valentine -- >> though gary valentine found the shank and attempted to dispose it, he said it wasn't his. >> as i was going through an old box it look tattered and looked to be a piece of plastic. we have a lot of broken pallets and do tie saran wrap, but that particular day it was more than it appeared. >> step in and step all the way to the back wall. >> valentine is also placed in confinement but believes he has a solid defense since he was with an officer when he found the shank. >> i don't see how you can charge me with something, i had a staff member next to me an we discovered it at the same time. it would be asinine for me to put it there and say, look what i found, come on. if i had anything to do with it, smart money would have been to leave it alone. when we got back to the pod, people said explain what it was used for and be done with it. >> was that a particular person? >> yes, it was. >> can you tell me who that person was? >> they did their investigation, i'm pretty sure they got the guy. >> dean says he knows exactly why the other inmates blamed him for the shank. >>

it doesn't crash on valentine's day. >> we're not excited, pleased what we delivered october 1. in principle it worked. >> the obama administration said 1.6 million calls have come in and another 700,000 people have been registered. they are not saying how many,

thomas friang of europenova and valentin kreilinger.to celebrate his 77th birthday, silvio berlusconi telephoned a rally with his party in naples. [indiscernible] >> of course, it was not his 37th, it was his 77th. are you surprised at the fact that silvio berlusconi, who recently said he was going to take more and more of a backseat role? >> maybe we should adjust to the famous smile between angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy that actually killed silvio berlusconi politically at the european level. he is still trying to come back. he still wants to be in politics. but at the european level, there is a deep lack of confidence from his peers. if he actually takes a more active role and tries to take a more active role in italy, this sort of political instability that comes along and that is now appearing is dangerous for the european union as well. >> italy continues to be the joke of europe, says alex on twitter. italy needs to move into a post berlusconi era asap. that is one twitter reaction. in paris and london, they say the crisis is

head coach keith brown and tim valentine are on administration leave. no word why tim valentine is on leave, but we hear that coach brown commonly used swearing and humiliating language and tactics to get results. players have left and more may follow. students we spoke with are hopeful the university will conduct a thorough and fair investigation. >> hate to hear it is happening on our campus, especially in place i feel that women are welcome. >> tough coaching works but not when it is demeaning or offensive in any way. >> late tuesday night, a number of members of the women's basketball team came to us and say they want to defend coach brown. they say he is tough, they admit that, but they say he is fair and this investigation is overblown. >> i think any program is going to have a coach that is intense and ready to play and want us to play. i think a lot of this is blown out of proportion and is unnecessary. >> it is never towards a player. it is just from the situation. if you messed up, you messed up. just trying to get his point across, trying to

so for valentine's day, i've arranged a very special valentine's dinner for jenna and eric in your home town so that you can thoughtfully talk about where to go from here. so good luck to both of you. i wish you the best. thanks, eric. appreciate you being solid, man. thank you, jenna. i hope it works out for you, sweetheart. thanks to all my guests. we'll be right back. [applause] >> coming up, a brutally honest love note. >> the first kid writes, but are you ready to be there when i'm mad? >> from a kid's point of view. >> the other one writes back, yes, i am ready unless i'm eating fried chicken. >> welcome back, folks. we have time for just one more thing. how many of you got caught passing notes when you were in school? okay. all right. i want you to check out this note that an eighth grade teacher found on the floor of her classroom. the first kid writes, but are you ready to be there when i'm mad or need to cry and can do things that i can't do with anyone else but you with? the other one writes back, yes, i am ready unless i'm eating fried chicken. so the response is, so chicken

former red sox manager, bobby valentine, a little salty over boston's success.he red sox had not fired him, barnicle, he would have done just as well. he said, quote, i would like to think if i came back from my second year and gaven the changes and improvements i would have been able to do the same thing." >> a nice sentiment for bobby to have. we would all be having dinner tonight. >> a consensus among general managers as to which team will win it all, miami heat. lebron james selected to bring home the mvp award. >>> ladies out there, your lucky day. rob gronkowski, i guess people like him. i didn't know that. he is hosting a female's week. they will get an autograph among other things from the tight end and will be serving gronktinis. i have no idea. bill, i can toss it to you any way i want, but i don't know what else to say. >> the locker room will not be easy on him for that. >> he has gotten so much flack for everything -- >> i have the world series coming up here. >> okay. >> what the cold is doing to the midwest, the first freeze we have had. a lot of

