there's a john wayne from waterloo but it's john wayne gacy. >> stephen: sexual serial killer is from waterloo but that's sem mantics. bachmann said she misspoke. that's a big mistake. no retreat, nor is rounder. -- surrender. it's day one. don't show weakness. what on earth are you apologizing for. all you said is you have the same spirit as john wayne gacy and there's something to that because like gacy people might think you are a clown but if they dig a little deeper they'll find you are deadly serious. come on, you are a republican. you don't stumble on facts. you double down. in the only doll you have the spirit of john wayne gacy, you've got the eyes of a young charles manson. [cheers and applause] nation, class action lawsuits are so destructive to our country. they crippled our nation's once thriving asbestos industry. now those pour asbestos ranchers are out of work. and they needed those jobs they have a lot of medical bills to pay. there's a new go liage under assault from a gang of blood thirsty davids and it brings us to tonight's word: too big to nail. wal-mart faces a

spirit. >> john wayne. >> okay. come on. >> no lore in -- >> does anybody believe that? she made a mistake and say she made a mistake. we shouldn't make excuses for her. >> john wayne gacy lived there, that's not where the killing spree happened. >> i agree. >> it's a misspeak. but they should say it. >> it is unfortunate. she had no idea john wayne gacy -- >> what i really meant was the earth was sort of flat once before it was round. >> before they rounded it -- >> rounded it out. >> we talk about this too. in every statement you say once in the presidential field and in the spotlight is -- >> if you don't want that to happen tonight run for president. she says a lot of things that require clarifications so, you know, that's -- >> we're going to ask her about a few coming up at 7:30 eastern, speaking to candidate michele bachmann. what's her strategy for being more than a one state wonder pulling high in iowa, not the case in new hampshire where she is today. we're going to talk to her about that. >> take a look a

wayne who was the cape brought american boy actor instead it was john wayne gacy the american serial killer who raped and murdered thirty three little boys and buried many of them under his house who claim bachmann claims to share a spirit that explains a lot. coming up time is seriously money terms of the debt ceiling is there any flicker of light at the end of our nation's gloomy economic. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think they wanted well. we're never going to says further safe get ready because their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't i'm sorry this is the. president obama injected himself into the debt limit ago she ations today a few days after house majority leader eric cantor stepped away from the table because democrats wanted to eliminate the tax break for corporate jets with cantor gone in less than a week to go until the president's deadline to raise the debt ceiling at a lit

some critics said michele bachmann confused john wayne with john wayne gazy.om chicago, but lived in waterloo for a little while. whatever, don't think that story will be michele bachmann's waterloo or her winterset. >>> time to talk to our good friend, tim farley, the host of morning briefing on sirius xm. potus. live from washington. >> it's all about jobs today. >> it is all about jobs. it is all about iowa and jobs. the president is going to be in iowa as well, talking about jobs. with a company that's creating them. >> as a matter of fact, it's alc alcoa, he's going to betancourt, his arch program, alliance of manufacturing partners. and sarah palin is in iowa, there for the premiere of her documentary, "undefeated." it's not hers, but about her, the life and times of the former alaska governor. and also on the campaign trail, the former governor of minnesota, tim pawlenty is going to be making his big pitch, speaking to the council on foreign relations on what his advisers are saying is a response to the president's flawed may 19th speech about the middl

wayne page lives in this apartment.e served his time and for the first time in years is living with no parole and no probation. we talked to page himself outside his apartment about his crimes and the megan's law notification of his neighbors. >> this all happened 35 years ago. i'm not involved or wanting to do any such thing again, i just want to live my life peaceably, you know, in the community. and that's all i'm doing. >> reporter: but police are not convinced, which is why they want neighbors to know about page's past. so they can help officers keep a very close eye on him. police say in the '70s wayne page kidnapped couples at gunpoint when they were parked in cars and sexually assaulted the women. he committed those crimes in santa clara county. now he is living in an apartment in san jose with his sister. maryann favreau, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, maryann. >>> two separate carjackings to tell you about, two different parts of the city, with one common thread. in each case the carjacker took off with a yo

