tucker's father even posting on the page, "i am in so much trouble with tucker." >> for his part, tucker took it in stride. sayi ining i can't be too mad a him. dad built him a luge run when he was a kid just so he could get into the sport. >> now that excuses dad for just about anything. you build him a luge, christina. >> also about 50 new dates, i'm sure, thank you very least. at the very least. so hopefully that will all work out. but yeah, everybody's like what are you doing, dad? what are you doing? take a look at this. this came in from santa rosa. we got this picture in on saturday when we were in the heart of the storm. and look at this. this is actually a railway, something that you would hold on to with your hands as you're walking through. so you can see the water rose rapidly here. got one more picture to show you. another breathtaking picture. this one's near the sonoma county airport. we love your viewer pictures. you guys are our eyes outside of this station, so every time there's a weather event, please post them on our facebook page, and that way we can share them with

only from at&t. >>> i'm back with chris tucker., nine years ago, "the simpsons" predicted the outcome of the super bowl, denver 19, seahawks 14. do you agree with that? >> denver has a good chance because of peyton. i'm going with omaha, omaha! get over here. watch him, watch him. right there, right there. omaha! >> you're here in new york to do a standup gig for the all-day foundation. tell me what that is about. >> adrian peterson all-day foundation that deals with at-risk kids. he's doing -- we're doing two shows tonight. so it's going to be great. he's a great guy and my foundation pretty much is his foundation. >> it's great to see you. you have a new movie out this summer. also the standup dates, go to christucker.com. come again. >> thank you. >> that's all for us tonight. see you back here on monday night with all the fallout of what should be a special day on sunday. >>> jay leno! >> america's late night leader. going out on top. >> thank you. >> the journey. from comedy club kid to the throne of king johnny. >> the young

he also would like to play match maker for tucker. take a look. >> i want to say to all the young ladies out there, tucker is very single. he's a little shy, so you have to reach out to him. and you can do that through facebook. his page team tucker. and the neat part is, he's such a good kid. everyone who posts there, he always gives back a personal response. >> i mean, who could beat that? jenna is horrified right now. >> if my dad went on tv and said jenna is extremely single, that would pretty much sever ties. >> like, dad. >> he's adorable. >> he is. >> he's so cute. >> that's so sweet. >> i think it's lovely. so tucker, we wish you the best. if you would like to send him a message, #teamtucker. we have all the links on our website today.com. we'd love to hear all about it. >>> still to come at this point -- >> i think he's great. wonderful. >> now that we cleared that up, jenna is totally hash tagging tucker. coming up we'll talk with the sisters who won the gold and silver in the moguls competition. that's coming up after this.

tucker's father posting i am in so much trouble with tucker after the interview. part, tucker took it in stride saying i cannot be too mad after all dad build him a luge run when he was a kid so he could get into the sport a. fun family response. >> some people have skeletons in their closet. he has a luge run in the back yarpd. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. take a look at these major totals from over the weekend. most of the high totals are from the north bay as predicted but look at this. this is measured for you in. we almost accumulated two feet of rainfall high atop mt. tam. we're talking about definite aftermath. we didn't have as much rainfall in the south bay, we typically get that rain shadow effect. we picked up over 5 to 8 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains and a little over an inch and a quarter in the south bay, like willow glenn and campbell. in los gatos, over six inches of rain. we needed it so bad. so it's great news. there is more on the way so your live radar tells the story. showers clea

then late night you can watch tucker west. the 18 year old slider may already be a winner with the ladies. after his father's appearance on the today show this morning. >> i just want to say to all the young ladies out there, tucker is very single. now he's a little shy. so you have to reach out to him. >> reporter: that's a little embarrassing, don't you think? tucker should be happy to know there was quite a bit of twitter on facebook about him. nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thanks a lot, jack. and coming up next, millions of pounds of ground beef have been recalled. we'll show you what to look for in your fridge and freezer. >>> behind the scenes with brian boitano, how president obama's decision changed his life. >>> plus we're going to have more on the weather alert across the bay area. here is a live look across downtown san francisco. you can't see much of it. we'll be right back. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, ther

