shawn. sneezy. shawn. what i'm saying is...me unless no one is in the room except myself and my compatriot. that's me. that includes security cameras. i'll get it turned off. thank you, sir. thank you. cameras in her room? can you say "control freak"? can you say "typical sports dad"? whoa. what? these diamonds pretty much nail the four cs. i bet they're from daddy. yeah. except for this one. look. this is way too cheap. you see how the gold chips off when you slide it around? this is from somebody else. somebody who's not loaded. this is an eternity ring. you're supposed to wear this all the time, and it's usually given to you by someone, you know, intimate. why do you know that? i gave one to jessica chan. ah, yes. mm-hmm. jessica chan. and how long was eternity for the two of you? three months, but they were awesome months. except for the end part. right, i'd never seen a girl lie about entering the witness protection program. she wasn't lying, shawn. gus, i saw her at starbucks. you can't be sure of that. she was wearing a

the news left carolyn and shawn numb.lost two babies in eight days. >> i couldn't breathe, all the oxygen out of my lungs and i know i fell to my knees and kind of looking up at the heavens, going seriously. have we not done enough? this, too? >> did a part of you, shawn, wish you hadn't even started that process? >> no. i don't have any regrets about doing it. it didn't matter when it would have happened. it just would have slammed us as hard. >> both couples have reached a settlement with the clinic. as part of theirs, carolyn and shawn insisted on learning how the mistake was made. >> the mix-up had started with the name. >> shannon had not started her name at the time of her original ivf. >> at the time shannon's embryos were created, she was still using her maiden name, which happened to be savage. that meant the sheet of paper identifying her embryos had the name shannon savage. >> and that sheet was used to pull the embryos. >> still, a happy, healthy, very loved baby boy was the result. a little boy named logan sa

but where's shawn now? where is he? shawn is alone. standing behind a rock. [ laughter ] but now shawn climbs that rock. and well, he doesn't even need a shirt. real bachelors don't need shirts. shawn has quite a group of women to choose from this season. there's a lindsay, a lacy, a christie, a casey, two leslies and three ashleys. i don't know if these are potential brides or a line of bratz dolls. the most interesting of all the women is a young lady named sarah. sarah has a quality that no other bachelorette has ever had. >> i'm sarah, i'm 26 and i'm from los angeles. i work in advertising as a designer. i'm just an average girl who is just crazy about my career. hopefully the point of this is to stand out. there's one thing that's different about me and that's that i was born with one arm. >> jimmy: i don't know, to me it looks like one and a half arm, so don't be so negative. how is he going to vote her off? we should get sarah on the show. i would have pulled the mother of all pranks. i wouldn't have told anybody about the arm.

we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, shawn. thank you. >> will. >>> a developing story in new york city tonight. dozens of people seriously hurt in a crash. the ship was carrying more than 300 passengers from new jersey this morning when it crashed into a manhattan dock. fox's rick leventhal has more. >> reporter: the morning commute ends with a volt when a ferry the people were on crashed into the pier. >> the captain called out saying get ambulance here. >> reporter: more than 300 passengers were on the ferry when it smashed into a dock in lower manhattan. >> and there was a loud bank and my face catapulted. >> people lined up on the stairs and they were go thrown forward and people were standing in this area to where they served breakfast. >> reporter: police and rescue crews were on the scene in three minutes, using the dock as a makeshift triage area. 57 people were injured, at least two critically. >> and 20 some-odd patients were wounded. >> the national transportation safety board or ntsb has a go team on scene assistin

