please welcome alexandra pelosi.cheers and applause] nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: you are an emmy-winning film maker. you made journeys with george, diaries of a political tourist, right america. feeling wrong. your new documentary starting when? >> fourth of july, of course. >> stephen: citizen u.s.a. you documented people all over the united states being sworn in to become u.s. citizens. >> did you read it? >> stephen: no. >> yes, i went to all 50 states to meet new american citizens to find out why they wanted to become american citizens. >> stephen: to steal our jobs. [laughter] right? >> they actually bring jobs, too. there are people with ph.ds. not just people swimming the river. there are people with ph.d's. a man from google he wasn't born here. >> stephen: he wasn't. >> no they don't all steal our jobs. >> stephen: which ones do you hate? >> i like the dutch because my husband is dutch. he inspired the road trip. >> stephen: he w

alexandra steele is joining me now. first story if you didn't guess is about michael jackson's "thriller" jacket going on sale later this month. what's amazing, michael jackson wore that jacket almost 30 years ago when that title album "thriller" came out. and so much has happened in those three decades. clearly, of course, he's passed on. but now we've got this auction and they're thinking it's going to bring in a lot of money. anywhere between $200,000 and $400,000. >> what's so funny, two years ago his famous white glove sold for $350,000. they thought at that time it was only going to get $50,000 and they got $350,000. the expectation now is between $200,000 and $400,000. you never know. if you're scared of the stock market this may be a good bet. you never know. >> what's also interesting about this jacket is that he gave it before he died to the two designers, the men who had created the jacket. and he signed it to them and so, again, i do think that that's going to increase the value of this jacket and what it is

. >>> let's check in with alexandra steele in the weather center. so many people have lost so much because of that water that keeps rising. it is not finished, right? >> listening to kim, you know, with the dam being built, the onset of the financial crisis and with the release of not having to have flood insurance, a lost people let it lapse and now wow we're looking at centuries old eclipsing of incredible numbers of this flooding. so let's talk about why this is happening. we're watching and expecting this to crest at 1:00 tomorrow morning. but why? why this extreme weather? it just has been rain. here's why. let me set it up. the summer of 2010, last summer, an incredible soaker, a record-breaking in terms of rain, some months. the fall of 2010, one of the top ten wettest that period, and that's not usually what a wet period there. then the winter of 2010, last winter, record snow and record snow melt. so exacerbating this, this spring, the tipping point. we have had a very wet and we have seen the snow, this record lake snow and the snow melt,

reporter: when the vancouver canucks lost to the boston bruins and angry vancouver fans rioted, alexandra thomas and her boyfriend, scott jones, who were just trying to leave the area, were trapped. >> oh! >> reporter: between police and rioters. >> i was starting to get really frightened because i had 97 experienced anything like that before, and it's really scary, you know. >> reporter: amateur video captured that moment as police rushed in and alexandra was knocked to the ground. >> i don't know why we weren't being aggressive towards them or anything like that, but eventually they passed over us. and that's when we were on the ground. >> reporter: at that moment, a photographer captured this image as scott jones comforted his frightened girlfriend with a kiss. the photo ricocheted around the internet. as the image went viral, half a world away in australia, hannah jones thought she recognized the man. >> went to scott's facebook page and all the friend were commenting, "do you know you're on the news? you're famous." i said oh, my god, it's my brother. >> reporter: but on twitters use

let's check in with our alexandra steele. pretty incredible.ed, but it's going to be a long time before it goes down. >> it's going to be more than a week before people can get back into their homes. here's a perspective. it has crested. we talked about that very early this morning. but it's still going to fluctuate a little bit. certainly, although it has crested, the damage is far from over. as quickly as it came up, it may have seemed slow as we were kind of clocking it and monitoring it. but as quickly as that was, expo nen shlly a lot slower to recede. by next sunday it will be a foot above the record. meaning a foot above the record from 1881. this has been a most exceptional of flooding. it needs to drop then another ten feet to exit flood stage. even through the july fourth holiday in this area they're still going to be dealing with water that's above flood stage. all right. give you a little perspective on where we stand in terms of the rain. the rain yesterday, they had some big-time downpours that did exacerbate the problem. especial

