the king had sex with a unicorn? a man with a horn had sex with a royal horse? yes. can pierce the sky ♪ [moroccan music] ♪ this is equal parts scotch, absinthe, rum, gin, vermouth, triple sec, and two packs of splenda. i call it a one of everything. oh, my god! [laughs] hit me again! all right, one more time around the block. it will grant you one wish. i wish you would stop rubbing that lamp in that creepy way. stupid--everybody knows to ask for 100 more wishes. dumb. [sitar being tuned] hey, hey, ange, check it out. [exotic accent] ♪ there's a place in france ♪ where the naked ladies dance [chuckles] really, andy? it's christmas, and you're singing about nudity and france. ♪ there's a hole in the wall ♪ where the men can see it all ♪ jim, check that out. what is it? that is vodka, and i mixed it with orange juice. i call it an orange vod-juice-ka. wow, that is delicious. yeah. i can't believe no one's thought of it. i know! [moroccan music] [shouting] aw, yeah! [tom-tom beats] belly dancing. 120, 180...200. all right. ah, thank you so much. my daughter is gonna lo

. >> it's a unicorn! >> so now he starts to explain what happened that night., they had a lot of shots. he saw the pony and he remembered his girl friend who was sleeping she loves "my little pony" and he thought wouldn't it be hilarious if he steals this and puts it near the bed and she wakes up and sees it near the bed. >> and thomas is like this is what you do. you have to teach them a lesson. here's the lesson. a little slap on the hand. that's it. >> what? >> i think it's beautiful. >> that's going to do

. >> it's a unicorn! >> so now he starts to explain what happened that night., they had a lot of shots. he saw the pony and he remembered his girl friend who was sleeping she loves "my little pony" and he thought wouldn't it be hilarious if he steals this and puts it near the bed and she wakes up and sees it near the bed. >> and thomas is like this is what you do. you have to teach them a lesson. here's the lesson. a little slap on the hand. that's it. >> what? >> i think it's beautiful. >> that's going to do >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you love great videos and the story behind them, this show is for you, "right this minute." >> there it is. that's a big [ bleep ] tornado. >> new video of that ef-4 tornado most people would have run from. meet the guy who lost a window but gained a great story. >> it was definitely a very scary moment. >> it's a disturbing scene of bullies in action. the

and he likened it to a unicorn. in other words, a mythical creature that no one's ever actually seen. that's what the grand bargain is. at least under this administration. >> reporter: white house spokesman jay carney continues to play a game of semantics insisting the president is not technically negotiating but speaking his mind behind closed doors. >> senate should expect the president to express his views on how we ought to move forward. i don't think republican senators held back or republican house members have held back when expressing how they think we ought to move forward. >> reporter: a new nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll found that when it comes to the president's strategy of not negotiating until the government is reopened and debt ceiling raised, 30% strongly agree and 10% somewhat agree with the president. though 36% strongly disagree and 7% somewhat disagree. though the same poll shows there is far more pressure on republicans to get a deal. asked who is more to blame for the shutdown, 31% sa

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unicorn, show ponies. where's the beef? >> it was great. how is gisele doing?anks. >>> cowboys and harris takes it back for the score. cowboys go 14-3. check out this play from the third. launches to terrence williams who makes a fantastic grab for the td, 21-9, dallas. to the fourth, skins were hanging around until rg3 loses loses it. the biggest favorite in nfl history, broncos hosting the jaguars. much closeren many expected with the jags hanging around for much of the game and this cuts it by two. turnovers still jackson sri, broncos able to get 35-19. >>> tigtans and steven hauschka was forced to leave the game. that means their punt ser now the kicker and safety becomes the holder. look at that. and a field goal attempt and they overcome and take the 20-13 win. >> all right. can you believe that sports is over? it wasn't enough, it just wasn't enough. we need more. let's check in now with bill karins. >> sporting event you didn't get in? >> i feel really -- i feel really satisfied. >> all right. are you satisfied? >> i'm not. >> now i understand why i'm h

this is the ultimate unicorn. it doesn't exist. >> kim, are you as pass mystic as r as our two friends here? >> the president already came out and said more revenue, an instant deal killer. the question is whether he'll be able to move on some of his own entitlement reform proposals. >>> still ahead, it's been almost three weeks since the affordable care act's health care exchanges went live. after a very rocky rollout, have things gotten any better and who should take responsibility for the mess? n't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more sinus symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. the physical damage was pretty bad. the emotional toll was even worse. our daughter had nightmares. what that robber really took from us was our peace of mind. with adt, we got it back. [ male announcer ] every 14.6 seconds, a burglary takes place in the united states. so rely on the fast alarm response of adt. a single adt system can help protect you from burglary, fir

