pressure, one of the key things. and aerodynamics. our car is very slick. >> it is. and it's very small. evan, how tall are you, my friend? >> i'm 5'3". >> i couldn't fit in this thing. put your helmet on and drive away so we can see how it all works. you're not going to hit me. really? okay. i trust you. got to slide down in this thing. there's

george. >>> thank you, sam.ey, george, it's true, he may not be the most well-liked bachelor in history, but brad womack is ready to choose a bride. and i asked host chris harrison if he thinks this time brad is for real. and i got a little hint as to which lucky lady gets the rose. >> i would be honored if you would be my wife. >> reporter: over the past 15 seasons, 450 bachelorettes have competed for the hearts of bachelors. almost 1,000 roses have been distributed. >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: but only 30 lucky women have outlasted the competition to be the last two standing for the final rose decision. however, in recent seasons, receiving the rose hasn't always meant happily ever after. >> wow marry me? >> will you marry me? >> i would love to marry you. >> i haven't been able to stop thinking about you. my heart hasn't let go. my head hasn't let go. >> reporter: but flip-flopping jason isn't the only bachelor with his waffling ways. season 11th brad womack may take the cake. he dumped not jus

yesterday in a last-minute proposal councilman sam la cardo suggested postponing the vote on the deal. firefighters agreed to a 10% salary cut to help the city close its $105 million budget gap. now lacardo said the concessions are just not enough. mayor reed says while he agrees the 10% cut is not enough, he wants to move ahead with the contract. historically san jose firefighter unions have had a defiant attitude when it comes to city demands. >>> turning now to the disaster in japan. there are new concerns in japan's nuclear crisis. firefighters continue to spray water at the damaged nuclear power plant in fukushima. but now japanese leaders say harmful radiation levels have been detected in food and water near the plant. nbc's robert bazell has the latest from tokyo. >> reporter: there's two pieces of important news today

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getting reunited a little bit. >>> now, we go to sam champion with the weather. sam? want to introduce you to boston university, on their spring break. you guys, tell me to what you're doing here. >> we're here volunteering from boston university community service center. we're on an alternative spring break trip, volunteering at pots. >> honestly. it never occurred to me be to helpful on spring break. that's an awesome idea. thank you for the mic back. i was a little worried. you're the first person. usually, like this. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want to talk about as we head outside. we want to talk a little bit about the east coast situation. new york city has a gorgeous day today. it looks really good. by later tonight, midnight tonight into tomorrow, you get soaking rain in the area. the flooding will continue here of on the west coast, we have rain coming here. that's from san francisco north. the worst wind and rain will be from seattle to portland. we are live in times square this morning. all that weather was brought to you by quak

a little love. >> good to have you here. >>> let's get to sam. hey, sam.ries of this weekend was robin explaining how this tournament works at an airport restaurant in san francisco yesterday. i'm like sitting there looking at her, looking at her, looking at her, shaking my head say, yeah. >> you uttered something. >> no we're not going there. let's get to the boards. plus, they're telling me in the control room to get to the boards. we start with pictures out of georgia. we're going to go down 85 a little south of atlanta to moreland, georgia, if i'm right. yes. you can see the storms. a quick hit out of washington, d.c. manassas, virginia, snow there on the cherry blossoms. officially, 0.2 inches of snow, reagan airport is the official location there to measure all of washington's weather. we'll show you what happened yesterday and how spring does not come in. new york city still 48 by wednesday. this is well below normal this time of year. a little unusual, it spreads all across the cou >> and here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma" "morning menu." n

sam will have the forecast in a moment. but first, matt gutman joins us from westmoreland county, pennsylvania. where golf ball size hail rained down. >> reporter: good morning. the roof of this house was off roof shingles thrown all over

