i recently had the opportunity to sit down for lunch with stevie williams. >> step into my office. describe to me your role. i feel like you are in a sense tiger's protector, not just his caddy. >> i try to make a level playing field. it's not easy when you have extra people out there all the time. media people and so forth. so, you know, i've had a bad rap sometimes over some of my actions, but, you know, if someone doesn't agree with what you do, come and spend a whole week for me. it's not as easy as it looks. >> if you look at something like horse racing, a jockey may say if you get a win, then it's 20% him, 80% the horse. how do you feel about golf? how much percentage of a win goes to your credit as a caddy? >> you can't really put a finger on that. that's a very good question. i don't think you can put a valid number on that. that's a very difficult thing to answer. unlike a horse jockey, you are actually riding the horse. and you are sort of controlling it. as a caddy, you give them all the relevant information and try to provide the best information you can and the strateg

you carry stevie? >> i carry him. >> when he has to use the bathroom.. >> a great temperament, too. >> he does. unless he chases people out. >> he chases people out. >> is that annoying? >> some people find it funny. and some people don't. >> reporter: he says, excessive pampering is to blame for stevie's behavior. but he says there's an easy way to fix it. >> if i try to move him, will he be aggressive towards me? >> you want to try it? >> we'll see. >> yeah. oh, yeah. he has his little territory aggression, big-time. >> reporter: >> reporter: if she holds him less, would that help his behavior? >> and be able to hand over to another person. and have them hold in your proximity. it's called desensitizing. >> reporter: for now, she and her jet. setting poodle plan to keep things the way they are. >> he's perfection. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> massage once a week? i'm going to be in trouble at home. >> i like the pedicure. with all of the dogs, they send them -- all two of them, are available for ad

. >> jon: first of all stevie higgins. >> he is the announcer and producer and worked with jon stewart years -- >> jon: years and years ago. great guy. super funny. quest and the roots. >> they have the best. >> jon: you guys just look like exactly what you should be doing there. you are having fun. it's an intpergs program. if it's all a facade and a lie i'll be very upset. >> it's acting and i can't do it. i can't act that good. i would say this show equally has -- >> jon: you are here to receive -- to receive. sit back and enjoy. this is not -- this is for you. i'm very pleased -- >> i'm smudging up the desk. it feels like an iphone. i'm smudging. i want to rub my face next to it. i just hung up on somebody. [laughter] stop calling me. it's a giant iphone. it's the new ipad unbelievable. >> jon: these are the fingerprints of every guest we've had on the show. john mccain. desmond tutu. >> i knew it was his! >> jon: tracy morgan. >> yeah. >> jon: that's actually dna. know what that is. >> i wouldn't touch that one. fingers sliding down there. this one is going right to the museum. a

to be invited by stevie wonder to sing for barack obama and it was awesome because we were very muchvolved in campaigning for them. it was just awesome. you do what comes fros your heart and what you love. to be rewarded and applauded by people that are just wonderful, it's amazing. a blessing. >> what's so interesting about you two is you all finish each other's sentences. you all seem more like twins than sisters who are two years >> my mom says that we're twins born two years apart. >> when you say you do it your way, some secular influences in áhere, i've heard of people who have been in clubs and they hear some of your music sometimes. >> sure. >> we make music for the world. >> our perspective on christian life may be a little bit did different. my dad did a lot of prison ministry and a rough neighborhood, but my dad's position was always to share with them. he would instruct and encourage and laugh with them, but he would definitely give them god but in a way that made sense to them. so that's how it translated to us. so when we do our brand of gospel, it has those same elemen

anthony weiner likes to talk, like stevie, as show business ahead of them -- likes tv, as show business ahead of him. >> he is probably a goner in the sea, but the internet culture is taken for granted -- there may be more public tolerance than we realize. >> he will dependen -- he will do penance, he will seek help, come out of it a better person -- [laughter] >> of the politics of this, new york state is going to lose two seats as a result of redistricting. there is no question that his seat is going to disappear. >> it wasn't going to before, though. >> but it will now. ,> if his name weren't weiner would we be talking about this? >> i think we would, because of the actor you raised, -- the factor you raised, the ickiness. >> but his name and makes him a subject of public ridicule and bad jokes every single day. >> the anger towards weiner among democrats is probable. the democrats have had one piece of good news since november, the win in new york of kathy hochul, an appealing candidate who want the case on medicare -- won a case on medicare. >> and he stepped all over it. >> kathy

