people are texting me, hey, shelly. your tweets, you're on fox. that's awesome. i'm seeing you and seeing that. i don't have to look at my phone to do it. i know i'm getting tweeted. melissa: barry, let me ask you about crossover of two products because google glass is really marketed to someone who spends a lot of money, is pretty tech-savvy and relatively high-end. i think of yundai buyers as being, very focused on a bargain and good deal. i'm not sure there is a lot of crossover between those two markets. >> you know, shelly, melissa, you couldn't have given me a better setup. on monday at the detroit auto show we'll announce the next version of our hyundai genesis. it is premium rear wheel drive sedan aimed at up market customers. we're still a value brand. you get a lot of car for your money. it is fantastic premium product and first vehicle we're using to launch our generation platform which allows to do great stuff like the google glass app. melissa: guys, thank you so much. send me your glasses. i need to try those out. >>> bmw is going for the gold. the

i want to brink in shelly here, a republican, not an obama supporter.y, you talked about growing up on a farm in iowa, that you grew up, your mom is a single mom. you don't believe in entitlements and don't believe people should be given a helping hand in that way. was there something that resonated with the president? because that was a low mark for you and many other republicans? >> it's not that i don't think people should be given anything. but people should be willing to take but give back. so if you are going to give something, you should work for it and give back to your community or to the nation in a way that you can. >> a lot of people looked at the obamacare and said that's not the way. >> it may not be the way, but right now we need to try to work with it and see if any part of it can work and maybe what isn't working, we need to revise it and make some changes. >> i want to go to jody. you were one of the people that i spoke with earlier today who said you had a real problem with trusting the president, that you didn't think he was honest.

shelly shows us at least one athlete is telling his parents, "stay home." >> just a few hundred miles from the games and just over two weeks before they begin, russian security operations remain on high alert. warnings that suicide bombers may already be inside sochi's security zone has set off jitters among some athletes and spectators. u.s. speed cater tucker fredericks told his parents not to come to russia. >> there are concerns out there for security, and it seems like every day there's another concern and all that. tucker wants to be focussed on the race, and he's asked us and his wife if we would, you know, stay home and watch it on tv just so he can stay foe kwused and not have a secondary thing to worry about. >> our athletes deserve to be able to just go and compete, not to have -- have any of this going on. >> the u.s. ski and snow board association hired global rescue, a security company that will have up to six aircraft on standby for medical and security emergency. cbs news london. >> the u.s. also has two warships in the black sea and aircraft on alert at bases in the r

through shelly can start the evacuation plan. a call from a few of the eight hundred thousand eight hundred members will alert him something's up i'm prepping for anarchy and this place is a ticking time bomb. we can go we can go everything looks safe we are ready for a regulation keep your eyes on the road and always be aware. it happened in zimbabwe there was a genocide there that. people said. they came to south africa and. according to genocide watch seventy thousand white south africans have been murdered in the last twenty years right now only fifty thousand white families own more than eighty percent of the lead in south africa and that land was taken by. black people we wanted to attend to the black majority and it's through it's like this that take seriously militant black youth are calling on whites. to leave the country we'll you regulate into office to simply point just outside of town and my prediction is that they're going to close this rodeo for us so we gone leave town. they're going to boxes in but we've got anot

was pressure to cancel debts in rome the debt at that gets for simply murdered just as they weren't shelly when you had a socialist second. in the power and justice and because of debt cancellation. throughout history have been killed by the predators they've always used by land still in forests the collection of debt now you've said that private banks are in effect operating as oligarchies that you know they're not killing anyone right now but can you explain this further well hold most of the banks are own by by the one percent or agents of the one percent the job of the banks is that take that and i think in america more you have since ninety cents just and seven ninety five percent of all of the income growth in the united states is occurred of just one percent of the population according to the congressional research service show that all of this income growth of the one percent is put in the banks to lend out to the ninety nine percent so the banks essentially are intermediaries making loans to in debt the ninety nine percent further to the one percent and that's the one percent gets

