he loses his wife and mother on the same day valentine's day, 1884, valentine's day, and he says -- he'sa prolific diaryist. no one is more of a writer than theodore roosevelt. no president has approached his output. and if any of you do research you know what it's a thrilled to come on an original page you get goose bumps at least i do.ó(i i'm reading this biography and i see valentine's day and he writes a big shaky x on february 14th. and he writes a single line. he says, the light has gone out of my life. so he gives up politics. he resigns from the legislature. he hands his child over to a sister to raise little alice and he goes out west to the dakota territory and becomes a cowboy. now, this is a harvard grad with glasses and people make fun of him. they call him four eyes. he punches a guy in a bar and he was proud of it. he goes out to the territory and he sets up this little cabin about a third of the size of where i'm standing. about from here to the wall. it's like 200 square feet. i've seen the cabin. and he puts a little -- hangs a little bear's rug next to the fireplace an

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all right. [ light laughter ] >> we'll make something for valentine's. >> jimmy: yes. >> we are goingou see like that? >> jimmy: i think i know how to slice. >> don't slice your finger. >> jimmy: like slicing bread. >> like that. >> jimmy: all right, now -- >> you have to go fast. >> jimmy: so this is -- >> you're doing pretty good, actually. >> jimmy: i can slice, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe i should come work for you if this thing doesn't -- yeah. [ light laughter ] all right, so now -- >> well, where are you? >> jimmy: how many are we looking for? >> nine slices, more or less, 10, 12, we'll see. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: nine to 12? okay, here we go. is that good? >> yes, u are doing super good. >> jimmy: super good. [ light laughter ] >> melted butter here. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> so we're going to baste the plate a little bit with the butter. that way the fish doesn't stick to the plate, because you don't want that. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> and then -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: willie, are you learning? >> willie: i'm just -- >> i'm going to make -- he's cooking with us.

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more technologically sophisticated you can reach the target audience whose 16 year-old girls on valentine's day as the ability to target becomes greater it may turn around but i have a feeling it is not the 250 or $300 / box we're used to seeing because it does not have the same sort of or drive your attention the same way by opening a magazine for a few keep going back to that you're still in the magazine. it does not work. people are experimenting with different models and one of the interesting things people have talked about is that the hour people and the four per pr people to the one journalist but if you talked about that more common as a model more globally, there is basically somebody packaging content and doing research and putting it to the duralast to have to put out the stories of the day on line what you're finding is people or organizations or entities the big corporations are nonprofits or whoever and be the real source or beat there receptacle. for example, i was on up and all and they asked us what we blogs read every day and we as are the same we don't read the blogs. rer

she had valentine's presents in her backpack. very ek sited about that day. never made it to school. she was last seen by two parents, supposedly, and vanished. >> larry: what kind of area is it? >> it's a suburban -- it's a nice area. >> larry: there are other things on the block. the school isn't in a remote area. >> no. it's very populated. 2,000 children go to school there. lots of traffic. >> larry: would she have gone over to a stranger in a car? >> absolutely not. we knew better. we had talked about it the week before, because there were some attempted abductions in poway. >> larry: what do authorities guess? >> at first runaway, but after that, she's just endangered, missing, because they've gone through 1600 tips. >> larry: no chance runaway or boyfriend you didn't know about? this is what you're hoping for now, right? a boyfriend you didn't know about that she ran away with. >> absolutely, but i know my daughter. >> larry: how are you affected by the occurrence we learned about now with chelsea king? >> mixed feelings. i went down and helped with th

she told all the grownups she was proud of herself and was hugging a teddy bear she received as a valentines gift from her new foster parent and called them mom and dad that day. but there is a sad footnote to the story. we learned in court today that she's been moved to yet another foster home. prosecutor mccarthy says his greatest hope is that she will one day be adopted by people who can give her all the love that she deserves. we're all praying for that. >> audrey, thank you for that. >>> president obama is expected to sign health care reform into law as early as tomorrow. the president's plan requires most americans to buy health insurance. it creates a health care exchange which is a marketplace for people without insurance can do comparison shopping. insurance companies will be banned from denying coverage because of pre-existing conditions and expands medicaid to cover another 32 million people but republicans are still promising they will do whatever they can to stop this process in its tracks. joel brown has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: republicans promise they will fight t

this was a valentine's massacre when the mob stepped in and cleaned things up.was a historic day. this is nevl chamberlain. there will be great peace in our time because i looked into his eyes. >> i get all the entertainment part. the scary part, it's not just the beckster of the world saying all of this stuff. new york millionaire carl paladino is hoping to run for governor as a tea party governor this year. here's what he said about the health care bill this morning. >> this day, the day the bill was passed will be remembered just as 9/11 was remembered in history. >> well, carl, you fit right in with the psychos and the tea party. that is for sure. comparing landmark health care reform that will save lives to one of the darkest, deadliest days in american history, is "psycho talk." >>> coming up, speaking of psycho, how psycho is it that 24% of republicans think that obama is the antichrist? the reverend jesse jackson will take on the spinners and the vandals in just a moment. >>> and the drugster said that if health care passes he'd pack up and move to costa

