we can't blame a weirdo for bringing in weirdos. we can blame a normal for creating a situation here a weirdo was allowed to bring in weirdos. - hey, i'm the one who has to sit next to this weirdo when jim's away. i'm in a position where i'm rooting for nate, and that just feels wrong. [sighs] forget it. i need to work on my mural. i have some pointy trees that i neeto round off. so just go ahead and eat dinner without me, okay? yeah. love you, too. [ man on radio ] ...82 degrees by this afternoon. oh! hello? jimmy john's? [ tires screech, bell chimes ] you ordered immy john's? wow! that was fast. i would've been here sooner, but this traffic stinks. [ male announcer ] jimmy john's. order online at jimmyjohns.com. ♪ order online at jimmyjohns.com. - hey, jim, i thought our call was for later. - yeah, this is actually about the new sales guy. dwight has brought in a bunch of real weirdos. and i was wondering if i couldavsome input - this is dwight schrute. who am i speaking to? ann't lie. i can tell if you're lying. - hey, dwight. it

stuck with the weirdo. - [sighs] [hard slaps] - angela. - you don't want bugs. who knows where those bugs will end up. - you're getting a bargain. i ain't got no hair no more. - [sighs] - creed, i'm all done. my turn. - i'm sorry, pam. it looks a little messy. - well, wait. - how's that? - i feel it working. [both grunt] - ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk. - eiffel tower. - oh! [laughs] - now. - can i help you? - well-- - um-- - we don't want to pry, but we heard you broke up with darryl. - yeah, that's true. - we think you made a big, big mistake. - big mistake. - quite enormous. - he's a real catch, and you should take him back.

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if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something like this it will probably take a mass of peers to sell you on it. it's fine if you stay away. most of the people that come to the shows are pretty happy to be here. you may not be one of them. which is fine. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves s

weirdo. gettinnew treats. that's powerful.verizon. trade in your old phone towards a new one, like the samsung galaxy note 3 on america's most reliable network. >>> welcome back. if you're just joining us an update on our top story tonight. moments before we went to air the house oversight committee released documents indicating that just six americans enrolled for obama care on day one of its launch and less than 250 by day two. we'll get new reaction from the white house straight ahead. right now they said it's not official but they to come from the administration and notes that they were taking. last night we asked you to post your obama care experiences on our facebook page, facebook.com/kellyfile or send us a tweet @megynkelly. we got almost 1,000 responses right away. i read tweets. a mother discovered her cadillac plan a high cost insurance policy with top of the line benefits was just cancelled. now the president said only the bad plans would be going away. remember frank pallone, the lousy ones. was it lousy? >> megyn, miss s

been asked to pay for lavish dinners, which often happens to rookies, no longer a rookie, called big weirdo and was required to wear an embarrassing haircut. incognito had a reputation in the league of being a nasty player at times but seems to be a well liked player of the team. dolphin teammates have come down on one side saying the two players were close friends. incognito looked out for martin and he's not a racest. they say there's a process for rookies to be trusted by the team. it's wrong to describe that as hazing. we'll dig into it in sports. >>> didn't take very long. just hours after landslide re-election victory new jersey governor chris christie already facing questions about running for president in 2016. but the republican was coy about its plan saying he's flattered by the talk but ignoring it, at least for now. >> i'm a better executive today than i was when i answered those questions about two years ago. and so you think that would make me better prepared to be president but i'm going to be really clear about this. i got a job to do. i got re-elected to do a job and that's

some reportedly referred to him as a big weirdo, martin was a second round draft pick out of stanford two years ago. >> a sunny warmer day is underway for your friday, giving you a live look at san francisco, the tower pointing west, where even the coast is clear at this hour, so wall to wall sunshine in store for today and temperatures several degrees warmer for some of our inland locations. i want to point you first to livermore, 72 degrees right now, six degrees warmer than where we stood at this hour yesterday. upper 60s napa, 66 santa rosa, upper 60s san francisco with mostly sunny skies, so meld to warm weather, half moon bay reporting 64 degrees, a nice day the coast. i want to show you a broad picture here, ridge of high pressure. you can see that ridge right about here. i have drawn out arrows for you. storm track staying to the north. i want to push this map over just a little bit because we have changes in store, you see this system, it will drop it back and bring as windy day as will, take a look at what happened, want to pick it up for your friday, today mostly sunny, nic

