. >> it's the sandusky bar. >> the sandusky bar.y eats bit-o-honey. >> it's peanut butter and honey. >> if you got that at trick-or-treat, you egged that house. do you like the abba zabbas? >> who eats that? >> this might be the reason i am this way, because at halloween when i was young, my grandmother used to give us raisins. that might be why i don't like the candy now. >> that's good, then, she trained you well. joann, you hate sharing. so i imagine the kit-kat is the one you love to eat and then throw up? >> i hate sharing, yeah, so i eat it all. i don't share any. i also like even numbers, so there's four pieces all for me. actually, my favorite candy is the reese's peanut butter cup, but that's not a bar, it's a cup. i feel like a lot of girls like the peanut butter and the chocolate. >> i think because it comes in a little wrapper and it's round. >> i don't feel as bad about eating it because there's only two pieces, even though they're large and full of saturated fat. but like a bar, how do you stop? like, you eat the whole

what do you think of the brand penn state now considering all the controversy and jerry sandusky andaterno? it's been a tough few years. >> the way i put things in perspective, as it applies to something like that, is my name is my name. my name was given to me by my father. my father's name was given to him by his father. and i walk through life with the pride of knowing that the name that i carry is a name that was given to me. and not one that i took or i decided. so i had to carry that with a level of dignity and pride and as it applies to penn state as well, much like if a family member that carried the same name as me, the same last name, and they did something that brought reproach toward my family, i'm not going to change my last name because of that. i'm not going to run away from who we are and i think that the community that penn state is, i think they feel very strongly about that. i think we've responded very well and very positively to all of the things that have taken place. we will not let one man's actions define who we are. >> you know, you've been pretty outspoken,

. >> sandusky that prove that america is the real big dogin super powers? >> of course, we're the big dogs in super powers and we should be prout of it. whelp like over there and see what putin is doing, i want to echo what he said. it's depression, totalitarian, the stance they're taking on our gay athletes, this is wretched. but the big point to me and big disappointment is nbc goes over there and sees dollar signs, so they're kissing up to putin. i think that's reprehenceable. >> michelle, what does that say? they were expecting bigger crowds. by the werek it's vladimir putin. i'm sure there's going to be russian butts in those seats. >> it looks bad, they're hearing bad things and they're worried about security. this was putin's big opportunity. he wanted to show the world russian was modern and wealthy. instead what we've learned is it's corrupt, awful, miserable. he spent $50 billion for this olympic event and a report came out in russia that showed 30 billion of thos went into the pockets of his friend. really russia is the soviet union 2.0. >> go ah

. >> it is the sandusky bar. >> by the way, nobody eats bit o honey. nobody. >> are you serious? it is peanut butter and honey. >> if you got that at trick or treat you egged that house. you killed the family. >> did you like the abba-zabba's? >> this may be the reason i am this way. at halloween my grandma gave us raisen. maybe that's why i don't like the candy. >> you hate sharing so i guess kit-kat is your favorite to eat and then throw up. >> i hate sharing so i don't share any. i like even numbers so there is four pieces. they are all for me. my favorite candy is the reese's peanut butter cups. i feel like girls like the peanut butter and the chocolate. >> i think it is because it is in a wrapper. >> i don't feel as bad because there are two pieces even though they are large and full of saturated fat. a bar i will -- how do you stop? you heat the whole thing, right? >> exactly. >> no, you don't eat the whole thing. >> when you were a kid it was about -- it was like oh my god you have your chocolate in my peanut butter. that's intercourse. >> that's what turned me off about t

