offered courtney a deal. draw it out years. >> but you wanted something in return? >> we wanted brooke. we wanted her remains. >> why was that so important to the family? >> we just wanted her back. our goal was still really the same. that we just wanted to bring her home, clearly, not the way that we had hoped but i think that it was important to us to have her back, just to get her back. >> so the prosecutor went to courtney with the deal and true to form, the inmate made everyone wait again, for months. until his defense lawyers delivered the word. >> joel courtney was not interested. joel courtney was not interested. he did not return a counteroffer. he outright rejected our offer. >> feels like holding her family hostage in some ways, you know. >> courtney's sister dina watched all of this unfold, knowing a trial would mean she would have to testify about the times joel tried to rape her as a teenager, about his unexpected visit to her oregon home just before brooke's abduction, and about his incriminati

courtney stodden. she's an aspiring singer and actress. ♪ it's not my fault ♪ you can't control your guy >> reporter: believe it or not, the most stunning thing about courtney isn't her provocative appearance. it's her birth certificate. that's right. this girl is 16 years old. married to a man more than three times her age. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: let me ask you, courtney, 16 years old. why the rush to get married? >> because, you know, i felt like this world isn't going to last forever. and, you know, life's short. >> reporter: if you're s s confident and you know it's so right, why not just wait? >> that's a good question. >> when someone is 16, their frontal lobe is not fully developed. that's the part of the brain that says, "if i do this, what will happen tomorrow?" >> reporter: the way they tell it, doug and courtney's love story began when doug, living in los angeles amidst the wreckage of two failed marriages and one serious drinking problem, hit rock bottom. >> i got down o

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courtney married her 51-year-old soul mate. courtney's talked about morality before.e never done pornography. i never will. about myself, i am a christian girl. i hold my faith very tightly. and i'm a virgin. and i plan to stay that way until i am married. >> and now she's married. she was married five months after she posted that video. way to make a plan and stick to it. i bet she learned that in 4-h. okay. sure. some people are calling her husband a cradle robber, pervert, dirty old man. whatever. those are just words. we note truth. >> people are welcome to their opinions. that's what the world is about. if they need to feel this way, that's theirs to hold. not ours. >> did you see that? can we roll that again? and can someone please explain to me what is going on with courtney in this clip? >> people are welcome to their opinions. that's what the world is about. if they need to feel this way, that's theirs to hold. >> are we frozen on this video? i know we're transfixed, but what was she doing with her face? it was like -- i almost think she just got roofied or s

and shortly after, courtney was walked down the aisle at a las vegas chapel by her father.oon to be son-in-law. >> you look into each other's eyes and speak those vows and it's just like your world changes. >> reportete courtney couldn't legally drink champagne after the service. but she was free to consummate the relationship. a lot of people online say you're a pervert. what do you say to that? >> i'm a pervert, courtney is a whore, and other -- you know what, people are welcome to their opinions. that's what the world is about. if they -- if they need to feel this way, that's theirs to hold. not ours. >> reporter: one widely held opinion is that courtney's had enough plastic surgery to put joan rivers to shame. she insists those claims are false and doctors have confirmed it. >> it's real. >> it's real. >> it's real head to toe. >> courtney's plastic surgeon was god. >> reporter: this is lara spencer in los angeles. >>> look at the monster that is harry potter. huge returns this weekend. and it is time for "insomniac theater." dan and i worked all weekend and i really di

>> well, courtney -- courtney was a christian.rriage. >> after their wedding, a little stuck there, doug and courtney enjoyed quite a reception from anderson on the ridiculist several times in fact. so tonight, just for you, a greatest hits remix. >> 51 years old. a few weeks ago in las vegas he married a 16-year-old girl. vegas? romantic. who is this young lady who found true love with a character acted in his early 50s? luckily like a lot of 16-year-olds she has a youtube channel where she posts videos. probably talks about her homework and getting her driver's license and justin bieber and stuff. let's take a look. >> everything about me is real. my hair is real, my teeth are real, my eyelashes are real. >> do you know what else is real? their love is real. >> we didn't have a distraction of -- >> the physicality. >> guess what, romance haters. her parents gave their permission. ♪ it is not my thought you can't control ♪ >> oh, goodness. she's 16. kids today. the wedding was on may 20th, according to my calendar, that was a fri

