Who Really Won the Push-Up Contest?

Michelle Obama was on the show and challenged Ellen to a push-up contest -- and won! Ellen went to the video tape to review the facts on the First Lady's alleged victory... and found some interesting things!

Gov. Walker on Recall Effort

Gov. Scott Walker, (R-WI), defends his position on union reforms, and discusses whether a recall effort against him will embolden public unions to flex their muscles nationwide. (CNBC)

Army vet's cremated ashes lost in mail

The ashes of a U.S. Army veteran were accidentally delivered to the wrong address, as KSWB reports.

Gunmen kill seven at Tripoli refugee camp

Gunmen have killed seven Libyan refugees at a camp in a Tripoli suburb.

Video: Evening News Online, 02.06.12

As the situation in Syria gets more dangerous by the hour, American diplomats are forced to evacuate; Then, 17 Americans are facing charges of encouraging the unrest that has engulfed the country for nearly a year; Also, a rare look inside the training of the federal air marshals.

How will GOP embrace nominee?

Fareed Zakaria talks with his all-star GPS panel about American politics.

3 things you need to know

With contests on tap Tuesday in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri, John Avlon has three surprising things you need to know.

Did Obama's Auto Bailout Work?

Robert Reich, fmr. Labor Secretary, and Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal sr. economic writer, debate whether the auto bailouts worked, and if so, does President Obama deserves the credit. (CNBC)

Will Obama Get a Second Term?

Debating whether President Obama deserves a second term, with David Corn, Mother Jones, and fmr. Sen. Jim Talent, (R-MO). (CNBC)

Which Way Are the Markets Headed?

What's the best way to play the market, as the economy struggles to recover? Mike Holland, Holland & Company, and Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk Management, weigh in. (CNBC)

Powell Tragedy: Could Children Have Been Saved?

Investigators search rubble of home where two young boys died.

Eli Manning and Performing Under Pressure

Lessons to be learned from QB's calm leading team to Super Bowl victory.

You said it, I read it

Alyona takes the time to respond to some of her viewer comments. First is from a viewer who watched Fireside Friday on attempts in Congress to overturn planned defense cuts. Next is a comment from a viewer who watched the interview with Ana Kasparian on privately owned prisons. Plus more responses from our viewers.

Who Has the Momentum After Nevada?

Is the finish line close?

Syria: What's Next?

The US has closed its embassy in Damascus and withdrew all staff members. This follows not only the shelling of the city of Homs on Friday and Saturday, but also a failed UN Security Council vote to condemn Assad's government, which China and Russia vetoed. Since then, the rhetoric has picked up. So is this putting into question the importance of the UN, or just showing a changing global influe...

Video: WH responds to Egypt's charges against Americans

As protestors clashed with Egyptian police, 17 Americans are facing charges of encouraging the unrest that has engulfed the country for nearly a year. Norah O'Donnell spoke with one of the accused who was home in Washington, D.C. when the charges were announced.

Video: Inside look into Federal Air Marshal training

The Transportation Security Administration took over aviation security after the attacks of Sept. 11. Bob Orr takes a rare look inside the training of the federal air marshals who were given the job of protecting passengers 30,000 feet in the air.

Video: Queen Elizabeth II through the ages

At 85 years old, Queen Elizabeth II has lived through many changes in modern history. As she marks her 60th anniversary on the throne, Mark Phillips looks back at her dedication to a role that requires you to be constantly on the job.

Powell sent multiple e-mails before fire

CNN's John King examines the deaths of a Washington man and his two sons in what officials believe was a murder-suicide

Piers Morgan and Bérénice Bejo

In advance of the Academy Awards, Piers Morgan talks with Bérénice Bejo of "The Artist."

U.S. Closes Embassy in Syria

Diplomats pulled from overseas after third day of increased bloodshed.

Gas Could Break 4

Gas prices increase across the country.

Chrysler Super Bowl Ad Pro-Obama?

Republicans accuse ad made by Clint Eastwood of being politically biased.

Pressured Iran 'more willing' attack US?

Amb. John Bolton breaks down disturbing testimony by U.S. intel chief

Video: Home heating costs on the rise

Despite this winter shaping up to be one of the warmest in half a century, the cost of heating a home with oil is on the rise. Michelle Miller finds out why.

