reggie wayne couldn't hold on.yne reaching for his knee and rolling around and now reggie wayne is down. >> cris: reggie wayne is a guy that never gets hurt. immediate pressure inside. here is reggie. they got him all picked off there and there was nobody on the back end of that field and you get the double whammy. couldn't see who it was that ended up getting -- should have known. trevathan in there getting the pressure. look at luck, grabbing his head afterwards saying this is a walk-in touchdown and reggie wayne -- oh my goodness. looks like he may have -- >> al: double whammy. >> cris: double whammy for sure. >> al: wayne gets hurt. very interesting play call. you look at marvin harrison who was on so many ends of passes from peyton manning. so it's going to be fourth down and one. and the crowd begins a reggie chant. 13 years in the league and for so many of those years overshadowed by harrison. they had dallas clark here as well. peyton was doing his thing. he had so much success. and reggie finally getting h

look what wayne said. look at d.c.on bosses push to make the minimum wage higher for wal-mart. only wal-mart. because they want to make it too costly for them to do business here. shouldn't we be promoting and trying to encourage businesses like wal-mart to open and expand? why are we trying to move them to china? >> right. talk about this. you are a free marketeer guy. wal-mart says we will focus on buying made in the usa. if the companies make stuff overseas they would rather buy from them if they open a plant in america. are you okay with that? >> i'm against it. i think the notion of buy american is actually un-american. american companies should buy the lowest quality products at the -- excuse me, the lowest price at highest quality. if they're made overseas that is even better. i allows americans to save money. the resources to be more deployed in more profitable and n productive ways. >> wayne, there -- >> that doesn't help american jobs. >> wayne, therein lies a dilemma of a libertarian like jonathan. you want

the crew wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, eboni k. williams, chelle fields.ember when the president promised us obamacare wuld do this? >> save a typical family average of $2,500 on thr healthcare costs in the coming years. save famils $2,500 in the coming years. >> this is tet from folks who arfinding it it's costing th more. three times more. a man said h checked out the exchange but the lowest premium is three time what is i'm paying now. we have been warning that this might haen. time to rename it unaffordable care act? >> for many, many people, eric, the premiums are going up substantially. exactly opposite of what the president promised. it's no surprise, really, we were predicting it on this show for well over a year. where do lower premiums come from? where do the lower price come from? man's ability to think not the governnt willingness to force. that is what oamacare is. 's no healthcare freedom in this country for decades, less d less. obamacare eliminates it completely so jus like education you will see costs go up and the quality go down, more an

wayne: nice to meet you. - fernandez. wayne: mr.e you from? - we're from las vegas. wayne: las vegas. - whoo! wayne: and what do you do? - retired, both of us. wayne: good for you. what did you do?

wayne, fascist government, that is strong. i don't think it's true. >> oh, by the waysh -- i can prove it to you. you don't think fascism is the private sector by the federal government? that's exactly what it is. i'm not talking about political fascism, i'm talking economic fascism. >> okay. because i love america and i think this is a great country. this is not a fascist government. >> we have to leave it there. i'm not -- >> i'm -- >> when we have time i'll sit down and prove out to you. >> very good. coming up -- want to get rit of this? someone here says get rid of questions like this to the white house. >> is there a chance that the president would be willing to delay obamacare for a year if on america's news headquarters. join us in ten minutes. see you then. >> forget the budget panel created from the d.c. deal. someone here says we'll never see the obama administration agree to big spending cut as long as the mainstream media is asking questions like this. >> my daughter asked me to ask you, what is the coolest thing

wayne, fascist government, that is strong. don't think it's true. >> oh, by the waysh -- i can prove it to you. you don't think fascism is the private sector by the federal government? that's exactly what it is. i'm not talking about political fascism, i'm talking economic fascism. >> okay. because i love america and i think this is a great country. this is not a fascist government. >> whave to leave it there. i'm not -- >> i'm -- >> when we have time i'll sit down and prove out to you. >> very good. coming up -- want to get rit of this? someone here says get rid of questions like this to the white house. >> is there a chance that the president would be willing to president would be willing to delay obamacare for a year if when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-a

wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal," i'm wayne brady.t to play big shot for up to $30,000 in cash. who else does that? who else says, "here's $30,000, play for it"? no one. let's make a deal. (cheers and applause) everybody else, sit down, sit down, how are you doing? - hi, good, thank you. wayne: you are... - chelsea. wayne: nice to meet you, chelsea. - nice to meet you. wayne: you are a snow woman.

