>> jimmy: i thought the meant the winkle.ave a couple of kids. >> kids are expensive. >> jimmy: yes, they are. >> even for me. it's ridiculous. >> jimmy: you have a 5-year-old son? >> 4. he's going to be 5 in november. >> jimmy: does he go on the road with you? >> yeah, he does. when we can get him out of school and, you know, sometimes i bring him up on the stage and say, you know, we're in denver tonight, go out and say hello denver. and he said, hello tokyo! because he had been in tokyo and he got confused. >> jimmy: that's cute. it's not so cute when he's 20 and doing that. >> he's a ray of sunshine. >> jimmy: well, you have another ray of sunshine beaming into the house soon. this is your fifth great american song book cd. will you have as many of these as children or -- >> no, this is -- like the children, this is the last one. >> jimmy: who picks the songs for these albums? do you? >> yeah, most of them i pick and then the record company picks a couple. i listen to anybody. but it's -- you know, it's a bit of a fight s

van winkle fell out of the spot light, and in to a life of drugs, and alcohol. around. ♪ vanilla ice re-emerged in 1998 with a new album, and a lighter outlook. thanks in large part to his starring role on season two of vh1's "the surreal life." >> when things are all hitting you at once and things are bad, the sun comes back out. i'm vanilla ice and his is my project. >> reporter: today the married father of two -- >> come on, sweetheart. >> reporter: has turned his hobby into a new show for the diy network. >> this is business. we're in it to win it and it has to be done right. >> reporter: and he plans to release a new album later this year. >> let's get out of here. >> reporter: here is the man behind the vanilla ice project, robert van winkle, vanilla ice himself. good morning. >> good morning, maggie. >> that beat, that song, just never gets old. >> a great song is a great song. >> but now you've moved on to a great new project. >> yep. >> called the vanilla ice project. >> yep. >> which we're happy to announce has been picked up for a second season. congr

rip van winkle. got the wrong guy, rip van winkle. >> the problem is the tea partiers and conservatives haven't quite taken rand paul to heart yet, which gives conway the hope that they won't show up and vote basically. >> i don't think he's politician. anyway, i don't think that's a positive. >> that is a positive in most places. >> howard fineman, thank you, sir. >>> tenuous bomb between president obama and sarah palin. stick around for "the sideshow" and next week all week "hardball" hits the campaign trail for the "hardball" senate tour. monday, it's off to kentucky and i'll interview senate candidate john conway. tuesday we'll be in new york covering the races there. and then wednesday to chicago where i will interview senate candidate alexi giannoulias. on thursday we'll be up in philadelphia with senate candidate joe sestak. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >>> back to "hardball." first up, paying dues. on "good morning, america, former governor and pro wrestler jesse ventura was aske

look at winkle toes here..3 he essapes, and luke is, and stretches for the 3rd down.ú that i is worthfuses to go down. flacco ran for a whopping 20 yards. later in the drive, now 4th quarter, rice crashes the goal line frommone yard out for the second ouch down of the game and he season. %-and there was more from rice n 3rd and 2. later in the 4th, ttkes the shot gone carry, a accelerates through theeline. and takes on 11. rice ran for 133 yards, thh ffrst 100-yard gamm this year. willis mcgahee put it away. watch this, finds the hole, out runs the brooco defense, 30-yard on the touch down run. added 377yards and the ravens3 -mprove 4-1 on the year with a 37-17 win over the broncos. kristen had this report after the gamm. >> reporter: after any an emotional win last week, there was a talk about a let down at tte brrncos. that was far from the truth. the avens cruised to the highest total game point. >> our guys talked about following the big win with a win. ttat is rrally important. if you don't follow it up with the wii, it kind of negates the reason.. and it may get to 4-1. >> the s

i got the wrong guy, rip van winkle, upstate new york. >> the problem is the tea partiers and conservativesart yet, which gives conway the hope that they won't show up and vote basically. >> i don't think's politician. and i don't think that is a -- >> that is a positive in most places. >> howard fineman, thank you, sir. as always, you are a genius or close to it. >>> up next, vet tenuous bind between president obama -- that is interesting, they have a connection, it has to do with genes. stick around for the side show. >>> next week, all week, "hardball" hits the campaign trail, "hardball" senate college tour, going to kentucky, going to illinois. i will interview a lot of people. jack conway on tuesday. in new york covering the races on tuesday. then wednesday with, chicago where i interview alexy giannouli giannoulias. then thursday, temple university for joe sestak, do what we used to do really good, get around to college kids, wow them weeks site.in politics and show them the candidates and maybe get some questions out of them. you are watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ advisor 1 ] w

pretty tight set here. >> steve: your name is van winkle. any relation to rip? >> yeah.ere does that come from? >> i used to break dance, make 40 bucks a day, spinning on my head in front of the mall and chasing girls around, eat pizza, have change back over. that was a lot of money back in the day. my friends, they labeled me. i hated it and it stuck with me. >> gretchen: you hated it? >> yeah. he hates that, stick with it. i love it now. >> brian: you were break dancing and you had to chase the girls? i imagine they came to you to buy the pizza? >> they didn't even know what break dancing was back then. they were like, why is that guy spinning on his head? in dallas. >> steve: you're the son of a music teacher? >> yeah. my mom was a music teacher. piano, flute, voice. >> gretchen: so you came by the talent honestly? >> i wish i would have sat down for a lot of lessons. i was like too cool. now i learned and i play the instruments now. it's great. >> steve: did your mom like that kind of music in the beginning? >> no. i had to convince her. once with the success, she wa

it is like a real-life rip van winkle story. the oldest embryo used was 13 years previous to this and pushing the envelope out another seven years. 42-year-old woman, trying to get pregnant for ten years. she went to the jones institute for reproductive medicine saying do you have an embryo to use? they said, here's one. matches the characteristics you would like. it's 20 years old. she said, that's fine. let's give it a shot. the baby boy was born back in may. i talked to jacob mayer, the head embryologist there about why use a 20-year-old embryo. here's what he told me. >> remember that theembryos onl 1970s. humans in the 1980s. 20 years, 20-some years is the longest we could have had something in storage at the moment but at theory looking at it, they're frozen and stored at minus 321 degrees fahrenheit. and at that temperature, there are no thermally driven reactions. the bio mechanical reactions are frozen in place. >> i love that, suspended in animation. like and architect ka from the days of sha c kleton and what kind of

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