. >> with all the technology that is readily available to any weirdo on the street, you, do get a littlecurity. >> that's where we come in. part of our job is managing that fear. in addition to managing the case. >> madonna suffered nightmares after being stalked by a man named robert hoskins. >> the thing that makes him dangerous. he is focuseded on madonna as a spirit. he believes the ma dospirit can h hab y habit. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 10 years. dr. reid malloy, studies stalking and believes modern celebrity culture may be fueling the problem. >> the more the magazines humanize the celebrity figure the more it can reduce the space between the stalker and celebrity figure. >> the internet makes it easier with youtube, twitter, because these stalkers believe that the celebrities are actually talking directly to them. >> reporter: this woman stalked brad pitt. broke into his home. fed his dogs and slept in his pajamas. >> these are people who don't have a lot going on in their lives. all of a sudden, they can pull strings and they can make some one afraid of them. >> reporter:

stuck with the weirdo. - [sighs] [hard slaps] - angela. - you don't want bugs. who knows where those bugs will end up. - you're getting a bargain. i ain't got no hair no more. - [sighs] - creed, i'm all done. my turn. - i'm sorry, pam. it looks a little messy. - well, wait. - how's that? - i feel it working. [both grunt] - ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk. - eiffel tower. - oh! [laughs] - now. - can i help you? - well-- - um-- - we don't want to pry, but we heard you broke up with darryl. - yeah, that's true. - we think you made a big, big mistake. - big mistake. - quite enormous. - he's a real catch, and you should take him back. - okay. thank you. is that all? - no. no, that is not all. let me tell you what real life is like. the men dry up, and the nights get lonely. the only calls on your machine are from collection agencies about that pair of motorcycle boots you've never even worn. you stalk your old high school boyfriend online, go to his daughter's soccer games, and make a scene. you buy a diamond ring for yourself, wear it on your right hand, and tell yourself y

." >> hey, weirdo. >> reporter: tonight nfl and team officials are investigating whether incognito so tormented martin it forced him to leave the team. a hint of that also caught on hbo's "hard knocks," bragging about hacking another junior player's ipad. >> you might want to check your facebook, bud. i was going to put something up there rude but then i saw the picture of your girlfriend and i felt bad. >> reporter: martin's treatment may have been far more vicious. our partners at espn report incognito harassed him with a string of racist voice mails and texting, calling him the n word and saying he would kill him. martin reportedly reached his breaking point last week when teammates refused to sit with him in the cafeteria. he stormed out, and his team says he's now reportedly in treatment. >> presumably hazing has been going on for a long time in the nfl. why did this particular incidents seem to explode? >> because jonathan martin spoke up. it makes you wonder how many times guys in the league have been treated like this or similar and not said anything. >> reporter: richie incog

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i ate it because i'm a weirdo. how does this model ruin one poor slob's marriage? we'll get to the bottom. >>> a red lobster waitress, is there any other kind, claim a customer left her a racial slur, the "n" word instead of a tip, but was it a hoax. she posted this on facebook. the receipt shows the name of an alleged racist. according to handwriting analyst, whoever wrote none in the tip line is not the same who wrote the "n" word. one analyst says the waitress might have written it herself. nobody knows. we asked "red eye" handwriting analysis to weigh in. that's just like me reading entertainment weekly. i can't find anything i like. i just thumb through it. tom, the waitress says she believes the guy didn't write it. kind of late after his name got posted on the internet and called a racist. >> why does she believe that? perhaps because she wrote it? >> if this gal were smart, she would have erased the "n" and add a little hundred after that. you got a hundred tip. >> i did. it was from the man that became my husband. men out there, if you are at an establishm