alexandra steele, good or bad news? >> bad news.wo tough days, monday and tuesday, the potential for severe weather around the country. i want to show you the radar picture right now and show you what we have got. we are seeing the scattered storms and showers, and especially in nebraska where we are seeing three-inch diameter hail and isolated tornadoes. you can see the tornado watches. in missouri that tornado watch is posted until 2:00 in the morning. and where are you going to see the read lights tomorrow? well, tomorrow in minneapolis, and the delays are certainly likely at the airports. hail and strong winds and even an isolated tornado. kansas city as well, and certainly not out of the question for an isolated tornado, but really hail and strong gusty winds are the biggest threat for you. atlanta, too, in the peak of the afternoon with the afternoon heat and again, thunderstorms are possible. here is the quad rrant of conce, chicago and into these hubs here through st. louis and nashville, and you could be impacted. but bosto

thanks so much alexandra. meantime authorities say at least six people died in an amtrak crash in nevada that number could rise again. some people have not been located. amtrak's california zefr was on the way to the san francisco area on friday when it was hit by a tractor-trailer truck at a crossing near reno. >>> the murder trial of casey anthony is expected to resume tomorrow in orlando after meeting with attorneys from both sides yesterday, the judge abruptly recessed the trial citing an unspecified legal issue. casey anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee. >>> and now to presidential politics and a big announcement coming from congresswoman michele bachmann. the minnesota republican will normally declare her candidacy tomorrow in waterloo iowa, she was born there and today bachmann claimed to have an edge in that state. >> part of it is because i was born in iowa and i have a distinct advantage there, i think. also, i think since the debate, people have paid attention and they've re

. >> alexandra adds -- >> it's a moment of dignity. we're really proud. >> the women's coach is also a fan of another team. >> here in silesia, we keep our fingers crossed for another club. hopefully they'll go far in the champions league. the german league champions have lots of fans in silesia. >> after the game, we meet up with peter langer, one of the key members of the soccer team. he shows us his home town. by the coal mine, he talks about poland, silesia and germany. it's no accident that he's wearing a t-shirt that says, "silesia, my homeland." >> this is no new trend or fad. we don't run around one year in short pants and the next year in long ones. being silesian has always been a part of us. even under the prussians my forefathers considered themselves silesian. thank goodness we can say that out loud now. today, people can hear and see us. we want something separate. of course we're not better than the poles. we want to show our identity clearly and distinctly. [singing in silesian] >> this german song is sung every sunday

hi, alexandra. >> reporter: hi. good evening to you, don. let's get to it.orrow around st. louis you could see some delays with strong storms possibly. isolated tornados. some gusty winds and hail may be the biggest threats. about 96 tomorrow in memphis. an isolated storm may slow you down for a bit of time at the amount. washington, d.c. and baltimore very stormy today. improving conditions after midnight tonight. and smooth sailing through tomorrow morning into the afternoon. so certainly much improved conditions there. so it's really the center of the country that we'll see some strong storms. st. louis and kansas city including those areas. but what we're going to see in the southeast especially is the incredible warmth. so very warm temperatures. we'll continue to look at those. especially hot in the southeast where don is, a few showers especially in northern new england. but again it's right here in the center of the country we're going to see from iowa to illinois the stormy hot spots tomorrow. once again some hail and some high winds. that's a look