wayne, fascist government, that is strong. i don't think it's true. >> oh, by the waysh -- i can prove it to you. you don't think fascism is the private sector by the federal government? that's exactly what it is. i'm not talking about political fascism, i'm talking economic fascism. >> okay. because i love america and i think this is a great country. this is not a fascist government. >> we have to leave it there. i'm not -- >> i'm -- >> when we have time i'll sit down and prove out to you. >> very good. coming up -- want to get rit of this? someone here says get rid of questions like this to the white house. >> is there a chance that the president would be willing to delay obamacare for a year if republicans were willing to agree to delay heart attacks for a year? could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> coming up, how love affair with the white house ma

my ans wan it was going to hit the town of wayne. he ran in and we went to the basement. when the couple emerged from their shelter.. their home was gone. thankfully, she said, her children spent the afterno elsewhere and were fie. meanwhile, mayor kenneth chamberlain , e ag stnkful no one was killed: everybody that we know of is safe and sound. some injuries..those

i am fine with that. >> jimmy: when you meet wayne gre gretzky. you are famous i am famous.ome time. >> that's the implication, you just don't say it. in fact we talked about the hockey hall of fame. and he gave me, he gave he his phone number. >> jimmy: wow. >> i got wayne gretzky's phone number. he is at home -- >> jimmy: do you have his phone number? >> he wrote it on the tech it stub of his -- his passenger airline ticket. >> jimmy: wow. >> wayne gretzky, l.a. to toronto. his phone number. that in and of itself is worth a lot. >> jimmy: did your family get excited? did you tell them the story? >> jimmy: i got to utter the phrase i never thought i would, "oh, damn, i forgot to text wayne gretzky." you know all those years ago growing of in toronto, i never thought i would say those words. >> jimmy: here you are with your son, archie, at a rangers game i guess? >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: he's got -- that's not the game puck, no wouldn't have the logo. >> caught the puck from msg, vip services. such a lucky. it was a lucky catch. they were -- they were in like this. >> jimmy:

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are you talking lil wayne? rap scholar i don't know if you know this, but lil wayne is straight trippin. that is what is going on. i don't know if you knew that. >> what does that mean? >> we will talk afterwards. >> everyone involved in this song should be in prison. >> i would even say gitmo. i would say gitmo and a little water boarding. might be in order. although, i don't know. it is growing on me. the song is now stuck in my head. you also made a night vision sex tape with some dude that nobody remembers. do you plan to released a single? >> i have not made a night vision sex tape with some dude. >> anyways, you know how hollywood has been rebooting movie after movie after movie? and then they reboot it again. why can't we just reboot paris hilton? she starts a new and she makes makes -- she does the reality show which is more like what kardashian did. it would be a better paris and then maybe she would do a song with lil wayne where she accidentally listens to the lyric. she did not know what lil wayne w

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal".let's try this. you, you and you stay right where you are, stay standing and everybody else sit down for me, please. okay. so i'm going to make a deal with the three of you ladies standing right here. sir, sit down, sit down, you're not a lady but you are a nice looking guy. lola, step out so the camera can see you. so lola, what are you? - i am from saturn. wayne: you are? - yes. i got my rings and everything. wayne: your rings so do all saturnites hula hoop?

la pierre that night, and i said, con "freedom watch"lations, wayne -- congratulations, wayne, now let's figure out what we can do here. because the decision and justice scalia, you know, no screaming liberal, justice scalia made it very clear in section three of the opinion that this right, the second amendment right, like other rights is not unlimited. and he said that you could have restrictions on who gets a gun, on how the gun's sold, how the gun is stored, how the gun is caroled and even what kind -- caroled and even what kind of -- carried and even what kind of gun it is. you can argue where you can draw the line, but basically justice scalia outlined some areas where i think we can start to have a discussion and where we need to have a discussion. and where it's crucial for the future of our country and the health of our communities to have this discussion. so i wanted to suggest a few things today where i think we can possibly find common ground. first one is still on background checks. i mean, this is the one that people should agree on. we all agree that people that we are pre