edward johnathan marc martis given a nickname of big weirdo. and typical hazing that happens in the n.f.l. an pee and peoplee you guys were aware of this went further it went to voice mail and text mes messages and eventy leading to a emotional breakdown how tre brief prevalent is thise n.f.l. and sports in particular. i was associated with the n.f.l. for the last years. i was wha with the golden state warriors and in all of these sports there is some degree of this kind of thing that goes on. this is an extreme case. >> this typically runs the spectrum. the people singing the school songs from the colleges they came from and right up to this. the thing that has changed is that the technology has eliminated the line for all practical purpose. in-house an locke and locker room and public information. >> no one can be sure that what happens in-house is going to remain in house. not even the nsa or the cia much the less a locker room in the n.f.l. what we are witnessing new is a change in terms of the cultural risk of exposure for a institution th

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starts to call him big weirdo, barely fits in the go-cart, shot out to j martin.ffensive if you work in a place like cnn, but as you rightly say, in a testosterone-filled locker room, with guys wearing padding and smashing into rivals in the football match, not that uncommon. you're painting a picture, not so much i suspect as bullying, so much as this is what goes on and you have to be tough enough to deal with it? >> the nfl is the test every sunday of who the biggest, the strongest, the fastest. if that is not the most caveman, barbaric thing you can do, you work out, get big enough, strong enough, you can be successful at this game. but it is that separation from football to life. in retrospect, i look back, i'm retired. i say that was very childish, immature, but i confirmed. like i say, i was one of the alphas at the time. it is different in society. the thing with the racial slurs, that would have affected me. the n word being used by richie, it affects me being an african-american man. but even in the locker room, we saw that thing by riley pierce, that th

so many weirdoes out there that will put it in smell it.h, >> those things are worth more if they're not clean. he really knows his sex toys. >> i don't want hank aaron's bat ass.s been up his >> some people are so hard to shop for. sex toys.ou, at l.a.x.akon we get deep into the psyche of men so wask -- have four that you different women that are considered your wives. >> akon has four wives. he has four women he considered. >> he considers to be wives. you think america should make that legal? >> i think if america adapted culture there will be marriage solidifies the relationship between a man and woman spiritually. i can be spiritually attached to her and she could be spiritually her.hed to >> if we're opening up our minds and allowing people to live the way they want to live, why not let them live with multiple lives. in theory butood any time i watch shows that have man with four wives, they're always jealous. >> that's their choice. men can have sex with her, have sex with her. evolved to think if i have sex with him i'm out of the game for nine months. that's not called evolv

we're not talking about weirdo stuff. we're talking about the physics of the everyday world, the stuff that's around you all the time and all the stuff that's gonna start to make more sense to you, and you find that one thing links to another and things connect in a beautiful way. and you can answer little questions like that. and in answering those, those bring new questions, which bring more interesting answers. and it keeps going and going and going. then we talk about electricity. we'll talk about sound, musical sounds. electricity, 110 volts in your plug, huh? we'll have a great big van de graaff generator in here that'd be charged up to a million volts. a million volts. and you got 110 volts in your household circuit. if you take a couple of pieces of wire and stick them in your household circuit, that might be the last thing you ever do. but yet, you can come up and you can touch that million-volt generator. boom, high volt-- and you're okay. hc. how can be? similar to that. you guys know that if you reach in and y

he was nicknamed big weirdo. when he sits down at the table, a fellow players in the cafeteria, they all get up and move to a different table. i'd say folks locker rooms and team cafeterias are tough places. shenanigans are the norm. but after months of this, it should stop. the young man was pushed to the brink. he's off the team right now. the team needs some serious butt kicking. coach philbin, get your team together. you read it and you're like, man up, martin. but he's being hazed. >> i felt terrible for him. i felt bad for sebelius at the hearings. i don't understand, like, the inmature behavior is incredible. i mean, you should see what greg does to me in the hallway. >> i read this story. i don't know any -- i don't know enough to make an opinion on this. i know that the media has a huge obsession with bullying stories. when the media grabs a story like this, i always know it's exaggerated and i do believe this story -- there's another side to this story. study suggests that bullies has remained constant

