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they wantt a new mascot in the spring. >> . >> coming up tonight.. judge judy making headlines. not for her tv show. >> seems an alarming number of americans are giving her a title that she doesn't actually hold. inside the poll that's raising >> here's something that will get you impressed parents. a new poll nearly ten percent of college graduates believe that judge judy serves on the supreme court. of course the star of the long running tv show. that airs right here on fox. weekday afternoons. she's handling small disputes on tv for 20 years. but never a supreme court justice. a thousand college grads askedsk basic social studies questions. college graduates are alarmingly ignorant of american history. heritage as well. >> . the team interviewed titans defense i defensive coordinator. the browns when which you had was the head t if he gets the job. irony would be 2016 would be the final year of the first contractst which the browns would also pay from 13 on here. >> . much made of jackson potentially calling his own plays. jackson did call the plays when today, the eagles new

i wantt to say dark red. (inaudible) and he -- got shot. shows the chaos after the shooting. a miami fire rescue truck rushing the victim from the scene. another man being taken down by police. the victim was taken to rider trauma center and pronounced dead on arrival arrival. this morning parks cars wereeing seen towed away and now police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger. a witness says he saw a dark colored pickup truck in the area of the shooting that may have been the vehicle driven by the shoooor but this is not a detail that police have confirmemeat this point. it's unclear if they're looking for one pepeon or multiple people that could have been involved. but that's where you might be able to help. if youou have information, you are couraged to ll miami police directly or at 305401-tips. >>> the search is on for shooters who stormed into a home and opened fire. five people were inside at the time. some tried to find back. in the end one person was killed. derrick is live in miami gardens with the story. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. miami da

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. >> i didn't wantt to let my fellow marines down, so i tried my best to, you know, keep my head up and withstand all the pressures thatt we p upon me. some of which were very inhumanene and unjust. i'm grateful. semper fi. >> reporter: he's a marine corps veteran, arrested while visiting family in iran. >> my name is amir hekmati. >> reporter: forced to make this false confession,, convicted of espionage and sentenced to death. >> as soon as weot out of iranian airspace, champagne bottles were popped and the swiss are amazing, hospitality. >> reporter: the scene today a happy echo of 35 years ago this morning. the day iran finally released the 52 u.s. hostages -- >> look at that inside the door of the dc-9 w welcome back to freedom. >> reporteter: after144 days of captivity. >> during these past 444 days. >> reporter: that's "nightline" anchor ted coppell introducing the late great peter jennings. >> it has been an unbelievably long day for the 52 american, 12 hours and 9 minutes after the islamic revolutionary guards finally released them and let them go. >> reporter: kevinust 20 year

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y they wantt's wh to stop this for a while.you work on the hong kong news bureau. -- out of the hong kong news bureau. how have the people of china ?esponded to what we have seen do they trust the authorities? do they trust the financiers making these decisions? now, the issue is confidence. what can chinese regulators due to restore confidence? andou look back in july .ugust, you have devaluation since then, the market hasn't really recovered. that's a key issue they have to address not just a mastic way, but internationally. joe: real quickly, oliver, tell us about some of the distribution of swings we have been seeing in the market. oliver: they are weird relative to what stocks used to do for the past five years. risk wick,to china about the circuit breakers. it's interesting that the ,ircuit breakers -- real quick about the circuit breakers. it's interesting that the circuit breakers went off when they did. circuit breakers are largely in u.s., butrea as the swings in the u.s. right now are definitely broadening out. if yo

. >> that is in the you wantt to >> he is challenging. >> all right. challenge [ laughter ] >> and it is in. >> it was in. wow. >> and by the way, hewitt defeated this guy, jack sock, 7-5, 6-4. >> he is not a sock. he is a a hero. i the think that so cool to see that kind of sportsmanship when we don't hear about that enough. and to see his sense of humor about it is just -- i wonder if they are even friends, and it make you he looked so shocked like, dude, what? >> dude. >> and dudu. and so we have a question for you, and now pretend for d out of the shower. >> no, thank you. >> okay. what is the first thing you do? okay. are skipping one crucial tip. >> and we don't know who the experts are, but we will see what this psychologist recommends that you do. >> yes. >> and to check out your naked body before you dry off, and then list five things while you are checking out the naked body, and unless you are you, yosuf, it is five things that you admire about your body. >> oh, no, that would be awful. that is is an awful morning to me. >> isn't it? >> yes.

