i'm with dana, give me country, willie nelson, i'll be happy. >> oh, yeah, he gets the crowd going, willieon for a halftime show. she puts everyone to sleep. >> is this bruno mars right here? >> no, that's the chili peppers. >> where's bruno mars? >> why, what are you going to call him? >> he's a great star. >> i never heard of the guy before. how can i give him credit? i don't know if he's good or not, and i don't care. my earpiece popped out. that happens a lot. >> are they waiting for us outside? we have something special for you. >> i'm taking this off. >> who was -- any favorites, halftime? >> u2 after 9/11. beautiful day was actually a moving experience. most of the other -- i think when they got away from marching bags, it was over for me. there was something low-key about having bands there. then when pop culture, again, it infects everything else. it ticks me off. it's a game. enjoy the game. >> what about you? >> i do love a marching band, and they're so good. extremely talented and there could be a contest and the best marching band for the school. >> the guy who has to run out

and george kilmeade is back, willy nelson, really?y nelson for advice, somebody who is struggling? snow i lo. >> i love it. he is a man who over came o-- >> overcome -- he performs, you have this idea because you do drugs or drink alcohol, you're going to be a total degenerate. >> i never said that. drink plenty of beer. >> but bieber doesn't have people in his camp. he smuggled a monkey overseas. who rents a lamborghini -- >> no, we have all smuggled a monkey, we all go to anne frank -- he has alcoholism on both side of his family. his mom is extremely young, she is a really nice woman. but she looks like his older sister. and now, when you have somebody who comes from absolutely no money and the breadwinner is 15 years old, giving the orders. am i allowed to name drop at this hour? simon cowell said if any of my clients got as big as justin bieber, i would dial them back, i would say nobody needs to be this famous. >> he is partying in panama. he doesn't look unhappy. >> there is nobody around the pop celebrityies. you can go to lin

trisha yearwood, willie nelson and heart also. the film black fish, tells the story of an orca killing a sea world trainer in 2010. it raises questions about the safety and humaneness of keeping killer whales in captivity. >>> samuel l. jackson. his newest role, fighting childhood cancer. jackson is featured in a new public awareness campaign launched to stand up to cancer. aimed at increasing awareness about childhood cancer. and according to the foundation it is the leading nongovernmental provider of grants. >>> disney parks launched its new princess campaign yesterday featuring jessica which is stain as the princess from the movie brave. you'll see the strong resemblance in their strong red locks. the ad will appear in the february issue of o magazine. >>> 4:58. what a wild week of weather. now it is above freezing, freezing rain coming. whole lot of stuff. political scandal, football comebacks. >> join us as we look back at the week that was. >>> blame it on the polar vortex. dangerous cold and wind. >> wait there is more. >>

after i performed at farm aid i got to know willie nelson quite well and i relate to him so much, because i feel like i'm in that same game of songwriting, of touring, of agriculture. and you know, i couldn't be who i am if i didn't look up to others. you know. if they didn't give me a template and a map to follow. >> for 83 years, the chelsea milling company has been proud to call itself the best little mix company on the planet. while you may not recognize this family business's name, chances are you know its product. the iconic brand jiffy mix. we sat down with howdy holmes, the ceo of chelsea milling company during a visit to the company's manufacturing headquarters in michigan. he talks about the wisdom used to build this household name in this week's learning from the pros. >> i think a lot of people overcommit, and underperform. and then overperform, you reach those goals, everybody's happy. and then you just set the bar a little higher next time. but i think that a lot of us are guilty of trying to do too much. being unrealistic with our goals. and as a consequence, we don't reach

in a opera house in new jersey and that is willie nelson's guitar.ost famous other than bibiking's. the day that the guitar gives up. when it gives out he's done and finished and retiring and you got to hold it and stand there with it. it was pretty col. >> yeah, all i employer hearing is the crew saying do not drop that guitar whatever you do. >> lippeda, of all of the photos that bob has taken of himself in the tu- tu. do you have a favorite? >> this one right here. it is timing. and i love this photograph. >> it is it a little corny. okay, audience calm down. >> it is, i like the fact that you don't know whether he is disappearing or emerging and for someone with cancer, there is a lot of questions going on and it really appeals to me. >> you have a book from this and foundation and raise money for people going through breast cancer, bob, bottom line, why do you do this? >> we have seen a lot of people going through the treatments. there is not a lot of organizations that help women go through the treatment. linda has seen firsthand, friends that