he was the victim of bullying by his teammates when they called him quote big weirdo and got up from the bunch table when he sat down. martin was a second round draft pick out of stanford two years ago. >>> some types of kraft macaroni and cheese are changing. they are revamping. they'll have six additional grams of whole grains and lower in sodium and spices will be used instead of artificial food dyes to recreate the famous yellow orange color. now it will be a little less yellow. the original elbow shaped mac and cheese will remain the same. puzzled as to why the original mac and cheese will remain the same. >>> fears of a global wine shortage may be exaggerated. a morgan stanley analyst predicted a wine production short fall. others say the 2013 vintage is returning to more typical levels after a decade of oversupply. california's wine grape harvest is expected to be close to last year's crop. >>> a dangerous drug is making its way across the country. this drug is something to be feared greatly. in tonight's special report, why some say it actually poses an even bigger threat tha

some reportedly called him a big weirdo. is a second round draft pick out of sanford two years ago. >>> president obama will host iraqi prime minister, nori amalaki at the white house. he wants extra u.s. help to deal with violence in iraq. in a speech yesterday at the substitute of peace, the prime minister says it's in the interest of the entire world to prevent terrorist groups like al-qaeda from succeeding in iraq. the state department says at least 6000 iraqis have been killed in attacks so far this year. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel is criticizing states refusing to allow national guard facilities to issue id cards for same sex spouses of military members. >> not only does this violate the state's obligations under federal law, but they're actions have created hardship and inequality by forcing couples to travel long distances to federal military bases to obtain the id cards they're entitled to. this is wrong. >> same sex spouses of military members became eligible for health care, housing and other o benefits on

." >> big weirdo. >> what's that mean. >> reporter: nfl and team officials are investigating whethertin it forced him to leave the team. a hint of the hazing caught on hbo's "hard knocks." incognito bragging about hacking a junior's ipad. >> you may want to check your facebook. >> what's it say? >> i [ bleep ] i was going to put up something rude but i saw a picture of your girlfriend and felt bad. >> reporter: martin's treatment may have been more vicious. our partners at espn report incognito harassed him with a string of racist voice mails and texts, calling him the "n" word saying he would kill him. martin reached his breaking point last week when teammates refused to sit with him in the cafeteria. he stormed out, and his team says he is now reportedly in treatment. >> makes you wonder how many times guys in the league have been treated like this or similar and not said anything. >> reporter: richey incognito is fighting back, calling the accusations false and tweeting, "i want my name cleared." coaches say hazing is one thing but using racial slurs crosses the line. an analyst w

he was given the nickname of big weirdo. typical hazing that happens in the nfl that i think people like you guys are aware of the nfl knew about, but this went far further. they went to physical threats, voice mails and text messages involving racial statements leading to an emotional break down. how relevant is this in the nfl, and in sports in particular. >> i've been associated with the informal for the last 30 years. i was in with the golden state warriors for ten years, and i had a lot of dealings with team in the nba. i was with major league baseball for five years and then in all of these sports there is some degree of this kind of thing that goes on. this is an extreme case, but it typically runs a spectrum from having people saying the school songs of the colleges that they came from right up through this, and even worse upon occasion. the thing that has changed is that the technology has eliminated the in-house locker room de portment behavior and so forth and public information. today nobody can be assured that w