>> reporter: good morning, tucker, the labor department's monthly employment report showed a second straight month of weak growth. in december we saw a feeble increase of 75,000. in the month of january, the economy added only 113,000 jobs. but last year's average monthly gain was close to 194,000 a month. and while the unemployment number actually dropped a tenth of a point to 6.6% it's because overall workforce participation fell. what we're seeing a stagnant trend of wages. economy even the president in his weekly address says needs to be turned around. >> we've got to reverse those trends and build an economy that works for everyone, not just a fortunate few. and the opportunity agenda i laid out last week will help us do. >> the republicans say this report shows the middle class is getting squeezed and many of them are pointing to the president's signature health care law which they say is inflating government spending

steve, julie and tucker are back with us.s a lot of discussion at that hearing today that maybe there is a national solution, maybe the, you know, federal government gets involved. >> he will with of course there was discussion. that there would be a national solution because that's what congress does. they come up with national solutions. >> they intend to come up with national solutions. >> but there is always this compulsion for politicians. they think they have to do something there is a problem. politicians have to do something so at least they can go and send a press release or talk about it i think we may be seeing some of that here. the question, i think, there are two important questions. what can be done by government, if anything. and, two, who should be doing it the first question is hard to say. you talk to security experts and they will say the problem with the way that government approaches this is they want to build moats around everything. they suggest that private sector entities should build moats around ev

tucker. what is athens? that's it. college towns, $400, please. tucker. what is gainesville?

you decide. >> thanks, tucker.hen he was diagnosed with cancer, garth worried he wouldn't make it ho to his daughter's graduation, and neither would his notes. so he decided to write them in advance. he did. for all 826 days left until she was done with school. >> joining us with their story is garth callahan and his daughter emma. so great to have you here this weekend. >> thank you. >> garth, why did you decide to do this? did you think that i want her to have a lasting memory from me, but i may not be here to share in those moments later in her life. >> all those moments happened after my most recent sh cancer diagnosis. there's also been the implied promise there would be a note in the hand packed lunch. and i read this article. and it talked about making a promise and promise cards because i said i would. i was so moved by the article. i was worried that five years for now there was a good possibility that i couldn't finish the news. i started writing diligently every day. >> and you brought along some of your

by the way, i agree with tucker, that is what usually drives the mid-term election.hat vote. the voters who tend to turn out in presidential cycles is the only election they vote in. they don't have much interest in these mid-term electionsme. and they tend to fall off. those tend to be democrats. this is going to be a difficult environment for democrats. look, we had two cycles. i remember last cycle, african-americans and hispanics, and young people were not as excited about obama the second time around. they were not going to turn out. they did. >> that was before the bad stuff when obamacare started to kick in, though, i mean, tucker, they kept away the bad stuff until after the presidential election and now we're living with it. >> they're going to try to do in 14, rather than 12, scare the heck out of the democratic base. you're going to watch a concerted effort from the white house to turn the conversation from obamacare, the pressing issue of the day to much more b abstract issues like immigration. being you're just haters, don't elect them or you're in troub

>> yeah, skip that, tucker. skip that.her. >> you could watch curling at the olympics. that would be more exciting. >> exactly. >> great to see you as always. check him out onto nerdtears.com. thanks so much. >> happy valentine's day. >> thanks a lot. happy valentine's day. >> coming up, he's running to be the next republican governor of california. meet today's political rising star next hour. >> and then former new orleans mayor headed to prison for corruption. but the mainstream media forgot to mention one thing. he's a democrat. geraldo rivera here to weigh in on that in just moments. he i my name is jenny, and i quit smoking with chantix. before chantix, i tried to quit probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help peoe quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, a

i've been studying. >> this is tucker. he's a boston terrier. >> you cold?eth are chattering. he's so cold. >> give him a sweater. >> he apparently ended up going outside and it was 4 degrees outside. he got really, really cold and this is him back inside, trying to warm up. >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." sports stars of tomorrow - episode 825 e're showing off our range this week on sports stars of tomorrow... we have top basketball prospects from across the country... an interview with one of the nation's best football recruits... and we'll feature a rising baseball star in california... all of that is on your way next! (show open) . welcome to the show, everyone. i'm charles davis... it's been a cold winter, and i'm ready for some spring training. with that in mind, let's head to california to meet