that's shawn pauling.ride of the valkyries" generating his own sound track to his ski run. >> who cares about not needing ski poles. >> you just play your music as you go down the hill. >> if you do a face-plant in the snow, that trombone is going to hurt. >> check out this. >> it could be a good thing to get all the other skiers out of your way. and say -- excuse me, on your left! you belt out a tune on your trombone. >> that's some serious multitasking to be able to swish, swish, swish and play a trombone and get the music and the notes. that's some skill. >> well shawn pauling has skill. he's a true musician out of l.a. this comes automatic to him. >> can be imagine going down the run and -- what the heck was that? >> i wonder if he takes requests. >> if you take the lift up, like hey could you ski rightext to me and play "eye of the tiger"? o it for us here at "rtm," thanks for spending time with us, see you tomorrow, have a fantastic rest of your day! 234

shawn. >>> and we'll take a look.tion t-shirt was made possible thanks to the mentor foundation and l&m clothing store. a student in the district designed the t-shirt and soon it will be on sale nationwide. the program director of the foundation and a student in the mentor program and the t- shirt's designer john us today. thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> and let me start with you for our viewers not familiar with the mentor foundation. explain what you do and what is your connection? >> absolutely. the metro foundation usa, they worked to increase opportunities and reduce the risk factors and that is how we address that. >> uh. >> we do that by engaging students -- students, parents, schools and at an entire community and we engage the business community. one of the great partnerships in prevention is h&m. h&m is a global fashion retailer, and they have been working with us the past three years for our drug-free t- shirts slogan contest. >> before we get to the t- shirts, let me ask you

>> reporter: yeah, shawn. just to clarify, it looks like it's at southern and 12th iet around the same -- and 12th, right around the same area you were talking about. somehow the ambulance and car came into contact. there was a collision. might be hard to see but there's another car in front of that, a silver hybrid vehicle it appears. somehow they all came together. details are really limited at this point. we're not sure if that ambulance was on a call, but we do know one person has died and apparently two paramedics inside that ambulance were transported to a local hospital. once again it was slippery when this happened just a couple of hours ago. it's kind of an incline here. it appears maybe the vehicles were actually coming up southern avenue. traffic around this area definitely tied up for up for. you're going to want to avoid -- tied up for now. you're going to want to avoid the area. again, one person has died and two pair medics have been taken to the hospital. back to you. >> thanks for the update.

shawn? >> and we know that is not all they're concerned about. we know with the inauguration less than two weeks away, a lot of people are taking metro to get to the mall. is the transit agency prepared? what are they doing? >> reporter: one of the -- . >> reporter: shawn, one of the biggest concerns is for security. metro doesn't expect the historic crowds of four years ago, the transit police are bringing in 140 officers from across the country from extra -- for extra protection. >> the last time we had a houston transit officer who was instrumental in preventing a serious injury of a lady that fell off the track and they'll be coming in, we'll provide training and there will be additional support to supplement the transit police. >> and as of now, metro transit police say they have not gotten information about potential threats to metro during the inauguration. shawn? >> and thank you. >>> for the seconds time in two days, new jersey commuters have been hurt in an accident this morning, t

shawn, good to talk with you.ppreciate the time tonight. >> thank you, maria. >> up next, taxes one of the sure things in life, right? but this is a category you don't want your state to rank high in. which state ranks first for the highest taxes of a percentage of your income. wealth editor robert frank with the rankings next. >>> and the other sure thing in life, death. coming up, the business of dying and why watching your waistline may be just as important in death as it is in life. also ahead -- >> i talked to chris this morning, and you have to understand that chris made a very idiotic statement. >> yeah, san francisco 49ers ceo jed york doing some damage control following anti-gay comments made by this player, 49ers cornerback chris cull i ever. we'll have the latest on the controversy. stay with us. [ woman ] don't forget the yard work! okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up, the gutters