allows the made it will be stamped on every item something italian companies want changed if you need shelly's. off the proc but there we are working on quality and not. on quantity with large quantity and lope. proved the perfect tactic for the chinese who poured into the bank of italy germany at least one hundred million dollars out of italy to china. r t. so more of this hour's world headlines for you the opposition syrian national council has total confidence in turkey that it won't take part in talks with president also the government other members of the key western backed coalition are expected to decide on monday whether they'll take part in the geneva two meeting the talks are scheduled for later this month with the aim of getting the many warring factions in syria to agree to stop fighting after almost three years of violence. there's been a mass protest in the israeli capital by thousands of african migrants angry at a new law that allows the government to send them to desert jails legislation's been slammed by the un's refugee agency which it calls its hardship and suffering three

pressure to cancel debts in rome the debt at that gets for simply murdered just as they were and shelly when you had a socialist secondly people into power and justice and because of debt cancellation throughout history been killed by the creditors they've always. used violence to one force the collection of debt now you've said that private banks are in effect operating as oligarchies that you know they're not killing anyone right now but can you explain this further well hold most of the banks are own by by the one percent or agents of the one percent the job of the banks is that take that and i think in america more you have since ninety cents just. ninety five percent of all of the income growth in the united states is occurred of just one percent of the population according to the congressional research service show that all of this income growth of the one percent is put in the banks to lend out to the ninety nine percent so the banks essentially are intermediaries making loans to in debt the ninety nine percent further to the one percent and that's the one percent gets rich now w

made it will be stamped on every item something you tell you companies want changed if you need shelly's they are some blood off that as a product but there we are working extensively on quality and not on that on quantity with large quantity and low prices have proved. tactic for the chinese who were going to the bank of italy general at least one of the half million dollars out of italy to china you should be good it's been over for tea room. some other stories from around the world and the opposition syrian national council of still a conference in turkey that a want to take part in talks with president assad government other members of the key western backed coalition are expected to decide on monday whether they will take part in the geneva two meeting the talks are scheduled for later this month aim of getting a man the warring factions in syria to agree to stop fighting after almost three years of violence. there's been a mass protest in the israeli capital by sauza of america african migrants angry at a new law that allows the government to send them to desert jails legislation's

pressure to cancel debts in rome the debt at that gets for simply murdered just as they were and shelly when you hear the socialists. into power and justice and because of debt cancellation throughout history have been killed by the creditors they've always. used bylane still in force the collection of debt now you've said that private banks are in effect operating as oligarchies that you know they're not killing anyone right now but can you explain this further well hold most of the banks are own by by the one percent or agents of the one percent the job of the banks is that deposits and i think in america more you have since ninety cents just those in seven but ninety five percent of all of the income growth in the united states is occurred of just one percent of the population according to the congressional research service show that all of this income growth of the one percent is put in the banks to lend out to the ninety nine percent so the banks essentially are intermediaries making loans to in debt the ninety nine percent further to the one percent and that's the one percent gets

doesn't talk about it much and we kind of sideways like during the republican primaries it was well shelly adelson has decided he's going to back rick santorum well this week he's going to back newt gingrich and you watch them pop up or down depending on which billionaire is giving too much money to whom and the patient a drop for americans i mean americans should wait a minute we're watching who is being funded by what billionaire i mean that's oligarchy you know that's plutocracy that's that's not democracy that's a republic so i am frankly shocked that there's not more. just horror about this expressed in our media i think it's a it's a real this is a real serious problem and politicians both democrats and republicans will tell you this is a problem we can find gold which is intent to dial this back which got blown up by citizens united was a bipartisan bill the politicians don't like the fact whether the democrats or republicans don't like the fact that they have to spend sixty percent of their time outside their office in a private office if they read dialing for dollars that every we