you constantly carry stevie. >> yeah, i carry him quite -- he walks. >> when?ittle bit, you know, just for a little bit of exercise. he keeps a nice shape. >> he is great. great. he has a great temperament. until he chases people out. >> he chases people out. >> is that annoying? >> some people find it funny. and some people don't. >> reporter: he says, excessive pampering is to blame for stevie's behavior. but he says there is an easy way to fix it. >> if i try to move him right now do you think he would redirect aggression towards me? >> you want to try it? >> well, let's see. yeah, yeah. oh, he's got his little territory aggression big time. >> reporter: if she held him less would that help his behavior? and help him be less stressed? >> have you run a hand over to another person. and then have them hold. in your proximity. that's called desensitizing. >> reporter: for now they plan to keep thing the way they are. >> he's perfection. >> reporter: why change that? >> the pet booties. they do have some, take a look. come on now. that's barkley and willis. aren

stepping on is a muscovite and could be somewhat prejudiced but it was a side for sore eyes watching stevie scott in the final jewel of the suns elect topic was about his silver for his rubber bunnet effort bronze went to federer a bit of the only driver who trusted his fate to locally manufactured cars though even the made in japan tag didn't save whenas to pin down and his new son from plenty of trouble to get it was a very hard fought victory on the opening day i broke my gear box and my third transmission came and started we didn't sleep all night changing the gave oats and adjusting the car which it would also broke the new one touring the morning practice and so i had to complete a brace without any third transmission effect so it was tough. with his domestic appetite satisfies at least for now stepan and now plans to show off his skills in a race in england and then he should be back to russia for two more drifted sessions incented his book enormous and then his back to moscow a month later. that's all sports news for this bulletin. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand t

my mother listened to motown, stax, atlantic, from roberta flack, aretha franklin, stevie wonder, you know. "chuck, do your chores." and you've got music playing, just, you know, seeping into your bloodstream and ear stream. and my father liked jazz here and there. but i was mainly into sports. i was into the organization of sports, and a lot of black folks made strong inroads into sports, and that captivated my interests. and the whole hip-hop thing that hit me in the middle of the 1970s got me into the music, because it was the technical aspect of it. technology. two turntables, a mixer, a microphone. i was totally confused. i was like, "why do they need two turntables? in case the one over there breaks down?" [laughter] "this person is very prepared." but that struck me as being, you know, something to get involved with this thing called hip-hop and rap music. and then if you study rap music, you will understand that it's not a music. it's rap, a vocal application over music, and the musics have already been defined as soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, then rock and roll, and so on and

song diplomacy finished diplomats are awarded the stevie prize for promoting sauna culture abroad and helping forge international relations find out more at r.t. dot com. now some other headlines from across the world nato warplanes bombed tripoli overnight as we began rebels moved closer to the capital by forcing bag troops smoke and fire were seen rising from a number of areas across the city state t.v. said the blasts have brought military and civilian areas although there were no immediate reports of casualties. the u.n. has accused the sudanese government of blocking a deliveries to thousands of people fleeing fighting in the disputed region and the us president barack obama has called for a cease fire following a devastating bombing campaign near the north south of the border almost one hundred fifty thousand people have been displaced either side of the border because of tensions ahead of south sudan independence which comes into force on the ninth of july. the chairman of the us federal reserve has warned that any delay making payments on the government's debt could lead to a