the volume is too much and she said what about the flowers on valentine's day, did they get traffic, does amazon get traffic before christmas and there was an expectation there was going to be this kind of intense volume. >> i saw a figure of 375 million dollars for couple of this contract. apple developed this thing for less than that. >> i am touched by the sorrow that they are expressing over the failure of people to get access to health care. and they're calling for the secretary of hhs to resign, kathleen sibelius. the tea party wants to give her the medal of honor for what happened to this program. >> one of the people who called for resignation was pat roberts from her home state who worked for her father-in-law for 20 years. >> he is worried about a primary. the relationship between the two of them had soured before this because he blocked kathleen sibelius' husband from the judgeship. >> brownback did. >> they both did. that is not worth debating. the point here is he has the primary challenge and nobody is going to get to the right of this guy, not this year. and so all is

certainly on the days that matter, as a valentine's much more the case. do you prepare for that?t do you seem to think was not the case with this law? >> absolutely. as you said, we are a big retailer. for valentine's day and mother's day we will take over two and a half million page views in a single hour, do over 35,000 orders in that now -- order. there is a lot of work that goes into that. neil: i am not too smart to my but obviously you guys are. you fill the orders. so what i want to know, how do you prepare for those days? what do you do ahead of time? whatever you do they did not do. i am not passing political disparity, but how do you avoid any problems? >> absolutely. we do testing all the time. your performance testing is something that is kind of built into our system, built into our teenine process. we are testing in fremont. we are running full production to make sure we can handle the traffic of the valentine's day and mother's day. neil: how do you factor that in? you think you would get a million calls, 2 million, what do you do? >> we literally run that load eve

>> by the time i had surgery, it was valentines day.nd to me valentines day is the day of love, and it's the day of gifts. i felt strongly that it was a gift for me from her. >> carman and lindsay, thelma and louize. >> yeah. >> we are off to brigham and women's hospital in boston. was it an early morning drive? >> it was in the middle of the night, at 1:30 in the morning. it was very quiet. nobody on the road. really surreal. >> that night, 50 miles away, cheryl was in a coma, kept alive by machines after a massive stroke. tell me a little bit about your mom. >> she was a free spirit. a force of nature. beautiful, very selfless woman. >> cheryl was already a registered organ donor, but marin da was stunned by what doctors told her. >> it was brought to my attention that there was a possibility that she could be a match for a facial transplant. that kind of blew my mind a little bit. >> you knew this was what your mom would have wanted. >> definitely. >> did you want to know who the donor was. >> i did. and initially, they told me nothi

bobby valentine hated to be around them. they had no choice but to fire him. >> the red sox can attribute their impressive furnish around to farrell's leadership. his team first attitude has permeated the clubhouse. >> it was clear that this was a group of veteran guys that have come from winning environments and we were getting a core group that was healthy. the tight knit group that we know of today started to experience some things and answer some challenges that we felt like we had a good team. >> but farrell's influence reaches beyond boston's clubhouse. of course he has had a tangible impact on the games, specifically his pitching staff. the 59-year-old skipper was the pitching coach and he held that for four seasons. farrell is one of the last of two pitc pitchers managing in te major leagues. >> if there is any part of exelz excels at, this is it. >> they go from worse to first to world series champions. >> john, to wrap up batting practice, carlos beltran expected to be in the starting lineup tonight. was there any