police in west san jose are warning people about a high risk sex offender. 61 year old wayne page who lived on pane avenue. they are live to explain why police are so concerned. >> well, wayne page police say is a repeat sex offender and a history of the mental disorder . now he's not confined and doesn't face the paroll restriction. that's why megan's law unit felt it necessary to arm the public. >> this is where he lives and a photo of him. >> 40 officers spent the day going door to door handing out fliers and telling people about a registered sex offender lifing in the area. >> if he did the crimes he was convicted for today, he would be serving life sentences and never get out. >> wayne page is living in a condo complex on phelps avenue. >> he has an engaging personality. >> you think it is another friend and then it hits you in the face and you say what? this person is that? >> the 61 year old page was convicted in 1977 on kidnapping and rape charges stemming from assault. his parole supervision ended in february and law enforcement is concerned he could reoffend. >> certain fact

serial killer john wayne gacy did. get to this time all right now there's nothing wrong with not knowing the details of american history one quiz that i mean i'm not trying to set that as the standard here but that there is something seriously wrong with these women who can't seem to tell when maybe they forgot the details and are just kind of making it up this is not acceptable for someone with a finger on the button and trust me i'm not being massaged in a secure massage in a secure i would really love to see a woman president and is looking crazy is hillary clinton is she doesn't have the not knowing what you don't know proper on palin and bachmann may be very well intentioned but they simply don't have the basic skills that hillary has if only she would occasionally use them for something other than clearing the way for lady gaga and world war three now as for bachmann's intentions well like so many her actions don't seem to come close to living up to her to tea party rhetoric of supporting the constitution say she

live in alameda, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00, the state assembly approved a tax extension. the measure now goes to the senate. some republicans object arguing that it will drive business out of the state. >>> also tonight hundreds of jobs at the state corrections headquarters are about to get cut. governor jerry brown made the announcement today. he promised the cuts two weeks ago. the new measures will reduce state spending by $30 million. the jobs being eliminated include 32 executive level jobs and more than 100 management and supervisor positions. >>> some 2,800 more san jose city workers will see their paychecks cut by 30% and they are not happy about it. the workers are calling this a

live in oakland, ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> in san francisco tonight, one of the city's most famous landmarks is taking on a whole new meaning. ktvu's heather holmes is showing us how the city is honoring those two fallen firefighters. >> reporter: you can see the famed coit tower tonight is glowing red in recognition of those two that risked it all to save others. before the world champion san francisco giants took the field tonight. >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee honored two champions of the fire fighting community. >> calling on those watching the game to honor the actions of lieutenant vincent perez and anthony valerio. >> they are all our heros and if i can to exhibit our deep appreciation to them and to

the gop presidential candidate not only got her john wayne's mixed up, of a employ and a serial killer, but said that the revolutionary war began in new hampshire. here is how she explained it this morning on cnn. >> well, of course, they were just mis-speaking. that happens. i wish i could be perfect but i can't. one thing people know about me is that i'm a substantive, serious person, and i have a very strong background. >> all eyes on iowa today. months before the state's caucuses kick off, the 2012 presidential contest, president obama and sarah palin also there. cnn's political producer shannon travis is joining us. let's talk about palin and her movie premiere first. >> yeah. yesterday michele bachmann and today, sarah palin. are they kind of competing with each other is anyone's guess. as you mentioned, sarah palin