courtney. mr. courtney: your offices are like mine, this is the number one issue that we are getting calls, emails. are you going to stand up to your duty to protect these programs, social security, medicare and medicaid. mr. tonko: nine out of 10 comments that we get are save medicare. don't mess witness. we are fighting the good fight. america needs to know there is a risk of losing medicare. there are those who want to end it. with that, we yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. griffin is recognized for the remaining time until 10 p.m.. mr. griffin: i have been listening to some of the speeches here tonight and i thought i would take a little time to address some of the arguments and first i would like to welcome my friend from wisconsin, representative did you have if i, who has joined -- duffy who has joined me here on the floor tonight. i have listened to the discussion of tax loopholes, tax

courtney friel here to tell us what's in line, exactly, i was going to do the yawn. >> molly, you know, holiday weekends are great for the box office. ticket sales have been down from last year. and the highest grossing fourth of july opening in history was "spiderman 2" in 2004 which made $88 million followed by the original transformers in 2007

commissioner courtney: i'm vince courtney. from the laborers. >> very good. thank you very much. [applause] commissioner moran: applause for everyone on the commission and i really want to say thank you to juliet. i know that she stomped this community. the focus group met with us as commissioners to formulate a report tonight. i think the summation of the next steps came from what she heard in the community had a they compile this and put it together. i want to say thank you very much for that. i think you have heard from the community. you have heard what the community wants. maybe we can send them other places to get what they need such as the young ladies there. especially if you're going to begin the shuttle service between this campus and i think this is been very fruitful. it has been long. you have to be patient and listen to people because we don't stop and listen. these advances go produce -- maybe you don't have a yard, but i don't know anything about this. maybe you are neighbors. >> supervisor kennedy, thank you for joining with us. we came here to listen and you hel

. >> reporter: three weeks ago when courtney hinton was asked in a cbs news poll how she thought congress should raise the debt ceiling she along with 69% of respondents said no. now amid fears of a looming crisis she isn't so sure. >> i think people don't understand it. you really have to pay attention to get what it means. >> reporter: what it means according to the bipartisan policy center is come early august the treasury would only have enough money to pay about 56% of its bills. former treasury official jay powell says the government would likely pay interest first, leaving popular domestic programs in jeopardy. >> it could be social security, could be medicare, could be medicaid. we can't pay everything. >> reporter: the stalemate has some asking if president obama can order the treasury to keep borrowing. there's a little known section in the 14th amendment saying the public finance of the united states shall not be questioned. >> the president must act in order to follow the command of the constitution. >> reporter: the idea highlights how desperate it has gotten. >> it's crazy t

and courtney hazlett, we like you, too..com, and be a fan on facebook. i know you did those stories on the "all my children" and "one life to live" just for me. >> yes. ♪ lexus hybrid drive technology is designed to optimize any fuel source on the planet. even those we don't use yet. because when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer a future-proof hybrid system. you engineer amazing. ♪ helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> time now for the "newsnation" gut check. casey anthony will be released from jail in six days as part of the sentence for lying to police. she's been ordered to pay $4,000 in fines, and now, the state wants her to pay up for the prosecution. in a motion filed late yesterday, the state asked judge belvin perry to pay more than the legal minimum for the special investigation and prosecution. the orange county sheriff's offi

. >> reporter: three weeks ago when courtney hinton was asked in a cbs news poll if she thought congressshould raise the debt ceiling she along with 69% of respondents said no. now amid fears of a looming crisis, she isn't so sure. >> i think people don't really understand it. because you really have to pay attention to get what it means. >> reporter: what it means according to the bipartisan policy center is that come early august the treasury would only have enough money to pay about 56% of its bills. former treasury official jay powell says the government would likely pay interest first leaving popular domestic programs in jeopardy. >> it could be social security, could be medicare, could be medicaid, we can't pay everything. >> reporter: the stalemate in washington has some asking if president obama could simply big foot congress and ordered the treasury to keep borrowing. the argument is based on a little known section in the 14th amendment stating the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned. >> if the congress refuses to act, the argument would run, the president o

courtney stoden is his wife. they gave an interview to e online.he story may sound disturbing, when you see them together, they're just like any other husband and wife. >> both made mention a couple of times why you did this, you know, bib likely, morally. talk to me about the issue of premarital sex and the decision to abstain from it. >> you want to answer that? >> well, courtney was christian, and saving herself for marriage. and, you know, i got to say, if there's only one caveat toll our -- the ocean between our age differences, i wished i was a think it's -- met, because i >> it's fine that he wasn't. he's good. whatever. he's a tiger. >> oh, god. you're so bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's give it a minute so that everyone's skin can stop crawling. by the way what was going on at the beginning. was she posing or having a stroke? apparently she's an aspiring singer. and check her out online. what a beautiful voice she has, really. but here's more with doug and courtney, explaining why their relationship isn't any different from anyone elses.

