jessica simpson up in here. exciting to have her here.ble amount of weight. we saw her off camera. you won't believe what you're about to see. we cannot wait to share her story and jez ka's, as well. it is incredible. >> you have to stick around for that. >>> she's one of the stars of the smash hit "pretty little liars." we sat down with her, opened up about a very permanent struggle she had to deal with. but that is ahead. the woman of the hour, jessica simpson, over there with lara. lara. >> thank you so much, robin. jessica simpson here for her first live interview since giving birth to her second child list ace knute. i just got confirmation. >> ace knute. >> part of "gma's" sexiest star secrets to reveal how they are looking and feeling their best and you certainly do. good morning to you, jessica. >> good morning. >> congratulations on the birth of your snuggle bug as you called him. >> he is my snuggle bug. >> little ace. >> he six months but he's -- he is definitely wearing about ten months clothing. >> that's a tall guy. >> yeah,

simpson begging the president for a get out of jail card. why he says it's a matter of life or death. >> a warning for women before you put on your morning makeup the products that could destroy your skin and could be even deadly. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> we begin with an extreme weather alert. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. 1 million people being blasted by winter cold. >> we have a live look at new york city. you can see all of the snow, new york under a state of emergency with main roads and highways closed overnight. >> you are looking live at plum island. two feet of snow have fallen with more on the way. 2300 flights across the country already canceled. thousands more delayed at this hour. >> we have live team coverage this morning. molly lion in boston. she is tracking part of this or the path of this machine ster storm for us. >> the storm system has been intenses fying. we are going to gradually over the next several hours it will take several hours in emergency emergency and parts of new england

after 20 years, iconic simpsons will be immortalized as lego characters.de a lego episode of the hit show. you can bet lego will advertise on that show. >> hold it, son. wouldn't you rather have an exciting action figure? >> but only batman fits in my batmobile. >> are you nuts? the thing fits in there perfectly. look, he is fitting right now. david: not all brick and mortars are doing as badly as sears and jcpenney right now. look at this. abercrombie & fitch up 13, 14, 15% after-hours. they have new guidance out suggesting that 2014 will be a pretty good year not only in terms of sales and revenue but also in terms of dividend. so good news for abercrombie & fitch, meaning a big jump in shares after-hours. where we'll be watching this stock very carefully tomorrow morning, cheryl. cheryl: the whole retail sector tomorrow morning in fact. david: absolutely. cheryl: tv advertising by cigarette companies has been prohibited since 1971. last year a number of cigarette ads started to hit airwaves. david: they are not exactly cigarettes. what we're talking abo

sampson simpson's owner's coming home. sampson is not coming to the door. caring that somebody has walked into the house. >> come here! hey, come here. samp! >> finally sampson makes an appearance. he just pokes his head around, like, is it okay? is it safe? >> hi, buddy. >> he finally gets it together. >>> guess what's back, guys? the cinnamon challenge. an older internet trend where you're challenged to take a giant spoonful of cinnamon and try to swallow it down and it's called the cinnamon dragon by most people because they end up spraying it out of their nose and mouth and cough and make a mess. this guy in the beanie, they call him slob. you can see he does have a giant spoonful of cinnamon. >> slob, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> oh, oh, oh, oh. >> his friends are dieing in the background. >> you okay? >> uh-huh. >> his buddies little thumbs-up and he's still working the cinnamon in his mouth. >> he did it. >> no way. >> no? >> you do it. >> do it. >> you are a giant among men. >> no. no, way. >> yo he just beat the cinnamon challenge. >> slob actuall

. >> wedding bells soon ringing for jessica simpson's little sister. >> singer ashlee simpson tweetednnouncement. the groom to be is diana ross's son, evan. simpson has a 4-year-old son with her ex-husband rocker peter wentz. >> they have been friends for a decade so i guess it's one of those things where friends can turn into lovers at some point. diana ross apparently approves of their relationship. >> why not? >> now is she a singer as well? i have to confess, i'm not sure. >> she is a singer. i don't know that she's had anything out in a while. but there's got to be some musical genes. if they have children, just imagine. >> put up that picture of oprah with the toilet. >> can't get enough of that. >> check it out. the commode or whatever they call that thing, have you ever -- >> oh, absolutely. so you think oprah just has people standing around ready to help with a toilet emergency. i love it. i think that's great, she is so down to earth. >> i have tried to fix toilets many times. i have a 50/50 success rate. i break it half the time, and the other half i fix it. don't miss our