i think some of these comparisons to well, you know, ftd doesn't crash before valentine's day, and ebay doesn't crash before christmas is pretty unfair and pretty spurious, obviously. this is -- as you were saying earlier, this is a system that's on orders of magnitude far more complex than anything that's really happening in the private sector. >> those web sites would have all had the opportunity to watch in beta mode ask then ramp up slowly over time, and suddenly here we are. it's like, boom, october 1st, we have millions of consumers wanting to get information, and they can't. >> also, the other big thing here is that a lot of the regulations didn't come down until fairly recently. if you talk to the actual contractors themselves, they would have loved to have gotten this back for what they were building several years ago, and because of the political situation, and also because this was a -- this is a huge law to implement. you know, millions and millions of decisions to be made. >> sure. >> tens of thousands of regulations to be written that then have to be translated into what d

it is best to get coverage by valentine's day to avoid penalties. the -- itrlier than starts on the first day of a given month and takes 15 days to process applications. developments. new .e will have more coming up >> currently the vice chairman of the fed and would be the first woman to lead this country lost central bank. she has a key understanding of how markets and the economy work. >> denomination appears to call him nerves on wall street. >> cutting off millions of dollars in egypt. >> it has been to encourage legitimately affecting the will. no indication of how much money the administration will cut. i had at 6:00, paying tribute. a project underway right now. >> metro riders about the dangerous stations. republican-serving is not running for reelection. >> a slow-moving coastal center will keep rain in the area for a while. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where

discrepancy based on the way the law is written with how much time that people have it is called valentine stage tuesday up until the 15th of the month in order to get coverage for the following month otherwise you are pushed back by six weeks so the interpretation is if it has been pushed. gerri: the about this the administration wants to sign of 7 million. how do they do this with the deadline scheme? especially if they are softer than of a baby's but? [laughter] >> getting interesting example but if you do the math of the estimates we don't know how many people that effectively that bought the affordable insurance plan but if we give them the benefit of the doubt that it is half a million people then you connect the dots to extrapolate it will be very difficult to get to the 7 million number. gerri: today that white house had a teleconference they only gave to people from cms but nobody from operation and so cannot tell us and they were running the program it is outrageous these are the taxpayer dollars we are paying the tab if. how can the government continue to stonewall the media con

. >>> los que no mueren, agonizan dice el alcalde, como valentÍn. plagas en plantaciones de caÑa y algodÓn. peligrosamente tÓxicas para el ser humano. por las molÉculas que lo componen. >>> lo que yo le dije, que esas molÉculas halladas ahÍ, causaron daÑo renal, hay un contacto crÓnico con el tiempo. produce cÁncer, insuficiencia renal, y hepÁtica. >>> de acuerdo al doctor, lo que estamos viendo en loma del gallo, es el resultado de una mortifera cadena alimenticia. >>> por ejemplo una vaca viene y come eso que estÁ contaminado y eso pasa a la vaca. y la vaca me la como yo. la sustancia pasa a mÍ, en el caso de la madre, la madre humana, la leche materna, la tiene, y se lo pasa a la crÍa tutura. >>> para esta gente, la insuficiencia renal es una herencia fatal, no distingue. todos tienen el mal. se va expandiendo de generaciÓn en generaciÓn. >>> lo peor de todo esto, es que los insecticidas que podrÍan matar a esta poblaciÓn, se siguen usando, y valentÍn lo sabe. >>> sÍ. todavÍa, todavia nada mÁs en la maÑana andaba una avioneta regando el veneno. i

they would not elaborate why they placed assistant coach tim valentine on leave. some we talked to say this is all a big misunderstanding. >> you hate to hear it is happening on our campus, especially a place where women are welcome. >> i played sports all through high school, and toughen couragement works but not whether it is demeaning or offensive in any way. >> sources say the concerns regarding the coaching began two weeks ago. they started an investigation as soon as they learned about them. >> 5:36 is your time, and the federal government remains closed this morning after congress failed to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown. as americans across the country are feeling the effects, there are for new talks to get federal employees back to work. we have the latest on the shutdown from capitol hill. good morning, brianne. >> good morning. growing frustration for many people across the country, specifically in the washington, d.c. area. analysts are saying they believe the shutdown will not last days but weeks. we expect to hear from some senators as w