courtney hazlett has the latest. >>> and also what you should know about, a freshman congressman whosing the debt limit and a big proponent of fiscal responsibility is being sued for $117,000 for child support, and representative joe walsh's ex-wife has asked to suspend the illinois republican driver's license until he pays up. walsh's attorney says that this is unfounded. >>> who would read a book entitled "the complete idiot's guide to understanding islam." well, try the fbi, because it is one of the books that the bureau recommended to the recruits as recently as 2009. the book is no longer on the recommended reading list. >>> here is a lesson for all of you who tweet. you never know who is watching. david wigs who describes himself as a golfer tweeted that the white house briefing was not that interesting and then the white house tweeted back with a tweet they called more fun. ♪ never going to let you down ♪ never going to run around ♪ and desert you ♪ never going to make you cry >>> all right. tricking someone into watching this rick astley video is called "rick roll" and we tho

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the bride's name is courtney. courtney's parents gave their daughter permission to marry.okay with it. this is a photo from their wedding. who would have ever imagined that the leader of the dharma initiative would turn out to be couple? the couple says there is nothing strange about the relationship, except, of course, for the fact that when he was her agag she was, what, negative 19. [ laughter ] even hugh hefner is like, really, that's gross. maybe it's not that bad. maybe he traveled forward and she time traveled backward and somehow they met in the middle where they are only four years apart. but that is probably not the case. courtney is an aspiring singer. in fact, we found some of her music videos online. this is a song called "car candy." ♪ black leather dress on ♪ burning rubber down the street ♪ >> jimmy: i wonder what he sees in her. it doesn't make any sense. [ cheers and applause ] what could they possibly have in common? i think, watching that, you almost understand why the taliban insists on burqas. anyway, if you want to buy a gift for the cupping, they ar

>> where with their coach courtney pope. >> who remembers the practice for four hours where i stood right reporter: every step has to be in sync. >> it is not together. this is no more synchronized than it was in january when we made it up. >> reporter: ever flip, flawless. >> no, it's not good and it's not good enough. >> reporter: they will do it over an over until they get it right. >> no. you're exhausted, right? but these are the moments. do the stunt again tired and mean it. here we go. >> reporter: as the championship approaches, mattie's determination gets stronger. what are you going to do at world if your knee is acting up? >> you would expect a football player to play in the super bowl to play even if he had an injury. and it's the same thing to me. i mean this is the only fix of our sport so obviously i'm going to get through it. we're not going to let anything stop us this year. >> please welcome the cheer extreme all-stars senior elite. >> reporter: saturday, april 30th, 2011. the first day of the world championship. after an impressive performance, mattie gardener feels con

. >> reporter: her coach courtney says the dedication on maddy's team is as intense as practices. >>two hours away. that means getting in the car at 4:00, hoping you don't have traffic, get here for practice at 6:00, get home at midnight and start all over again. >> reporter: maddy's team competes at regional and national events, performing two and a half minute routines of tumblinging, stunts and impressive team work. you are a flyer. >> i am. >> reporter: the center point flyer. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> i am in the center of the routine for the stunting part. you, in a way, carry the stunt sequence. the judges focus in on the center of the routine. >> reporter: what's the most challenging stunt you do? >> it's called a ball-up 360 tick-tock. i think it is the most challenging right now on the market. >> reporter: but it's one you nail? >> yeah, most of the time. knock on wood. it was the first time anyone had ever done something like that. that skill last year at worlds when i performed it. >> reporter: maddy is talking about the all-star cheerleading world

doug hutchinson and courtney stoddard. do we have time for the clip?online say you are a pervert what do you say to that? >> i'm a pervert and courtney's parents are the worst parents in the world. pimps selling their daughter. people are welcome to their opinions. that is what the world is about. if they need to feel this way, that is theirs to hold. not ours. >> greg: america's couple. >> they should have gotten jane fonda plastic surgeon, the surgeon would have done a better job. >> greg: bob, you never dated that young. >> bob: in my first life -- in my worst hangover i could haven't a worse dream than that. that was the worst -- who are those people? they disgust me. >> eric: they are a couple trying to gate reality show. that's what it is. they got married. >> bob: theyer opposed to the war in vietnam. >> greg: they apparently had concept from her parents to get marelyed. he was an actor from "lost." >> bob: how old is she? >> greg: 16. >> andrea: she does not look 16. her parents say she is a good christian girl. it causes outrage. people are an