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: what's up, america? welcome to "let's make a deal."at i'm looking for... i'm wayne, i'm a gemini, and i'm looking for a woman who can't say no. i need a woman who can't say no. with the safety goggles, with the safety goggles. everybody else, sit down, sit down. carissa, how are you doing? oh, thank you, carissa. wow, that's a great way to meet. so carissa... global, or what does that say? - i can't tell you. wayne: you can't tell me or you have to kill me.

fort wayne, the number of homicides is now on one of its highs for the last 20 years. point number one, we have a problem with gun violence in this country. as a nation, we are not doing anything to try to solve that, try to fix it, try to make it better. point number two, when we have tried to fix it, we have run into red blood -- roadblocks. congress has a tough time passing the budget or raising the debt ceiling, how can we expect them to handle something like gun control? we came, as i mentioned, after virginia tech, all sides work together to help get a bill that got more records into background checks systems. as afternoon time, we at least had a vote in the senate, but at that vote, all the policy or puzzles from both sides, all sides of the aisle, basically were blocked. there were not enough votes to get a universal background check bill that was a compromise bill supported by senator menanchin. that was my hope, bringing together republicans and ,oderate democrats, joe machin who had run for office showing somebody shooting a book of regulations. obviously, p

. - kevin is related to both john wayne gacy and john wayne bobbitt. - and john wayne? - no.ot that i see here. - wayne johnson? the rock? you mean dwayne, and no. what about jim halpert? uh-oh. turns out, distant relative of the reviled richard nixon. - pam always says i look like nixon. that's crazy, right? i mean, there's nothing there. tru-- oh, no. - dwight's grandfather-- - was a member of the bund, which is not technically the same thing as the nazi party. so-- [clears throat] - i was gonna say he was a tax evader. - oh. i was joking about that whole bund thing. oh-ho, the look on your faces. [laughing] - and meredith is a blood relative of lizzie borden. - cool. [mimics psycho stabbing sound effect] - stop it! stop it, you're frightening me. - andy, did you call this meeting just to talk junk about our families? - no, i'm proving a point, okay? we all have ancestors who may have done horrible things in the past. but it's in the past, and it's not our fault. so we don't have to talk about it. - the difference is, andy, that you're the only one here still benefitting fr

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there's a famous lyric by the clash that goes let me tell you about wayne and his deals of cocaine a little more every day until the da locked away it's a line from the song jail guitar doors and it was written about the guitarist of the band mc five when kramer his self described a life of crime left him with a two year prison sentence after he recuperated and rejoin society he's been working on an outreach program for other prison inmates who need a musical outlet for their frustrations within our two tiered justice system today when kramer joins me live to talk about his nonprofit organization jail guitar doors thank you so much for coming on wayne happy to be here thanks for the opportunity so wayne what got you involved in this tell me how you got passion about the issue well from the time i was released i'm a archetype of drug war prisoner i watched as first tens of thousands of people just like you went to prison hundreds of thousands and today millions of our fellow americans are under lock and key two point three million ten million under direct state law enforcement control

happy to be here thanks for the opportunity so wayne what got you involved in this tell me how you got passion about the issue well from the time i was released i'm a archetype of drug war prisoner i watched as first tens of thousands of people just like you went to prison hundreds of thousands and today millions of our fellow americans are under lock and key two point three million ten million under direct state law enforcement control. and i just felt like this was. an embarrassing international embarrassment and a national disgrace and that i believe you know one person can make a difference and i think that these kinds of changes happen from the bottom up and so i got with my fellow musicians and i joined with the great billy bragg the true troubadour from england he had started doing this work in england and they were calling it jail guitar doors after the same clash song and i said i'll take this on for the united states so now today we're in about forty prisons in america we have a waiting list of fifty more wow and we have programs in their cook county correctional system in ch

with folksorked throughout wayne county. i worked closely with all of the elected officials in wayne county. i worked closely -- i have been endorsed and supported by almost -- of the detroit low delegation, the house and the senate. that is where my strength is. working across county lines. to focus on issues that are important to this region. i enjoyed support throughout this community. i have been in public service for 38 years. i am going to use those connections, that focus, to go into the communities and make our neighborhoods safer and more livable, walkable, and sustainable. the neighborhoods, the neighborhoods, the neighborhoods. thee need to recognize reality that detroit is 8% of the population. if we are only going to fight with the other 92%, we are going to continue losing. when rick snyder was elected governor in 2010 and the republicans took the house and took the senate, i went up and said, we will lobby for our money. was a group of hospitals out of state that immediately started changing the funding to mov