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the same thing happened to shawn morris. >> a friend of his just brought a new ipad and when he opened it up, it had my name. >> shawn says it turned out his used ipad was resold without his name and credit card information removed to register your ipad you have to enter your bank account or credit card. >> the stores are supposed to erase and reset all rurnd electronics. the company says they are sorry and will take the appropriate steps to fix this. however, when you are returning something, go to gadget settings and look for erase or restore icons. or have a store employee do it as you watch. >> bottom line, if it might have personal information on it, especially credit card or social security numbers, make sure it's erased before you turn that gadget in. . >> some new information on the debate over the treatment over a lumpectomy over a mastectomy, a study shows that a lumpectomy and radiation is a better option than a mastectomy. the womenwho saw the greatest benefit were 50 or older when they were diagnosed. >> we are baltimore's home for the race for the cure and we think pink a

i don't have shawn over here, keenen over here.ls good, you know? look, i hope it's successful, you know? if it is, it's going to be like my janet jackson "control" album. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> but if it bombs, it's going to be like "dream street." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> musicians know exactly -- that was her first album. that's the one you all don't know about. >> jimmy: was it "dream street"? >> it was "dream street." >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> yeah, i don't want "dream street." >> jimmy: no, no, no. i don't think it will be. >> it's good. the thing about doing it by yourself, which is good, is i ain't got to split the money. i get to keep it all to myself. 'cause you know there's like 6,000 wayanses, you know? i just think about the group from the '70s like, earth wind & fire. like, how did those brothers make money? there's, like, 75 people in the band! they get, like, $1.50. it's like -- "i'm sorry. why do we need three trumpet players? i don't understand this. but what -- why do we need the girl tha

. >> isn't that cheating a little, shawn? >> uh-huh. >> we all know shawn slips once in a while.wn eats cookies here and there. i won't hold that against him. i don't think there is a person who drive the car that never has broken the speed limit. >> hubert's other prescription is lots of exercise. something that phillips could have only dreamt of when he first arrived here. >> when i got here i couldn't do one pushup. not even. now i have so much energy i don't know what to do with it half the time. i can do bulldog pushups. ten sets of ten. i will do that anywhere from three to four times a day. >> he looks fantastic. he has definition in his muscles. you can see he has a neck now. his calf muscles are hard as a rock. he has been exercising so much. >> to lose weight. there is one thing films needed more than anything. an inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done. because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. even a

>> feeling good. >> shawn turned 16 in december. he said he wanted to spend his 16th going to see the inauguration. any regrets thus far? >> not at all. >> history is keeping you warm, huh? >> yeah. >> outstanding. let's go back to george. >> i love watching you on inauguration day. i want to go to deborah roberts right now. she's at freedom plaza by the mall. and, deborah, you're on the fashion beat today. we had the first sighting of the first lady and her daughters. tell us about the fashion. >> reporter: i have to tell you, george. it's all about the pomp and pageantry. and people are waiting for the parade and history. we want to know what the first lady is going to wear. this morning, you saw her going to church in that beautiful, blue coat and jacket by american designer thom browne. and she had to do signature j. crew. j. crew belt and j. crew shoes. and the first daughters were clad in j. crew. it's clear that the first lady is tipping her hat to american designers. yesterday, when the president was sworn in, she wore reed

please welcome shawn achor. [applause & cheers] thank you, and welcome.hing. you've probably heard speakers and read books about how if you just eat 16 blueberries then you're going to be healthier, then you're going to be happier for the rest of your life. or if you just buy this new exercise contraption and do it for about 20 hours a day, then you're going to feel happier. or if you just invest in this one fund, you're going to have millions of dollars when you retire, then you'll be happier. but what if we had it backwards? what if it turns out that we had the whole formula wrong. see, in each of those moments, we think well, if i just lose 5 to 10 pounds then i'll feel happier. who all thought that at some point in their life? right? or when i retire then i'm going to feel happier. in each of these moments happiness is off in the future. but it turns out scientifically happiness is actually the fuel that allows your brain to be more successful at achieving all those goals. i wrote a book called "the happiness advantage," and in it i describe all this