sam hose threw a hatchet, he was chopping wood, and killed the man. he was tracked down and the atlanta newspapers made it lurid that he had raped the wife which was completely untrue, killed the children, which was completely untrue. they caught him, brought him back and in front of 4,000 people, many of whom had taken a train from atlanta, he was burned at the stake twice. he was burned. he fell out. they put him back in. after he was dead, his organs were removed, his fingers were cut off. it was the most ghastly, horrific -- i've written about the middle ages and i've never seen anything like this. and 4,000 people watched -- women, children. people brought their children to watch this lynching, this burning, in 1899 and the reason i put it in was in the that a supreme court justice was present, but the decisions of the court, disemboiling the 14th amendment, making it impossible for black americans to seek equal justice under the law, made these kinds of incidents happen. tavis: even if you disagree politically with abolishing slavery or giving c

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sam champion. hey, sam. >> hey, juju. juju, we're with the crowd. mary, right?d this a long time ago to protect my teeth. >> you drink coffee through the straw. so, the coffee doesn't get to your teeth. >> that's right. >> i'm just thinking -- i almost went with genius. but it's not bad. it's not bad. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning as you head out the doors. check out the pictures of the fires in florida. we've been watching these things refuel overnight. it's now in brevard county, up to about 16,000 acres. they had to close down a 30-mile stretch of i-95 again. it's open today. but with this much smoke, it's going to depend on the wind there's. here's what happens with the winds the next three days. wednesday, the temperatures go from 70s to 80s. so, you're hot. it's dry. it's windy. not the best conditions for fighting the fires. so, keep an eye out. ftd in orlando, our friends keeping us up to date on that fire. and heavy rain in california. this is mountain snow, as well. i need to tell you this, is an avalanche problem bec

sam was cleaning her equipment, yes. the warriors outscored 21-19 in the 4th.the same computer that gave me santa clara, crment i.t. -- c.i.t., you have to pay. they won tonight. jackie, you thought you would get a kick out of sam. >> i do all the time. >> they need a good shaking every once again. >> good sake on the keyboard. >> you will go home knowing you beat up the computer. >> don't say that, the tech guys will be mad. you know what? this is none of your business. i gave you this morning. i got the score and you should be thanking l the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab test, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than 3 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ why use more when you can use less? ♪ super durable, super absorbent, super clean. bounty. the one-sheet clean picker-upper.

>> okay, sam.g in thailand when a tsunami ran into her beachfront resort. unfortunately, her boyfriend was killed in the tsunami. and nemacova survived by clinging to a palm tree for eight, harrowing hours. and she's here now. you had to look down. and couldn't look at the picture right there. thank you very much. and i know this is very important to you because of the work you have been doing since going through the tsunami yourself. you saw the images in japan, what was going through your mind? >> to see them on friday morning was horrifying. my heart was broken. and my love was going to everyone in japan. it's something so hard to imagine what they're going through. and i can imagine this because of my experience. and it's just so hopeless. >> when we see the images and just the waves, the destruction. can you describe for us the power that you felt from those waves? >> the power is so enormous. you feel powerless. you feel you can't do anything just to -- the before you fight, the more you lose

>> yes, sam will be there. >> jimmy: very interesting.love bug. >> jimmy: i love deanna. >> yes. >> jimmy: little love bug. i love your language that you have with her. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: you actually at some points, you don't speak english at all. you just make sounds. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you go like -- [ snooki sounds ] >> uh- huh. oh wow. you did it perfectly. >> jimmy: but what does that mean? 'cause there's different -- [ snooki sounds ] >> well, the one you did -- the one you did is just like, "whatever." >> jimmy: okay. >> and then when you're really sad, you go -- [ snooki sounds ] that's like really, really sad. >> jimmy: okay. >> and then like a whatever one is like -- [ snooki sounds ] [ laughter ] you just walk around and you're just like -- [ snooki sounds ] >> jimmy: and what is it? that just means, "whatever, whatever, whatever." >> it's just like, "i don't feel like talking. don't talk to me." [ snooki sounds ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then if it's something bad like, "we're not getting our nails done?" [ snooki sounds ] >>