. >> commissioner courtney should be expected shortly. president vietor: just to make sure we call the meeting to order the time is 4:10 and we will go on to the next item which is the approval of the minutes. >> this will be for the minutes of june 14, 2011, the regular meeting. is there a motion to approve the minutes of june 14? >> so moved. president vietor: are there any comments or questions on the minutes of june 14? all those in favor. opposed. thank you, the minutes are approved. next item, please. >> i have one speaker for public comment, mr. decostas. president vietor: hello, mr. decosta. we will be having plenty of opportunity for public comment particularly had the joint meeting with the southeast facilities commission. for right now we will open it up for public comment. >> commissioners, my name is francisco decosta. first and foremost i would like to welcome you to the bay view hunters point area. at this time i would like to speak on a few issues. the first issue that i'm very pleased speak on is that some of you commissi

>> her coach, courtney pope, says the dedication on maddie's team is as intense as their practices. >live two hours away. so that means getting home from school, getting in the car at 4:00, hoping you don't get in traffic, getting here for practice at 6:00, getting home almost at midnight, and you know, starting all over again. >> maddie's team competes at regional and national events, performing 2 1/2-minute routines of powerful tumbling, high-flying stunts, and impressive teamwork. >> you are a flier. >> i am. >> the center, point flier. what does that mean? >> i am in the center of the routine for the stunting part. you, in a way, carry the stunt sequence, because the judges really focus in on the center of the routine. >> so what's the most challenging stunt you do? >> it's called a ballup 360 ticktock. >> good girl! >> i think it is the most challenging right now on the market. >> but it's one you nail? >> yeah. most the time. knock on wood. it was the first time anyone had ever done something like that, that skill last year at worlds when i performed it. >> maddie is talking abo

thank you, courtney. >> happy canada, and happy fourth of july. >> and go to scoop.com where you canp or on facebook. >>> sometiming i think that the critics of the president are cle clearly unfair when they say he doesn't love this country for example. this is a guy of mixed background and says only in this country, my country, is this story possible, and look at where he is. american exceptionalism. >>> martin bashir, next, only on msnbc. >>> welcome back. earlier this hour we told you about a man in the casey anthony murder trial who used his middle finger directed towards the prosecutor in the case. well, the judge is not having it, you could say. he sentenced the 28-year-old to six days in jail, and a $400 fine, and plus $200 in court costs, and we asked you the text us whether you thought that sentence was too harsh and here is what you said in the texting. 32% said yes, it is was too harsh and 68% said no, the punishment was appropriate for this guy. >>> all right. well, a special fourth of july inspired gut check today from "newsnation." a study from two harvard professors cl

we want to get the scoop from pop columnist courtney hazlett. >> happy friday to you, thomas. great news, shark week, discovery channel's week with the great whites returns. and to kick it off is "great white invasion" which shows that great whites are hanging out with people where i want to go surfing or swimming. to a frightening week to kick off the shark week. and another interesting show is called "jaws comes home" where they track several sharks over a period of time and talk about their migration and that sort of thing and all of the episodes are, of course, hosted by andy samberg, our own andy samberg from "saturday night live" and if he were not busy on another project, we would have dragged him out to talk about it. i am looking forward to it, and we turned this into a cultural event and people say, look, that is what it is, and there are bars here in new york city having shark events and beach parties and viewing parties and that sort of thing, so check where you live if you want to get in on the action. >> excellent. talking about the movies coming out this weekend

. ♪ congratulations to courtney reid the winner of this year's folgers jingle contest. ♪ >> it's 5:18utiful saturday morning. it's other beautiful saturday morning, right? >> yeah, but did you use the wipers this morning? >> no, i didn't need to. >> i had a lot of mist and drizzle coming in. >> you come in after me. you come in just before the show starts, she comes scrambling in. >> we we are looking at afternoon sun. the fog, it's made it's way all the way into the valley. sun up 6:00, setting at 8:31. we are looking at temperatures this morning in the 50s. in fact, the numbers are cool. but upper 50s down around the east bay, the south end of the bay 59, san jose. and 57 half moon bay. mid-50s to the north around santa rosa, 54 napa. the winds will been a little built breezy out of the north we've at 20 miles an hour. san jose westerly wind at 13. the winds transporting the cooler marine air into the valleys. so 80s will be hard to find today. it is going to take the next couple of days for us to warm up a little bit. we do have the morning drizzle. a cool to mild weekend, although