wayne page/ofensor sexual 21:34:00 this all happened 35 years ago, i am not involved and don't want toant to live my life peacebly in the community.. logramos hablar con page.. l nos dijo que sus delitos pasaron hace 35 aÑos, que ya no hace ese tipo de cosas y solo quiere vivir en paz en la comunidad.. s.o.t. dorrie scherer/vecina 17:29:00 i don't have no problems living next door.. esta otra vecina dijo que conoce a page y no le preocupa su presencia.. otros residentes quisieran que se fuera. s.o.t. garcía 3:40:00 de hecho no pueden hacer nada ni la policia puede dictar donde puede radicar esa persona.. a page se le diagnostic problemas psiquiatricos, pero ya cumpli su condena y no est bajo ningn tipo de supervisin. s.o.t. josé garcía 3:00:00 cuando ocurrió esto las leyes no eran tan estrictas como hoy, por ejemplo, hoy, por lo que hizo en aquellos años si lo hubiera hecho hoy, hoy en dia lo hubieran sentenciado posiblemente hasta cadena perpetua.. hoy es un hombre libre, an cuando muchos de sus vecinos se opongan.. cu ---una de las organizacione s mas frreas en contra de la inmigraci

this time it's about john wayne versus john wayne gacy. please explain. >> she's born in iowa.was born in her home state of iowa. and rather than going into all of it at first, let's just listen to what she had to say and i'll talk about it on the back end. >> i want them to know that john wayne was from waterloo, iowa. that's the kind of spirit i have, too. >> turns out, john wayne the movie star was born in winterset, iowa. and the thing that's embarrassing for michelle bachmann is that another john wayne, john wayne gacy who is best known as a serial killer was best knoorn in waterloo. because she's made so many embarrassing gaffes, it's the kind of thing that people remember. >> well, she's been getting a lot of high grades lately. when you do well, the scrutiny just is amped up. so there you go. >> right. people like her. >> yeah, yeah, people do. joe johns enjoy pella, iowa. >>> the intercontinental hotel has been attacked in kabul. we're now just getting our first images of the chaotic scene. we 50e8 share that after this quick break. an accident doesn't have to slow you

was born in waterloo and the only john wayne who's ever been in waterloo is john wayne gacy the serial killer so i don't know i just maybe like this organization part of a team like nobody requesting are destroyed their mind or that she's an american girl she just keeps forgetting things. you know especially important. his mare pointed out to the truth that's only years far liz mair pointed out to you that that song appears in the movie science of the land right before iraq i got to know maybe it's like a serial killer truman not a not well i'm just saying maybe it's for shadowing for when the g.o.p. gives it x. i don't know that it's just dirt which are annoying and creepy let's. read the next story of barely twenty two states are now considering legislation to ban indoor tanning for people are under eighteen even with parental consent and of course there are a lot of bad effects from tanning here's a clip that shows some indoor tanning before age thirty five raises the risk for melanoma the deadliest form of skin cancer by seventy five percent the indoor tanning association maintains

. >> wayne? >> st. mary's is clearing out now. but we haven't seen a funeral this big since 1978 after the shootings of george and harvey in the civic center. what we saw was the biggest funeral in decades. estimated fave or six thousand people converging from new york and boston and chicago and canada and great britain. they understand the daily risk and uncertainity. the solemn show of support . its was filled with family and coworkers and periz coon show how much he cared because of a command position . anthony valerio loved people and loved his job. they were opposite and yet quite the same. >> vince was a fire man's fire man. big and strong and ark gressive and he was one of the best. will always the first to grab the nozzle and put the fire out. tony was a free spirited medic with the department of public health and became a firefighter. he was a pony tailed hippy that called himself the people's paramedic . he had a big heart and loved the help the sick and drown trodden and even the unwashed. he was like mother theresa wit