so laugh at the age that was the introduction of the windchill be here to see shelly is an on duty in and of course carry on. they have the men. home based english coppola and distant ill be here is very correct code because they have some slot to it or not many ten s gomez to stop. then we can do the sums her up time star of the very field of pudong area oh and those lists he'll come back to the outfield. no situation in the end of tall conclusion mark on that. and now all we have been invited to attend the assembly and eighty new features like you said you likely would like to participate in the lot of the regional activities and forms with other member state tell the tale. and given the fact that the bill appears to be more participation from taiwan what will be some of you know the concrete achievements full potential there you see that taiwan can be a part of it. then i eat as healthy and seeing international aviation security at cooking of the lived experience and it seems that in during assembly this is the cooking of elmo we ban on students and the unknown unknown appropriate

after a car accident, got caught speeding twice, and there was this frantic 911 call from his wife shelliccusing him of threatening her with a gun. >> he said, step closer. he was threatening all of us with a firearm. >> step closer and what? >> he's going to t shoot us. >> reporter: she lated recanted the story. that was followed by another 911 call, again involving a gun. only this call made by his girlfriend. >> he just broke my glass table. you broke my sunglasses and you put your gun in my [ bleep ] face and told me to get the [ bleep ] out. >> the girlfriend said she may have misspoken to police and didn't want zimmerman charged. zimmerman's wife has now filed for divorce. trace gallagher, fox news. >> zwrowhen you see that knock-k joke, god, we watched on the set. we just recoiled. yet they won. the defense won t not with with standing bone-headed moves like that. >> the state didn't prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. yes. ultimate ultimately we were so disappointed because the defense team was supposed to be the ethics coming of the johnny cochrane team. >> the next dream t

shelly, republican, but really love bob. are you married? no, i'm not.ure. >> are you looking? >> greg, you're up. >> the women watching, get your daughters around the tv. i know proms are not until may, but the shopping for prom dresses starts tomorrow. and i have some tips for you when you're buying a prom dress and some tips for the prom. number one, on the day of your prom, girls, do not get a facial. your skin is going to get irritated and you don't want a red face at the prom for the wrong reason. don't wear neon. you don't need to be flashy to be noticed. don't have your bobs hanging out of your dress. that's cheap. don't wear high platform shoes because your going totake them off and your dress is going to hang on the floor. don't look different than you normally do every day. no fuchsia drinks. if you put your drink down, get a new one, including coca-cola. somebody might put something in. lastly, when you're buying your dress, dance in front of the mirror when you're trying it on. that's what i do. >> there's a million 17-year-olds who say, don

but the case of shelly parker and ellen mcdonald was a case of interracial violence. >> short. >> againthis goes to my argument or my says that the advocates for gun-control by advocating when the perceived assailant will be black. >> so this is interesting. part of their response is that we have got to appreciate that all -- lots of disinformation, lots of the story is coming to us through a filter of popular media we can get a snapshot or a sketch of a claim with the someone is making. and that sort of caricature is the debate. so one of the things a talk about the last chapter of the book is the surprise could be the surprising diversity within the black community on the right to arms. and there is recently a pupil. the essentially asking people to blacks and whites, whether they supported more gun-control law morgan writes. whether that the we should err in favor of one of the other. and it quite split, believe, something like 60-40 in favor of more gun rights. but blacks actually split the other way committing 40 percent of the black communities surveyed said they thought more atte

shelly, send me your picture. >> are youm looking? >> all right. youromen daughters around the tv because i know the proms are not 'til may. p but the shopping for prom dresses starts tomorrow. i have some tips for you whensoe you're buying a prom dress andui some tips for the prom. number one, on the day of your e prom, girls, does not get at facial. your skin is going to getur s irritated and you don't want ayu red face at the prom for the wrong reason. don't wear neon. you don't need to be flashy to be noticed.neon don't have your boobs hanging out of your dress. that's cheap. don't wear high platform shoes because you're going to take them off and then your dress is going to drag on the floor. don't look different than you is normally look every day. no fuschia lips. if you d put your drink down, gt a new one, including coca-cola.e someone might put something in. lastly, when buying your dress, dance in front of the mirrorla when trying it on just to see how it flows.s, d that's what i do. >> there is a million 17-year-old boys going, don't lis