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after the nightmare that was the 2012 season and the dismissal of manager bobby valentine after that one campaign, the boston red sox traded for toronto bluejays skipper john farrell. >> the players never warmed up to him, i'm not saying they quit open him but they didn't thrive, they lost 93 games, it was a miserable place to be, players hated to be around, bobby valentine hated to be around him. they had no choice but to fire him after one season. >> the red sox sported the best record in the league. his team first attitude has perm permeated the clubhouse. >> it was clear this was a group of veteran guys that have come from winning environments and we got a core back that was healthy. the tight knit group we know today started to experience some things and answer some challenges that we felt like we had a good team. >> but farrell's influence reaches past the clubhouse. he has had a tangible influence on the game specifically on the pitching, after all, the 53-year-old was the pitching coach and held that for four seasons. farrell is only one of two pitchers currently managing in

>>yo creo que para san valentÍn. >>obviamente, esa serÍa la peor fecha. libra, ¿cuÁl serÍla tuya?yendo al salÓn. >>al salÓn deelleza para que me hagan una transformaciÓn. ¿cÓmo ms? capricornio. >>ir shopping. >> shopping, shopping...! no, es que de verdad... ustedes no lo entienden, pero no hay nada q un par de zapatos nuevos no cure. [gritos clamaciones] [risas] acuario. >>tambiÉn salir a laaturaleza y descubrir nuevas cosas. >>y encontrar animales ahÍ por los caminos. [exclamaciones] sÍ... pero uno no puede ni mover la mano sin questedes se molesten de todo. no me dan libertad. escorpiÓn. >>a mÍla verdad, me gust tambiÉn lir como por la playa mÁs a hablar.a us bares, no >>¿y a nadie le da por nada mÁs ponerse ver pelÍculas romÁnticas y comer helado? >>romÁnticas, para deprimirme mÁs. >>claro. >>ver s historias de amor y llorar y despuÉs ni me acuerdo. ¿de quÉ eaba triste? pues ya me entristecÍ mÁs con la pelÍcula y entonces ya se me olvidaron mis problemas. >>yo tgo una amiga que asÍ era. triste y era...el novio, esta se ponÍa sus audifonos, todas las cancnes de amor que lo reco

the obama administration is could confirming you will have to get health insurance coverage by valentine's or thereabouts, to avoid penalties. that's about six weeks earlier than a march 1st deadline. meanwhile, whether the government will be able to handle its new responsibilities under the law. chief national correspondent jim engle takes a look. the hearing of the obama care put the agency understand a microscope along with the law itself. >> 18 new taxes expected to raise $1 trillion over the next ten years in a program that will cost many times that with other taxpayers' costs. enrolled, hall ingram gave inquiry. >> can you tell me how much you have processed to date. >> reporter: she emphasized that it determines subsidies. while the administration millions have logged on, far fewer have gotten far enough to reach the irs. >> in total, to date, we've processed several hundred thousands requests. >> from all over the country? >> from all over the country. >> reporter: with republicans criticizing the irs, one democrat sought to ridicule it. >> are you familiar with the salem -- >> not

es que los insecticidas que pueden matar a esta poblaciÓn, lo siguen usando y valentÍn lo sabe. >>> sÍeconÓmico incluso han pertenecido a las cÚpulas de partidos polÍticos. han sido presidentes de la repÚblica y conocen que estÁn viloentando la ley. >>> no tenemos escapatoria dice la gente la peste sigue y llega por el aire. >>> a dentro estÁn hay 2 bodegas llenas de veneno. estamos a 100 metros. >>> por ahÍ y si. >>> a menos de 100 metros estÁ la muerte, lenta y segura y allÍ a menos de 100 metros juegan los niÑos. generaciones completas marcadas por un corto destino y un largo sufrimiento. >>> >>> la ulucha de este pueblo y u al ccalde no es en vano. prohibir. ha levantado una hola de protestas de los agricultores y las grandes compaÑÍas que los comercializan. seguiremos para mantenerlos informado en primer impacto. >>> la hora de despedirnos y la primera hora de primer impacto kmaoernz y ustedes son parte de ella. por supuesto. >>> y confiesa cual es su peor error. pamela y lo hace a su manera con asÍ que hasta maÑana. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