. >> you like the willie nelson and kris kristofferson. >> they're great singers, but daft punk? kidding me? that's what we used to call a guy, a methamphetamine freak. >> they stay up all night to get lucky, like you. >> they what? >> i heard you watched some of it? >> i got home in the middle of it and i caught a little bit of the jay-z acceptance speech and then i saw pink perform. i really love that song. i didn't love the performance, but what does it matter? >> dana, you're very athletic with your core fusion and all that stuff. you should admire her. >> i go fully clothed into those things. i really like taylor swift. i think she's an amazing performer. i prefer the country music awards. she had the best dress of the night. >> unfortunately, she was always dre dancing in the front row, which you never do. it was a bit anowing to me. i had problemed with it. always, these rock stars, the male rock stars are aging like women. paul mccartney looks like angela lands bury, steven tyler looks like joan collins living on the upper west side with a little dog with all these scarve

several big names like willy nelson and heart have canceled performances at seaworld park since "blackools have also canceled trips while other children have posted messages on social media saying they will no longer support seaworld until the company changes its ways. peta hopes to change sea world from within. >> we buy enough shares to have a say at shareholder meetings. what we want to see seaworld do, what they can and should do, move all the animals in their amusement parks to sea side sanctuaries where the animal will have freedom to swim. >> reporter: and out here along the parade route, you can see it is starting to get busy. they won't tell us exactly how they plan on getting the message out. they said they will be putting out leaflets but the bigger plan to protest, we'll have to wait and see how that hams in the morning. >> stephanie elam, appreciate your reporting. >>> still to come, more of our continuing coverage of new years eve celebrations from across the world. is this times square? i believe it is. look at all the people out there. we'll take you to party all across

it smelled like willie nelson's bandanna, i'm sure.the end of the day, i asked her about her joint investigation. so i've got to ask, how extensive was your research in the back of that limo? >> reporter: you know, anderson, it was top notch. we did very extensive research. i wasn't thinking right, i wouldn't remember some of the questions, which has never happened to me. and i found things to be really funny. >> but it was just a contact high, is that correct? >> reporter: yes, it was just a contact high. >> she then went on the prove live on the air each a contact high can elicit a pit of hyperbole. >> reporter: if you saw those joints, they were like the size of small cannons. >> did you say they were as big as small cannons? >> reporter: they are so big. when barbara whipped it out to light it up, nobody wanted to light it because it was so big. nobody had seen such a big joint before. >> how much longer are you going to be there? are you moving there? >> reporter: i think i need to come home. >> come back to the east coast. >> rep

we have to go to willie nelson for advice?s actually been able to overcome -- >> overcome! he still smokes woed. >> you have this idea just because you do drugs or drink alcohol that you're going to be a total degenerate. >> i didn't say that. i drink plenty of beer. >> but bieber does not have people in his camp. he smuggled a monkey. >> we've all smuggled a monkey. >> we all go through that period. >> here's a deal. he's got alcoholism on both sides of his family. his mother is extremely young. she wrote a book. but she looks like his older sister. now when you have somebody who comes from absolutely no money and now the breadwinner is 15 years old, and so he's giving the orders. simon cowl said if any of my clients got as big as justin bieber i'd dial them back. nobody needs to be this famous. >> he doesn't look unhappy. >> you have all these hangers on. there's nobody around these pop celebrities. you can go to lindsay lohan, all the people who have died over the years starting with elvis presley, they're all hangers on. >

so there will be a big jam with him and willie nelson, so those are a lot of really huge artists, big singer songwriter and big country artists there as well. >> when you said sarah borelis and carol king going together, that did make sense. most of the people in the room even though they're too young to remember the beginning of carol king have probably covered some of these songs, but metallica and lang lang, who does that anyhow? >> the grammys loves to pair up people like that. this fifth year we've got daf punk with nile rogers and sheikh and diana ross and madonna and he did work on their album as did purrel williams and stevie wonder will be joining who i believe has something like 25 grammies to his credit and who is always magnificent. so that's going to be a very interesting grouping spanning a lot of different tastes and years. >> you've today before us this week that you have covered this many, many times. does it get old are? are you still as excited as a fan to watch this show and see what's happening? >> yeah, i do get excited because there's always at least someone you