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set this up so people understand it is almost never a rainbo and unicorn situation? >> there is a story about why kids enter foster care. they are all bad. denominator. it's some terrible thing that's happened that's caused society, typically in the form of local police to walk into some home, and pluck little kids away from a parent. that doesn't happen lightly or easily, but it happens, and it happens because there is drug abuse, neglect, a crime scene. something terrible, a kid has been injured badly. so these kids get taken away. they are in the back of a police car and then they have to go somewhere, and unless there is a foster home where the kids can go, they go to a state facility. what else can they do? and so it becomes vital that there. be a foster home that provides not only a safe haven. it's likeblying comfort is fine. that. a situation, kids have where the end result is where the kids get picked up off of the street. they are terrified and they get separated from their siblings so they are in some strange home all alone, and that's how this starts. >>

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no, unicorns don't steal; they're good creatures.ders! look, a tiny wall and tiny mountains! and snow! i bet this is where omble lives. ( laughing evilly ) ( screams, grunts ) he fattens us up on snow turns us into plastic hamburgers and... and feeds us to polly locket dolls! ( gasps ) nadine, i've got to find that backpack before it's too late! well, there's nothing you can do now. better get some sleep. i can't sleep! mary's about to become a hamburger! if you were a real friend, you'd stay awake with me. ( yawns ) but i'm not real; i'm imaginary. d.w.: and he flies around in a black blimp, looking for backpacks to steal! computer voice: backpack located. owner: dora winifred read. contents: plastic cow, "crazy bus" tape, glitter. glitter! ( thunder cracks ) d.w.: and while everyone is trying to keep their stuff dry a hose comes down and sucks up the backpack. and he leaves this ugly one in its place! it's hideous! mom said i had to baby-sit you. she didn't say anything about listening to the world's most boring story. can i have s

. >> it's a unicorn. >> again, a great thing. >> well, that's it. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. "special report" up next. >> no panda. >>> the cabinet secretary response for the obama care rollout disaster, back tracks on the comment that she only works for some of the american people, but will she soon be working somewhere else? this is "special report." good evening. i am bret baier. president obama's point person on the health care exchanges is drawing fire tonight. she issues a statement today acknowledging she does in fact work for all the american people. something she disputed 24 hours earlier. that's just one of her problems. chief white house correspondent, ed henry, looks at some of the others. >> reporter: even as health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius was counting how many people are enrolled, she acknowledged about being wildly incorrect of how well it would work. >> it's far from being optimum. >> the team in washington led by jeffr jeffrey ziens. the washington exact inner found a dummy java script file still live. and sebeliu

i mean, because i drink caffeine every day and lawn mower, unicorn, trumpet pants. [ laughter ] i mean] that was for tina. that was for tina, yeah, i think she liked that. >> steve: what -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i got to show you a clip of this guy. oh, my goodness. i feel bad for this guy. you're going to go nuts. this guy in alabama, he's a poet. he appeared on this local news show to showcase his abilities as a spoken word poet. when they asked him to perform, he decided to just freestyle and not read out of his books. he just wanted to freestyle his poems. he had a little trouble. check it out. >> you're going to do a spoken word for us now, right? >> right. >> and tell us what we're about to hear. >> it's just a freestyle. >> okay. >> i'm just going to pick it up as i go. >> freestyle. well, let me sit back. go ahead, marshall. >> okay. [ laughter ] years ago they try to -- years ago they try to -- put me in the -- what's the line? [ laughter ] >> do you want to try to read something from your book? >> yes. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: "yes, definitely. that's what i w

. >> you look like a unicorn. >> the places i'll go. >> yes, you look a little -- >> classic brooke shieldsony. >> i sported this with pride. >> there is a reason we are bringing back the scrunchie. >> they are saying it is back. the high end, though, don'ters are selling them for $95. >> that is ridiculous. >> that is god's way of saying you are making too much.. >> are they leak bedazzled? >> they're in the dollar store. >> $95 bucks. >> if you boy it, you are an idiot. >> you vould should have to register if you boy it. >> i wish we had one to see the difference. >> bedazzled. >> i did. can't you tell? i put my to thtem pole to the scrunchie. >> it's a mom ting, too. >> my girls love them. they're good if you also want to keep your curls. >> they're good for buns. >> what was the knock? they fell out of favor for a while? >> oh, that's tight. >> it's not supposed to hurt. >> ah. >> my girlfriend saw one. >> who has a fail gun? >> i don't have to get the botox treatments this week. keep it nice and firm. >> i have a head ake from this. >> when you undo those, i will check the weather. we