incog neat owe referred to martin publicly and privately as the big weirdo. he allegedly got martin to pay $15,000 for a trip to las vegas that he never made. the time straw came last week when martin's fellow teammates pulled a prank on him in the cafeteria. but the most shocking allegations relate to a threatening and racially charged voice mail that incog neat owe left martin. hey, what's up you have [ bleep ] piece of blank. i'm going to slap your blank mouth. some even made reference to incog neat owe harming members of martin's family. last week the dolphins announced that martin had taken a leave of absence. as for richie incog neat owe, he's speaking out on camera. >> what do you have to say about the storm you're in? >> you know, i'm just trying to weather the storm right now. and this will pass. >> there's an allegation thaw left these voice mails on jonathan martin's voice mail. what do you have to say about those? >> no comment right now. we're just going to kind of weather the storm and that's it. >> but that storm might be bigger than we first t

not very outgoing as a matter of fact, in some circles in that locker room, his nickname is the big weirdor, there is an incident that took place earlier this week that nobody's talking about, but enough to make him a mental mess. which is why he walked way from the team. and speaking of a mess, this entire thing is a mess. >> all right. terrence, i'm running short on time. but i really want to ask you about this. i want to talk about the world series. david ortiz batted .688, .688 in the series. he is now a folk hereoff new england. but some skeptics are wondering if he had help in 2003. new york times reporting he tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. >> a lot of people thought his career was over last year because of an achilles injury. he is 38. normally when guys retire. there were times he was running around the bases, i thought he was carl lewis in his prime. this might be unfair to say, but he is also from the dominican republic. a lot of players from the dominican republic has tested positive for steroids. so you add that to, what did you say about the new york times re

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it gave me a lot of confidence, and also, i was starting to feel like a real weirdo, like i was a child actor and i kind of imitated grownups, but hadn't really earned that maturity so i had funny affectations and i don't know i just wanted to have -- i wanted to have a conventional experience and know what that was like from the inside out, and i got it, and, yeah, and i don't know. to have -- i don't know. to have my smarts central dated by, you know -- >> rose: that's exactly right. exactly -- >> unending professors it was meaningful. >> rose: and the other thing it does, you don't have to have it, boys and girls, but what it can do for you is it can open up the idea of both, it could open up your curiosity because you see the richness of things to learn. >> oh, yes. >> rose: and you see connections and you appreciate, you know, the artistic and creative expression and you appreciate the role of science and you appreciate how these things bump up against each other. >> absolutely. >> rose: and therefore it sets the stage for a lifetime of learning. >> absolutely i don't. >> rose: you

he was nicknamed big weirdo.e, this all ceremony requestiously get up and move to a different table, leaving him to sit alone. they're tough places. after months and months of this, it should stop.enan we'll tell you, i'd be the guyae to stand up and clock the sobs. he was pushed to the brink and left the team. he's off the team now. the team needs some serious butu kicking. the coach, get your stuff together. okay. so you read it and like, oh, my gosh. man up,. martin. >> i felt terrible for him. i felt bad for sebelius at the hearings. so of course i'm going to feel bad for him.n't i don't understand. the immature behavior at the cafeteria is incredible. you should see what greg does to me in the hallway. >> i read the story. i don't know enough to make an't opinion on this.gh t i know that the media has a huge obsession with bullying stories and when the media grabs a story like this, i always know it's, exaggerated and overplayed. and i do believe this story -- there is another side tod thisi story. studies s

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jonathan martin, he had a weird-looking haircut, he was called the big weirdo as a rookie and the bullying hazing continued into his second season. now, is everybody a bully in the nfl? certainly not. but it's about the culture, it's about the environment. and i think you're going to see widespread changes. the one thing that's really troubling to me is that jonathan martin walked away from the nfl because he was uncomfortable about the working environment, uncomfortable with his relationship with his teammates. but if he had stepped away because of a drug problem or entered rehab or just, you know, stepped away from the situation and said, you know what, i need help, you know, that would have been a little bit more acceptable than just stepping away saying i have emotional issues and can't deal with my relationship with my teammates. >> you make a great distinction there. omar kelly, thanks so much for your time. >>> up next, duly noted. rand paul's footnotes get him into more trouble and our agenda panel will weigh in on that after this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the c