Video: Syria rebels stand ground against unmatched firepower

As the situation in Syria gets more dangerous by the hour, American diplomats are forced to evacuate. Clarissa Ward reports from inside Syria on what President Bashar al-Assad does not want the world to see.

Video: Gingrich campaigning for Colo. comeback

With a landslide victory in Nevada, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has all the momentum he needs to propel him to a possible nomination. But as Jan Crawford reports, former front-runner Newt Gingrich still has some fight left in him on the eve of Colorado's caucus.

Rethinking Dropping Out - Four Young Women, Four Stories

Young girls at Santa Barbara High School say Victor Rios' story resonated with them as well. Here, four seniors who have been through tough times -- and thought about dropping out. Patricia Castillo, Meliza Palacios, Jennifer Gutierrez and Liliana Casian each say they've since decided against it and now all of them have plans for the future.

Rubin: U.S. 'very, very, very worried'

On OutFront, Jamie Rubin says behind the scenes, the U.S. is "very very very worried" about an Israeli strike on Iran.

Novak Djokovic: Sportsman of the year

Novak Djokovic wins 2011 Laureus Sportsman of the Year and speaks with CNN.

NPR News: 02-06-2012 7PM ET

NPR News: 02-06-2012 7PM ET

Is Republican electorate energized?

All-Star panel weighs in on GOP contests

Santorum predicts he'll do well Tuesday

Rick Santorum is confident he'll finish ahead of Newt Gingrich and might win at least one state Tuesday night.

Man blows up house with sons inside

A man suspected of killing his wife kills himself and his two sons in what authorities believe was a murder-suicide.

Qiang: Apple aware of Foxconn issues

Li Qiang of China Labor Watch says his organization helps expose poor working conditions in factories.

Prisoners pull a pig prank on police

It's one thing to call a cop a pig, but it's another to put a pig on a decal for police cars. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

Boehner: Senate Wants 'No Part of Cutting Spending'

In an interview Monday with the NewsHour's Judy Woodruff, Speaker of the House John Boehner said that Congress gets along most of the time and that disagreements mostly occur over major bills. He also discussed his relationship with President Obama, the race for the GOP presidential nomination and the chances of a deficit deal.

Occupy DC Evicted

DC Park police on Saturday finally advanced on the Occupy DC encampment. It had been almost a week since word was let out that the Occupy branches in DC at McPherson Square and Freedom Plaza were going to be evicted, but early Saturday morning cops got the word that February 4th would be the day.

Around the World: 6-feet of snow traps villages in Croatia

Rescuers try to reach people in towns

Across America: Truck plows into apartment building

Driver arrested after wreck

Grapevine: Controversy over Super Bowl ads

Which commercials are taking heat?

Rick Perry: I haven't left the fight, I just went home

What's next for Texas governor?

Is 'income disparity' in America real?

Examining administration's claims

'Long way to go' for Republican candidates

Delegates still on the table in GOP race

World War II stories come to life

Members of a retirement community documented their recollections of WWII in a new book. NBC’s Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

Palestinian factions agree on forming unity government - Press TV News

Automatically uploaded video [VIDEO] Palestinian factions agree on forming unity government Mon Feb 6, 2012 11:43PM Url: "http://www.presstv.ir/detail/225345.html" #presstv #presstvandroid #presstviphone #presstvglobalnews #presstvmobile

China defends UN Syria veto - Press TV News

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All about ads

Bill Wolff, executive producer for the Rachel Maddow Show, shares a preview of tonight’s show – a look at where Super Bowl ads meet politics, plus a congressman’s questionable campaign ad speaks volumes and the tie between Republican primary enthusiasm and turnout. (The Rachel Maddow Show)

Prepare for the big event!

In a 15-second TV commercial airing during the Super Bowl pre-game show, viewers are advised of the magnitude of this year's election. (The Rachel Maddow Show)

Murder Trial for Ex-U.Va. Lacrosse Player Begins

Jury selection is under way in the trial of 24-year-old George Huguely V, a University of Virginia lacrosse player, accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, who played on the women's team. (Feb. 6)

Bradley Manning nominated for Nobel Peace Prize. If warmonger Obama can get it...