. >> it's a unicorn. >> again, a great thing. >> well, that's it. thank you for watching.ekend. "special report" up next. >> no panda. on facebook. have a great weekend. i'm megyn kelly. >>> this hour, when he talks, washington listens. charles krauthammer. his uniquely american story. his journey from m.d. to the pulitzer prize. how he over came a devastating accident with a determination to lead. a life that matters. hello. i'm brett bear. i hope you will enjoy this special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox news viewers know where charles sits on most of the issues but we bet there is a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist

what is the fairy dust, the unicorn magic that will make the next debt ceiling disaster a little differenthan this one? >> i think they're probably a little bit worried how close they came to disaster, how much noise. that wouldn't maybe much difference, as howard said it is the political battle. the only thing that is really going to weigh heavily is by the time we get to february of next year, there are the mid-terms late next year. the republicans have already taken a really bad bruising down in the 20s on their popularity in the polls. if there is a perception you are going to get clobbered even further, that could be the telling point. here is what worries most people, the far right don't care. the far right would have held john boehner's feet to the fire, even longer. it is just is that they knew there was nowhere to go after the senate did the deal. >> yeah, we saw that the way the vote played out in the house of representatives in the last couple of hours, just quickly richard, fitch put the yourseu.a negative rating, watch -- >> i'm going to jump in, i can't even anticipate your q

the campaign, saying she is not on the right and i go to work naked on the back of rainbow colored unicorns. yeah, i'm far left as well. he is well-known for conservatism. no one taking it seriously on social media. >> twitter unveiled his plan to go public this friday. >> is a big wake. the founders said with the new president of iran he had a conversation. he tweeted to rouhani. good to see you here. are citizens of iran able to read your tweets? to which he replied, my efforts are to ensure that my people will be able to access all information globally as is their right. there has been a lot of debate around this issue. what twitter represents in this new geopolitical space, because it is a very web= friendly attitude of rouhani. he's tweeted obama. in english in the context of the u.n. general assembly earlier this week. there is a debate now saying, is this new virtual space away for us to preempt or see dialogue happening virtually before it happens really? how long before they become friends on facebook? >> you have to be fast to keep up with the news these days. i wanta to thank our

. >> unicorn. >> oh. >> i take it he didn't get the date from her? >> well, in fact, they have been in touch. they have been in touch. >> even a puppy. look at that. >> it's ridiculous. >> he is going to be here tomorrow on today. brody ryan. maybe he'll do one of these for us again. let's all do one. >> do you think it was a joke or is that an after the fact? i was kidding. >> okay. going on a little too long. that's about three seconds too long. >> it's ridiculous. >> so was the original one. come on, you do it. you try it. >> no, i think you ruined it for all of us. >> would you ever pick somebody up at a starbucks? >> given that we're married, no. >> speak for yourself, al, getting that free coffee deal today. >> this is your pick up line. >> right? >> this next story is just -- >> yeah, let's wade through this one a little bit. in the state of kentucky, schools have been warned that they should not let the kids take part in postgame handshakes. after a softball game or football game, whatever it is, no postgame handshake unless they're property

. >> oh, and roses and unicorns and fairies. by the way, the pixie dust will come down and this will work great. >> whenever he talks, i just feel like he should be petting a cat. obama care will work. by the way, can we just show some of the happy faces on the obama care website? i love this. this is my rule, the happy faces are inversely proportional to the misery this is causing. there's not one person who happy on this website. it's on the stock photography. >> or have they signed up? >> those are actors. >> like the doctor -- >> -- it's going to work, it's going to work fine. it's like everything else. >> krugman -- -- >> bob backing off a little bit -- >> i love how you liberals and warlords -- >> who are you catching a warlord -- >> optimistic, like halloween every day for you people. everything's horrible. you know what, this is america. be optimistic. >> i don't know any leftists who are apocalyptic about the world and climate warnings and the oceans -- >> no, this is america. if we stop global warming, we're going to c