if you're so don and it's valentine's or new year's eve and you're by yourself and thinking about killinge you don't mean anything you go in -- look up one of those meetings, show up, stand up, say how you feel. 20 people will help you. >> larry: does addiction lead to depression, mackenzie? >> i think that it's possible. >> larry: they're associated, aren't they? >> well, apparently, yeah. i've never really had a depression problem, although i've felt down in the dumps. my little pity parties. >> when you come off you're depressed bad. >> larry: when you see someone you think has a problem, what do you do? >> well, you can only really help somebody who wants to help themselves. you can't force anybody to hit bottom. it's like you can take a horse to water but can't make him drink. if you think they want to help, you can tell them about recovery. i mean, recovery is there. any moment, you want it, you can get it. >> larry: do you favor interventions? >> interventions work. >> larry: get the whole family? >> get them together. >> larry: realization. >> get the family involved in the treatm

sweetheart deal saying the only time she ever likes to hear the word sweetheart is when she gets a valentine'srom her husband. let me update you as to where we are right now. in about two hours or so, the vote-a-rama will start. that is when a whole barrage of amendments will be offered by republicans until essentially they stop that will force democrats to take a tough vote and if one of these amendments is adopted the process goes back to the house of representatives and the house would have to pass anything, the changes rather, for this health care reform bill to become law. some of the amendments we've seen just like those senator mccain mentioned, sweetheart deals getting rid of special money for louisiana, asbestos victims in montana. others like senator coburn which might be the most difficult one which is to prohibit any federal subsidies for sex offenders who want to try to obtain viagra within the health exchanges. there are sure to be a ton more interesting ones. chuck grassley, does the president and his cabinet have to get the same insurance as offered through these health care ex

valentines day. and he says he is a prolific diarist. writer than teddy roosevelt. mode-- no president has approached his-- if any of you do research you know what a thrill it is to become upon a original page and you get goosebumps. i am reading roosevelt biography and i see valentines day when the light goes out of his life and he writes a big, shaky x on february 14 and the rights a single line. he says, the light has gone out of my life. he gets up all it takes and resigns from the legislature. he hands his child to his sister to raise little alice and alice and he goes out west territory and becomes a cowboy. this is a harvard graduate with glasses and people make fun of them. they call him for ice and he punches a guy out in a bar. he was really proud of that because he said you call me for ice and you don't get away with it. he goes to the dakota territory and sets up this cabin a third of the size of where i am standing, from here to the wall. it is 200 square feet. he puts, hangs a bear rug to the fireplace and he has a rock and

one day in the year when men and women usually get along, you know, some flowers or chocolates - valentine's day - they've taken the v to talk about the intimate part of a woman's anatomy. it's a play. it's on hundreds and hundreds of campuses all over the country. there's not one man in the play whose not a rapist, an abuser, just a horrible person or a down-and-out weirdo. the men are all wicked. it has graphic sex. it has a rape scene of an under-aged girl. in a later production they made her of age. and this somehow is supposed to empower women to talk about their private parts in the most vulgar and graphic ways. and students are subjected to this. "oh, well, they don't have to go to the play." well, sometimes they do for a class. "oh, well, they don't have to look at it." there was one campus that had a 40-foot high blow-up, plastic, of a woman's vagina in the middle of the quad. well, that was kind of hard to miss. and then you're supposed to sit, and this with the fellas, and then go out and behave properly? >> where's this coming from? what's the motive? >> it's the edge of the radi

sophisticated, as you can reach your target audience, you know, 14 to 16-year-old girls who, you know, on valentine'sday, you know -- as that becomes -- the ability to target them is greater, advertising revenues may turn around but i have a feeling it's not going to be the 250 by 300 flash box that we're used to seeing right now because as john is saying, it doesn't have the same -- it doesn't drive your attention in the same way that, you know, opening up "vogue" magazine and seeing, you know, this gorgeous christian dior gown, keep going back to that. but you're still in "vogue" magazine. it's a different phenomenon. it doesn't quite work. so, you know, people are expecting -- experimenting with different models and, you know, one of the interesting things that people have talked about is for p.r. people, for one journalist. well, i don't have times a p.r. person -- if you think about them a little bit more, as a model a little bit more globally, you know, they're basically someone who is packaging content. and doing research. and putting it out there and getting it journalists who have to put up

normal lit only time i see that word is when my husband sends me a dozen roses on valentine's day, which he dose most years -- which he does most years. not every year but most years. to actually draft an amendment like this that uses the words "sweetheart deal" is really an insult to the people of our country, and i would expect more from him. i've tried to explain this to him privately on any number of occasions. i've provided him with -- and his staff with every document ever requested. and hiram to say one more time -- and i'm here to say one more time, the people of louisiana do not deserve the derision from him or from any member of the republican team, or from my republican allies because of asking for a correction in a formula that would have been devastating to the state of louisiana or to any state that experienced the kind of catastrophic disaster that we did. this amendment that i got on might have been unknown to senator mccain, but it was not a secret. how would i know that? because actually i called a press conference with the governor of louisiana, republican governor, an