shawn yancy has your -- to overeat.hawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> no. 5, a report from united van lines found more people are moving away from the northeast but not when it comes to d.c. the district tops the list of states with the most inbound migration. the other states in the top five, oregon, nevada, north carolina and south carolina. no. 4, forgetting names is common as you get older, but a new study finds once you hit 50 even remembering the names of common objects is harder. people in their 50s were not able to name objects as fast as those in their 20s and 30s. no. 3, fructose, a form of sugar found in some foods can actually cause brain changes that triggers overeating according to researchers who studied 20 healthy young adults after they consumed fructose. they found fructose does not turn off the desire to eat like simple sugar does. no. 2, if you have a few extra million dollars, you can buy an add for a spot in the super bowl. there are only two 30 second slots left for the big game. both will be

the whole idea, shawn -- ring true. the whole idea, shawn, is to raise the issue of 60% of college ed -- the issue. 60% of college educated americans don't know that d.c. doesn't have state representation. >> maybe the president is watching tonight. >> i hope so. >> fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin, thanks for coming. in. >>> d.c. has a new council member tonight along with five on incumbents. david -- five other incumbents. david grosso was sworn in today. he says he's looking forward to working on ethics reform after the council was battered by accusations about two of its members in the past year. >> i'm standing here today because 80,000 residents in all eight wards spoke with one voice in favor of reform. this feeling i believe is shared by many in the wilson building because we all know we can do other. >> five other incumbent members sworn in today. the man beat out for the seat says he'll be back as a democrat. michael brown was previously an independent but now is switching parties to run for another spot.

shawn, back to you. >> yes, indeed he is adorable.y, thank you. >>> now to a news alert out of the pentagon. female troops could be heading to the front lines of war, according to senior officials, leon will announce tomorrow he is lifting the military ban on women serving in combat. retired army manager joins us now. major general, thanks for being here. >> nice to be here. >> what impact will this impact have on the u.s. military? >> immediately, not much at all. the announcement of the policy change is really just an acknowledgment of the reality in the last ten or twelve years. women have been in combat for 10 or 12 years. >> the military went through another major change with the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. how do you think the men and the women, the ones that will join them, will react to this news? >> i think that some will be negative about it, but when people think about it, they'll realize the military has been integrating men and women for over 35 years, since we went to a volunteer army. and i think quite frankly, the

jana and shawn are healthy, happy, and grateful., no more dialysis or the grind on her body. she is facebook friends with the kidney donor and what's special about this story is that when shawn donated his kidney so that jana could receive one in return, the couple was part of a chain of identical donations that included 60 people. >> that was sheldon inger ham from tw, tae in pittsburgh. the a poura movie theater in colorado is reopening. an invitation went out to families of the vehicles to attend and one is upset about it. she will join me next. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why our auto policies come with accident forgiveness if you qualify, where your rates won't go up due to your first accident, and new car replacement, where, if you total your new car, we give you the money for a new one. call... to talk to an insurance expert about everything else that comes standard with our base auto policy. and if you

or shawn. shawn. you already have your jersey. >> gary, the reason i'm wearing my jersey is because they will be running -- they have me running you ale over, so i have to have on my moving gear. >> plenty of redskins fans are sending in their redskins pride to myfox dc.com and we invite you to send in your photos, video, everything you have to our website to show off -- pride. even the dogs getting into the action. this is cocoa and mellow. the youngest redskins fan 7 days old. this is connie johnson's basement. look at that. it's all redskinned out. and look at this redskins photo from donald sprigs. looks like his office there, he has everybody wearing redskins gear. oh, my, check this haircut out. this is definitely redskins spirit. that is daveon with that. look at this tattoo. john in rockville is ready. look at jeremy all ready. robert griffin iii. who is that? he looks like my son jax. in fact, it is with his rg3 jersey on. we invite you to continue. we got show this one. look at this. this is