. >> it's a unicorn. >> again, a great thing. >> well, that's it. thank you for watching.d. "special report" up next. >> no panda. >>> the cabinet secretary response for the obama care rollout disaster, back tracks on the comment that she only works for some of the american people, but will she soon be working somewhere else? this is "special report." good evening. i am bret baier. president obama's point person on the health care exchanges is drawing fire tonight. she issues a statement today acknowledging she does in fact work for all the american people. something she disputed 24 hours earlier.

this is called the unicorn experiment. little bottle, piece of paper... match... light the paper on fire, fire burning, i cut off the oxygen and when i do that... follow me gang, i'll make your crops grow. what's going on here, gang? oh gosh, well, this is my new style. i'll see you guys down the wave tonight, all right? [laughter] a little tattoo there. what's going on here, gang? ah-ah. the heated air cooled and when the heated air cooled what happened to the-- the pressure inside? it went down. how about the pressure outside. same. but why does it hold to my head? why? how many people say, "well, it has something to do with air, but there is probably no reason for that, huh." it's sort of like this. one of these devices here. you know what this is, this is a physics experiment, right? how come it's sticking, gang? it looks like we all at times gonna have-- gonnhave one of these, gang. are you looking what's going on there, huh? why? how many say, "oh, there is probably no ason for that." isn't the air pressure pushing against the side there? isn't the air press

that would be like a magic unicorn. they aren't delusional. they are happy to bring the government and john boehner to their knees and run the show. they can go back either way and say look what we did. it's red meat when they succeed or fail. >> the only thing i add to that is, you might be right but i haven't heard them stock exchange solidly off their ask of obama care. to me that's their ask. >> even if millions of people sign up for me. so the ask includes -- >> it was ridiculous to start with and more ridiculous by the minute. >> essentially we are saying we will stop poor kids from going to health insurance unless you take away their health insurance. it's an insane ask. they want to end 20th century, social programs. i don't agree john boehner is a hostage. i want to go to you, margaret, on this. john boehner could put this bill on the floor, 100 votes to pass a clean cr. maybe the wall street of the world, old republican money crowd can't influence these 30 mad men. at what point do they get on the phone, we will fund a primary challe

>> a unicorn. >> again! >> that's it for "the five." have a great weekend.p next. >>> hello. i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. well tom a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. protesters gathering at our nation's capitol over concerns with your privacy and now the world leaders are planning a trip to washington as well because they have those same worries. >>> and the white house is saying today those obamacare glitches, well, they're just about to be fixed. but lawmakers are starting to take matters into their own hands. >> incredible cell phone video shows a tour bus after it burst into flames on a suburban highway. it's all ahead on

. >> it's a unicorn. >> again, a great thing. >> well, that's it. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. "special report" up next. >> no panda. on facebook. have a great weekend. i'm megyn kelly. >>> this hour, when he talks, washington listens. charles krauthammer. his uniquely american story. his journey from m.d. to the pulitzer prize. how he over came a devastating accident with a determination to lead. a life that matters. hello. i'm brett bear. i hope you will enjoy this special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox news viewers know where charles sits on most of the issues but we bet there is a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist and occasional baseball analyst. we think you should. even if the doctor has a different opinion. what's your thought about all of this? >> i don't like it. >> full disclosure. i have been trying to convince charles krauthammer to sit for an interview for a long time. not one where he just shares his thoughts on the news of the day. >> i suspect another twist here. >> repo

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>> i have a bunch of unicorns i'd like to sell him as well.epublicans have shown some leadership and things have moved forward. not at the pace we would like to have seen but things are moving forward. i don't believe anyone has won or lost a battle because they have shutdown government and created havoc. they caused more harm than good. so they may be inching in the right direction but they're hurting. >> do you have unicorns to sell to the gop members or do you agree? >> he is a good thinking and writer about these topics but i don't think he takes the argument quite far enough. in fact, republicans have been successful in terms of obstruction. in terms of limiting the role of government over the last several years by giving this president a big goose egg on every piece of legislation he would happen to propose. on the other side of that the american people are losing. because of this, you don't have comprehensive immigration. you're having cuts to the snap program that we cannot afford to see. so while the republicans might be winning legis