ken wayne. >> have the vandals been caught and have they said anything about the cooper thefts? >> reporter: they did tell us that the thefts were discovered last week and they did a damage assessment and fixed the problem they thought yesterday. they said this fire explosion showed them that the damage was far more extensive than they had thought. they're still reviewing that. the vandals have not been caught but they're saying they're looking for them. >> ken wayne, tonight, thank you ken. >>> the campus emergency came on the same tka that janet napolitano started her job as the president of the university of california. she did sent a note to parents and students tonight. critics have suggested the 55- year-old napolitano doesn't have enough education background. >>> sources telling ktvu news that oakland police have made several arrests in connection with the killing of 8-year-old alicia. it was a shooting that stunned people. alacia was known to her friends as lady bug. she was at a sleep over, there was a knock at the door, she answered it and she was killed after the susp

my ans wan it was going to hit the town of wayne. he ran in and we went to the basement. when the couple emerged from their shelter.. their home was gone. thankfully, she said, her children spent the afterno elsewhere and were fie. meanwhile, mayor kenneth chamberlain , e ag stnkful no one was killed: everybody that we know of is safe and sound. some injuries..those folks have been taken to hosptial d treated. poppy harlow. cnn atlanta. -----end-----cnn.sc ript----- ad lib tosso wx in tonight's golden hammer installment, it appears taxpayers are on the hook for a real stinker of a mistake. the bureau of land management spent almost a hundred- thousand dollars for one outhouse which willo to a nanark in al.. ous for about ten- thousand dollars. so it appears the federal agency spent 90 thousand dollars to have a ten thousand dollar restroom transported to alaska? our investigative media partner, the washington times tells us e government shutdown is mang it dicuo to bto ((take sot))

ken wayne. >> have the vandals been caught and have they said anything about the cooper thefts? >> reporter: they did tell us that the thefts were discovered last week and they did a damage assessment and fixed the problem they thought yesterday. they said this fire explosion showed them that the damage was far more extensive than they had thought. they're still reviewing that. the vandals have not been caught but they're saying they're looking for them. >> ken wayne, tonight, thank you ken. >>> the campus emergency came on the same tka that janet napolitano started her job as the president of the university of california. she did sent a note to parents and students tonight. critics have suggested the 55- year-old napolitano doesn't have enough education background. >>> sources telling ktvu news that oakland police have made several arrests in connection with the killing of 8-year-old alicia. it was a shooting that stunned people. alacia was known to her friends as lady bug. she was at a sleep over, there was a knock at the door, she answered it and she was killed after the susp

plus: >> i'm wayne hay in tokyo where we meet a man facing upheaval for the second time in his life, after this city's decision to host the olympic games. >> but first the world's second and third largest economies have warned the united states to sort out your debt crisis, and fast. both china and japan are predicting problems if the u.s. doesn't solve its budget deadlock by borrowing capacity soon. the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit in bali, apec, the u.s. president obama should have been there but instead decided to sort out his budget process. in bali. >> the united states situation because they're the biggest investors in debt in the united states. so obviously if this situation isn't resolved any time soon, this has -- both nations have a vested interest in the united states so that's why president barack obama is not in attendance at the summit, secretary of state john kerry came in his stead. attempted to reassure them that this political situation can be resolved but they're really trying to reassure that this debt situation in the united states isn't resolved very

wayne slater, this question.f this guy gets further in terms of power on the right wing, senator cruz, if he gets higher -- he's pretty high right now. up along with rand paul. people will say how come we didn't know this about his father. i think people want to know about it. they'll say it's not fair to talk about a family member. i think he's more than just a family member based on what i'm seeing here. he's out in the political arena himself. he wasn't dragged into the political arena. he wasn't simply an embarrassing relative like ronald nixon or billy carter. he went into the political arena. he chose to have us listen to him and now we are. your thoughts, wayne. who is he and what role does he play? >> david's got it exactly right. i've spent time with rafael cruz on the road with ted cruz. he is very, very, very close to his son in every way that you can think both ideologically and as a strong father supporting his son. the father when ted was in high school in houston was instrumental in making sure tha