and alan simpson and erskine bowles, they had no skin in the game.hey were trying to lobby for a political appointment. and so it gave the results much more credibility. and so there is no way whenever she comes up with will have any credibility at all. this is a joke and they hope that the media pays attention to it for part of that distraction strategy. that is all. >> we now know where they like to be a part of this. whether it is criminal or whether it will doom the presidential prospects. i'm not interested in that. but i think it does reveal quite clearly where the media seems to be placing the interest right now. the very real and ongoing scandal and something at least that happened some time ago. >> yes. like you, i consider this whole irs scandal much bigger. and they have spent more time covering not than they ever spent on the irs scandal. this is a joke and it's another poke in the eye for the american people so the president can president can stand up and say we did an investigation and we didn't find anything wrong. neil: thank you, my

joe mentioned bowls-simpson. we've largely enacted bowls-siem s -- bowles-simpson.s barely made a dent in our long-term deficit. it was a good first step but we've got a lot more to do. we've got to grow the economy. >> academic studies show you get rid of the corporate tax, the models show that the people who benefit the most the are the middle income wage earners and workers because companies just pass that tax along, they lower your wages to cover it and raise your consumer prices. i'm saying i want more zuckerberg, i want more gates, i want more millionaires because they're job creators. >> let's say it came down from 35 to 25 and people that are getting condemned for not paying anything, going offshore, bring them back. at 25 you say i'm going to give the top end of the food change another 10%. i'm telling you, if people ork together -- >> repatriate the form, which the president is against. >> we'll again fit from those jobs, we'll help you. >> senator, i have to go. thank you, you guys are great. now, folks, what should policies be for president obama tonight

president we haven't followed bowles-simpson as a bible but it's certainly been a guide that we have followed. and while we could've done better we have done pretty good. we are approaching having reduced the debt i3 chilean dollars right now as we speak. we could reduce another trillion dollars that we could get comprehensive immigration reform done. now the goal of bowles-simpson was $4 trillion so when i say this is something that hasn't been paid for ordinarily in the past, that's true but that doesn't take away from the fact that we all will continue to work on the side of the aisle reducing the debt. but i do hear some of my republican colleagues want to pay for this. i disagree with them but that is what they want to do. so far all we have heard from republicans, take a big whack out of obamacare is. approaching 10 million people now who benefit from obamacare. .. those are their two pay-fors at this point. a little scary, i would think. so i'm waiting, we're waiting for republican suggestions how to pay for the full year extension of unemployment insurance. let's hear from th

but that was the bowles-simpson approach.rtisan. 11 votes. 6 democrats, five republicans. that is something he could have taken from his own commission he appointed and really massaged it to where it was all inclusive approach and he didn't do it. that was a big mix. >> guys tell us tonight he is going to say look, i'm tired of you congressional pinheads i'm going to take my pen and start to order things to happen and the first thing is going to raise the minimum wage for federal workers on contracts which is about, you know, 17 people. it's nothing. but he is going to do kind of the macho bluster thing saying, look, you guys are pinheads. i'm going around you. how do you think that's going to play? bill again i just tell new west virginia we want him to be the president of all of us, not just certain segments of society, certain partisan that's not the way to do it. we are all in this together. constitution is very clear. we have the responsibility as executive. i was governor of the state of west virginia. i was responsible

. >>> sam simon, co-creator of the simpsons has quite the tv resume.o behind the charge carlin show, anger management, and many others. he has terminal cancer and he doesn't want to be remembered by tv credits and emmys. ana cabrera has the story. >> 17 grizzly and black bears arrived at their new home, a far cry from the roadside park where they were held. >> these bears were confined to sunken-down concrete pits that were devoid of any natural vegetation. >> it was the kind of situation that caught the attention of "the simpsons" co-creator sam simon. simon has always had a passion for animals which found its way into the show's early episodes. he left "the simpsons" in 1993, but still gets millions in royalties. when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer in november of 2012, he hatched a plan with the help of peta to buy up roadside zoos and circuses. >> when you say zoos and circuses, i'm talking about the crappiest zoos and circuses that have ever economisted. >> so you're willing to give hundreds of thousands of dollars? >> maybe more. >> million