maybe that is because shawn has not been following it closely. they do have a bunch of misleading proposals and pass them, versions of them and push the ryan plan. we know what it looks like. it involves the complete disassembling of the plans. >> and by the way, that strategy has been a disaster, because democrats don't -- they don't feel dared to pass the bills. and it allows them to say this is exactly what the republicans want to cut and what they stand for, and the american people don't like it. >> and whenever we have a divided congress, one being republican, the other democrat. neither cares what the other body does. they just never care. when the republicans controlled the senate and tip o'neill was the speaker of the house, he didn't care what they passed in the senate. there is nothing new in that. >> yeah, what are you going to do? go to a conference meeting over a tea party bill, but rudy giuliani never worked in congress. >> all right, we have to wrap it up here. because i have to use every minute i have to figure out whether i reall

sue. >> hey shawn and brian. it's amazing i was out here friday evening measuring the snow and tonight it's warm enough to be without a coat on. it's because of the warmth, a 25 to 30-degree above normal temperature surge we had thanks to sunshine and that warm front getting further north. and yes, we are going to have another warm one tomorrow, but we do have to talk about the potential for thunderstorms. some of which could be heavy. we'll start with a look at those high temperatures today. we did not break any records because we do occasionally get warm in january. today's record, 76, we got to 69. but dulles, 07 degrees. charlottesville was 74. fredericksburg was 74. a couple spots stayed colder, but i wanted to show you how warm it was. 77 in wilmington today. 72 in little rock. how about new orleans at 79. i bet they are glad the super bowl is this week and beyond that, you see a big dropoff in temperatures into the 30s. right where those two air masses are colliding, boy do we have a big line of thundersto

oh, shawn. shawn. how you doing, sweetheart? how you doing, shawn? freeze!roans ) ( grunts ) danny: freeze! fbi! get down! get down! down! get his gun away. you got it covered? yeah. got him. i'll help you up. easy, easy, easy. ( pained groaning ) all right. how are you doing? ( laughs ) it's good to see you again. ( panting ) comen, let's get you out of here. oh. hi, jess. hi. take a seat. mulcahey's been upgraded to stable. looks like he'll be out of the hospital in a week. lucky for him. the da's office thinks it's a slam dunk. but they're going to need you to testify against all three men. yeah, i don't have a problem with that. okay. i just wish i figured it out earlier. figured out what? dale came to me a few weeks after i got hit with the misconduct charge. i just... i-i didn't put it together. internal affairs still thinks you planted that gun. this thing's not going away. come on. you were there. i didn't do anything. i know. wait, so ia's going to take this guy's word over five cops that were in the room that say i'm clean? mm. it's very political

shawn smith, mr. tyrone woods and mr.len doherty, you must have had tremendous pain and suffering as we expressed in our proverb meaning the stones in the earth wet. madam secretary know that you were not alone. we went with you and the families of our fallen heroes. it is true that the benghazi attacks is the first time an american ambassador has been killed in the line of duty. it is also true that the world changed significantly since 1979 and consequently the department of state is increasingly operating in high threat locations throughout the world. this is why the accountability review board observed that congress needs to make a serious and sustained commitment in supporting state department needs. the fiscal year budget, the house cut the administration request by $200 million. however had you been provided 2.6 billion in funding, i wonder if the congress did their part in fulfilling their responsibility in providing the stayed department with the necessary resources and funding to meet needs to provide security f

shawn will have much more with that seven-day.lot colder. >>> now to a news alert about some unexpected news about the economy. it shrank in the last three months of 2012 by 10 to 11% and that's not what economists thought would happen. they're blaming a drop in expense spending and more cuts in higher payroll cuts could effect the economy even more. >> where it is going to have an impact is likely on retail sales in january, february. those could come in a bit soft as people start to respond to the fact their income isn't as high as think thought it was going to be. >> it's not all bad news. forecasters believe the economy will grow by about 2% this year as housing and auto sales make comebacks and predict the chances of another recession right now are low. >>> the gun control debate took center stage on capitol hill today as the first senate hearing on gun violence took place since last month's shooting massacre in newtown, connecticut. the nra's chief executive wayne lapierre and former congresswoman gabrielle giffords were two