Bradley Manning is threatened with life imprisonment if he is found guilty of leaking thousands of documents to Wikileaks which exposed war crimes carried out by our governments. He has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by an Icelandic MP . If President Barack Obama, who has has waged war in six countries -- Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen -- can receive this prize ...

U.S. embassy pulls out of Syria

Ongoing violence and a worsening security situation has been further complicated by Russia and China’s decision to block a U.N Security Council resolution on Syria. NBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin reports. (Nightly News)

Responding to the violence in Syria

Many are now questioning how long the Syrian military can keep on fighting the protesters. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

Exclusive: Obama speaks to NBC about Syria

In an exclusive interview before the Super Bowl President Barack Obama sat down with TODAY show anchor Matt Lauer. NBC’s Chuck Todd reports. (Nightly News)

Powell family tragedy

Josh Powell took the lives of his two sons in a house fire. Powell was a ‘person of interest’ in his wife’s 2009 disappearance. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports. (Nightly News)

White House intern’s affair with JFK

Mimi Alford is speaking publicly for the first time about the secret she’s held for half a century. NBC’s reports. (Nightly News)

Obama support from Catholic voters in jeopardy?

Backlash over health care, contraception

Rare snowfall blankets Rome

A resident in Rome, Italy, describes the how the cold snap is impacting his city.

Photographer documents war on drugs

Photographer Shaul Schwarz explains what is is like to document Mexico's violent war on drugs.

United, Chelsea managers discuss Capello

CNN's Pedro Pinto talks to Manchester United and Chelsea managers about Fabio Capello and the FA's reaction to John Terry.

Progressives Voting Ron Paul? TYT's Michael Shure vs Robin Koerner

--Ron Paul supporter and Blue Republican leader Robin Koerner and The Young Turks political commentator Michael Shure debate whether progressives should support Ron Paul, and whether Ron Paul has any chance of being the Republican nominee. --On the Bonus Show: JFK's affair, bizarre diets of healthy people, red light cameras, more. The David Pakman Show is an internationally syndicated talk radi...

Jeff Bakalar, Wilson G. Tang, and Justin Yu - The 404 987: Where we get nailed for intentional grounding

Playwright targets Apple

Playwright Mike Daisey talks about his one-act performance looking at working conditions in Apple factories in China.

Hoekstra China ad accused of racism

Michigan Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra is taking heat for a new ad. CNN's Lisa Sylvester has more.

Patriots LOSE the Super Bowl!

--Talking Super Bowl, including middle fingers, commercials, Giants beat the Patriots, the Clint Eastwood commercial, and much more. --On the Bonus Show: JFK's affair, bizarre diets of healthy people, red light cameras, more. The David Pakman Show is an internationally syndicated talk radio and television program hosted by David Pakman http://www.davidpakman.com http://www.davidpakman.com/membe...

Queen Elizabeth II marks Accession Day

Sixty years ago a young Princess Elizabeth was pronounced Queen of England after the sudden death of her father George VI. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports on her remarkable 60 years of service (Nightly News)

US closes embassy in Syria

Over the weekend, the UN Security Council met to vote on a draft resolution created by the Arab League which is asking for Bashar al-Assad to step down due to the violent crackdown on anti-government rebels. In the meeting, China and Russia vetoed the resolutions in fear that the West would use it as a stepping stone to start regime change in Syria. Now the US has closed the US embassy in Damas...

The Creole Choir Of Cuba: Tiny Desk Concert (audio only)

Music from Creole Choir of Cuba's Tiny Desk Concert. With a musical history that dates back to the late 18th century, the group has revitalized a long-lost culture through music performed largely a cappella and entirely in Haitian Creole. The Creole Choir of Cuba mash up Cuban and Haitian cultures performs a spirited set at the NPR Music offices. To watch the video and subscribe to the Tiny Des...

Jeff Bakalar, Wilson G. Tang, and Justin Yu - The 404 987: Where we get nailed for intentional grounding

The Creole Choir Of Cuba

With a musical history that dates back to the late 18th century, the group has revitalized a long-lost culture through music performed largely a cappella and entirely in Haitian Creole. Watch The Creole Choir of Cuba mash up Cuban and Haitian cultures in this spirited set at the NPR Music offices.

Is the Obama administration at war with Catholics?

Outrage over new birth control mandate

Getting 'funked up' with Bootsy Collins

Funk pioneer Bootsy Collins explains how he got his start and what he did for the funk music movement.