. >> joining me now, tucker carlson and joe trippi, joe, as the democrat on this, somebody who advisespaigns, do you think the democrats are worried about this? >> of course they are. it's clear that the president's credibility dragged his favorability down and that drags democrats down. it's the same regardless of who is president. if you've got a president whose popularity is falling, whether it's obamacare or something else, with bush it was the war in iraq, it doesn't matter. it drags the rest of the party down. obamacare, in particular, is going to be one of the factors that hurts democrats. the problem still is, it doesn't all happen in a vacuum. this won't be the only issue. republicans have blown opportunities to win the senate in the last two cycles when they legitimately should have taken the senate because of their inner-party fights. >> and the nominees they choose. >> yes. so all these things happen. this definitely is going to be one of the factors that is a challenge for a democrat running for office this year in 2014. no doubt about it. >> not the nominees but the candi

tucker and heather? >> oh.ur sweetie on valentine's day, we have great gift ideas for -- >> my favorite gift idea. >> gifts for mom, dad and kids. >> we have more. you have so much stuff here, it's unbelievable. a lot of it looks high cal. what do you have? >> it's start off with moms. everybody, the kids love to make handmade something for the moms. i picked out gifts i think moms would love besides the handmade gifts. let's start with wristlets. it's love new york. it's a great bag for moms to take to the gym, put their head bands in. >> how much is that? >> $98. it's pricier. body market is a company that i love. she's a mom. i picked an iphone case with a heart and lips. lipstick. of course, kids always like to have moms tuned in for valentine's day. these are affordable. $16 and $10. a scented candle and a heart picture frame for my two little boys. you can smell the delicious candle. >> good. it's awesome. these are on the pricier side, $60, so kids have to save up. they are great gifts. >> fathers get va

tucker, back to you. >> thanks a lot, elizabeth.eassuring. >> have a great saturday. >> reassuring news. rick is here. >> it's true. kind of bad news. >> you feel like? >> with all the snow and cold. >> people are so sick of it. it's still pretty and there's a hush to it -- >> you're such a positive person. >> you really are. i cannot believe you think snow is pretty in new york city after it's fallen. for 20 minutes and gray and nasty. take a look at this graph here. if you think we've had snow across the northeast. we have, how much we've seen this year and the bar on the right how much we typically would have seen. philly, new york and boston above the averages and there's a little more in store but not all that much this weekend. good news. temps, cold air still in place, not going away across that northern tier of the country at all. here is one storm down across parts of southeast that brings scattered rain showers in towards the carolina coast and florida. but snow again overnight across arkansas and northern mississippi, pla

altan, producer at the center for investigative reporting, two, two ktvu consumer editor, and jill tucker"san francisco chronicle" education reporter. how many kids are locked up, and what is the significance of this intervention by the federal department of justice department and education? >> well, there are about 30% of the kids that are locked up, there's about 270 beds there are -- have special needs, special education. but that's really low for a facility. the estimates typically are around 70%. so at least 1/3 are -- have the diagnosis, have the paperwork to be in special education. but the lawsuit alleges that there's probably a lot more that haven't been identified and haven't received the services. the federal lawsuit is a pretty big deal. it's rare for the feds to weigh in on a case like this. and it sort of signals that they felt pretty strongly that the party involved which are the probation department and the county office of education which sort of have been pointing the fingers at each other, the fed weighed in and said you're both responsible for the education and service

but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> say i

tucker? >> thank you, clayton.scweched so regularly as in universities. a pro-life group at the university of alabama standing up for first amendment rights after this the school removed this antiabortion display from its student center. take a look when the group's president con fronted her. watch. >> it's like i told you at the beginning, we received complaints about it. >> it's very sad but is there a guideline what's supposed to be in the display case? >> yeah. it's online. >> okay. no offensive or graphic material. so you guys are lucky to get it up there as long as you did. >> you were lucky to be able to express your views. actually, no such rule exists. why is the university trying to silence pro-life students? joining us with the president bama students for life thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> there is no stated policy that you violated? like what are the rules at the university of alabama for this kind of thing? >> well, there is no rule about university display case a

tucker? >>> thank you, clayton.. according to a pew poll, 52% of americans say the united states failed to achieve its goals in both iraq and afghanistan. 51% say it was the right decision to invade afghanistan. that's down from 67% in 2006. this is afghanistan's president hamid karzai who blames the united states for insurgent attacks within his country. it's our fault, he claims, efforts he believes are an attempt to weaken him. fox news contributor lieutenant colonel allen west is joining us this morning. he spent a great deal of time representing our country abroad in war zones. colonel west, has a heartbreaking poll. it must be particularly tough for you having spent so much time in uniform abroad. >> well, it is very tough for a uniformed service member because what we see happening over the course of the last three presidential administrations,icallyton, bush and obama, very nebulous and strategic objectives. war fair is fought for three basic purposes, assimilation, annihilation or attrition. when you don't

tucker. what is the international monetary foundation? no. julia? what is the world bank?orld bank, yes. not the imf. lecture for $400, please. [ beep ] "what are identical twins?" julia, back to you. lecture for $600, please.

