him, are you the tim allen. and he said yes, i am. but he wasn't, a different tim allen. and he shared that his foundation wanted to award a teacher for their work. i was pleasantly surprised this was being done. because so many times teachers tirelessly work without recognition. and then he shared that the teacher was michelle kyung. and i knew why they this chosen her. mrs. kyung has been a teacher at washington high school for 13 years. and has a da in history from san francisco state. she's a social studies teacher teaching modern world and ap psychology, and she's a driving force in our ap academy. we are very proud of her at washington high school. and it's excellent when your colleagues can stand up and say wonderful things about you. the principal and five former students and present students. there was a large article in the paper about her, and one student said that mrs. kyung shows huge role in education, and i look for someone to have impact on me. she educates with fun, she deserving this award beca

from "home improvement" to "last man standing," tim allen. he's here live in a few minutes. ave a little quiz for you, tim. we're going to find out how much you know about your own shows. >> oh. >> he's headed for the door right now. >> you have to eat the dip. >>> jude law also here. new movie coming out. and one "good morning america" anchor happens to have a cameo in the film. >> and is the anchor really talented and handsome? >> hopefully. >>> who can keep up with khloe kardashian? we can at "gma" because khloe is right here. we're so happy to see you. >> we're running out of spotlights in the studio. >>> so, it is time -- i know everybody's been on the edge of their seat. it is time. super bowl xlvii upon us. why not make a 47-layer dip? >> why not? >> we have food editors. and they posted a how-to video. it's gone viral. it's great to have you both here. first question, the most obvious, why? why? >> i keep asking myself that. it was -- it started out as an idea. seven-layer dip is great. but we can do better. our great video editor pointed out, it's the 47th birsuper b

it's like tim allen in a beauty salon. >> it looks good, too.al product is pretty good. >> yeah. he took the vacuum cleaner hose, holds it up to her hair, it sucks in perfectly. he's already wrapped the hair band around the hose so when it's all in, he slides it off and it's on her hair. >> see, women, why does it take you so long in the bathroom? look how quick we can get stuff done. >> this will be great when she's 16. she's going to ask mom for the vacuum. mom comes back, just get the vacuum it works. >> another video of a girl probably around 16 and it is her mom doing it. there you go. perfect ponytail. >> that girl's just texting her way through that entire experiment. >> and then there's just this. >> see, taken way long. >> way long, right? >> we all know that the last thing you want to do when you go to a party is pass out, because people will do stuff to you. we don't know why this guy passed out, but man's best friend came to his aid. >> this dog comes and wanders around and you don't think anything of it until a man tries to give the

tim allen been here, eric stonestreet, l.a. reid, simon cowell, demi lovato and music from amy mann and james mercer and flo rida will be here, too, so please watch it. if it weren't for our first guest tonight, the world might never have discovered how a very funny nazis hunchbacks can be. he holds the brain behind classics like "the producers," a -- and many more great films. a new box set celebrating his 65 years in entertainment, "the incredible mel brooks: an irresistible collection of unhinged comedy," is out now. please welcome mel brooks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> it's almost a pleasure to be here. [ laughter ] it's very nice. very -- very, very nice. washed, clean people. >> jimmy: they hose them down before they come in. >> lovely. and the unfriend thing almost worked. >> jimmy: almost worked. this close. you're saying longer, should be longer? well, thank you. i have to say -- it is -- it's okay. >> it's a good premise, you know. when you said -- we didn't say fred, we said friend. now -- i do

allen. if you can take a seat on the front row. mr. tim colin. and mr. jerry (inaudible). mr. allen, welcome. >> good afternoon commissioners, dick allen. lake merced, i am out there four or six times a week rowing in the morning. there are other issues at lake merced you may not be aware of. and today i will comment on them. first i would like to quote a statement from the january 2011 watershed report referring to the boat house. the downstairs no longer adequate for the space. and it's unanimous for the need of

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tim kaine. mark warner was at his side. he defeated george allen in november. hillary clinton is out of hospital tonight, and she is already thinking about going to work. she will be back in office next week. she was treated for a blood clot during a follow-up exam. she suffered a concussion last month after fainting. children who survived the shooting in newtown conn., were back in school. where they went, and what was brought in to make them more comfortable. good news for google today. why the government was looking for search >> most of the kids were excited. they saw offerings they have not seen in a while. they were anxious to get in the hallways and meet up with the other kids. the teachers were quite excited to see the students. >> that is keith white, an officer in monroe, conn. children from sandy hook elementary school return to school today. it is the first time back to class after the shooting. backpacks and other items were brought back to make the children more comfortable in their new surroundings. an employee of the chief medical examiner is on