A bin Laden "Right-Hand Man" Going Free?

Brian Todd reports on a European court's decision to release a man closely affiliated with al Qaeda.

Sen. Blunt: Romney can win in November

Missouri senator on GOP race

Tim Tebow immortalized in snow

A Colorado man creates a snow sculpture of Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. KDVR reports.

Clint Eastwood's Chrysler ad "Halftime."

In a commercial for Chrysler during the Super Bowl, Clint Eastwood talks about "halftime" in America.

Sanders: Postal Service must change

Sen. Bernie Sanders asks for new ideas to generate revenue for the U.S. postal service.

NPR News: 02-06-2012 6PM ET

NPR News: 02-06-2012 6PM ET

Altucher: Apple Worth $1 Trillion?

How to determine Facebook's true valuation, with James Altucher, Formula Capital managing director. He also offers his next prediction that tech giant, Apple, is worth a trillion dollars. (CNBC)

What options does the US have to deal with Syria?

David Sanger of the New York Times and Neera Tanden of the Center for American Progress join Hardball to discuss. (Hardball)

Matthews: Elections are all about the incumbent

The Hardball host explains why President Barack Obama's actions for the remainder of his term in office will decide whether he will be re-elected. (Hardball)

Clint Eastwood ad under scrutiny

Political strategist Mark McKinnon talks about the politics behind some Super Bowl ads. (Hardball)

SNL spoofs Gingrich

Watch: Newt Gingrich addressed whether the Saturday Night Live parody of his moon colony comments compromise the seriousness of his campaign. (Hardball)

Gingrich pledges to continue the fight

Politico’s Jim VandeHei and Time’s Michael Scherer discuss Newt Gingrich’s strategy heading into March. (Hardball)

Obama makes the case for second term

Mother Jones’ David Corn and Democratic strategist Bob Shrum break down the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll, which shows overall good news for President Barack Obama and the Democrats. (Hardball)

Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 60 years as royal monarch

History has unfolded before her eyes

Ryan Reynolds on working with Denzel Washington

Ryan Reynolds speaks with CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi about working alongside Oscar-winner Denzel Washington in the new action thriller, "Safe House."

ABC's 'The River' to Get a Global Debut

The new supernatural TV drama 'The River' is going global. Executive Produced by Oren Peli, of 'Paranormal Activity,' the show will debut in eight countries this week besides the U.S. It will also be available for download in the UK on iTunes. (Feb. 6)

Video: Ryan Reynolds on working with Denzel Washington

Ryan Reynolds speaks with CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi about working alongside Oscar-winner Denzel Washington in the new action thriller, "Safe House."

States selling voters' e-mail addresses to politicians

Can you keep your inbox spam free?

Huckabee: Are taxes in the Bible?

Reaction to Obama comments on faith

Deadline day for states to sign foreclosure deal

Rep. John Garamendi weighs in

John Stossel - Libertarians In Charge

John Stossel visualizes a libertarian world. http://www.LibertyPen.com

Video: Denzel Washington talks "Safe House"

Denzel Washington speaks with CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi about his new starring role in the action-packed "Safe House," also starring Ryan Reynolds.

Toner: 'We hear the people of Syria'

CNN's Max Foster talks to State Dept. Spokesman Mark Toner about what's next after the Security Council resolution veto.

Will Israel strike Iran this year?

CNN's Wolf Blitzer speaks with Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman, who says that Israel will strike Iran in 2012.

Could employee term limits become a national trend?

New N.J. casino making workers reapply every 4-6 years

In Colorado, Voters Reserve The Right To Choose

A centrist think tank finds that in several key states, both parties are losing voters, while the number of independents continues to grow. In Colorado, which holds its Republican caucuses Tuesday, independents are now about even with those registered with either major party.

Maria's Market Insight: Volume Low as Markets Wait for Gr...

CNBC's Maria Bartiromo discusses the day's top business and financial stories, and looks ahead to tomorrow's Closing Bell. The Dow ends the day down slightly, as does the Nasdaq. Greece and the euro zone still hang over the markets. (CNBC)

Lamont: 'Greek default inevitable'

CNN talks to Norman Lamont, Fmr. UK Finance Minister, who says a Greek default is inevitable.