. >> jimmy: it's like "wayne's world." >> it's like "wayne's world" meet a fellini movie, basically.this little audience. and my friend, graciella was in the audience. and during a commercial break, she dared me to do a shot of whiskey. and she's the type of friend, when she dares me to do something, i have to do it. and i felt like you were, "what is going on here?" >> jimmy: this was during a commercial break? >> yes. >> jimmy: you're going to be wasted before the show. >> typically, though, i sip. i just sip. >> jimmy: what is your drink of choice? >> it is maker's mark and ginger ale. that's my show drink. >> jimmy: your show drink? >> my show drink. "m" apostrophe. m' show drink. >> jimmy: on "watch what happens live," there's all sorts of crazy fun moments. because you have all these "real housewives," you have all of these different people on as guests. >> yes. >> jimmy: but other people as guests, too. any moments -- crazy -- >> we've had some "housewives" break down during commercial break, but that's just kind of par for the course. >> jimmy: it's the best! it's the best! >

she said robert wayne was from waterloo. it was the serial killer robert wayne who lived near waterloo. >>> the other six candidates trailed in the single digits. >>> a fire is threatening the nation's nuclear lab in new mexico. the fire started south of the los alamos nuclear lab and destroyed 30 structures. officials closed the labs as the flamed came close to the lab. the fire danger $30 million in damage destroying hundreds of homes. >>> and in arizona, the largest fire is now 82% contained. the wallow fire has burned 138,000 acres in the northeast part of the state. it started at the end of last month. investigators think it was caused by a campfire. >>> and you tell me what's wrong with this picture when it comes up. you're not supposed to see rainfall as you get into late june, early july. there you go offshore. live storm tracker 2 picking up returns. the showers are in the bay area forecast as we roll into your tuesday. here is the weather system as it stands. you can see it backing up a little bit. looks like march

. >> just like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa. >> guess what it's not the hometown of john wayne, it's the hometown of john wayne hover. she is a great source of electricity. and like any lightning rod you take great risk in the touching her because she is controversial and she is not  the most electable republican out there. >> reporter: we found some enthusiastic reporters. >> i think sometimes people take things out of context. if you look at her over all history or over all story, i think she has a lot to say. >> i think she has good ideas. certainly better than the government we have now. >> reporter: but just outside the barber shop. >> she's a lunatic, i can't believe she's taking up so much air time. i can't believe anybody is taking her seriously. >> of course there are more republican candidates to come and eight months left until the iowa caucus. rita williams, ktvu. >>> michelle bachmann is saying apology not accepted to fox news host chris wallis. >> are you a flight? >> i think that would be insulting to say something like that. >> reporter: when asked if she had a

. >> it's been 14 months since police say 15-year-old wayne tracy put on steel toed boots, rode his bike to his middle school in florida, and nearly stomped a girl to death. she and her mom were in d.c. for an anti-bullying campaign. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: she can barely speak about the attack her 15- year-old daughter josie rattily endured in march of 2010. rattily shown here when she got out of the hospital after two months, is still recovering from the massive brain injuries she suffered after being stomped and kicked in the head by 15-year-old wayne tracy. in this police interview, tracy says he was angry over text messages rattily sent him, telling him to stay away from her 13-year-old friend. >> because you pretty much walked up to her and punched her in the face and fell down and started slamming her face on the ground and kicked her in the head a few times. do you have any idea how many times you did it? >> no. i don't know. everything kind of disappeared. >> reporter: after three surgeries and countless hours of physical therapy, rattily was able to travel to washington. sh

nascar has come to town once again, and when the roar of the crowd fades, as wayne freedman reports, we may have learned something available about the state of our economy. >> after awhile it is one, big dusty, noisy blur. >> we save money just to come to this. this is an important event for us. >>ingg for him and big for the other people who will pack infinish yuan -- infinion race way. >> the tattoo hurt like heck. >> welcome to day one of three completing with the 350 on sunday. it is different here because it is a road race. >> we have left and right hand turns. a left, a left, a left. >> but beyond the competition, there may be a sub plot here because some financial pundits are the american academy at large. >> were you ahead last year? >> williams followed nascar from event to event selling burgers and burritos. she says she is even with last year, she means she is down from years before, but if the economy were really hurting, would people like john forester have the cash to camp out at a place like this all weekend? still, his fortress was $20,000 a weekend and some have had