. >> the voice of the simpsons. >> he stole "the bird cage ". you forget who else was in that. >> he that is a cool project about fatherhood. and we will talk with him. >> elvis duran is with us, before we tell you who the artists are, we will play it and you may recognize it, because it's in a lowe's tv commercial. let's watch. ♪ this is going to be the best day of my life ♪ >> wow, they are cute. >> and they are called the american authors. >> and they are going to be here with us? >> that's the lowe's store? >> i was like, lowe's. >> spelled differently too. >> lowe's is ll-o-we-. >> big story on the front page. it's the sex scandal but not here. it's in france. he was seen on the back of a motorcycle with a helmet on. >> motorcycle. sneaking off to see his lover. >> lover. >> she is an actress. >> anyway, named julie guyete. >> is that right? >> they are not really married. >> he has a history. he has a history. he's got a little badggage, lik four children with a wife that he left for another one. he left a woman, he left her for the journa

and he went down and he asked simpson the questions. of 22 whereupon bradley says okay, you have my vote because 16 of 22 is enough. now, i am unaware of any cooperative bipartisan personal relationships like that today. >> you know the other thing about ronald reagan, he'd been a governor for many years, he probably negotiated dozens of agreements. he'd been a union president. how many agreements did he have to negotiate? you now have a president who's never been a manager and has never been in a negotiation in his life. all he knows how to do is plug in the teleprompter and lash out against something. he's never negotiated anything. >> i just think that that is not, you know, on its face a realistic position to take. i mean, barack obama may not be the best negotiator. he may not be the most cordial, friendly person to republicans in the congress. but the main stumbling block in washington right now is not barack obama. >> not harry reid. not the left-wing democrats. >> it's not even john boehner. it is the extremes on either side. >>

may 16th is the last time i saw them. >> simpson deployed to afghanistan nearly nine months ago meaningshe would miss one of the most important years of her daughter's life. >> it was horrible. they cried and cried and i cried. my grandbaby just kind of -- she was 1 at the time, about 14 months old at the time. she didn't know what was going on. >> gut wrenching, but by a stroke of army luck she returned home early and planned to surprise jessica at one of her games. she contacted 9 sports to help in the surprise. say no more. >> reporter: we want to give you this award for award with a special presenter. could you imagine the most special presenter? [ cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ] >> there wasn't a dry eye in the house. the outcome of the game became moot. jessica only played one quarter but hey, who cares? this family has just reunited and it feels so good. >> mom was here tonight and it was so special and she just kept saying i can't wait for my mom to get home and so just to be able to surprise her was awesome. >> that picture never gets hold, does it we told you

now, the goal of bowles-simpson was $4 trillion. so when i say this is something that hasn't been paid for ordinarily in the past, that's true. but that doesn't take away from the fact that we all are -- we're going to continue to work on this side of the aisle on reducing the debt. but i do hear that some of my republican colleagues want to pay for this. i disagree with them but that's what they want to do. so for -- so far, all we've heard from republicans pay-fors is this -- take a big whack out of obamacare. there are 9 million people, approaching 10 million now, who will benefit from obamacare. they want to damage every one of those 9 million-plus people. or they've got another one, go after children, children, with the child tax credit. ha-ha. those are their two pay-fors at this point. a little scary, i would think. so i'm waiting, we're waiting for republican suggestions how to pay for the full year extension of unemployment insurance. let's hear from them. how do they want to pay for it? they say they want to pay for it. ho

simpson says he wants to die at home.esident obama to pardon him. he's serving out a kidnapping and robbery sentence in a nevada prison and isn't up for parole for another four years. >>> eric holder wants you to work for the department of justice and so you are paying for it. the doj is shelling out over $544,000 of taxpayer money on a new linkedin profile. the agency hopes this will attract potential employees. couldn't we just set that up for free ourselves? those are your heads lines. right? we could just do that, save taxpayers the money. >> there you go. we are linked in with the weather and it is frightful today across much of the northeast. maria molina is outside with the shovel. >> so clean-up crews have been hard at work here in new york city cleaning up the snow and passed me along a shovel. i was standing out here, they said i could help out. i'll be doing that. you want to take a look at the weather conditions across the country because close to two feet of snow have already been reported across parts of eas