the shutdown is hurt, let's not say this is unicorns and rainbows, this is not.his is kicking the can and that's worth a couple of hundred point on the dow. >> thanks so much. interesting europe, too, not just the u.s., europe stocks up a couple of percentage points on the major bourses there. i like the way you put it it's interesting, bar is so low, this is like hey. >> we'll see how the white house responds to all of this, a white house briefing. momentarily we'll bring it live. captured, then released. how armed men broke into a hotel, abducted libya's prime. >> as libya's government questions the u.s. treatment of the suspected terrorist al libi. if you're seeing spots before your eyes, it's time for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. aveeno®. >>> welcome back, everyone. a couple big things we're waiting for. the first one is the white house briefing, it's meant to get under way any time now. and it'

congresswoman,i'll ask you this question -- we've seen the so-called hastert real that's about as real as unicorns violated on every monumental piece of legislation, every accomplishment that's happened has passed without a majority of republicans voting for it. that's the fiscal cliff deal, that's sandy aid. that is now this deal. why can't speaker boehner bring the senate immigration bill to the floor tomorrow? >> well, certainly democrat are going to work very hard -- democrats are going to work very hard as the president indicated he will work to try to get this comprehensive immigration bill to the floor. but we know that there are many republican tea party members who are here who came here really quite frankly to dismantle the government, and who came they're destroy the government. i don't expect many votes from them. but there are plenty of moderate republicans who i think really understand the value of and the necessity and the requirement that we pass comprehensive immigration reform right away. and believe you me, all of us are going to work to make sure that happens. >> congressman mc

they're picking these sort of unicorns, these young, healthy, 27-year-old freelancers with high incomeshe old system worked pretty well for those people. there just aren't that many of those people. >> unfortunately, there aren't. jerryd, the individual health care market has always been volatile and subject to the vagaries of medical insurance companies. and you never had a guarantee that the coverage you bought today would be available and for the same price next year. wouldn't that message be less shocking to policyholders, were the republicans engaging in this debate honestly? >> yes. and, in fact, it's some of those issues that are at the bottom of this dust-up. an argument, by the way, that we were having about three years ago. >> i just read your blog. you write about it in detail. >> i remember it well because i was working for the administration back then. look, the idea here is that in order to enable people to keep their coverage that they got on the individual market, which is shaki shaky the way you and josh were just describing, some of these plans were grandfathered in. s

check out this rare moment of sunshine and unicorns on the senate floor. >> i'm very optimistic. we will reach an agreement, it's reasonable in nature, this week. >> we had an opportunity over the last couple of days to have some very constructive exchanges of views about how to move forward. those discussions continue and i share his optimism that we are going to get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> optimism? constructive exchanges? who are you and what have you done with my congress? at least one person still seems hesitant to sip the rose-colored kool-aid. listen to what president obama had to say while visiting a local food shelter in d.c. earlier today. >> not only is it untenable for us to continue the shutdown, this week if we don't start making some real progress both in the house and the senate, and if republicans aren't willing to set aside some of their partisan concerns in order to do what's right for the country, we stand a good chance of defaulting. >> ouch. so let's go live now to cnn's chief congressional correspondent, dana bash, who has been fo

gone through -- if i didn't wake up and be in this place with positivity and hearts and flowers and unicorns your living room as the preppy young conservative alex p. keaton. he went back to the future in h -- he revealeded he'd been suffering from parkinson's and took a step back from acting. the 52-year-old is back disrupting the stigma about that progressive neurological disorder where he plays mike henry, a family man re-entering the news business who just also happens to have parkinson's. >> if that was parkinson's, we're cool. if not, not cool, dad. >> you've been texting the whole meal. >> it's a brave narrative in comedy television. michael j. fox, great to see you back on the small screen. you are our disrupter of the week. >>> next, using failure, i said "failure," as a way to improve the performance of american students. that's when we come back. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. >>> earlier thi

one click shopping for everything, from running shoes to movies to groceries to, yes, inflatable unicornzon.com famously began as just an online bookstore, its mastermind and ceo jeff bezos always planned on the site evolving into much more than that. it's the subject of the new book "the everything store." jeff bezos and the age of amazon. brad stone, senior writer for bloomberg business week, joins me now. thanks for being here. the book just came out. congratulations. so you take us through the rise of bezos, through everything he's been through from being a precocious 12-year-old to a wall street whiz kid to one of the world's most influential titans. he told you that his story isn't ready to tell yet. what does that suggest that even after this phenomenal success, he thinks his story is not done? >> in a way it reflects an answer to an intrusive media question, it's too early to tell the amazon story. in a way it's a brush-off but it does speak to his incredible ambition. he says it's day one for amazon. considering that they built a company that's going to generate $75 billion this