you on that. we talked plenty about the arguments and the substance. but i want to steer us to the end game piece of that. dee dee, we ll come back around to that. how does this end? the house has voted almost 40 times to repeal obamacare and every time it has failed. insanity is doing the same thing over and over and eight times the president had legislation that repealed certain parts. but he wouldn t repeal the domestic part, which he believes in deeply. you guys tried 40 times, it failed. now you attach it numerous times to de-fund it. 70% of americans don t think the reasonable avenue to shut down the government to try to make that happen. you know, there are checks and balances, as you like to say. you have no ability to stop obamacare. it is not going to happen. so what is the end game? i think the end game, partially, we don t see a government shutdown, 25% of them
this seems like a no-brainer. say good-bye to the iron. now scott at this the dog has friendly feline competition on the board to chase around atlantic city. hasbro announcing the new game piece after allowing fans to vote online. it came down to the iron, wheelbarrow and the shoe. the iron was odd man out. this iconic board game has sold more than 275 million copies around the world. it hit a bit of a plateau. according to public filings, third quarter sales from 2011 to 2012 year-over-year were flat. so the company is obviously looking for a bump. who knows, maybe cat lovers will suddenly go out and buy a newer version. we ll keep you posted. how do you feel about the cat, rick? your personal thoughts on this. i like the cat. i think it s a great idea. jenna: kind of sad about the iron. as long as they keep the top hat i don t care what they do. jenna: there is look at the cat. you re not so happy. jon: i wanted a helicopter. they offered a helicopter as
the community in midland city, alabama planning a big birthday celebration for the boy soon along with a memorial for the bus driver who died protecting about two dozen kids on his bus. back to you. jenna: what a story and a statement by the mother. you can under how she never wants to let that little boy go again. as you know as a parent of course, rick. happy birthday to little ethan out there. we are glad he s safe. jon: good to have a hyannis port aoepbding. president obama pushing hard for his second term agenda, but is he going to congress? no. he s going on the road. and his speeches are starting to sound somewhat f orpbgs r-rpbgo. also, ma tphop pa le monopoly is getting rid of one game piece and replacing it with another one. did they get rid of your favorite? the answer coming up. [ loud party sounds ]
during his tour de france competitions won t change their decision to prosecute. champion skier lindsey vonn is heading home after a terrifying crash during the world competition yesterday where vonn tore two ligaments in her right knee and will undergo surgery coming up next week. singer chris brown in trouble again? he could be. tmz reporting that he faked more than 180 hours of community service that he was ordered to perform after his 2009 physical assault on his girlfriend rihanna. and this ain t your parents monopoly anymore. the iron is out and say hello to the new game piece, the cat. game maker hasbro unveiled this earlier this morning on the today show after an online contest to pick the new piece. [] you can do that all you want, i don t like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you. could ve had a v8.
reports will say. new survey says a third of the universities out there expect tuition to either decline or grow slower than inflation. should parents start celebrating that? analysts say don t open up the champagne just yet. the reason why, because of the economic uncertainty, and in job uncertainty, people students especially, less interested in four-year colleges, tuition rise 2.6% to 2.7%, less than the everyone 6.7% it usually goes up. but analysts say because tuition is only going up a very small amount, it might compromise the educational quality, especially state schools. that s a problem, for sure. how about the changes to the classic board game monday op believe, monopoly. we, the people, get to decide that little token. what becomes that new game piece