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keys, allen west, the defeated congressman from florida. tim is someone who's considered to be serious. and so it'll be interesting to watch how this. >> reporter: >> that he meets with me and is going to come out as a progressive. >> good luck with that. >>> another big moment this year is when clint eastwood changed the way we view chairs. forever. >> what do you want me to tell romney? i can't tell him to do that. can't do that to himself. you're crazy. you're absolutely crazy. >> so in his honor, we will be awarding the clint east woodward empty chair award for the best performance for not showing up. >> about 81 members of the democratic party -- >> this is just about saying it's something else. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. >> and the revvie goes to none other than donald trump who was out of it the entire year. congratulations, mr. trump. >>> we'll have more revvies right after this. >>> the revvies will return with a blueberry pie lifetime achievem

guest: one is senator tim kaine, he beat george allen in the election, a former governor, he's close to president obama. he was almost picked as vice president. obama and kain talked about him running in the senate, then he ended up winning. that's a democrat to watch. you have to watch the democrats in the senate. elizabeth warren won a huge battle with senator scott broun. -- scott brown. how is she going to operate? the financial industry is a little nervous about elizabeth warren, she had the idea to come up with the consumer bureau that was so controversial that is now up and running as far as wall street reform. they have strong personalities. they also could be dealmakers. i think those are two democrats to watch. host: on the republican side? guest: on the republican side, congressman steve stockman, he used to be in congress, he is going to be back, he's going to vote against the speaker, what kind of committee assignments will he get if he does that? that's one republican coming in with not being shy. host: one last phone call for bob cusack, john? sweet home, oregon, indep

tim kaine to take the oat of office. jim web is was on hand today swearing in he defeated george allen for the senate seat. >> the i.r.s. is trying to figure out if tax refunds will be delayed because of the last-minute fiscal cliff deal. they are reviewing details and will issue new guidelines soon. several items are listed as reserved because they are waiting on a resolution to the fiscal cliff. >> one day after being released from the hospital seak of state hillary clinton is making plans to go back to work. she plans to go back to work some time next week. she is resting at home after being treated for a blood clot in her head. doctors have advised her not travel abroad. >> we have a developing story from manassas where justin wolfe will remain behind bars. he spent 11 years in prison, he was convicted for a drug related murder but those charges were dropped after it was found that prosecutors suppressed evidence. today, court granted the stay and halted his release. d.c. police say they don't suspect foul play in connection with a death of a man whose body was found in a vepts allegation shaft last night. -- ventil

allen spent most career with the cowboys. a mammoth in one of the strongest men in the history of the league. former raider wide receiver timthe list. just after firing rob ryan, cowboys hired monty kiffen, kiffen spent seasons running usc seasons. and he decided to go back to nfl. he does have 13(ué5tm of nfl experience, to nba, warriors lost two in a row to try to stop the skid tonight hosting in ora cell this evening. blazers led by a rocky out of oakland. kind of off the radar. doesn't get a lot of national attention. he's gotten everybody's attention. a tear drop there, smooth. so poised and warriors coach not surprised at his success. >> we thought highly of him. he's the best point guard in the draft. just ability to give way once on the floor no. surprise what he's doing. quality kismd noi? found himself as point guard to build on for a long time still to come. >> damion will yard with play. and what a rookie. >> fun to watch. >> join me tonight on 9:00 a warning for anyone running jafa. how it could put your computer at risk. >> niner fever. can you get tickets? and how police are preparing for playoffs. join us fo

guest: senator tim kaine is a democrat from virginia. he defeated george allen in the election. he is a former governor. this is very close to president obama. he was almost vice-president. talk about your money in the senate. elizabeth warren won a huge battle with senator scott brown. how will she going to operate? the financial industry is a little bit nervous about her. she had the idea to come up with the consumer bureau that was so controversial, the agency that is now up and running as far as wall street reform. those two have strong personalities. they could also be dealmakers. host: on the republican side? guest: on the republican side, steve stockman, congressman, he will vote against the speaker. what kind of committee assignments will he get if he does that? that is one republican come in in not being shy. host: 1 last phone call for bob cusack. john in oregon, independent. caller: hello. all these issues mean absolutely nothing until you get down to accountability. host: what to you mean? caller: how come there's no criminal investigation of any of these bankers, of

tim kaine coming in and replacing more moderate members. the margin get smaller. that may be one reason why republicans are eager to deal before the 113th congress. many of the tea party members like allent have also lost so they will be alloweout. host: all eyes moved to the house for legislative business. a vote could happen on legislation that was approved early this morning in the senate. coverage on c-span continues throughout the day. jimmy, you are on the air. caller: good morning and happy new year. when i look at the statue at the white house, that is supposed to represent the american people. democrat, republican, we're supposed to do what is right for the country. one thing i have to ask. the people that makes the most money in this country -- why we cannot create jobs to revenue for the country. it takes individuals to create work for them. guest: this is what a lot of progress are worried about. washington is trying to deal with a long-term debt problem that will be a problem for some time. nobody thinks the country will fall off into financial district. next year. they are doing so in a way that is sitting like it will hurt the average american more than the wealthy. you'l

tim kaine coming in and replacing more moderate members. the margin get smaller. that may be one reason why republicans are eager to deal before the 113th congress. many of the tea party members like allen west have also lost so they will be out. host: all eyes moved to the house for legislative business. a vote could happen on legislation that was approved early this morning in the senate. coverage on c-span continues throughout the day. jimmy, you are on the air. caller: good morning and happy new year. when i look at the statue at the white house, that is supposed to represent the american people. democrat, republican, we're supposed to do what is right for the country. one thing i have to ask. the people that makes the most money in this country -- why we cannot create jobs to revenue for the country. it takes individuals to create work for them. guest: this is what a lot of progress are worried about. washington is trying to deal with a long-term debt problem that will be a problem for some time. nobody thinks the country will fall off into financial district. next year. they are doing so in a way that is sitting like it will hurt the average american more than the wealthy. you'll