paul is a former mayor of fort wayne, indiana. he's the former president of the brady foundation, and is now a professor at the university of indiana. he attended the university of indiana and yale law school. where he was a classmate of two people called the bill clinton and hillary rodham. and it took a few years off several years ago to think things over, and has joined the faculty. he is speaking today on common ground with the national rifle association. paul. [applause] >> i obviously was inspired by the fact that the federal government was able to reopen, and folks came back together to at least find common ground for a few months on the debt ceiling and on the budget. and that gave me hope that perhaps those of us who are concerned about gun violence from the gun control perspective can find some common ground with those on the gun rights and are a side of things but at least i hope so. and part of the reasons that i wanted to do this talk today was i've got a different perspective perhaps being back in indiana. i was head

clean up and salvage operations continue this morning in wayne, nebska after a destructive tornado left this behind. theational ather service says an ef-four touched dwn e town fiday night... damagng om flattening airport hangars, and causing significant damage to an industrial park. yesterday, nebraska's governor got a first-hand look at theamage. even though there's a lot of recovering to do, he says the city of wayne is strong. e zen community are resilient. they are determined. and i know they're going to rebuild this community. peak winds from friday's tornado reached 170 miles per hour. the ravens are back atop the a- f-c north after beating the dolphins in miami sunday. paul gessler is live at panera in towson... where he awaits talking to ravens nation. ul-- glimpes of ravens football came to the surface agan sunday. dolphins quarterback ryan tannehill was facing heat from the ravens 'd' all afternoon. justin tucker kicked four field goals... incuding what would be theame winner. ray rice h a season- high 74 yards rushing... ...scored two touchdowns. no takeaways.... but, timely

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hi, everybody. welcome to "let's make a deal."o-- make deals. this week, very, very, very amazing week. why? because it's called big money week. that means big money. later today one of our traders will get to play big shot for up to $30,000 in cash. wow. $30,000 in cash. i love that. know what i love more? three people to make a deal with me. let's go. with the glasses on in the pink, glasses. the police officer, the police officer up at the top

a little bit too early and may dampen the growth we are seeing at the moment. >> reporter: indeed waynend for the reasons you outlined this is something of a gamble isn't it. how much of a political risk is he taking on in this decision? >> well some people are already giving him credit because this has been flagged for some time and really what we are seeing now from the prime minister is a rubber stamp exercise and he is getting credit to make brave, tough decisions, decisions that may be unpopular with a large section of japanese society, the ones he and his government feel have to be made for the long-term future of the country. but it is a huge political risk. back in 1997 when the last sales tax increase occurred, it went from 3-5% soon after that and the country dipped into recession and sure there were external economic factors that contributed to that and the prime minister at the time was ultimately forced from office and people of course are hoping that doesn't happen this time and seeing so many prime ministers in japan over resent years and so much political upheaval that n

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal"!are. stay where you are stay right where you are. everybody else sit down, everybody else sit down. all right. here we go. wendy, nice to meet you, stand over here so we can see you. wendy, nice to meet you. - nice meeting you. wayne: so where are you from? - melbourne, arkansas.

as john henry smith tells us we'll get a taste of it when jon lester faces adam wayne wright. >> jon lester and very good boston red sox rotation had what it took in the alcs to get past a great tigers rotation. they'll have to work magic as they contend with a cardinals rotation that is the second-best in all of major league baseball. the best of the second best is adam wayne wright in his three starts in the post season he's been brilliant, striking out 20 and only walking one batter so far. he and his caster have been plotting on how to beat the boston red sox. >> i know i have my work cut out for me. one of my favourite things to do in the world is game plan for a game. i love it. i'll spend an amount of time today and tomorrow to come up with a plan. >> wayne wright and jon lester are 2 and 1. wayne wright will come up nine day's rest when he throws out the first pitch in the 2013 world series pitting boston against the st louis cardinals. >> the red sox held a workout at fenway park as they are in search of a title. the red sox have hold overs including manager john farrell nam

wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal," 'm your host, wayne brady. go! let's see, first person, jailbird. let's see. the cap, the guy in the cape. and mother nature, let's go. hey, what's up, stand over there for me, sweetheart. amy. - hi. wayne: nice to meet you, hon. and daniel, and last but not least, cathleen.