sam was cleaning her equipment, yes. the warriors outscored 21-19 in the 4th.same computer that gave me santa clara, crment i.t. -- c.i.t., you have to pay. they won tonight. jackie, you thought you would get a kick out of sam. >> i do all the time. >> they need a good shaking every once again. >> good sake on the keyboard. >> you will go home knowing you beat up the computer. >> don't say that, the tech guys will be mad. you know what? this is none of your business. i gave you this morning. i got the score and you should be thanking [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink. 5 for 5 bucks every day. today tastes so good. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story

cut one penny from every dollar that uncle sam spent last year. next year cut back another penny. the one cent solution would lead to budget surpluses in seven years. now the self-appointed grown-ups in washington call the one cent solution and the balanced budget amendment gimmicks. they're wrong. after decades of plan, red ink, repeat, voters should realize that detailed plans are excuses for inaction. that's my two cents. i'm tim kane. >> tom: finally tonight, the business community is stepping up to help earthquake and tsunami victims in japan. so far corporate contributions have topped $151 million. some 47 companies have donated a million dollars or more. right now it's the fourth largest response to a natural disaster behind hurricanes katrina and rita. the indian ocean tsunami and last year's earthquake in haiti. susie, the u.s. chamber of commerce expects corporate donations to keep coming in as we learn more about the japanese disaster in the days, weeks to come. >> susie: it all helps. >> tom: certainly it does. that is nightly business report for this thursday evening.

isn't that fun, sam?ooh. >> they do. >>> we've got a lot to talk about this morning. we're going to talk about the snow that's falling in japan because that becomes an important part of not only the rescue but what's going on in the atmosphere, as well, there. we're going to show you pictures out of the sendai area, where rescue workers are working in this snow. the point is, there's devastation damage everywhere. we talk about the radiation. that's an important component with the snow as well. let me show you what happens with that, basically. you have clouds over here. and in there, you have radiation in those clouds. when you get rain coming through, you're going to grab the radiation. grag it to the ground. it's going to pool there. when you get snow falling from the sky, you're going to drag the radiation, and pull it to the sky. it will pool there. the radiation gets into the water table, gets into the plants, gets into the food gets into the food chain and becomes a problem for years. radiation, wh

if there is no deal by then, uncle sam shuts down. pressure is rising on congressional leaders from the left and the right not to cave in to the other side's demands. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are now just a few billion dollars apart in negotiations over this year's $1 trillion-plus federal budget. but senate majority leader harry reid says agreement hasn't been reached, because republican leaders face a revolt from the right. >> they seem to be afraid to anger a small, extreme minority in their party that's willing to shut down the government, put the economy at risk of killing at least 700,000 jobs. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner says democrats are more serious about politics than deficit reduction. >> today the democrats got their marching orders about how to try to depict us. we've done our work. instead of them issuing marching orders, maybe they should do is get to work and actually pass a plan. >> reporter: both republicans and democrats say they don't want to shut down the government

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and giambi says could be jeremy giambi and santiago and also taking witness stand sam conti a trainer back in the barry bonds' days. and he, according to the prosecution is going to tell the jury that he had a conversation with barry bonds and bonds told him he knew he had been doing steroids but that is not what he is going to tell the grand jury. that could be the linchpin. >>> breaking news we're following you in newark. firefighters are washing to the ever green oil refinery on cherry after reports of an explosion and fire. this is a live picture from sky7hd. very few details have been released so far, but we do know reports that there is one injury and smoke can be rising from the scene. >> eric: you can see the flashing lights of emergency vehicles on the scene. dozens of firefighters are on the way. however no shelter in place has been ordered at this time. amy hollyfield is on her way to the scene. if you see sky 7 is already there. we'll have more for you on this story coming up in just a little while and sooner than that if something big breaks we'll bring it to you, as well

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