wayne, start the clock. >> clock is running. >> canucks had never won the cup. bruins hadn't won in 39 years. patrice bergeron gives boston the early lead. >> they score. >> then later in the second wrapping around the goal. 2-0 bruins. they win 4-0. tim thomas makes 37 saves and shuts down the league's highest scoring team. he gets the colin smythe trophy for mvp. >>> singling home. aubrey huff. breaking a 2-2 tie. giants win and go ahead 2.5 games. >>> as and royals. cliff pennington breaking a scoreless game in the 6th with an r.b.i. single. they win for the sec time in the last 15 games. cal baseball team left for omaha this morning from elimination to title contenders hoping to be fan favorites on sunday. >> the story is great. i mean, we actually joked about it at the start if we make it this far maybe they will make a movie out of it. >> what a movie that would be. >> make a movie out of it. absolutely. >> they play at 11 a.m. and they are playing virginia fittingly the number 1 seed. >> if they make a movie they can keep the money and keep the program ru

we talked with wayne page himself. >> this all happened 35 years ago. i'm not involved or wanting to do any such thing again, and i just want to live my life peacely in the community, and that's all i'm doing. >> police also went around notifying the staff at four local schools that now page is living nearby. >>> still ahead tonight, it's virtual reality with real life lessons. we'll show you the revolutionary approach to helping alcoholics and addicts through technology. >>> and speaking of technology, how talking cars may help you avoid an accident. >>> and the bay area man who turned the tables on a thief. the photographs that helped lead to his arrest. sdmrimplgts good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff. a record-setting start to june. the past 48 hours, 39-100th in walnut creek, and winter-like y.weeratures, low to mid 60stoer tr'll thack we l tr'lk thacat next storm and let you know what the timeline is coming up. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives yo

. >> just like john wayne was from water-loo iowa. >> it is not the home town of john wayne, it is the home town of john wayne gacy, the serial killer. >> reporter: others call her a lightning rod. >> she is a great source of electricity, like any risk, it is a risk to touch her because she may not be the most electable republican out there. >> reporter: but inside this barber shop, we found supporters happy. >> you look at the overall history, the story, i think she has a lot to say. >> she has good ideas. certainly better than the government we have now. >> reporter: but outside? >> she is crazy, i can't believe anybody is taking her seriously. >> there is still a lot of speeches between now and the iowa caucus in february. and it is a sure bet a lot of people will watch michelle bachman's every word. in palo alto. >> and it appears she is not accepting an apology from fox news host, chris wallace. >> are you a flake? >> well, i think that would be insulting to say something like that. >> he apologized after asking the question during an interview on fox news sunday, when asked today

what did you guys even talk about with lil wayne? got some weird friends, i tell you. [ laughter ] huh, nothing? >> i do. >> jimmy: i mean just the rap game. [ laughter ] hey, i need your help with something if you would. last time you were here, i think, i was trying to figure out the differences between hot and huge. and i'll be honest, i was unable to figure it out. but maybe you can heap me with these pictures of anthony weiner. you know this congressman? >> i've heard a little bit about it. >> jimmy: is this hot or huge? >> neither. >> jimmy: okay. all right. how about hot or huge? >> what is that? not huge. >> jimmy: not huge? hot or huge? >> brutal. >> jimmy: here's another one. he just says me. hot or huge? >> that's sad. >> jimmy: that's just sad. >> jimmy: how about this one, hot or huge? >> heave. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a third entry. heave. i like heave. well, we'll take a quick break here. when we come back, we're going to talk about your brand new reality show and -- are you familiar with the spelling bee? have you watc