. >> he gets up close and personal that blew through wayne, nebraska. this was shot by a storm chaser named adam. he's driving down the street in wayne, nebraska. you see the torn dough oado off distance. but that's not the way a storm chasers, is it? >> it did damage homes and building s in the area. luckily no one was killed. thank goodness adam was not injured. >> he comes up this field and that tornado is coming right at him. he starts backing up and up hear the fear in his voice. >> we're going to be all right. >> it looks as though it's blow right in front of him. and in fact it did. let me show you what this thing did to his truck. >> roof's off, back window blown out. >> to tell us all about this video and what it was like, we have video via skype from illinois. this is intense video. what was it like being there? >> it was definitely a scary moment that happened very fast. my original thought was to beat the tornado north. and then i realized it was coming directly for us. >> what did it physically feel like to have that kind of pressure at at

so wayne, as lisa mentioned, a lot of people equate drones with foreign policy and military strikes,nd we just talked about steve saying how they use drones for animal protection. talk us to about how some these drones are also used in other areas in the united states. >> the first thing i would like to say is in my area we don't use the d word. because the d word has a very negative connotation associated with it. so we call them unmanned aerial systems on our manned aerial vehicles. once the faa decides on the integration of usa's into our national air space system, 85% of the use of these uas's will be for agriculture and public safety. firefighters -- our wild land fires that we have in utah, california, and arizona, are getting more widespread and more intense, and the way that we might those wildfires now is really the dated technology. it's a little bit better than what we had 40 years ago when an airplane would actually fly over a fire and drop a tube with photos that that airplane had taken. now they can detect areas where the fire right move and areas where firefighters can

congressman mark wayne mullen from oklahoma's 2nd district.wayne mullen covers oklahoma's 2nd district, which covers about a quarter of the state, one of two american indians in congress, and he came to washington as a political outsider to flush out the waste. >> i'm mark wayne mullin with mullin plumbing. you know, we're known for all those red bands that criss-cross all over oklahoma, taking care of all your plumbing, septic needs. if those do with gas, water or sewer, we're your experts in it. >> he's the real-life joe the plumber, if joe the plumber ever got elected to congress and was actually a plumber. mullin is fed up with the protruding tentacles of the federal government getting in the way. >> government needs to start operating like we have to operate a business. >> and he means all four branches of government. >> this country isn't ran by just one individual. it's ran by four branches, but three branches are in control of this. >> not only does congressman mullin have an alternative view of the government's constitutional structur

he is the former mayor of fort wayne indiana. before we even proceed with his introduction of the would like to thank mr. richard heller who is responsible for our getting him here. they don't see eye-to-eye. [applause] bicester heller's name is imprinted in gun history because it was his lawsuit that overthrew the d.c. gun control law which was a landmark decision. by way of him we have mr. helmke here today. paul is the former mayor of fort wayne indiana. he is the former president of the brady foundation and he is now a professor at the university of indiana. he attended the university of indiana at -- and yale law school. where he was a classmate of two people called bill clinton and hillary were a ham. rodham. he took a few years off several years ago to think things over and then joined the faculty and he is speaking today on common ground with the red -- national rifle association. paul. [applause] >> i obviously was inspired by the fact that the federal government was able to reopen and folks came back together to at leas

wayne, indiana, it's kim. from tennessee -- from tampa, florida, say hello to melody. everybody to the show. here's how the madness works. very simple. we ask america their opinions on all kinds of crazy topics. all you have to do is correctly guess the rumts of those polls and you can win $50,000. does that sound good? let's get into it. our first question is worth $100. here are the two possible answers. a too small dress or a too tight parking space. the question is, women said they'd have the most anxiety trying to squeeze into what? is it a too small dress or a too tight parking space? i think we have a bachelorette party in progress out of van ives, is that the case? >> we are partying it up in style. >> love it. >> jenny, what's your story? >> well, i am engaged to the love of my life. we've been together for seven years. and we're going to be getting married pretty soon and we are just having a bachelorette party. >> let's get it going. let's start with a hundred bucks. everybody flip those cards. is it too small dress or too tight parking space? let's see it.

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: welcome to “let's make a deal.”o. i need a woman who can't say no. with the safety goggles, with the safety goggles. everybody else, sit down sit down. carissa, how are you doing?