democrat from vermont, shawn duffy, republican from wisconsin. to both of you gentlemen friends of this show i wish you a happy new year. mr. boehner attached a bublg et to this. >> there are no specific cuts. where in medicare or the pentagon are they going to cut? they have to specify that before you can have a serious conversation. i don't think members of congress should be playing with fiscal fire which is what we are doing when we use a tactic as a threat to plunge america into defought. i believe that republicans and democrats should denounce using that as a threat. your previous guests gave goodness about the economy. the biggest threat about the economy is congressional dysfunction. >> do you have a response to peter walsh. >> lord knows if we could have a balance absed budget. but you made this deal yeah, we are going to extend the debt ceiling. now, it gets attached to a balanced budget. >> two points, in regard to congressman welch. when you have liberal s ip the house and senate, that is their plan to spend more money. i know you are

happened on september 11th of last year, the day when these four americans, ambassador chris stevens, shawn smith, tyrone woods and glen doherty were killed at the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya. >> jake, i want to bring you back in and bring in our chief congressional correspondent dana bash so we can have this whole conversation as we're watching and awaiting the secretary of state there to testify before the house foreign affairs committee. and, dana bash, do we have you seated? >> i am, hi, brooke. >> nice to see you. as we await what will possibly be a little bit more fiery, right, questioning from members of the house as opposed to what we saw with the senate foreign relations committee earlier this morning, first, just give me a little bit of a preview, what are you hearing, what are you expecting to come from this, this afternoon? >> reporter: we're probably going to hear very similar lines of questioning that we heard, especially from republicans in this senate. it got maybe a little bit more fiery, a little more intense in the senate than we would have anticipated. we do anticipa

ambassador for stevens computer specialist shawn smith and glen daughterty who were all killed when heombarded after attacks on september 11th. specific things include why ambassador steven's body was missing for more than 11 hours and why assets were ner deployed. secretary of state clinton is in the office for two weeks. state department officials say she has been studying for today's testimony. >>> shy he had a chance to talk the people working on this had time to get caught up and push it forward herself. >> today's testimony about benghazi will be one of secretary of state clinton's final act as secretary of state since her potential successor john kerry begins his confirmation hearing tomorrow. >>> peter doocy thank you so much. >> now time for look whose talking. the republican controlled house will vote on raising the debt limit. it is expected to pass despite republicans coming out against that move. where does the republican party stand? that's what kevin mccarthy is talking about today. what is going forward right now we didn't want to give any long-term debt limit. what we

shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners. we must acknowledge them. can't do it without them. bank of america, dignity health, miller coors, diamond foods, virgin america, pg&e, and sales force to help to make this civic celebration possible. we thank you. and of course we must recognize the giants broadcast partner sports bay a

caroline and shawn savage want a baby after four misteenagers.hey turn to a fertility lab for help. the couple thinks their embryos are placed in carolyn's uterus, until 10 days later when the lab calls with unbelievable news. >> we were pregnant, but at the same time, that they had transferred another couple's embryos to caroline. >> the baby growing inside caroline doesn't belong to her. it actually belongs to this woman, who has the same last night, shannon savage. >> i'm thinking this woman has to be a basket case. to find out she's pregnant, oh, by the way, with snb else's kid. >> here's how the embryos wind up in the wrong womb. to locate where the embryos are stored, a lab worker by mistake uses schaap nonsavage's paper work instead of carolyn's savages. they're placed on a petrie dish. carolyn has baby logan and gives it up to his real parents. >> to think that a woman carried someone else's baby, albeit by accident and then had to hand that child over to that couple, not achieving her own pregnancy, first of all, she's an amazing woman.

