and a performance by jennifer nettles of sugarland, love her. >> a big one. okay, so, michelle obama is turning 50. happy birthday. >> and she is among many, many wonderful people turning 50 this year. 50 is the new 22. >> yes, it is. >> president obama is throwing her a dance party. i would love a dance party. a funky dance party. that's what i would like. >> please don't invite me. >> sandra bullock turning 50. courteney cox, sarah palin and trisha yearwood all turning 50 this year. >> courtney love, elle mcpherson, terry hatcher. >> hank azaria. >> and blair underwood and rob lowe. >> that's a lot of folks. a big milestone. >> fermenting nicely in the wine world. >> they are fermenting. 50 is a little -- >> and hodawoman is not on that list, the most important one of all. >> 50 is funny. sometimes it is something kind of cool, hey, i'm 50, yea, then suddenly you start thinking about, did you feel that way when you turned -- >> 50 wasn't that so bad, but it is half a century. it is all how you look at it. 50 wasn't bad. i had cas when i turned 40. who cared

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sugarland, texas. bank of america security cameras capture a gun-wielding man demanding money from a teller. as he flees, another security camera records images of his getaway vehicle. a white van. an all-points bulletin goes out. within minutes, deputy charlie scott of the ft. bend county sheriffs office spots a vehicle that matches the description. >> i saw a white construction van that didn't have any construction materials. upon activating my lights, it was more or less like a routine traffic stop until they came to an abrupt stop. >> as deputy scott's dashcam rolls, the van stops, and the rear door flies open, revealing a man brandishing an ak-47. >> i really didn't see much of anything except the doors opening. the next thing that i heard was a gunshot. the suspect then fired another round. that round went through my windshield. i attempted to dive to the right passenger seat to get underneath the engine block for cover, and trying to get cover, i was shot in the left arm and i was also shot in t

>> passing voice as my teacher taught me in sugarland, texas. the passive voice suggests weakness.t's weasely. if you're going to be a strong leader don't use a weasely passive voice like that. >> congressman, you question the nature of acknowledgements like this. >> yes. i think first of all you have to go throughout and do the mea culpa. apologize, acknowledge, take responsibility. but i'm kind of sick of people, politicians in the aftermath of some type of public relations blowout just saying i'm sorry and i'm responsible but there's no followup, there's no tangible evidence of accountability. but christie has an image which he wants to amplify of strength and decisiveness. and i think he did that with the press conference, and he's trying to do it again tonight in the state-of-the-state. >> paul, let me ask you about this photo that the "wall street journal" dug up. we're going to show it again. showing that he did in fact -- it's him with this port authority official who was deeply involved in the scandal in that long press conference christie said it had been a long time sinc

>> passing voice as my teacher taught me in sugarland, texas. the passive voice suggests weakness.y. if you're going to be a strong leader don't use a weasely passive voice like that. >> congressman, you question the nature of acknowledgements like this. >> yes. i think first of all you have to go out there and do the mea culpa. apologize, acknowledge, take responsibility. but i'm kind of sick of people, politicians in the aftermath of some type of public relations blowout just saying i'm sorry and i'm responsible but there's no followup, there's no tangible evidence of accountability. but christie has an image which he wants to amplify of strength and decisiveness. and i think he did that with the press conference, and he's trying to do it again tonight in the state-of-the-state. >> paul, let me ask you about this photo that the "wall street journal" dug up. we're going to show it again. showing that he did in fact -- it's him with this port authority official who was deeply involved in the scandal in that long press conference christie said it had been a long time since he'd actu

of course whiskey in the whole monica lewinsky in the states is planning to listen in tandem to sugarland is brought down a president and confronts it takes. it was a taking time to build. in it that it hasn't been any one book done by mr seemed reluctant to bring down. it seems. as the two weeks is a long time i needed a day or night and tomorrow press conference and how he deals with it. it's going to be interesting to watch up he again ate at the end of the day i think she's got to say something he's got to see known to mankind to tp out that he she has to be ticked away at some stage and interesting to be a question of how he does it. and if he starts with it and speak for five minutes and then goes into the press conference property that would be that the greatest thing to do when people would get him to just about the he still won't come out too that the new bikini and smelling of roses thought it would be that i think it would be the least damaging that if he waits until the plums that question that's tastings and end at the abc and its meeting to sort of looked like. again he is w

she performed an acoustic version of "stay" by sugarland during the auditions in san francisco.t change. there are reports that this year's finale may be held at madison square garden. some idol fans say that would be the best place for the winner to be crowned, because they say every artist hopes to sell out madison square garden, so why not kick their career off there. >>> well, "american idol" premier this is wednesday night at 8:00. you can watch rachel's performance in part 2 of the season premier. find out if she will be moving on to hollywood. >>> two children from atlanta, georgia are making headlines for protesting the auction of a black rhino hunt permit. 12-year-old carter reece and his 11-year-old sister olivia started the organization "one more generation" back in 2009. they say the goal of their project is to save endangered wildlife. as part of their effort, they went to north texas to deliver a message of the dallas safari club, who is auctioning off the permit. >> i don't know why they would be doing that. maybe they are just doing that so they can get a few pic

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