accompanied by the supple valentin le désossé-- valentine the boneless-- she was the undisputed starrouge. the new entertainment complex of stages, dance floors, gardens, bars-- and a plaster elephant acquired from the grounds of the 1889 world's fair. lautrec had first seen and painted the dancers at the moulin de la galette in 1887. he'd also seen something new-- the show theers, the latest craze in pasian tertainments lit from behind, the figures-- cut from zinc-- were operated by a team of stage hands. the poster's silhouettes inspired by the shadow theatre conveyed the modernity of the moulin rouge. lautrec had a fascination with performers off and on stage that drove his art for the rest of his life. the moulin rouge continued to attract him-- he caught the pensive side of the female clown cha-u-ka-o... dancers in the stage lights and their promenading audience... and the casual, commercial encounters in the shadows... in at the moulin rouge, begun in 1892, he depicted himself at its center. la goulue arranges her hair as a lady of the night cruises by. in a world of mirrors wh

. >> valentine was pretty much about him, and the players never warmed up to him.games, so just a miserable place to be. the players hated being around bobby valentine hated being around them, and they had no choice but to fire him at the end of the season. >> just 12 months after they nabbed farrell, the red sox won 97 games, and they can atrib ought to the turn around to his leadership. >> when we assembled in spring training in fort meyers it was clear this was a group of veteran guys that were coming from winning environments. and the tight knit group that we know today started to experience some things and answer some challenges that we -- we felt like we had a good team. >> reporter: of course he has also had a tangible impact on the game, specifically on his pitching staff. plus farrell is one of just two former professional pitchers currently managing in the majors, and drawing on such experience is priceless. >> he knows these guys so well. if any part of the game he excels at, this is it. >> reporter: the red sox have undergone an extreme makeover and the

unprofessional conduct and the use of inappropriate language by head coach keith brown and assistant coach valentinehool released a statement that reads in part, as soon as we learned of this, the university immediately started an investigation into the conduct. we are taking steps to ensure this investigation proceeds expeditiously, thoroughly, and fairly. no conclusions have yet been reached. brown is entering his second season as head coach. >>> the president of howard university is retiring. he has led the school for the past five years. the announcement comes after a series of setbacks for the university. last month downgraded howard's credit rating and the university dropped 42 spots in the latest ranking by u.s. news&world report. >>> it is 4:30 now on this wednesday morning. if you're just waking up, good morning. we want to get you up to speed on your forecast. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has the latest on this warm-up. tom? >> summer in october. but not now. it is cool. down in the 50s, in the mid and upper 50s in prince george's county. mid-50s to near 60 across fairfax cou

it doesn't crash on valentine's day. >> we're not excited, pleased what we delivered october 1. in principle it worked. >> the obama administration said 1.6 million calls have come in and another 700,000 people have been registered. they are not saying how many, though, have bought insurance. 32 republican lawmakers are -- want health and human services kathleen sebelius to resign. they want her held accountable for this. sebelius is scheduled to testify next week. >> the majority of people calling for me to resign are people i don't work for and do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i committed to him that my role is to get the program up and running, and we will do just that. >> unhappiness extends down both sides of the aisle. snort majority leader harry reid weighing in on the radio. >> as far as i'm concerned, there's no excuse for that. i think the administration should have known how difficult it was going to be to have 35 million or 40 million people suddenly hook up to a place to go on the internet.