. >> just like john wayne was from water-loo iowa. >> it is not the home town of john wayne, it is the home town of john wayne gacy, the serial killer. >> reporter: others call her a lightning rod. >> she is a great source of electricity, like any risk, it is a risk to touch her because she may not be the most electable republican out there. >> reporter: but inside this barber shop, we found supporters happy. >> you look at the overall history, the story, i think she has a lot to say. >> she has good ideas. certainly better than the government we have now. >> reporter: but outside? >> she is crazy, i can't believe anybody is taking her seriously. >> there is still a lot of speeches between now and the iowa caucus in february. and it is a sure bet a lot of people will watch michelle bachman's every word. in palo alto. >> and it appears she is not accepting an apology from fox news host, chris wallace. >> are you a flake? >> well, i think that would be insulting to say something like that. >> he apologized after asking the question during an interview on fox news sunday, when asked today

widely known here that john wayne was born 150 miles away in winterset. bachmann says she has made mistakes and needs to be more careful. >> i will make mistakes, it will happen, but i'll tell you, i promise to the best of my ability, i'll try and get everything right that's coming out of my mouth. >> reporter: and details matter, when bachmann left the state, her campaign played the tom petty hit song "american girl." turns out petty isn't pleased. his manager says they will ask the bachmann campaign not to use that song. they also asked george w. bush not to use any of his music, but hillary clinton did use "american girl" throughout her campaign in 2008. brian? >> as they say, when people get in the race, welcome to the nfl. kelly o'donnell in waterloo, iowa tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> up next here as our broadcast continues, the woman arrested in her own front yard and what happened after a video went viral. [ slap! ] [ pneumatic wrench buzzing ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calc

it does. >> and this is wayne fredman abc sevennews.it is in san francisco who are getting help with electric bills. they partnered with ibm they are working on hundreds of projects all over california. they have homes that are making the most sense. it is are you years since ibm was founded. and the sky went dark in many parts of the globe. and it is spectacular. it was not visible in north america. we have these pictures where the moon commeetly disappeared. it is disappeared because of the ash from an erupting volcano in chile. >> this is one last check of the spectacular weather. >> we'll look at the national pictures today. it is 100 degrees in phoenix . 95 in miami. you can see in the northern half of the nation temperatures were moderate. there is a rapid snow melt occurring in that area of the sierra and because of the warm weather and deep snow pack that build up. and it is high temperatures lowered today and especially inland locations 10 degrees or lower. highs only in the 80s . it is 68 to 70 or 72 degrees. it is losing over

and i'm really happy, because wayne dyer is one of the people who actually endorsed my book. he doesn't endorse many people, honestly. i noticed that myself, very impressive and well deserved. i mean, when you see this book, it's just tremendous. and that's because there were so many things in there that had such resonance. he talks about the three different mother's approaches to the tooth fairy story. and you won't believe how much illumination from that simple story. and it works so well in the written version. i just... tremendous. of course, that can be yours at the $90 value, or, if you step up to the $250 level, it's included as part of that whole kit. and, as you were saying earlier, irwin, i loved that-- what was it?-- a dollar a day during the week? it's a dollar a day for every weekday and you get the weekends off. you can't beat that. for $250. that's right, that's absolutely tremendous. and, you know, something about that whole idea of embracing both things at once-- the unattainable thing you dream of and what you actually have. that is so different from any oth

wayne ha sido designado como nuevo de mÉxico en estados unidos?ros asistentes, esas estÁn bloqueadas en estos momentos. >> pero no bloquea al embajador wayne a mÉxico. > >> no deseo crear problemas. >> quÉ espera escuchar en las audiencias que comienzan maÑana? >> yo espero obtener toda la informaciÓn que estamos obteniendo a travÉs de eficacia las judiciales y tambiÉn de testigos que se presentan voluntariamente que nos dan respuestas a muchas preguntas a las cuales no respondiÓ al departamento de justicia para obtener informaciÓn de las audiencias, para tener una base mÁs sÓlida, para mÁs tener documentos y para llenar esas lagunas que en mi persona diera el personal del representante tienen como resultado las preguntas que hemos hecho en arizona. >> senador, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> gracias a ti. >> vamos a una pausa, cuando regresemos si las ele ♪ ihermana! prueba. mmmm...deliciosa. tiene chocolate. es fiber one y cada barra tiene 9 veces de fibra que la barra líder de granola chewy. iguau, 9 veces! [ locutor ] fiber one. más fibra