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. >> he empowered simpson-bolls to come up with a plan on tax reform. you have said yourself the president did nothing with it. maybe use it for toilet paper, i don't know. speaking of big ball, he has played big ball. he showed us his big ball. it's called obamacare. it's been a big disaster. >> how do you know? >> and why doesn't he talk about the keystone pipeline. it would have been amazing last night, i think, as a conservative, for him to come out in favor of the keystone pipeline. he would have knocked everybody on the floor, jaws would have been on the floor. he would have said i'm sending it to congress, sign it, have it back to me, and have a rose garden ceremony. instead, it was cognitive dissonance. two competed theories. this has been great although it's been bad. the health care system needs to be fixed although it's doing really well. i couldn't follow. it was reality and then obama world. >> one thing. election year, the environmentalists would have been up over arms about that, and simpson-bowles was about tax reform. >> i'm going to th

at first i was mad that jessica simpson was ahead of me. but then i saw the dukes of hazzard.that, baby oil? actually, they use salad dressing, 'cause it gets a better sheen. this is ridiculous. what does any of this have to do with comedy? ya burnt! listen, i just... i wanna make sure you're not gonna regret this, you know? because it's not just cute guys that buy these magazines, it's teenage boys with weird rashes and old guys that live at the y. liz, posing in maxim is a great career move. there's no shame in it. i'm laughin', i'm horny, let's do this! [wrexx-n-effect's rump shaker] ♪ all i wanna do is zoom-a-zoom-zoom-zoom ♪ put the chicken near your mouth. ♪ just shake your rump ♪ all i wanna do ♪ is zoom-a-zoom-zoom-zoom

when the bubbles rich the rich paradoxically get hit harder than homer simpson. agree with steve it will not be good for economy to soak the rich. they have outsized impact on the economy and they control 20% of the spending and 50% of the wealth. so it is going to hurt. melissa: yeah, absolutely. >> melissa, i hate this argument though that rising stock market only benefits rich people. it is true the rich have more money in the stock market than middle income people do. all of us, everybody watthing show has money in the stock market through 401(k) plans, retirement plann. >> it is hugely, hugely tilted so tilted unbelievable. melissa: have to spend the money elsewhere and -- do it again. we'll see you soon. >> see you soon. melissa: brace yourselves, midwest, northeast, winter storm hercules is on the horizon. 100 million americans are under some kind of a storm warning as of today. fox news's molly line braving the storm in boston. she has all the details what to expect. don't blow away there. you will be a snowman soon. >> i now. the wind are expected to pic

simpson that more narrowly tailored? what these people want to do is to speak quietly. friendly manner, not in a hostile manner, because that their purposee with the people going into the clinic. >> again, experience showed that individuals who wanted to engage in quiet peaceful creatingion were congestion -- >> there's some people who are peaceful, in which case i would accept justice scalia's suggestion that this is a counseling case. but you cited some other thatnce that suggests there were other people who were screaming, pushing and shouting which sound like in his a protest case. and the reason that massachusetts found it difficult statute that otherguishes one from the is? why do people write statutes theseometimes do not make fine distinctions, why did they in this instance? >> they didn't make a fine distinction, your honor, because it didn't matter whether people were being peaceful -- you have written such a statute that would work? >> it would have been very difficult. >> how did you pick 35 feet? >> experience showed that some amount of space around the aro

simpson to come this is the last well-known case. represent a woman named sandy murphy allegedly killed her boyfriend, much older, rich man, she allegedly had another younger boyfriend. allegedly killed her older boyfriend by compressing his chest so that his lungs couldn't expand and he couldn't breathe. and the proof was that there was a button marked on his body that corresponded to the button on his shirt exciting is in place, seem like very compelling evidence. the jury convicted. when i got the case on appeal, i looked at the picture and i saw something suspicious and i had it blown up many, many times the size. i showed it to the chief dermatologist at mass. general hospital and sure enough he concluded but a very careful look at the structure of the veins and others in the alleged bruise that wasn't a bruce bechtol. it was a benign tumor that had existed well before this incident and, therefore, it proved nothing. we won the case. we got it reversed. she had a neutral. she won her a quick. she is now living happily with her t

