that you live in the superdome. [ laughter ] this is pretty cool.ek, the fda approved human testing of bananas that are engineered to have higher vitamin content. said monkeys, "hey, the one time we want to be tested on!" [ laughter ] "we love bananas. humans testing the bananas? you guys! this was the time to use monkeys, you guys! man! gosh. it's just i feel like we couldn't have been clearer about how we felt about bananas. you use us for all this testing we hate." [ laughter ] "i -- if you need me, i'm going to be in the tree." [ laughter ] this is a weird story. an atlanta woman is still recovering after undergoing surgto remove a 27 pound tumor from her stomach, which she initially thought was just weight gain. said the woman, "oh, thank god. oh, it's just a tumor." [ laughter and applause ] this is interesting. chili's has installed 45,000 tablets in its restaurants to serve as menus and minimize interactions between servers and customers. said one chili's customer -- ♪ i want my waiter back waiter back waiter back waiter back waiter back ♪ [

a blackout affected the superdome.much work has gone into ensuring that there were not be a power failure. there are contingency plans. generators on-site. never say never. you cannot promise 100%. we have done a lot of work. due to the security perimeter that will be built around metlife stadium, we're are losing half of our space. we are trying to call this the first public transportation super bowl. we are working closely with the mta, new jersey transportation authority to make sure buses and trains will transfer people to the games. >> i can hear new yorkers. you know them. they will say, what? i'm getting out of the city during super bowl. >> my advice is not to leave town. there'll be a lot of fun and excitement. >> they will talk about the traffic and the hassle. >> they will say that anyway. new yorkers are very generous. they appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. it ha

dollars and cents we've put about five hundred million dollars of new money into the super bowl superdome after katrina the real question is whether that money could have been better spent for example redeveloping neighborhoods in the lower ninth ward rather than providing a nice new all for a billionaire owner a millionaire players. that was sports economist victor matheson. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return a council of foreign relations senior fellow mr ben steel is telling us about the e.c.b. as recent drastic measures then in today's big deal edward harris and i are talking about debt forgiveness and the rebalancing risks in our economy and don't forget that you can see all segments features and they show on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth and on who who doesn't love who now it's time to run but before we do here are a look at some air closing numbers of the bell come on back and. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now

also being compared to the superdome post katrina and raising concerns of diseases.d one congressman, they've seen tb, chicken pox, scabies. president obama is in a mind, but perhaps there's a solution to this crisis. we'll discuss in our new segment. ♪ >> you like that, tucker? >> i love it. >> we did that to sneak it by you. >> the joy you get every day. >> we had to do that to sneak it by graphics. so they weren't going to do the impeachment thing, i had to write it in. >> oh, like a prison letter. >> you are color blind. >> you didn't notice that, andy, did you? >> no. >> hey, tucker, how do we solve this mess? please include the word impeachment in your answer. >> peachy. >> impeachy. >> how distracting is it that we're letting in millions of people who wear tighty whities. >> should be wearing boxers. >> those are tighty whities. those are grape smugglers. >> what does that mean? >> think about it. yeah, this is like totally third world. we're taking up a collection for under wear, the federal government for these people coming over. we're in a post industrial

you raise that point and i see the pictures of these children and you can't help but think of the superdome aftricte katrina that and people living in their own filth. there are health risks we don't seem to be able to handle. >> these kids will start going to school. when they come over the boarder and in these detention centers, nobody is checking them for dizs. >> they say they are. they are trying to get vaccinations up to date and that's why it's slow going and fema is in charge. >> oh, megyn. >> that's what they say. >> i'm going down there tomorrow and will confirm. the ones i speak to don't know what to do anymore because they want to protect america at the same point they see these kids laying on the ground. they are at a loss for words. we're talking about the pictures you see. the boarder patrol catches 1/3 of those who come across. the other 2/3rds come through. it's just the pimple. i promise you this, this is going to transform this country. he doesn't need a pen and he doesn't need a phone, all he needs is a blind eye and that's exactly what's taking place right now. >> we'll

you said before the show you observed children with lice and you think back to what we saw at the superdome after katrina and it just -- you're reminded of that. >> absolutely. absolutely. i was on the receiving end here, even in phoenix, arizona when katrina folks got off of the plane and were taken to our coliseum. it was basic things my group tried to impress upon boarder patrol while there. had the caplins been over to see the children? the answer was no. has your staff, boarder patrol staff hugged the children? have you told them they are all right and they will be safe? the answer was no. that is sad and unfortunate. this is a humanitarian crisis, and it is extremely important that congress not only fund organizations like the organization for many refugee resettlement but they need to make sure they are working with the president to make sure that health and human services can get down to these processing centers on the boarder a eer an sure these folks aren't staying longer than lawfully needed. >> did you understand when you went down there, you saw babies and at least 1,000 childr