Page 2 - 514000 News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

>> dana: somebody says it's 514,000 towns. >> bob: twitter said this. i want to say a lot of people -- >> dana: better than the beckel almanac. >> bob: it has facts in it. what do the rolling stones and the supreme court have in common? they're both really, really old! something none of us here at five five no anything about. the stones are so old, the average age of one of the guys is older than your average supreme court justice. that is a true story. go ahead and google it. they should take the supreme court justices, clarence thomas, put him over to play the flute. >> eric: flute? >> bob: ...

514,000 towns. >> bob: twitter said this. i want to say a lot of people -- >> dana: better than the beckel almanac. >> bob: it has facts in it. what do the rolling stones and the supreme court have in common? they're both really, really old! something none of us here at five five no anything about. the stones are so old, the average age of one of the guys is older than your average supreme court justice. that is a true story. go ahead and google it. they should take the supreme court justices, clarence thomas, put him over to play the flute. >> eric: flute? >> bob: i guess he can't -- that is ...

Everything is okay in existing ones. boehner doesn't want that. the chinese are concerned and our politicians say, straight ahead. look, these politicians aren't coming to these conclusions on their own. nuclear industry lobbyists have been working over politicians in washington big time. last year the nuclear energy institute spent $1.69 million on lobbying and their pac spent more than $322,000 on political campaigns. exelon, the biggest u.s. operator of nuclear reactors spent over $3.7 million on lobbying in 2010 and more than $514,000 in campaign donations and they are not backingç off. ...

A fourth night ago. it will be the colts! >> shepard: winning a super bowl takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears. according to the "wall street journal," the typical team puts in a combined total of 514,000 hours of work a season. red among the players, coaches, ball boys, office workers you name it. that is more than any other professional sport. if you worked eight hours a day, five days a week it would take 247 years to get the same amount of work done. social security, it is the program that politicians are traditionally afraid to touch, socialism but everybody agrees we have to do somet...

>> there's college basketball on. >> you don't want to miss it. >> jonathan hunt, attempting to talk about the footy. >> we would like to hear what you think about this. what do i think? seriously? talk to jonathan. it's terrible. no football is terrible. they want to cut salaries, there's not good. foxnews.com/shep -- oh i'm on the wrong site. it's on the right-hand side of your screen at foxnews.com/shep. go there. >> it's there's a new report out showing just how much work it takes for a team to get to the super bowl. seriously? according to our corporate cousins at the wall street journal,...