the 13-year-old girl and 14- year-old boy were taken to the hospital in will you be oj simpson, texas. the press conference will get under way at any time. we'll update you with more information. they are being treated in will you be okay, texas. >>> mark kelly shows us how firefighters are dealing with the conditions but first let's get to lawrence karnow in the weather center. >> reporter: these extremely unusual conditions for this time of year usually january all the hills are nice and green but this year, we have been having the cloudiest calendar record this year. high pressure is building in making for dry conditions outside. in fact, the mountains usually very green at this time of year. well, they are brown and dry. we have seen some gusty winds today, some 30 to 40 plus-mile- per-hour gusts. red flag warnings have been extended over the north and the east bay hills and the diablo range until 8 a.m. on thursday morning. some of the humidity dropping to less than 10%. let's go out to mark kelly in berkeley with a look at just how dry it is around the bay. >> reporter: that's r

we start -- well, we tried many efforts going all the way back to simpson-bowles and all the major effort efforts and were uo get the president's support for any of those, even though he commissioned the simpson-bowles group, which is bipartisan. we have not been able to tbet that larg -- been able to get tt large effort in place that will put us on the path to fiscal health. when we have new programs, an extension of programs like this is, come before us, we can say, let's, one, reform it so that we really achieve what we want to acheervetion andachieve, and, ns make sure we don't add more taxpayer dollars to our deficit and debt. let's offset it with something. for those who say, we can't caught penny more, for goodness sakes ... the organizations -- the federal organizations, office of management and budget, congressional research service, on and on -- general accounting office and others have proposed numerous ways of -- billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars of savings for programs that are deemed wasteful, fraudulent. senator ayotte just mentioned specific examples, so

if this was on the stafford simpson scale, more familiar to you, would be a category 2. the good news, it is weakening but it is still making for some high waves up to about five meters high around that center of circulation. that is cascading away from the center then talking about the heavy rainfall coming out of this. really serious threat for some of these islands here. you want to continue to watch it as it does push overhead throughout the week and before it heads south. let's see what's going on in europe really quick, and really messy out here. actually one storm system moving across the northeast, moving there towards the baltic states. this is going to be bringing gusty winds over towards germany, 80, 85 kilometer winds reported. heavy rainfall. 9 next system bringing showers across northern portions of the british isles. you can see about 20 to 30 millimeters come out of this. serious risk of flooding because the ground is already saturated here. another shot of rain is not needed. high pressure dominates the mediterranean, though. temperatures reflect it. 17

simpson was set to play the terminator. see, the things you learn by watching the snow.p of senior citizens got together to reenact classic music scenes from the nursing home calendar. we got james bond. james and rose. and audrey hepburn from breakfast at tiffanys and marilyn monroe from the seven year itch. >> have you ever seen it? >> i don't think so. >> that's what we're doing next rainy day. >> i'm betty nguyen and this is "early today." we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> virginia's former mayor bob mcdonnell planning to face a judge as a report surfaces that he rejected a possible plea

simon left the simpsons in 1993, but still received millions of dollars in royalty checks.o use his money to buy up roadside zoos and circuses to free their grizzly and black bears. >> when you save zoos and circuses, i'm talking about the crappiest zoos and circuses that have ever existed! >> so you're willing to give hundreds of thousands of dollars? >> maybe more. >> or more? millions? >> why not. >> so far, 17 bears have been rescued. they will now go to an animal sanctuary in colorado. for some of the bears, it's the first time they have set foot on dirt and grass. >>> many bay area dog owners are going wild over the 49ers' run to the nfc championship game and they are showing their 49er pride through their pets. >> i etched the number 7 last year on my dog and people caught on and next thing you know, i was coloring ears and tails and feather extensions, nail polish, and it was all for the niners! >> canine cop september in morgan hill says in the last two weeks, almost all of its grooming services have included requests for 49er decorations. the business says the dye