wayne page lives on phelps way near payne avenue.arina rusk explains why police are so concerned. >> because this is information right here, this is where he actually lives. this is a photo of him. >> reporter: about 40 officers spent the day going door to door in west san jose handing out flyers and telling people about a registered sex offender living in the area. >> if he had done the crimes that he was convicted for today he would be serving multiple life sentences in state prison and never get out. >> wayne page has been out of prison for about a year and living in a condo complex. neighbors say he has an edge engaging personality. >> you think he is a friend and then this hits you in the face and you are saying what, this person is that? >> the 61-year-old page was convicted in 1977 on kidnapping and rape charges stemming from assault in the south bay. his parole super vision ended in february and law enforcement is concerned he could reoffend. >> there is certain factors that we had to take into consideration and i can't discl

this is an interview magazine and lil wayne is on the cover. by paris hilton. how did this happen? >> well, he got to pick who he wanted to be interviewed by and he chose me. >> jimmy: were you surprised he chose you. >> i was. it was sort of random. >> jimmy: did you know him. >> i met him before at a grammy party that i hosted for him then he came to my birthday party as well. >> jimmy: was it fun interviewing him. >> it was. he's very smart and funny. i love him. >> jimmy: did you feel like you have things in common with him jl what did you guys even talk about with lil wayne? it seems -- you got some weird friends, i tell you. [ laughter ] huh, nothing? >> i do. >> jimmy: i mean just the rap game. hey, i need your help with something if you would. last time you were here i was trying to figure out the difference between hot and huge. and i'll be honest, i was unable to figure it out. but maybe you can heap me with these pictures of anthony weiner. you know this congressman? >> i have after heard about it. >> jimmy: is this hot or huge? >> n

ken wayne is there with the family reaction. ken?> reporter: julie, stow's sister tells me tonight that bryan stow is being weaken weaned off the last of four coma drugs here at san francisco general hospital. while the family focus has been on his recovery they can't help but hear the news coming out of la. 31-year-old ramirez was at la's old police headquarters parker center to undergo a polygraph. the second lie detector test in two days. one yesterday for his attorneys and one today for the police. >> we think 100% our client is innocent. he didn't beat bryan stow and he wasn't at dodgers stadium. he has never been to dodgers stadium. >> both sides of the case have agreed not to disclose the results. but a former fbi polygraph expert, who administered yesterday's test said he asked some tough questions. >> did you assault bryan stow? did you beat bryan stow? >> a new wrinkle developed today with an la t.v. station reporting that ramirez is a suspect in a shooting in henderson, nevada last november. the henderson police department

she said it's good to be back in the home of john wayne. it was john wayne gacey, not john wane the action movie star. his parents were allegedly born there. a little awkward. if you go to politico.com, they are the standard for judging these things. she has a long list of falsehoods she made. this matters. >> she does. in the cnn debate, the thing that struck me about her was this was a candidate who had been briefed, and i was told in the briefing she took meticulous notes, paid attention. had some messages she needed to get out. got them out and did well as a result in the debate. you can see how good she can be when she is on message. the problem is when she is out there on her own, and when you're an inexperienced candidate running for president, it's hard to learn on the job. >> goes on for a long time. a lot of house parties. >> barack obama learned that, too. >> he sure did. he happens to be president of the united states right now. there is a lesson in that, too. still ahead here, exclusive cnn reporting from yemen in syria where r