people like amanda shelly who was able to get emergency surgery thanks to her new coverage under obamacarent to repeal her insurance? and people like misty demars, the mother who lost her job just a week after buying her first home. why won't republicans restore her unemployment benefits so this mom can feed her family while she looks for a job? americans want to work. they want to succeed. esstempb rodriguez couldn't speak english just a few years ago. now he's heading to college. an american success story and, of course, there's sergeant cory remsburg. the army ranger who president obama met before and after his devastating injury in afghanistan. >> my recovery has not been easy, he says. nothing in life that's worth anything is easy. cory is here tonight. and like the army he loves, like the america he serves, sergeant first class cory remsburg never gives up and he does not quit. cory? >> real people. that's what the political debates in washington are really about. a vote for war or a vote for peace. a vote to help or a vote to do nothing. it's hard to come up with these policies when

and the sure things like tom cotton is going to be -- and shelly caputo in west virginia. insurance company bailout eight wins we get will go to 13. mark warner will go to virginia. >> republicans are never going to get eight wins. >> i'll just say this. the provisions in the legislation, we talked about it on this show, krauthammer writes about it, it's now gotten a lot of visibility. those provisions are poison. they're political poison. you know that. >> i think that -- >> i've got to get out. >> i mean, i think that one of obama's biggest mistakes was he did too much for the insurance companies. because he tried to compromise with the republicans. he wanted to bail out the insurance companies even more. >> actually, i'll put it the other way. the insurance companies never should have gotten in bed with this plan. that's where the issue is. this is corporate cronyism -- >> i completely agree with you. >> hugh hewitt, richard socarides, and mark simone, stk around. we've got plenty of work for you. right now it's time to talk about fed chairman ben bernanke's optimistic

trying to run away from this issue, whether it's joe manchin trying to blame the cdc, representative shellyng she finds this all amusing, tomlin saying, don't blame the coal industry, or west virginia american water saying, well, they're doing their sergeant schultz, they know nothing. >> well, here's the question i can't figure out, who is determining whether the water is safe and what's the criteria they're using? that seems like a simple question no one's willing to answer. >> it would seem simple, chris, but the fact of the matter is, there are more and more reports coming out that say that there is no real answer. there's a report that says that the report upon which all of these determinations have been based was not on crude mchm, but rather on pure mchm. there's a report from the navy saying that the levels of safe exposure to mchm are drastically lower than the one part per million standard that's been put out. the fact of the matter is, chris, there is an ongoing, involuntary experiment on a human population of about 300,000 people. and it's utterly unconscionable at this point in

now, a preexisting condition used to mean that someone like amanda shelly, a physician's assistant and single mom from arizona, couldn't get health insurance. on january 1, she got covered. [ applause ] >> on january 3, she felt a sharp pain. on january 6, she had emergency surgery. just one week earlier, amanda said and that surgery would have meant bankruptcy. that's what health insurance reform is all about. the peace of mind that if misfortune strikes, you don't have to lose everything. already, because of the affordable care act, more than 3 million americans under age 26 have gained coverage under their parents' plan. more than 9 million americans have signed up for private health insurance or medicaid coverage. 9 million. and here's another number. zero. because of this law, no american, none, zero can ever again be dropped or denied coverage for a preexisting condition like asthma or back pain or cancer. [ applause ] >> no woman can ever be charged more just because she's a woman. we did all this while adding years to medicare's finances, keeping medicare premiums flat and lowe

shelly mook disappeared in 2011. police found her burned-out car but never found her body.ow authorities are looking at a van owned by a neighbor of her husband. it's not clear what they're looking for exactly or if any evidence has been found already that could clear up what happened to her. >> i'm hoping that this is going to be one of the breaking leads, and hopefully, can put, you know, serve justice to someone. >> we want to leave, you know, every stone turned over to see what we can find, and this is just one of those things. >> her mother tells cnn affiliate wztv she's hopeful this will finally bring the family some closure about what happened to their daughter. >>> six more people indicted in an atlanta public school test cheating scandal. they've now pleaded guilty. the teachers, administrators and school staff all admitting to their roles in changing answers or lying to investigators. dozens of professionals in the atlanta schools have now been indicted, accused of manipulating test results in order to show student improvement. most of those who have admitted thei