who gets to keep it -- kevin, tucker, or terry? good luck. let's go to work. starting off with...on marks. it always does. and, kevin, you get to select first. let's go to 6-syllable words for $200. [ chuckles ] he just did one of these... [ mutters ] does "veterinarian" have, uh, that many syllables? terry: oh! that's the word we were going for. pick again.

martha: it is politically troublesome, tucker.e the two senators, mitt romney saying back off. not a good idea. >> they're afraid. a lot of people are afraid. that doesn't change the core argument here, should you send someone to prison for not baking a case for someone else's gay wedding and answer unequivocally is no. martha: if you're open for business, right. >> right. martha: you can't deny people based on, you know, based on their color, based on their sexual orientation. >> right. martha: how do you defend the baker who say, i'm not going to make your cake? they walk in. you're open for business to the public. why, why would you deny someone the cake in this instance? >> there is balance of interests here. of course you know, don't want people discriminate against other people based on relevant criteria and skin color. you need to protect people's right to exercise their religion. clearly we're in a moment of national hysteria here where people who disagree get crushed. i thought the goal was tolerance we all get along. hav

>> thanks, tucker.n pursuing by trying to use the civilian domestic criminal justice system to try terrorists and pirates. >> there is really no debate about the essential facts, that this guy alee muhammed ali was a somali pirate. weighs captured on the danish vessel after 1.7 million was paid in ransom. he was a pirate. how could they fail to get a conviction on this guy for one thing. >> it's just more bungling by this justice department. first, they bring this guy to the united states. when he should have been sent, i think, to a place like guantanamo bay and tried as you mentioned by military court or military commission which are set up for these things. and then the prosecutors lost the case. if they had this kind of possibility in mind, they shouldn't have brought him to the united states in the first place. if it was a weak case, they should not have brought him in the country. because now what could happen is going to happen. is he free and he can file to stay in the country permanently rather

after being rescued the girls are placed in the care of alma tucker, a san diego resident who crosses the border to run the safe house with other volunteers. >> one of the things we are doing is providing basic needs. we have a school right here in the facility. but also some of the volunteers gym zumba classes, self-defence. they are learning english. >> sex trafficking is a crime that is underreported and oftentimes happens in the hope. here in tijuana's red light district, this is where supply meets demand. on the streets women and girls are bought and sold into prostitution every day. >> exact numbers are hard to come by. it is estimated there are tens of thousands of victims in the country. alma tucker's safe house is one of two such places in all of mexico. >> a lot of people see what we do. they don't want to hear about it. it's hard to hear. one girl is sexually abused 25 times a day, and everything is taken away from them - their childhood, peace, dreams. then when they are here, we focus on the person, and see how we can bring up those dreams again. >> since being rescued 19

linda tucker and i live directly across the street from 4546 19th street. i moved to san francisco over 30 years ago from new york city but grew up in a very small town where there was lots of greenery and free space. san francisco immediately felt like the best of both worlds and i never looked back. what i am beginning to feel is something different. i fell in love with the neighborhood feel and the expansiveness that our city had. each neighborhood seemed to have an individual personality. unfortunately, what i fell in love with is beginning to disappear and what is happening --. >> ma'am, i'm sorry but the dr requested time is up. that's 15 minutes. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. so now speakers in favor of the dr there are any speakers in favor of the dr who are not --. >> that are not part of the dr requesting team? >> speakers who are opposed to the project. >> hello, thank you for this opportunity to speak and i'd like to thank michael smith for acknowledging my letter that i sent to him. my name is gary narimore, i have lived in san fran