get one because it will protect you against all the other strains out there that you didn't have and shawn there are several strains out there. very scary. >> not too late people should get flu shots. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> myfoxdc.com always on for you we have a complete coverage of everything you need to know about this year's flu strain from facts and common questions to symptoms and flu vaccine finder go to myfoxdc.com click on web links. >> following two developing storys in new york city tonight. in queens seven people were injured after a crane collapsed at a construction site. at the dock a ferry slammed into a pier. 11 in serious condition tonight. >> reporter: a ferry carrying hundreds of commuters from new jersey to new york, crashing into a dock in lower manhattan during the morning rush hour. dozens of people sent to hospitals. >> you know just doing my usual morning routine sipping coffee when there was a tremendous impact my head slammed into the seat in front of me. and then i noticed there were many people down. >> reporter: witnesses say it happened while many pa

i'm eric shawn and welcome to a brand-new hour. >> i'm arthel nevil. a crowd up to 800,000 people expected to witnesses the public swearing in. his speech expected to layout his vision for the second term and where america needs to go. ed henry has more. ed, this time it went off without a hitch. i don't know when sasha was hugging him, you did it, you didn't mess up. >> reporter: it was funny because it was flawless. you remember what happened four years ago because chief justice roberts tried to memorize the oath. he wanted to make sure he got it right. he had his notes. it was rare because normally a president has events in bigger rooms like the east room, this is more intimate affair. he had close friends and family. as you noted there was a poignant moment. we cover the president and policies and controversies. here for a moment he was just a dad, getting a pat on the back from his daughters. take a listen. >> i did it. all right. thank you everybody. >> reporter: i did it the president said, maybe a sigh of relief and no mistakes as you noted. th

shawn? >> and thank you, karen. >>> still developing in alabama today. the standoff between police and a man holding a five-year-old hostage in a bunker continues. the standoff began tuesday afternoon. investigators say the man shot and killed a bus driver and snatched the boy off the bus and negotiators are communicating with the man via a five-inch ventilation pipe going into the bunker. >> a shooting killed an assistant district attorney and high got out of his car and was walking toward the building when he was shot several times. kaufman, texas s30 miles outside of dallas. investigators are looking for two suspects who got away in a car. >>> over to phoenix now, a body found in the bushes had has been identified as know man wanted for a deadly office shooting. a landscaper in mesa found the body of 70-year-old arthur douglas harmon thursday morning. one day after the shooting that killed a company ceo and critically wounded an attorney. the authorities say the rent a car he was driving was found in the nearby parking lot. he died of an apparent self

chicago flight attendant jessica la shawn was flying high recently, enjoying a great first date. >> iremely excited about this guy. >> reporter: but she quickly came down to earth when her potential mr. right asked for her credit score. she didn't know it, which he took as a sign of financial irresponsibility. >> he took me home. he really didn't want to have anything more to do with me. he was very disappointed and he did not hide that. >> reporter: call it a sign of these financial times. more and more, cupid is looking at credit. an increasing number of people seem to be directly asking dates about their credit score, using it as a way to evaluate a possible future together with shared finances. >> credit scores really matter. in fact, they're the only grade that matters after you leave the schooling system. you're going to have to spend more money to borrow. it could cost you a lot of money. >> reporter: meet 27-year-old john mcdaniel. credit score, 720. he says he always asks about the magic number on the first or second date and his perfect 10 better be above 600. >> credit scor

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next we have shawn ridgell. okay. next we have daniel hershkowitz. >> how do you do? >> how do you do. >> please ask me the same question at the end. i am a real estate attorney and arrested broker in san francisco. i have been here for half of my life, true in a couple of months. i have been a real estate attorney for the last 15 years here san francisco and for a few years in oakland. for the last 12 years i have worked primarily as a real estate broker. i have quite a bit of experience with the appraisal process. i am a homeowner here in san francisco. that is in true; i have been a renter for the last two months; for the previous 15 years, an owner of single-family homes and a few condos and also the landlord. i understand all of those perspectives. i also was the president and secretary depending on the year of homeowners associations; i have been and adjunct professor; work with the san francisco ethics boards of the san francisco association of realtors. i have sat on the san francisco association of realtors arbitration board. i have chaired the forms committe