initially the granddaddy gave me a nice uptick of energy that had me pondering a walk with our shellieether the concepts like socks before shoes, but by the time i made it to the shoes, where had the socks gone? now that it's legal, everyone is playing name that pot. >> this is a strawberry, a great flavor, good energy. >> sour alien. >> even reporters can pronounce golden goat, but some of these names can get your goat. >> is it baba -- there's the expert. >> reporter: if you're really nice to the clerks, maybe they'd sing it to you. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> don't ask me to name that stuff. that's it for me. jake tapper takes over our coverage now. jake? >>> happening now, a blizzard assault. a third of the nation is in the bull's-eye of a ferocious storm that's about to get worse. >>> plus pleas for mercy. should edward snowden get a plea bargain or a pardon. the journalist that first reported the information joins us. >>> and new research shows there's one distraction behind the wheel that may be worse than texting. wolf blitzer is off. i'm jake tapper, you're in "the situati

. >> reporter: shellie's twin challenges are now a little more ordinary. >> when people say, are they? and i'm like, you have no idea. it's been a crazy journey this last year, but one that i wouldn't replace for anything. >> reporter: for "good morning america," dr. jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >> and we certainly wish them the very best. it looks like they're doing so well. >> i can't imagine what that might be like, to learn to live your own life. what a beautiful thing. >> 2014 will be a great year for them. i just feel it. >>> from musicals on the big screens, we have a look at what's ahead in entertainment and style for 2014 and joining us now with their picks of the hottest trends all to be recorded now, are our good friends, entertainment weekly's editor jess cagel. >>> you guys are in fine form. let's talk about movies. everybody likes to see movies this time around. we have big trends, biblical and repeats. >> yes. you have biblical movies. it's like the 1950s with the biblical epics. in march, you got "noah" starring russell crowe. huge epic, built the ark. then you

joan shelly claims the san joaquin county sheriff's department mishandled the remains of her daughterhermantine led investigators to the scene of the bodies. >>> yesterday, 32 inmates put on caps and gowns and received their high school diplomas or ged's. they all took part in the nation's only behind-bars charter school. many of the graduates say they stuck with the program to get an education and make their families proud. [ cheers & applause ] >> feels good. feel like i accomplished something. >> man, i feel great! >> fantastic. >> i did it for my dad. he passed away. i promised him 11 years ago i would do this. i finally did it. >> the charter school program graduates about 120 people each year, many of whom finish the program after they are released from custody. >>> now it, is probably safe to say that college students may know a thing or two about beer. now they can take their love of the brew right into the classroom. beginning in september, kwantlen polytechnic in british columbia will serve up the first brewing diploma in that province. they will be building a lab as the col

shelly kyle perfume, retail $122, it's a three-piece set. you see it right here in the front. in the u.s., hopefully you're using that bath gel on valentine's day. the retail $132, the deal $39. >> they tell you this time of year to layer your scents with the lotion and perfume because it lasts longer when it's cold outside. >> and these are lena wall necklaces. each necklace symbolizes a wish. if you could get a close-up shot, they're very small, very dainty, but the wish is on the bottom. five different necklaces, four-leaf clover for luck, horseshoe for luck, heart for love, dollar sign for success and a star for fame. if i were you, i'd layer all five. the fans include michelle obama, cameron diaz, and charlize theron. the deal $59, that's 69% off. >> that's fantastic. and those are adorable. and you can layer them. i like giving them to friends, as well. >> it's a little wet in here from everybody coming inside. >> and next up, the beautiful scarves. >> the retail $198. i thought this one looked like you. >> okay. >> oversized scarves velvet printed designs, six different