and i think that is what the president is arguing here. >> tucker? >> it's so unbelievable, cynica. on both sides you've got long term double digit unemployment. they want to doubling the number of unskilled worker that's come here legally? that is going to help americans here? the middle class? working people? the president claims to represent? no. going to depress their wages further. it's true. find an economist. >> congressional office indicated bipartisan bill pass by the united states senate would actually raise money for the united states and would benefit our country. >> hold on, hold on. i want to give you both the floor. >> go ahead >> i mean the point is that 11 million immigrants are here and deserve a pathway to citizenship. they're in our schools they deserve a path wi to citizenship. point blank, period >> i went to amnesty, that is silly but it's a side show, about bringing in more unskilled workers because that benefits business. they give money to both parties and democratic party because they'll vote democrat but it shafts middle class. there is no credible person

but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> s

rosina tucker remembers the hope returning. you remember his saying, "there's nothing to fear but fear itself." he had his fireside talks... and, uh... uh, the people listened to them all over the united states. they made it a point to have nothing to do during those fireside talks. they sort of... it seemed to me a sacred time, uh, as if a father was talking to his children who were afraid. it was in that period of despair that roosevelt did one great thing. he experimented. if this didn't work, try something else. this nation is asking for action and action now! march 1933 was the bottom of the depression. slowly the economy inched upwards. keynes visited washington in 1934 to meet with roosevelt. the meeting was not a success. fdr had such a lack of interest in economics... his interest was not simply zero. it was, if it could be, negative. he was concerned with how things worked, but not analytically. he wanted to have confidence that somebody who was patient could advise him. keynes talked to fdr as though he were a studen

martha: good to see you, tucker.u and your beautiful familiment did you see the pictures? it's so sad, their just an unattractive bunch. [laughter] and his son doesn't look anything like him. incredibly handsome. bill: tucker, well done, man. have a good weekend. >>> 25 inches of snow in virginia. what a different story it is in the american west. a record-setting drought devastating farmers in a state where america gets its food. what this means to you, in a moment. martha: and, holy box office. why the bible is becoming hot, hot, hot at the movies as we await the action-packed noah starring russell crowe as the man with ark. >> death by wood. ♪ ♪ through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. this special financing offer ends presidents' day at sleep train. supe

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and tucker carlson told fox news this week, "if i don't want to bake you a cake for your gay wedding,lled tolerance. but when you try and force me to bake a cake for your gay wedding, and threaten me with prison if i don't, that's called fascism." i think the more important issue is, who is asking tucker carlson to bake all these wedding cakes. [ laughter and applause ] he seems like the worst person for that. i don't think he'd be good at that. i like this. i like what i'm about to tell you. [ laughter ] a florida woman was arrested for a dui after she failed a sobriety test and was caught driving nude from the waist down. [ audience ohs ] wait. they gave her a sobriety test? [ laughter ] pants. pants are the sobriety test. [ laughter and applause ] no way. if you're ever, like, walking out of a bar wondering if you should drive -- if you're not wearing your pants, you shouldn't drive. you probably can't drive because your keys are in your pants. [ laughter ] i got married over the summer, so -- [ cheering and applause ] thank you. thank you very much. so this story was interesting t

joining me now is cynthia tucker.for being here. >> good to be here, reverend. >> cynthia, next week republicans are planning a vote targeting the health care law. for the 50th time, 50 votes, do they want one for each state or something, cynthia? >> well, here is the scary thing, reverend al. if in fact republicans are able to win the senate later this year, there might be a very serious effort to repeal obama care because a couple of right wing senators like head cruz are going to insist on it. for now, what we see is sort of show votes in the house of representatives that are not going anywhere. but if republicans take the senate, there might be a real effort to repeal obama care, which as you noted, most americans do not want. >> this week speaker boehner said the president isn't interested in governing. listen to this. >> you know, back in 2012, the president chose politics over governing. he took the year off, got little done. and this year i'm beginning to see the same pattern of behavior. we see more and more

after being rescued by the authorities, the girls are placed in the care of alma tucker. a u.s. resident that volunteers to the safe houses. >> they are here and providing the basic needs. we have schools in the facility. but also some of the volunteers are dance classes and self-defense and learning english. >> sex traffic something a crime under reported and often times happens out in the open. in the red light district here, this is where supply meets demand here on the streets women and girls are bought and sold into prostitution every day. exact numbers are hard to come by, it is estimated tens of thousands of trafficking victims in the country. yet alma's house is one of two such places in all of mexico. >> people don't want to hear about it. it is hard to hear that a girl is sexual abuse 25 times a day and everything is taken away from them. their childhood, their peace, their dreams. when they are here we focus on the person and see how to bring up those dreams again. >> since being rescued karen is remembering her dreams, and what it feel like to laugh and believe in so