thank you, courtney hazlett.he latest scoop of the entertainment world go the scoop.today.com. >>> and coming up next, a victim's killer taunts the widower in court, and now the widower faces charges for what he did next. details in three minutes. that create a layer of protection with every close stroke. leaving your skin beautifully smooth. new venus proskin moisture rich. >>> back now at 54 minutes past the hour and time for the "newsnation" gut check. a new jersey man is charged with contempt of court for trying to attack his wife's killer who was smiling during his sentencing. take a look. ivan reyes took the stand to take a shot at convicted murderer marty williams after becoming outraged in the hearing. back in 2009 williams stabbed his wife, and their 9-month-old son repeatedly in a robbery in their apartment. the baby survived, but his wife did not and williams faced up to 40 years in prison for the killing. at the sentencing reyes was telling the judge how hard the boy's recovery has been and through th

>> reporter: with their coach courtney pope.ber the four-hour practice where i stood right here and fixed every single person this way? >> reporter: every step has to be in sync. >> this is no more together now than in january when we made it up. >> reporter: every flip flawless. >> no, it is not good enough. >> reporter: they will do it over and over until they get it right. >> now hit one and stop. you are exhausted right? these are the moments when worlds are won or not. do the stunt againand mean it. here we go. >> reporter: as the championship approaches maddie's determination gets stronger. >> reporter: what are you going to the do at worlds if your knee is acting up. >> you would expect a football player to play at the super bowl if he had a knee injury, and that is the same to our sport, so obviously, i will work through it and we are not going to let anything stop us this year. >> please welcome to the floor, cheer extreme! >> reporter: saturday april 30th, 2011, the first day of the world championship. after an impress

. >> commissioner courtney: on page 25, with the five tiers, if i have both the electric and gas portion, and i still paying the -- am i still paying the gas portion myself? >> that bill has a couple of rows on it that shows usage in kilowatts and shows the usage in british thermal units on your natural gas so you will continue to see that. there will be one row that says clean power sf. >> commissioner moran: you'll pay most of the charges for electricity. they will still do with -- deal with pg&e? >> could remove the gas part? >> that is a fair question. we show the breakout on how much of that pg&e bill is how much gas, how much electricity. we do the same thing on our water bill to save on costs and so we combine the water and sewer under one bill just like pg&e combines a electricity and gas. customers typically -- that is why we show them with two parts to the column. >> commissioner moran: in the term sheet itself, let me start with the simplest of questions. this is the parameter for contract negotiations. it seems it is really contract, not so much program. am i missing somethin

commissioner courtney: i know that there is abuse as well. a lot of times they will give an amendment at the last minute. at the completion of the project, it probably exceeds what the bid would have been, but for the reductions to get the contract. i am concerned about what kind of oversight is going to be performed to have some of objectivity and clearly some enforcement, policing? >> what was envisioned, since there will be in need to move relatively quickly, we did not want to add a lot of layers. >> it is not in asking about wearer's. it is my experience in 30 years that change orders almost become part of the dead. -- part of the day. change orders come in. we put in restrictive oversight. i know ucsf did a very good job of policing that. we may have $161 million a year gone in a matter of months because of the changes. >> i would like to say -- one thing we need to keep in mind is that the charter requires commission approval when we are above 10%. that answers my question -- commissioner torres: that answers my questions. thank you. >

courtney dempsey reports from sacramento where crews just took off.d morning. >> reporter: good morning. the crews actually just took off seconds ago. that's the air ship behind us where the c-130 just took off to go and help the mexican navy search a little more for these missing fishermen. yesterday they searched more than 500 miles and today they will scour hundreds more. those seven men went missing early sunday after their pot capsized during a -- their boat capsized during a fishing trip. there is a command center in a home in san ramon. the family calls it their war zone and they are using social networking to receive messages like facebook, twitter and a blog they call find our fathers. the coast guard went out for a third day today. they are planning to help the mexican navy search at least another 24 hours with the coast guard. the mexican navy says they will search indefinitely. back to you. >> thank you, courtney dempsey life in sacramento. >>> all right. weather looking different around the bay area today. more low clouds and fog has move