. >> the point is we all survived valentine's day. you got a lot of other days to get it right. >>> good evening it is friday, ok 4th, i am gasia mikaelian, this is >> gary: news at 7. a red flag warning remains in et . you can see the smoky skies making sort of a hazy glow and dust. several fires across the bay area we'll start in the north bay where crews attacked the vegetation area. kal cruise reported to the fire and it burned 168 crews before firefighters got a handle on it. the fire crews got the call just before 3 a.m. at the east fifth street. some building were threatened by the fire and you can see here one resident using uard hose. >>> >> this cal fire was totally out of control, people in two spots including some school kids were evacuated. >> it started at the front gate at high kwa 12 and that's where it started and that's 2 miles away already and its got further than that. >> the situation was very scary for some ranchers and from news chopper 2 you can see flames coming close to the property and minutes later ranchers

. >> coaches brown and valentine are on paid administrative leave as the investigation continues. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> thank you. moving on, look at the weather. temperatures on the rise. doug hill checks in with the border what month we are going to wake up to tomorrow. >> it will feel like i'm a morning -- a may morning. outside, a mild october night. a time lapse of southern frederick county, a high at 82 degrees. well above average. 69 degrees right now. 57 is the dew point now. it will be more human as we go through the night. 72 right now alexandria. 67 degrees early tomorrow morning. comfortable, heading back to the 80s. a lot to talk about when i join you in a few minutes. >> in the meantime, the jury reached a verdict in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. or -- no. and fit >> jurors rejected a claim that aeg live was negligent in hiring the doctor who killed the pop star with a drug overdose. jax's family was seeking millions in damages. >> we reach a verdict that we understand but not everyone is going to agree with. the decision was reached after careful con

plano como un segundo plano no muy prolongado, casi inmediato, a inicios del próximo año, para san valentín con el corazón porque dirigió nuevamente en washington a ver qué pasa porque hasta ese punto lo han prolongado. hoy se convierte . de relieve el problema doméstico que tenemos con respecto a lo que es la reforma migratoria justa. fíjese usted lo que son capaces de hacer algunos seres humanos con tal de que se les escuche la voz. veamos, señor director [gritos] >> para muchos este es el transporte de la angustia. >> este autobús se va gente para ser reportada. >> pero otros consideran que es la oportunidad para intervenir. >> el plan es dar por todo el país hasta que se detengan las exportaciones o hasta que obtengamos la acción diferida. >> este autobús se dispone trasladar en san francisco a varios inmigrantes para su deportación, pero cientos de personas arribaron a la calle y le bloquearon el paso. tan pronto se detuvo, estos hombres y mujeres se sentaron enfrente del mismo. >> ya no vamos a esperar al congreso, ya no vamos a esperar al presidente o,. esta es una crisis humanitaria

pro flowers doesn't crash the week before valentine's day. she has a really good point there. didn't the administration fail at that fundamental job of testing? >> you know, no one is happy. least all the president of the united states with the way this website has worked. but it is a matter of proportion. and i think that explains some of the tension and the committee. let's remember the republicans were willing to shut down the government and not pay the debt of the united states because they wanted to get rid of obama care. this is a website. it is not unlike what happened with medicare part d, the prescription drug program. in 2006 which has traveled well into its second month. and i'm not making excuses for it. but what i'm saying is that now it is getting better every day. people are getting through. i'm hearing from my constituents who are saving thousands of dollars and getting the coverage that they haven't been able to get by going on the website. and i have been assured, we were all assured that by december faent, you need to sign up by december 15th if you want to

the doctor director of the vaccine research group at the mayo and valentine's day valentine's day advisoryroup on immunization practices joins me now. thank you very much, doctor. tell me about the challenges in tracking the flu and what the risk is given the shutdown now which is going into the third week. >> right. for me, i really think of this as a national health security issue. the cdc is the agency charged with taking all the snapshots we get internationally and from each state and creating a collage or picture of what's happening in there. they sequence viruses so we know is a new or novel virus emerging. they look whether antiviral resistance is occurring and feed that back out to physicians so we know how best to treat or prevent illness. >> and you've pointed out that the flu that came, bird flu that came from mexico erupted in 2009 so quickly. we've already been down for two weeks, going into the third week. these things can change dramatically in just a matter of days. >> absolutely. this is realtime situational awareness. just to elaborate a little bit, go back to february of

