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Of the funniest shows in television history "t"the carol burnett show." >> ahhh! >> from hollywood, its "the carol burnett show." >> it man for 11 years airing over 270 episodes, winning 25 prime time emmy awards and being named by time magazine as one of the top 100 tv shows of all time. >> oh! >> carol burnett brought to us so many memorable characters, like her commercial of scarlet ohara. >> and i saw it in the window and cant resist it. >> and the ditsy secretary mrs. wiggins. >> if i told ...

Of the funniest shows in television history "t"the carol burnett show." >> ahhh! >> from hollywood, its "the carol burnett show." >> it man for 11 years airing over 270 episodes, winning 25 prime time emmy awards and being named by time magazine as one of the top 100 tv shows of all time. >> oh! >> carol burnett brought to us so many memorable characters, like her commercial of scarlet ohara. >> and i saw it in the window and cant resist it. >> and the ditsy secretary mrs. wiggins. >> if i told ...

Go ahead. >> certainly. my first question is deceptively simple. it is how many births days do i have? im not asking how old i am. how many birthdays. if youre born on may 10, you have one birthday. how many birthdays do i have? >>alisyn: take it, tucker. >>tucker: you are 270 years old, so i would suggest youve had 269 birthdays. >> thats not what i mean. if your birthday is december 1, thats your birth date no matter how many times you celebrate it. >>alisyn: were cheating because we see the a...

>> welcome back today. the third u.s. president thomas jefferson turns the big 270. looks so young, doesnt he. the presidential historian nick ragone is here to look at some of the founding fathers greatest accomplishments. growing up in philadelphia, im well aware of the area right near independence hall where thomas jefferson holed up for a long while and wrote the declaration of independence. i guess perhaps his greatest accomplishment; right? >> yeah. id have to say its very rare when you ha...

>> it is actually not -- >> sure it is. >> it is close. >> 270. >> it is one to one. that includes every child. >> i recognize that. the bill will be defeated except maybe background checks and thats too bad. >> why not spend anytime and energy on things like what campbell brown wrote in "the "wall street journal"" and whether or not it has an impact. they give hollywood a pass while hurting rural america. >> have i to point out, one of the many things about bob is he does not hide -- you dont h...

Board there and they have all the different suspects listed and different avenues of investigation and theyll be focusing on each one of those avenues with teams of people. eventually some of those will wash out and it will focus down to one or two things which theyll follow-up further generating leads and doing more intensive investigation. jenna: time is of the essence of course in this story because there is a big question about who might be targeting next. what about the time in all of this....

Were immediately put into lockup and they had to go through certain programs in order to get out of lockup. >> the violation is known as rule 38. and the prisons warden had developed a no-nonsense approach to dealing with it. >> my rule is, if you get caught with a 38, theres no questions asked. were locking you up. well sort it out later, but for the time being, youre going to lockup. thats just automatic. okay? the first offense is 90 days, second time i double it, third time it goes to 270, t...

Over the world. this is first step. i have a small bus as my first step. but im coming for the rest of the block, i want to point that out. it has been fun. it has been a great time. the tournament is a time of uncertainty in the ncaa tournament this year, probably more uncertain than ever. number one seed went down here, washington, d.c., last night, when indiana lost to syracuse. and two elite programs, two giant programs, long history, and the syracuse zone got another team and well have to s...

Varies depending how far in advance you buy your ticket, the time of day you want to fly, and the day itself. but ha if airlines also factored in something else, how much you weigh. a study by a norwegian professor suggests airline set prices based on a passengers weight. >> some would say, that is discrimination. but because i am talking about economics, its not discriminatory at all. >> reporter: in a paper of the journal of revenue and pricing reducing the weight on a plane by little more tha...

This is a main artery that feeds straight into d.c. commuters come from as far west as west virginia, as far north as pennsylvania. this is basically taking them right into the nations capital. right now, poppy, the traffic is moving along pretty well. 35 minutes from here to d.c. but expect traffic nightmares basically once this thing really picks up. forecasters are warning the slush and snow on the roads, slippery conditions especially on the overpasses and bridges. so commuters be warned and...