but she's never made it past the quarter final stage of s w nineteen six love six two thrashing of alexandra de groot though bodes well for that record to write. she's also through to run three peat income honest have a chink over joining them is maria curry lenka who defeated qualifier tom green. but yet another russian cheese i'd see if any. on the able to keep pace with flavia pennetta else worse during a williams fought back from a set down to beat simona halep all romania the four time champion making it look easy three six six two six one in the next two set setting up a third round clash with kurt and. yeah i got started slow today but it was actually really really trying to start out fast and obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax ok the men's side of russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third round beating some devil devlin on six two six four six four six time winner roger federer is also at the same stage after the supposing of adrian monnerie no the up and coming frenchmen simply are classed by the

but the next generation are ready to make their mark, like under 20's world champion alexandra, the strikeras the leading goal scorer into the tournament warm-ups. >> it's unbelievable to be so young and at the women's world cup finals. i'm only 20. i don't have to be in the first team. i'm just happy to be in the squad. >> kim coolying is also at the top of her game. the 21-year-old packs a punch to earn a place in the defensive midfield. she'll be supported. they will keep up a strong attack. they can fill every position. experienced teammates struggle to stay on the team. >> it makes it difficult for our owe ponedwronets get a hold on us because we can always swap them around. >> swapping around but with a clear plan. coach sylvia knight doesn't want to leave anything to chance. for the past two months she's been putting the team through their paces. they've had to give everything, on and off the pitch. the german women's side has never been so fit and so well prepared ahead of a world cup tournament. >> i can't say we've enjoyed the preparation bays it's really hard-going. but we have o

but she's never made it past the quarter finals at s w nineteen a six love six tooth rushing of alexandra de groot bodes well both of that right now they have a trooper she's also through to ride three. honest to c.f. public covert joining them is maria curling who defeated qualifier tommy thomas with yet another russian is i.d.f. guinea rather than able to keep pace with flavia pennetta. that's where the williams fought back from a set daryn to beat simona halep of roumania the four time champion making it through three six six two six one the setting up a third round clash with kurt. started so today it was actually really really nice trying to start out fast and. obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax. in the men's side of action russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third stage beating somdev addendum around six two six four six four while six time when our roger federer he's also at the same stage after the splitting of adrian at monteriano the up on coming frenchman simply i class by the gristle vetera

. >> amateur video captured that moment as police rushed in and alexandra was knocked to the ground.n't know why he was being aggressive, but they passed over us and that's when we were on the ground. >> at that moment, a photographer captured this image as scott jones comforted his frightened girlfriend with a kiss. the photo ricocheted around the internet. as the image went viral, half a world away, hahn no jones thought she recognized the man. >> i went over to scott's facebook page. all his friends were saying do you know you're on the news? you're famous. i was like, oh my gosh, it is my brother. >> on twitter, users speculated about the story behind the image. staged or real tweeted one person. are they kissing or struggling, tweeted another. now the couple of six months wants to set the record straight. >> i didn't impose that way. i think people will be able to say that it's a moment that happened to be on camera and it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> a kiss that wasn't just a kiss. elaine, cbs news, new york. >>> all right, looks real to

but she's never made it past the quarter final stage of s w nineteen six love six to rushing of alexandra de groot bodes well for the right to travel is also through to run three meeting come party that harness the sea of public over joining them is maria who defeated qualifier tom green. but yet another russian is. able to keep pace with flavio. elsewhere serena williams fought back from a set down into bits of romania their fourth time champion making it through three six six two sixty one setting up a third round clash with curling. yeah i got started so today but i was actually really really trying to start out fast and. obviously didn't happen but i also think that i got a little tired out there and i just need to relax all right in the men's side of action rushing mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third stage beating some depth in round six two six four six four while a six time winner roger federer is also at the same stage after this posing of adrian at monteriano the up and coming frenchman simply i class by the graceful veteran in straits six two six three six two