. >> this is one of my favorites, this is standing in an opera house in new jersey, that is willie nelson'sthe most famous guitar probably in america other than bb king's lucille. they say the day the guitar gives out, he's done and finished and retiring. you got to hold it and stand there with it, that is pretty cool. >> all i could remember hearing is the crew saying, do not drop that guitar, whatever you do. >> linda, of all of the photos bob has taken of himself in the tutu, do you have a favorite? >> this one right here. it just so happened -- good timing. i love this photograph. i think -- >> it is a little corny. [ laughter ] >> okay, audience, calm down. >> i just like the fact that you don't know whether he is disappearing orem earthing and i just think symbolically for someone with cancer, there is all of the questions that are going on and it just really appealed to me. >> you created a book for this, raised money for people going through breast cancer. bob, bottom line, why do you do this? >> well, we've seen a lot of people going through their treatments and there isn't a lot o

reports indicate trace atkins, willie nelson, pat benetar and heart.es, first is quality of earnings concerns sea world, blackstone bought it, took it public and loaded it up with a lot of debt and that's an issue for sea world, a lot of that debt is coming due over the next six years or so, so we need the cash flow to come in the door. stuart: it seems like the defense is working at the moment. >> you know, i tell you the numbers they're using is the own version of cash flow, so it's inflated that adjusted cash flow. stuart: stay there, everybody, we've got another hour for you coming up after this. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reass. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all

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some have joked that a cannabis a friendly musician like willie nelson should sing the national anthemecember are hawking " stoner bowl " t- shirts on line. a company called might 420 towardours is offering a three night package that includes a tours of denver pop shops, free samples and a private viewing party for the game. >> the two teams are in new jersey this morning. on the left you concede the seahawks tried in yesterday's and on the right, the broncos' leading denver. >> you cannot have them both. >> are you a pro football fan? about half of those are. according to an associated press poll, 49 percent of americans questioned said that they were nfl fans. that number is down 56% since last year. of the people who said the that were fans, nearly a third say that they would not want to go to the super bowl even if they could afford to go. >> forbes reports that the average price for a ticket to next sunday's game from a broker or a secondary seller was $2,500, according to seatgeek, which tracks prices. >> san francisco giants pitcher jeremy affeldt is working to fight hunger. on

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guys like willie nelson, joan jett -- you used to play one of -- the bandsongs heart -- it seems likeis . lot of pr to struggle with when does it end? >> it is unfortunate that people in the activist community target performers like those you mention. you have to put some context on that. the aggregate of these petitions with these performance does not these performers does not even equally single days attendance for our company. in some to put it perspective. at the end of the day, we are proud of the care we give to our animals. those who know us and know our business well understand all that. our public and the guests do as well. >> have you considered filing a lawsuit or any kind of legal action against the production company for this? >> we have not taken any options off the table of avenues to pursue or consider. one of the delicate things we have had to consider is that our aggressive engagement in the matter kind of makes it more newsworthy. the fact of the matter is the film is owned by cnn and magnolia pictures, and cnn has aggressively or motive the film on its news network

his music gang included johnny cash and way lynn jennings emmy lieu harris and willie nelson. >> my dearshville as a songwriter. in secht he received the academy of country music poets award. ♪ hell bent on a heartache ♪ >> reporter: clark's acclaimed first album came in 1975 but 20 years later he's still telling stories about dreamers and drifters and ordinary people who have hit a patch of rough road. does it help to have spent some time on a rough road? >> it probably does, you know. i made it as rough as i would. >> i think most people would surmise when they hear guy's voice it sounds like guy clark or johnny cash. >> reporter: vince gill is one of the leaders. >> the real dirt of the earth, the real thing that makes most of us tick as musicians, as songwriters, storytellers, whatever you want to call it gypsies. he spoke to the core of it better than anybody i've ever heard. >> reporter: that's the guy tar you play. >> yeah. >> reporter: clark makes his own guitars in the basement. an old album was a tribute. a picture of his wife. >> we were hanging out in the house drunk as skunk