if we were out in the wild and saw a lion, we'd wantt to remember that. weemember the negative. >> stephen: "one-star review-- lion ate my friend. would not come back." >> yes, you got it. exactly. >> stephen: somebody inspired by yelp tried to start a web site that reviewed people, like yelp reviewed businesses. >> i heard about that. >> stephen: and basically the internet went nut and said don't do that. you're a terrible person. isn't that person a prophet. reviewing each other all the time. >> if you're offering a service, ii think it's fair game. but to review your best friend -- >> isn't human interaction on a certain level transactional, jeremy? aren't you and iauring each other the service of our companionship p ght now? >> are you payinin me. >> stephen: i think we do. don't you get a minimum or something like that. >> i waived it because we're friends. >> stephen: you waived it? >> i waived it for you. >> stephen: "two stars." >> only two? >> stephen: "waived fee." well, i give saoirse ronan four stars. i can't get everybody. let me ask you some

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. >>> we wantt to turn now from robin to another s srr in the headlines for a very different reason. you remember tom brady getting a lot of attention for his diet. this guy, another star is headed to the super bowl also making headlines for how he eats. chris martin, coldplay on a very restrictive diet as he gets ready for the big game. he won't actually be on the field, however, need to remind you of that and deborah roberts is here with that. >> hi, lara. it seems everybody is trying to figure out new ways to get and stay healthy. could skipping food once a week be the answer. chris martin says it's working you make me feel like i'm alive again >> reporter: coldplay front man chris martin may have channeled his inner primate in "adventure of a lifetime". i feel my heart beating >> reporter: but offstage he's also taking on a very primal dieting regime which he says improves his voice and makes him more creative. >> i fast once a week, one day a week, yeah. >> reporter: the 38-year-old grammyinner scheduled to appear on the super bowl halftime show next month says he's on the 6:1 d

. >> tha guy is on to something to because if kung fu panda or "jungle book" decide they wantt a real-actor in any parts, he's >> i can do that part. >>> finally on jimmy kimmel last night -- on "jimmy kimmel live" chris pine, he sang a sweet tune for the children on the east coast who could stay in their pajamas and go sledding for another day. check it out. jeromome dunn ademy, st. hubert, st. dom, st. joe schools are closed schools are closed play xbox and eat cheheetos oh you're in luck learning sucks go home schools are closed >> what can't the guy do? what can't the guy do? that was great. and chris is going to be on the show, and maybe he can sing us a little diddy. >> he has a voice. >> he's got a great voice. >> very good. >> i like that. >> he made a lot of kids happy. >> yes, he did, george. >>> and coming up on "gma," " health guru dr. ian smith here with secrets to keep your new year's diet revolutions. >>> and barbara corcoran from "shark tank" is here along with our supersaver experts.rcoran is here experts.it's 8:27 ... elias: the three democratic presidential candidates too

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say and i don't think she's focusedp on beating bernie sanders in new hampshire and iowa,llhey don't wantt this to be about clinton'iss past, they want it to be about the future and . donald trump learned a lesson, if it's a clinton/trump general election that the clintons can be intimidate bid donald trump as others have been. >> on the republican side we still have 12 candidates. i kind of break it into two races, the conservative race going on in the republican primary and the establishment race. who will emerge as the candidates in each of those lanes. who is looking good and who has momentum and who are we not talking about that we should be? >> donald trump has moment. new televusion commercial w saw in peter alexander's piece, an aggressive events scheduled around the country and going after the clinton, in good shape, starting to spend his own money. ted cruz who we saw also there. ted cruz is aggressively out there. a state he can win iowa. you gotrto say where are you going to win? you can't be the nominee without iowa. trump has basically the other 49. those two guys have moment

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perhaps heeidn't wantt the attention because, tamron, we'rere told that the otherss were day, and it may be days before they can leave here while they undergo psychological evaluation. tamron. >> keir simmons thanks so much, let's get more on this from rich engel in tehran. richard, what's the mood there time >> reporter: well, this is an extraordinary time to be here in tehran. the mood is one of expectation and optimism. people are encourageled by the deal. they think they got the better half of the deal, and they are looking forward to a better economy. the sanctions that had been put in place now lifted devastated the iranian economy and put a stranglehold on the economy. it is a illegal for iranian people and businesses totoove money in and out of the country. now banks can do that. iran couldn't legally trade its oil. now iran can, although oil clearly is not worth what it used to be, and tens of billions of dollars have been unfrozen. that money hasn't hit the economy he had, but it could we were just in the bazaar area, right in the heart of iran, the commercial center of the

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