but she's never made it past the quarterfinals a s w nineteen a six twelve six two thrashing of alexandra de groot bodes well though that right now they have a trooper she's also through to ride three beating compactor that i was to see a publisher covert joining them is maria who defeated qualifier tamari sue god to get another russian is i.q. rather than the able to keep pace with flavia pennetta. elsewhere serina williams for part from a sept eighth. of rimini at the four time champion making it through three six six two six one the setting up a third round clash with her like. it was actually really really trying to start out paris and. obviously didn't happen but i also think i got a little tired out here. in the men's side of action russian mikhail youzhny was among those advancing to the third stage beating somdev moran six two six four six four while six time winner roger federer he's also at the same stage after the splitting of a rino b. up and coming frenchman simply a class by the grizzled veteran in straight six two six three six two the fight over this advancing his quest fo

kilometer route finishing in a time of six minutes and eighteen seconds that was three seconds ahead of alexandra de corps of briton bradley wiggins was monday some drivers tackle one hundred forty. kilometer into the first i've set the stage yes and finally rowing a russian maybe thought a cry from his glory days but a new look national team has continued preparations for next summer's london olympics as they as they tested the water here in moscow over the weekend we thought that shot as not. there was a good reason to celebrate on the water of the really canal. as the grand mosque or ricardo mark to speak to dirty it is also traditionally titled as international but only athletes from the former soviet union are taking part these days three channeling picture in villages often often remembers when things were different. when the regatta began fifty years ago a lot of foreign rulers came to take part back in the soviet union was a force to be reckoned with in the sport including an outstanding performance by the one nine hundred sixty olympics in rumor but nowadays i only come to watch and try

there so then it was it's all about has already booked a place in the third stage as she thrashed alexandra de guerre zero six love six do not if it's always also through as she became passionate in the sea of over the chance of a six three six three and joining them in the third stage was mighty god was a seven five seven five point overtime rain tunnel sugandha well body shop all stars have clashed later on. the williams had to come from a sat down to beat someone to haul it over mania the full time wimbledon champion making it through three six six two six one french open champion not leave plays. a bit late just as karen has nowitzki who is the top seed at this year's wimbledon. now in the men's game second seeded nova jordan to choose through to the third round with a straight sets win over kevin anderson of south africa russia's macau usually has a chance to advance as well as he faces on see the indians to evolve a wild meter so no we'll have to work hard against eleven see that you are going to meltzer and in the late match six time when our order federer takes for drown you know al

thank you for beating boston three two to take it to little series lead in the stanley cup finals alexandra for the man of the moment scoring twice and getting an assist in that overtime win on home ice game three takes place in boston on monday. sweden's alexander noren still leads the wales open by a single shot after high winds helped produce a dramatic day of action at celtic manor defending champion graeme mcdowell suffered the most he had won the ryder cup for europe on this very same course a few months ago but had a nightmare yesterday equaling his worst ever round of eighty one as he dropped from second place to share thirty third eleven strokes off the lead scandinavian golfers daily but wait sweden's put hansen is joined second along with denmark understands the sixty six was the best around with that approach to this is a big eighteenth hole overnight leader rally before birdies on the back nine to top the leaderboard with a level past seven swarms of. going into the final round. in the states the fabric is kept his magic touch at the memorial tournament in ohio he couldn't repr

do you think that if chelsea clinton if alexandra pelosi had their arms or legs blown off in war that they would be doing more for the veterans do you think there would be different treatment. of course there would instead there are an estimated one hundred thousand veterans homeless on any given night one third to one fifth of the homeless population in america a minority are female five percent we often keep their plight to themselves the military. to have a very. what they call a tough mentality. we've been taught at least what i was taught was that. all we experience we should keep it to ourselves and that is no one else's problem and that we need to bear it would hold much is too much obama has vowed to eliminate that are in homelessness by twelve fifteen but i don't see him doing any more than president moon food needs to be done and anything but an end to wars would be a band-aid on a wound that requires or turn a carrot to stop bleeding and this is sure can see gary indiana and as of this memorial day nearly one hundred fifty female u.s. soldiers have made the ultimate sacrifi