simpson case, even my mother denied being related to me. after of after i mean, it was -- [laughter] i mean, it was really, really a cause of unop lairty. by the way, they didn't hate me during the trial. they said, oh, he's giving a guilty defendant his due process rights. when he was acquitted, oh, my god, you won that case? how could you have done that? well, we didn't win that case. the secret is the prosecution lost it. they did everything wrong. they tried on the glovement -- glove, without knowing that under california law you could have tried the glove on outside the presence of the jury, first, to see if it fit, then to decide whether to do it in front of the jury. chris darden didn't do it. it was done for the first time in front of the jury. whether or not it didn't fit or o.j. didn't make it fit, reasonable people could make disagree, you don't try on a glove unless you know it's going to fit. >> people still talk about it, and you still have answers. >> right. >> yeah. let me ask a different question, how has your level of reli

simpson: i rise in support of this incredibly important piece of legislation. it's an important move back to regular order. the energy and water total is an increase of $77 million. the bill provides critical increases for our nuclear weapons stockpile and our nation's water infrastructure will supporting a balanced fsment -- investment in our energy resources. i want to thank the ranking member, marcy kaptur and former chair of the subcommittee, rodney frelinghuysen, for bringing this to the house floor in regular order. i would like to recognize senators feinstein and alexander for their work in put together a bipartisan bill. these members are passionate advocates for their positions and their prior triities are not always the same as mine but the long hours we have put in in the last month have paid. they energy and water portion is a true compromise. the largest increase in the energy and water bill is the support for our nuclear weapons stockpile. there is no room for mistakes in this work. the reliability of the most destructive weapons ever developed de

and that program with liz, jackson, and simpson. and so, i would like, us also during the two years that we are looking at this and we are going to give this waiver, and i would also like to look at civic center and what is the purpose of it, i think at the curriculum committee meeting is what we heard is that the civic center is a hodge pogde of students and the continuation schools i think that the principals know that the students are low on credits and we have to get them up to speed and graduate. at the center it is a hoj poj of students of why they are there and not serving the students and quite frankly it is not serving our system either. and so, i think that this temporary solution is good, i think that it gives us time, to look at where our resources are, and so i urge the staff, and the superintendent to look at allocations and maybe additional allocations, to the continuation schools, and to have a real budget behind what we are going to do for the classes of 2016, 2017 and on ward, but, thank you for this proposal, i do

. >> the simpsons is still out there.about, hollywood influencing presidents, but hollywood, television, the entertainment industry, it's an easy punching bag for politicians too. >> absolutely. i could just say two words, "duck dynasty," on this program and think of the fistfights that will potentially erupt. i mean, certainly presidents have figured out that pop culture can be a kind of proxy war to get your values across. and it's almost a safe place to exert that, rather than to come out, say exactly what you feel, let the pop culture have that fight for you. >> every time the president releases his favorite songs on his ipod, i know we're up for some new demographic roulette. but there's a lot of positives to come from this. now, especially when you have your right-wing troll friends say, barack obama hates white people, i can say, barack obama is a huge fan of "downton abbey." you don't watch that unless you really love white people. >> let's talk about the excitement on the set, of knowing that the president of the

first thing you have to do is not repeat the mistakes of the simpson mezzoli bill.ou never had security at the border. the second thing, never fixed the visa system. up to 40% of the people here undocumented overstayed their visas. that's why the president of ireland was raises the issue in march. >> we have to fix those? >> the support. >> if it's done right, absolutely. >> let me take this opportunity in case viewers missed it welcome congressman steve walden and greg israel. my question is for democrats running in 2014, i imagine they will be watching tonight wondering what agenda items they will have to own and disown as they run on the campaign trail. we already know that vulnerable democrats in red states are not too keen on running alongside obama on every agenda item. are you coaching your democratic candidates in those red states to stand with the president on every issue? >> we're coaching them to be problem solvers. >> okay. >> we're coaching them to talk about solutions. we're talking -- we're talking to them about rejecting government shutdowns, rejecti

and come to scotland said the us was there to be kenya's that weird scaly ceases to be told the simpsons is the complete it. like me help me make that decision. there was a joke here. here is the use of force. when the lights of the swedish for collegiate level where it's best education. it's good. imports originally the kids. and pendants campaigners all busy too. but the authors this couples going t shirt for their grandson. they say they warned about the prospect of scotland's outside of the uk superstar winner of my complaint. what do so. i think people just to get enough. i joe. what did they kill is a labour member of the scottish parliament in edinburgh. the six scotland already has enough power to make its own decisions. we do make the decisions now be taken to the protection university from which they could if that approach. all the orchestral the people we ever take an active approach a whole range of important policy areas already. even with that at a concert of the book documents the life teaching them so we can have the best of both worlds. i'm just on the campaign is on sit