blake shelton will be joining willie nelson, kris kristofferson on stage.d paul mccartney and ringo starr. and if you want to see all of the red-carpet arrivals "entertainment tonight" is doing a live special with the tv guide networks and i have to decide what color i'll wear which i have to talk to charlie, base it on what charlie's favorite color is that day. >> yeah your wardrobe stylist. you were talking about paul and ringo. we know they're both be there. do you know if they'll be performing together? >> the brass is being tight-lipped about that because that certainly would be a big treat. yes, they are both performing. whether they're going to do it separately or together, that remains to be seen. but in my opinion, it's certainly worth tuning in just to find that out, gayle. >> all right nancy. charlie, any words of advice? >> call me, nancy. >> reporter: i'm gonna. send me your digits. >> all right. they're on the way. thank you, nancy o'dell. you can watch the grammy awards sunday night at 8:00, 7:00 central here on cbs. >>> and this morning, we'

just last summer seeger sang with dave matthews and willie nelson at farm aid. ♪ this land was made fornd this truly sums up seeger, the message written on his banjo said -- this machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender. i gotta tell you, my stepfather, leo baefsky, loved the man as much as he loved any of his family members. and today, leo, give pete our best up there. i know he's looking down. >> a lot of people are feeling that way, yeah. all right, josh. thanks for sharing that. >> you bet. >>> now to the new fallout from the royal caribbean cruise cut short when hundreds onboard got sick from a fast-moving virus. passengers saying the situation on the ship may actually be worse than what we're hearing so far. and linsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: new concerns as the royal caribbean "explorer of the seas" speeds back to new jersey two days ahead of schedule. passengers telling us the number of sick actually spiked much higher than the roughly 600 initially reported by the cruise line. >> a lot of people took it upon themselves to, if they did feel sick, to stay in t

see here, willie nelson, trace atkins, martina mcbride, bear naked ladies.cause the boatload of debt. dennis: canceling the gigs because of whale controversy or not getting paid? >> the whale controversy, oh. >> watch for this. excuse me, seaworld has kicked up inflated cash flow number it is touting to show the world it can service its debt. it is not the cash flow number that companies historically use. it is called adjust the cash flow number. when you strip out all the add-ins seaworld put in, the cash number is going down. it needs to think about the top spin it is putting on the negative brand image. cheryl: these are internal company documents obtained exclusively for fox business of the has seaworld specifically responded to that? have they given you a statement -- >> they said repeatedly, saying to me on the record that the whales, basically, any, they're not considered aggressive, not a pattern of aggressive behavior. when the document i have right here in my hand says, yes the company noted back in july 2009 that five whales had aggressive behavio

willie nelson and other entertainers have canceled their concerts at various venues of seaworld becauseuthwest airlines, a partner since 1988, is already making these noises they're watching carefully, listening to what's going on. it's possible they could cancel this partnership with you at some point. what do you do to counster that problem you have? >> it's unfortunate that the activist community is targeting some of these sponsors and talent and people with whom we're conducting business. you know, that's troubling to us and it's unfortunate, but what we're trying to do is talk to our partners, talk to those with whom we affiliate with our business and assure them that the company and the brand they've known for a long time. so in that respect the sponsorships that we've had for a long time, these are people who have been to our parks, know us, have known us for a long time. i'm sure there's not any ceo around who wants to deal with pressures from petitions and that nature, but it doesn't change what we do. having said that, you know, we sent out the release a couple weeks ago. we'v

as willie nelson has said, turn out the lights, the party's over. they say that all good things must end. turn out the lights. the party's over. for at least thomas edson's light bulb. so -- edison's light bulb. so mayeth rest in peace, mr. speaker. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, today we mark the 50th anniversary of the war on poverty, a dedicated legislative and policy effort by president lyndon johnson to reduce and eventually reduce poverty in america. yet, despite the many successes in poverty, and there have been many successes over the past 50 years, there are those in this country and in this house who would destroy the programs that would help people in need, those who have replaced the war on poverty with a new war on poor people. unfortunately, that