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. >> reporter: sandra valentine used to visit the orlo salon three times a week. >> that would be $250. >> reporter: valentine knew her habit was out of control when an editor at "w" magazine challenged her to go cold turkey on blow dries and write about this in this month's issue. >> you can't get a blow dry from three months. >> reporter: but she is far from the only self-confessed blowout junkie. this woman goes to the drybar up to four times a week, spending about $800 a month, to go from this to this. do you own a blow dry center. >> i do own a blow drier. i don't think i've taken it out of the box. >> it's in the box? >> i believe it's in the box. >> a lot of time people who are addicted to looking a certain way, are also perfectionists. >> reporter: valentine has scaled back her salon visits. >> it's okay when i do it. >> reporter: to only one every couple of weeks. what are you doing with all of the money you're saves? >> i'm buying a house. and using the money towards the property taxes. seriously. >> reporter: no kidding? >> yeah. >> reporter: she's trying to get the hang of

the players didn't like valentine and he didn't like the players. a fresh face came in there, the pitching coach in boston. the players gravitated toward him right away and had the great communication. this clubhouse is probably one of the closest-knit clubhouses i've seen in 20 years. they all go out to dinner together and do things with one another, and he's been a great breath of fresh air for the organization. >> we'll see if the chemistry cares over to win. what are your predictions for this one? >> i think i've changed about ten times in the last hour. >> understood. >> i'll go st. louis cardinals in six games primarily because of the young 22-year-old pitcher named michael wacha. he'll pitch game two and game six if necessary. this guy is phenomenal. >> thank you for joining us. we'll see if that holds true. we look forward to wednesday. it should be a fun series to watch, and i like big papi coming back from the last time they won the world series. hasn't changed. >> all right. thank you. >>> kevin is up next with a check of the national for

. >> reporter: inspired by valentine's day, southeast love was born. with sign in hand, they hit the streets and began photographing and tweeting people who call southeast home. >> basically, our concept is we are just coming around and having people hold these southeast love signs and kind of spread the love of the quadrant. look this way. one, two, three. >> reporter: as david and nikki snapped away, pictures flooded the internet with enthusiasts displaying their southeast love. >> some people made their own since. that was cool. >> a lot of people made their own signs. >> honestly, people felt somebody was saying something positive about the place these live and that they work and they enjoy. that is not something that people had really heard kind of in a more general sense, more people kind of celebrating southeast and actually saying good things about it. >> reporter: what do you want people to do with the movement now? what are their hopes? >> go to southeast on both sides of the river around bring their friends and family and have a good time an

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. >> this is like flowers.com not being ready for valentine's day. >> send air force one out to silicon valley, load it up with some smart people, bring them back to washington and fix this problem. it's ridiculous. >> this, of course, is a preview of arguments we're going to hear going into 2014. it doesn't take long to look at the website for the national republican campaign committee responsible for holding the house for the gop to get its sense of what the message will be. obama care, obama care, obama care. now look at the democrats when they're asked about the website issues. the response boils down to, hey, don't forget about the shutdown and those extreme republicans inside the republican party. >> i recognize that the republican party has made blocking the affordable care act its signature policy idea. sometimes it seems to be the one thing that unifies the party these days. in fact, they were willing to shut down the government. >> there was a faction, particularly in the, that took control. >> among those on the republican side are those who are anti-government ideologues, an

joining me live, ryan valentine, deputy director of the texas freedom net work, a watchdog group thatd morning, ryan. it's good to see you. >> good morning, chris. happy to be here. >> 25 years ago the supreme court rules it's unconstitutional to teach creationism in public schools and the justices in the majority have equated it to religious beliefs so how is it that you're having this fight in texas? >> well, the bottom line in texas, chris, is we hand over decisions about what goes in textbooks to partisan-elected politicians, not to scientists or folks who understand the science. when you have a system that allows politicians to make those decisions, you just end up relitigating these things over and over. that's what's happening in texas this year. we're starting our once a decade adoption of new science textbooks that will be in classes in texas and around the country for the next generation of students. so it's a high-stakes decision here. there's a number of members on that board who have for a long time made it their number one goal to get information in those textbooks that