to sell is public enemy so perfectly fine oh molly sold hundreds of millions of records you know stevie wonder so you know history of music and sea ice that question particular things selling millions and millions of records so it's kind of a lame excuse when they say it wasn't so because it's not been pushing so of course it's not going to sell the same numbers they used to so but what does that say about the audience that say that you know the consumer of that music doesn't really care what your message is as long as it's for failing i guess you could say it's of some prophecy where it sounds like every other music that's out there that's supposed to be popular you know as it's become this is mind numbing experience rather than something that's thought provoking that my perhaps uncomfortable truths . yeah i would say i would say that those a lot of our listeners and of our tastes and about all of the stereotypes we have you know the music being so overtly particular we current live in just mainstream hip hop actually just mainstream music in some a socialistic respect and so to me of

the competition kicked off saturday with an opening ceremony that featured performance by stevie wondergry protests s is in greece? >>> today's globe trekking segment begins in greece where there were more demonstrations and a general strike today. we've seen so many pictures of the protests there. remind us if you will what this is all about? >> it's about a package of austerity measures that the greek parliament must pass tomorrow or the day after, in order for the country to be saved from default. it's creditors are the european union, european central bank and the imf. unless greece passes though painful austerity measures they're not getting this aide. that's what it's all about. they've been out on the streets in front of parliament saying we are not leaving, we don't want you to do this. this is a second round of austerity measures for greece. they say, enough, we've done enough, we can't handle this any more. >> they have this two day strike now underway in protest. and it's certainly getting more violent. what are the chances that this package will pass, do you think, and they

. >> stevie. >> if this was not supported and off, hecklers looking for attention.hed his press conference. but today i am announcing the resignation from congress. >> week ago, pervert! >> most importantly, that we can heal me and my wife. >> the media was enraged. >> thank you and good afternoon. >> when the plan >> this could-0 possibly plug the trip of crude news. >> and only a voice mail. >> there's nobody available to take your call and the office of anthony weiner. still passions. >> it is interesting to see if john boehner hadnbeen- skeptical, that perhaps call me a liar! steve. >> not kick him when he is down. >> i did not put in there. >> and the brutal came from geraldo rivera. >> i remember that there were if there were twitter? back on my day. i would a blanketed. >> perhaps the word tongues >> the complete that to music. wiener, weiner, >>reporter: as we leave the weiner,s will the press survive? jeanne moos, cnn, new york casey at the trial in new- york a live look and the courtroom. she is suspected of killing her daughter. they testified that the ba

stevie moore joins the hero of the year and in the inside the fight to stop slavery. >>> and you canr today on cnn. 11:30, president obama will be in pittsburgh for a speech on the economy. he'll hee light the importance of manufacturing and research and development at carnegie mellon university. >>> mitt romney also talking economy at 5:15 this evening, meeting with small business owners in salt lake city, utah. >>> also, the latest republican to announce he's running for president will be in nevada, 6:55 p.m., jon huntsman will be in reno for a rodeo. >>> potty mouth pilots spouted mystery insults. jeanne moos tries to get to the top of it ♪ come fly with me >> reporter: ah, for the days like in the movies when everyone looked up to the captain and looked at what then are called stewardesses. >> should have been a pilot. >> reporter: maybe not this pilot. 11 [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] and a granny krp caught on the radio complaining hardly anyone worth hitting on. take it from a famous former flight attendant -- >> i was horrified. i was mother if ied. there was just somethin

and stevie wanted to get rid of these girls, who were in their 20s. and whitey personally strangled these girls for steve flemmi. and chopped off their fingertips, pulled out all their teeth so they couldn't be identified later. and catherine greig, by the way, is a former wife of a boston firefighter, guy named mcgonagle. and during the 1960s and early '70s, whitey was involved in a gang war with another group in south boston. the mcgonagle, the husband of catherine greig, had twin brothers who were in the other gang that was fighting whitey. whitey murdered both of the brothers. so, she was living for 16 years with a guy who killed her 2 brothers-in-law. >> that's why there was money out for her, too. a reward for her, too. you were personally targeted by whitey bulger and the family. >> right. they didn't like what i was writing about his brother, who was the most powerful politician in massachusetts. he was the president of the state senate, billy bulger. and they owned a liquor store. and i had to drive by the liquor store every day in south bost