kilometer trip from russia's far east to us here in moscow all and then the electric mobility scooter alexandra cashen began his epic journey from the pacific city of god it was stuck in the middle of april since then he's brave several injuries and at fever but remain on course towards moscow the hardships examiner says he's happy to have made new friends while raising awareness of disability issues that's also the goal set by the paralympic games to be held in twenty four teams in sochi and as artist in his blog reports the city has become preparing a welcome mat for disabled athletes from around the world. is it easy for a man in a wheelchair to travel to sochi a tough question for the mayor and his aides as the city's preparing to host the two thousand and fourteen winter paralympics he asked russia's paralympic champion mikkel today in chief to inspect so cheese newly built airport. i actually like that this place is one of the few airports in russia that has lived a device that helps to civil passengers to board the plane for the city however there are issues that require attention and i'

do you think that if chelsea clinton if alexandra pelosi had there on israel legs blown off could we all are that it would be doing more for the veterans do you think there would be different treatments. of course there would instead there are an estimated one hundred thousand veterans who was on any given night one third to one fifth of the homeless population in america a minority are female five percent they often keep their plight to themselves the military is trained to have a very. what they call the top mentality. we've been taught at least what i was taught was that. what we experience we should keep it to ourselves and that it's no one else's problem and that we need to bear it but how much is too much obama has vowed to eliminate veteran homelessness by twelve fifteen but i don't see him doing more than present and to be honest anything but an end to wars would be a band-aid on a wound that requires are turning to stop bleeding as they see turpin r r t gary indiana. so it was a moral day like yesterday for the more than two hundred fifty thousand women who have served in ir

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alexandra steele, meteorologist, is right now in the weather center. extreme. oh, my good ness. can't get any further apart. >> the untri has been so divided weatherwise really for about a year and a half now. northern tier of the country has incredible rain and snow pack. that's how we got to this flooding scenario. of course, what we saw, last spring's rain, this spring's rain, of course, also, the record snow we had through the winter as well. southern tier of the country parched and dry. temperatures even know about 10 to 15 degrees above average and they're in a drought situation. so the dichotomy in the country is really quite vast. all right. back to north dakota and the flooding. i just got word that the last four straight hours we've taken readings of the water, and it has slowly, the numbers, albeit 1/100 of an inch, we've seen those numbers begin to fall. it did reach 1,561.72 feet. four feet above the record. it was two feet below their earlier projections. weeks before, though, it will be weeks until we really see this begin to recede. even as we head into the july

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and for the forecast there and around the nation, we turn alexandra steel in the nice studio in atlantat heater. it's going to be 56 20r78. don is just talking about the styles and extreme really seems to be the new normal. again, right now, we're watching arizona. and it's on the cusp of really having this fire become the worst in the state's history. last month and april, talking about the worst flooding we have seen in 116 years. of course, we are continuing to see that extreme weather. the winds have been a factor, blowing that strong soot from arizona into new mexico and we're going watch the winds stay at 30, 40 miles an hour. severe weather has been a factor today. washington all the way down to richmond. big hubs impacted in the mid-atlantic. isolated tornado potentially later today. but it's been the winds and the hail. today's threat, the mid-atlantic. and tomorrow, drier skies in the northeast and washington tomorrow. here is the concern tomorrow for isolated tomorrows. could see again isolated storms and hail. and also tomorrow, incredible heat. we are going to watch that he

. >>> let's check in with alexandra steele. >> i think you said it really well. you talked about all that different extreme weather. the one constant is the red cross. the one constant also with this extreme weather is the changing global nature of our atmosphere. it seems like extreme is the new normal. extreme being the fires we're talking about in eastern arizona. this may go down as kind of a precipice in arizona becoming the worst fire in the state's history. of course, in april and may we were talking about worst flooding in the mississippi and missouri in 116 years. it really seems that is the case, right? extreme is the new normal. we'll talk a little bit more about that coming up as well. here's the fire threat. it is critical. we're looking at this. still 6% contained in eastern arizona. what we're also watching are the winds. of course, exacerbating the scenario. thursday and friday the winds kind of calmed down. they had a better chance to get a handle on it. we've seen those winds kick up again. southwesterly winds, meaning the wind's coming from the