joining me now are cynthia tucker and joan walsh.ou both for coming on the show tonight. >> good to be here, reverend al. >> joan, what do you make of this latest comment that the rich should get more votes. >> you know, reverend al, i'm actually grateful for his comment. i'm grateful that there is a tom perkins to put all of this on the table and to show us that there is a backlash to economic populism. and there is a cadre right now of sore winners who have convinced themselves that they're the real victims in our society, and that they deserve, that they deserve everything they have. they ignore the fact that their money makes them worth more than the rest of us already. ever since citizens united essentially made speech -- turned money into protected speech, they have disproportionate power. but they see people organizing. they see people rising. and there is a conservative backlash. i'm glad to have it out there so we can discuss it. >> cynthia, you know, a "fortune" reporter talked to tom perkins after the event that he made th

. >> tucker, a boston terrier. >> isn't that sweet?eeth are chattering. >> so cold. >> get him a sweater. >> he ended up going outside and it was 4 degrees out. he got really, really cold. him this is him back inside trying to warm up. >> it's monday and that means ebaum's world. >> the show where we can either get real or you can get the fake out of here. >> is the snow shoveling a setup? >> no, no, no way. >> and is this the coolest unknown way to pop a bottle? we put it to the test. real or fake, next. >> what? >> and another chance to win ain't ipad mini the buzzword you need is next. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis ca

here comes keenan tucker over the skies of turkey. keenan gets out there and starts to just manhandle this our foil and his parasail and does different acrobatic moves. looks like he's doing moves and spins. >> oh. boy, that will get you dizzy. >> is he messing up or is he actually doing this? he just can do this. >> he can do this and he's doing it quite well although the name of the video was my first set. it looks like these are some of his practice moves as he gets ready to learn the acrobatics, it's beautif out there when the horizon is level. >> he did good. his first set looks pretty darn di carry a bag in your pocket just in case? it's hard to watch. >> some people feel that parasailing isn't exciting enough so they need to do acrobatics. >> isn't that true? if you got really good at just gliding, wouldn't you want to up it a little bit? why wouldn't you? >>> i think we can all agree that the world just is a more spectacular place when seen through the eyes of a child. this is a little 16-month-old watching man of steel for th

tucker carlson, co-host of "fox & friends" weekend, joins us. hey, tucker. >> morning, eric.o they think that he may have lied to try and protect the white house? >> well, according to the piece that fox did, he conceded in a closed door meeting that he did, in fact, alter those talking points. i think the sentence in question concerns al-qaeda. somebody removed any reference to al-qaeda from those talking points, and that was central; of course, to the story the white house was telling. they blamed those attacks on this video, this youtube video that the guy who did it later went to jail. and so the question is, who tried to eliminate references to organized terror groups from the talking points, and it sounds like it may have been mr. morrell. i think a greater question is why in the world would michael morrell be working now, apparently, for pe leap ray nas who is the former secretary of state, hillary clinton's, closest aides? why would he be connected to her now in his private sector life? that's the a really interesting question. eric: they could say he's got a lot of e

i am tuckered out. in the nba, oh, what a night ♪ oh, what a night you have to sing it. >> drilling the game winning three-pointer. bucks take it, 101-98. >> golfer, bubba watson. 1-year-old caleb on the green. posting this on him hitting the golf ball. he's even putting him on a tough one, that's a banker shot there. >> i love the pacifier, that's the best part of it. >> number 8, all the way. way to go. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins has more on the snowy forecast. that's still ahead. good morning, bill. it seems like we can't get rid of this stuff. >> no. going to be a while before it melts too. let's talk about this next storm. already starting in the middle of the country. 118 million people will be affected by this winter storm. not going to be record breaking in the snowfall amounts. it will be a big inconvenience in the next two days. as far as what's happening now. kansas, oklahoma, definitely the worst of it. as we go throughout the day. it spreads through illinois, missouri, iowa, southern