ken wayne is there with the family reaction. ken? >> reporter: julie, stow's sister tells me tonight that bryan stow is being weaken weaned off the last of four coma drugs here at san francisco general hospital. while the family focus has been on his recovery they can't help but hear the news coming out of la. 31-year-old ramirez was at la's old police headquarters parker center to undergo a polygraph. the second lie detector test in two days. one yesterday for his attorneys and one today for the police. >> we think 100% our client is innocent. he didn't beat bryan stow and he wasn't at dodgers stadium. he has never been to dodgers stadium. >> both sides of the case have agreed not to disclose the results. but a former fbi polygraph expert, who administered yesterday's test said he asked some tough questions. >> did you assault bryan stow? did you beat bryan stow? >> a new wrinkle developed today with an la t.v. station reporting that ramirez is a suspect in a shooting in henderson, nevada last november. the henderson police departme

what a success this is we're now friends with gadhafi right and i was in that state of journalist wayne madsen now imagine walking down the street one day it's a nice evening and let me arrest you taken to guantanamo bay to spend five years at america's most notorious prison only to suddenly be released without any charge now no explanation no apology from the administration just silence and five years of lovely memories i'm sure you actually probably rather forget well that's unfortunately exactly what happened to one of the runtime of a prisoner or to his dental but still has that story. as was a wristed on the streets and since when time to move for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given explanation all said story could as he's suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling torture is legal interrogators from the learned of the free are free to calls quote simulated drowning point instrumentality impairments of bodily function. and even death i was one of. those kind of torture on myself. because i was not science. i was fo

another employee was hanging out as wayne explainedhow the whole thing started. >> my wife donna was tennis and they were literally swiping pigeons off the baseline. they're always looking for opportunities. flew one of the falcons for them, cleared the place. they thought, this is great, and they've been there ever since. >> reporter: as you follow the action today, don't worry, rufus has already dealt with the uninvited guests. >> very cool. >> yeah. >>> when we come back we get all fired up for barbecue season and with america's chief entertaining officer. >> tim layered has some recipes that will add fireworks to your fourth of july party. you're watching "world news now."

what's going on since we're obviously not getting at here thank you so much as investigative journalist wayne madsen right now imagine walking down the street one day you had your family and if you're coming home to feed them here going on a date who knows suddenly get arrested you spent five years at america's most notorious prison only to be released without any charge now let's punish and no apology just silence and of course five years of memories that you would probably rather forget well unfortunately that's exactly what happened to one guantanamo bay prisoner and artie's daniel bushell has that story. morricone as was arrested on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation all said story couldn't as is suing george bush's lawyer alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the land of the free are free to cause quote simulated drowning and rape point instrumentality impairment of bodily function organ failure and even death i was one of those who survived. on mysel

he's just returned from a trip and he's joining me live now in washington tell us what did you see wayne when you were there on your visit. well it was really amazing to read the western press accounts from the media that are and sconce that the rixos hotel in downtown tripoli to read their accounts and to see what was actually happening on the ground it was like they were living in an alternate universe there were reports that. there were rebellions in the area between tripoli and the tunisian border by rebels i saw no sign of rebel activity although there had been at the outset of the revolt there had been rebel activity but i saw no rebel signs in at any areas on the coastal road from tripoli to the border there are civilian casualties that are not being reported fully i went to al qada hospital in tripoli the doctors on dress the wounds to make sure that we we could see that these were shrapnel wounds sustained by civilians from the nato bombing attacks there are long lines for gasoline because there's a number go this is affecting life in tripoli but other than that and the fact tha

because they have longer runways than john wayne. they landed safe he. >>> pictures taken with a lap computer got -- laptop computer documented this guy's every move. jonathon bloom talked to the owner about how he set it up. >> when he tweeted this photo of a police officer handing him back his stolen laptop, it was the end of a cat and mouse game that had gone on for nearly three months. >> there is security software runing in the background that is undetectable. and he doesn't know it is there, but it continually runs and takes notice. >> that's right. photographs like this one of the man police arrested sleeping in front of the computer. and this photo of the same man using the computer without his shirt on. >> i don't know what he is doing with my mac book. >> it was taken with a program called hidden. it sends back photos from the built in camera along with shots of what is on the screen and the computer's location. the man said he came up with the idea when his own computer disappeared. >> it was from years ago in a pub in lon