alexandra steele, when you give up. >> it's of epic proportions, another flooding. only just yesterday it seems like talking about the mississippi flooding. but this is different. and it's different in one way, it's all about the terrain. let's talk about the minot terrain. rain and terrain, those are really the culprits. to exacerbate matters, the evacuations that are imminent and the worst is yet to come within hours from now, we've got more rain. a line of strong storms moving from west to east. here's a look at minot. i'll put the radar in motion and you can watch the line of storms. we have a severe thunderstorm warning, by about 8:00 local time this will have moved through. but still, just to exacerbate the troubles, right, as if there weren't enough problems. it's true, we're talking about nearly centuries-old record. worst yet to come for this river. expected crest around 1:00 tomorrow morning, between 12:00 and 1:00 or so. five feet above record stage, dating back to 1881. certainly of epic proportions. rain and terrain. rain, a very wet spring this spring.

. >> all right, alexandra, thank you very much. the arizona congresswoman shot back in january. two new pictures of gabrielle giffords were released today, and we'll tell you when doctors expect her to be released from a rehab hospital. >>> and the speaker of the house has some fun at his own expense. hear his joke next. >>> but first, fewer people can afford to pay their mortgages, but they still have money to buy a round of drinks. allison kosik has the details in this week's "getting down to business." >> reporter: of the 4 million homeowners severely behind on their markets almost two-thirds have essentially become squatters in their own home. according to lending agency lts, it takes an average of 565 days to foreclose on a home after owners begin missing payments. people failing to pay their mortgages in new york and florida are staying even longer. these states usually take about 800 days to foreclose. the recession was tough on many industries, but it didn't dampen americans' spirit, at least not in terms of alcohol sales.

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. >> y tengo a alexandra.acias. se te quiere. >> pÁsatela increÍble este fin de semana. vamos a hablar de william levy que a parte de ser papÁ para muchas es un papasito. estÁ metido en tremendos lÍos y escÁndalos y ahora con bÁrbara mori que se le vincula sentimentalmente. ayer estuvo grabando unas escenas del triunfo del amor y cuando vio que habÍan un montÓn de cÁmaras de televisiÓn su cara se cambiÓ de color. huÍa, se tapaba la cara... y cuando se le hizo la pregunta por bÁrbara mori. no hablÓ referente a esta situaciÓn. se quiere mantener al mÁrgen. en un momento que lo vimos descuidado acercamos los micrÓfonos pero huyó. estamos a la expectativa de si tiene o no un romance con bÁrbara mori. el lunes tendrenmos los detalles. >> son guapos y talentosos muy seguidos por la prensa. >> yo tengo una pregunta! beto cuevas quÉ dice de todo esto. pues hace algunas semanas! >> duraron aproximadamente un aÑo y de hecho bÁrbara mori twitteÓ en su cuenta que estaba libre y separada y no dio detalles pero sÍ expresÓ q

>> senator alexandra's behind me. my statement is going to continue to be as opaque as it has been in the past with regard to -- [laughter] to what's being discussed and there's a whole lot of things being discussed in the talks led by the vice president going on as we speak which is why senator kafeel was not here with us and by don't know what all was being discussed in the talks. wouldn't surprise me if some people are indicating what you suggest. senator alexander, since you were quoted here -- >> yeah, i think i will be a to better senator when i learned to be as opaque as senator mcconnell. on the payroll tax, my response was we don't need short-term gestures the long-term fundamental changes that people who create jobs can rely on. in addition, i believe this discussion is not about taxes, it's about spending. no one in that meeting should get the idea that the senate republicans are interested in new taxes as a solution. that is what the discussion should be about. >> [inaudible] about the short term. what con