>> bob, the place we always look to find out what's happening with the deficit is simpson, they set a goal of $4 trillion. we've already approached $9 trillion if we did comprehensive immigration reform it would be taking care of. we'd be at $4 trillion. the key thing is that we should start focusing as we have on reducing the debt, we've done that. let's start focussings on helping the middle class. we have a situation in america today that is really not good. the last 30 years the top 1% of americans, their income and wealth has increased 300%. the middle class during that same 30 years has lost almost 10%. we've got to turn this around. i want the economy to be good. i want people to be rich and i have nothing against rich people. but the rich are getting richer. the poor are getting poorer, middle class are being squeeze thed out of existence. >> schieffer: a straight out political question here. if the republicans try to fill buster this, so far i think there's only one reapply can't senator that said he's ready to go along with you on this. do you have the votes to block a filib

all mostly in the simpsons. as for economic growth mr president. all commissions give him are you in two thousand thirteen. having completed the inflation rate was four point eight percent which is the lowest rate in the last fifteen years increased investment increased by six point five percent in two thousand thirteen investor production increased by two point three percent in the gross output increased by eleven point six percent. it was the most important sectors of the government are still increasing wealth and employment and high social wellbeing of its expenses. to do. because minister of internal affairs offers to test state police for drugs cool calm get the casino into the deputies questions and shared his ideas during the first government hour of two thousand fourteen in them a jealous. according to the minister of internal affairs. now people appealed to police three times more than they did it two years ago. this does not indicate a growth on crime call will come to a casino that says that this is a result of the connections no employe

reasonable budget policy that brings in the revenue we need and a balance somewhat similar to what simpson bowles was recommending but includes both revenues and spending reduction. that would generate so much activity it would help give predictability to the private sector and unleash -- >> you say make health care more affordable, this health care bill has done anything but. we've seen people noticing premiums going up by a lot. sticker shock, we're seeing people losing their doctor, losing their coverage, worry about identity theft. higher co-pays. >> first of all, all these things are hurting the economy more than helping. >> you get it then i get it. >> the rate of health care costs have gone down. >> but they're gainp but -- >> rather dramatically over the historic levels. the fact that more people can now find coverage that covers pre-existing conditions, the fact that seniors now have coverage for prescription drug better than they had before, we've made a lot of progress. >> let me ask you a question. >> health care may have gone up but that's been going on for five years -- >> he

simpson. people watched oj, they were obsessed with it. that started that whole medium.mz is a billion dollar business. what we have is supply and demand. celebrities are viewing up all the time -- are screwing up. we are an obsessed culture with celebrity status. therefore there is demand and you will see coming because it's good for business. bill: on social media and every website in america, what was trending? justin bieber was number one. if the audience didn't want that these media organizations would not give to it their viewers or listeners or readers. >> remember miley cyrus on the twerking thing. we were on the eve of going to war with syria. coverage of miley cyrus twerking outweighs syria 12-1. are media outlets responsible pore doing this? i think they are giving people what they are asking for. what i don't get is why guys like bieber are still driving when you could call a cab, call a chopper. you have an entourage. hire a kid to drive you around for a while. the nfl says if you have been drinking you can call a phone number. it's anonymous, they will driv

at first i was mad that jessica simpson was ahead of me. but then i saw the dukes of hazzard.

hey been joel osment you know him of course from his breakout role in the award winning film the simpsons one of the best movies ever he's now grown up and starring in a mini series alongside kristen wig and tim robbins called the spoils of babylon as a six part series premieres january ninth at ten eastern nine center on i f c and to save you from doing the math haley is now twenty five years old wow. what was it i did have you to logic actors were kid actors and then grew up and lot of them had problems too much too soon you have a problem that way no i think i was lucky to have. great parents who never pushed me to do anything that i didn't want to and. you know just kept me focused on school and keeping a level i. and that really was something that kept me from running into some of the issues that you can in this business get the part this expense on our show rather than a week that's right over there and i think night night most of audition thousands of kids and i just happened to i guess catch as i meant what did you did you do a lot of stuff if you're just continue with schooling i