>> like jerry sandusky. >> do you think those were implanted in them, what proportion of them just imagineds? >> i don't have the statistics, but i was told by linda fairstein, who headed the sex abuse clinic the manhattan d.a.'s office, that there are many false accusations of child abuse. she said it comes up more often than not in matrimonial situations. >> i take issue with that. there have been studies done there, there are stats that do not support the contention that children alleging sex abuse have either these memories implanted or making it up in the context of custody. something like less than 2%. i know linda and linda is wrong on that. but the other -- >> but new haven decided that. >> i think the investigation of sex abuse claims, especially with children, has come a long way. and so my understanding is that her attorney, mia farrow's attorney said that report was incomplete, inaccurate and there was a sloppy assessment made. and that is what happened with these sex abuse cases 20 something years ago. >> you don't do something for six months, with the best known clinic in the

i was thinking of sandusky not too long ago but this earnings report, setting a new 52-week high on yourit seems investors are pleased. >> adam, they are. we had a record year, fourth in a row and 15 record quarters in a row. so i think our investors are pleased and we believe there is more to come. adam: talk about this. park admission revenue was up roughly 8%. revenue from food and merchandising was up. was it up enough for the wall street analysts? >> oh, i think, i think pretty much every analyst was pleasantly surprised by how strong our performance was, our, as you said our ticket revenue is up very nicely and our in-park spending was up. literally every possible data point showed very nice increases and pretty much all of them were ahead of analyst expectations. adam: you know six flags offers an experience ffr a family on a budget whereas some other theme parks you literally have to go through a credit check to buy the passport. i wanted to ask you, we've seen wages essentially stagnate for so many people. i would imagine are six flags customers going forward, is this going to b

if they can agree on the other count, the dispute is this first degree murder, sandusky degrees or manslaughteri've been in the courtroom. they seem like a cohesive group. when they came out right before they were dismissed, they are a group with a lot of tension. it's a very different jury right now. hopefully they'll be able to come back and start fresh tomorrow and reach some sort of consensus on that one count that seems to be giving them the most trouble. >> mark, what do you think? what are they hung up on? >> let me tell you something. i've said from seeing the jury composition earlier this to me had hung jury written all over it. they could very well have come to a conclusion and reached a guilty verdict on the one count that's throwing a projectile and still hung on the other counts. i blee with sonny. i don't think that they've reached a verdict on the first degree. if they reached a verdict on the first degree, i don't think they'd have trouble with the attempt counts. so my guess is it they've reach a guilty verdict on the one count. they're probably hung on one or more of the other

when you hear that description, that sounds like we heard a lot about the sandusky case. to say that these are incredible stories, i don't know. it seems to be a classic case of grooming and sexual abuse. i found her letter to be brave and courageous and credible. >> on the flip side, you have the woody allen camp that could be. they sue for defamation. is that possible? >> it is possible, but it would be ill-advised. especially because part of proving a claim is he would have to prove these allegations were false. they were untrue and how he put this is entire thing back in a courtroom and again i found her letter to be very, very credible. >> sunny hostin, thank you. now this. ♪ >> the super bowl was a bit of a dud, but at this this rocked. this was hot. the inside story on bruno mars's rise to stardom. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this p

how us that sandusky that play into this question of legalization? of things that they support the poll well, that's one of those issues. but rick scott has been pretty anti-drug. he had a family member who had at least an alcohol problem so he's made that kind of a top concern and a top issue. but, you know, scott has had bad luck when it comes to enforcing some of the ideas of drug testing welfare recipients. courts have canceled it. same with drug testing of state workers. again, he's probably focusing more on talking about jobs, the unemployment rate is falling and the like. medical marijuana does play to charlie's strengths. as i said, you're going to hear more about it in the coming days tochl your other guest's point which is interesting, whether it's going to happen outride, florida in the quinnipiac poll it shows more regas morality is situation. some of these folks who make money off of incarcerating people aren't going to like laws that make it harder to incarcerate people. >> i get the feeling that you mouth charlie crist might be a boost

seen what's happened with algae blooms sort of east of toledo along places like port clinton and sandusky and reaching as far east as lorain and the problems that causes to water quality and recreation and to development along the lake that's so important. the house wanted -- on the snap issue, the house wanted to slash food stamps by $40 billion. we fought back. our conference committee rejected every proposal passed by the house to cut off assistance to workers and their families who have fallen on very hard times. this legislation -- when you couple what some in this body want to do with cutting unemployment -- failing to extend unemployment insurance to failing to raise the minimum wage to cutting, making huge cuts in food stamp programs, this was a huge victory in our conference committee. this bill needs to pass. i urge my colleagues to pass it and send it to president obama so he can sign this bill at the end of this week -- this week or the beginning of next week. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a sen