. >>> dave england of california has two children. 10-year-old ruby and 7-year-old rowan who has beent it since dave can remember. >> your classic siblings, always bickering over something and always up to some little mischief and they're good kids, though. >> if you think dave's face may look familiar. >> what we do on jack ass isn't for little kids. having two little kids i don't let them watch it in their entirety. but the editor put together little clips that are safe enough for them to see. >> one clip grabs the kids' attention and never lets go. >> you stoked? >> this one stunt where they pull aaron's tooth out with like a hot rod or something and i thought it would be real funny if we did a motorcycle video. >> and as fate has it, rowan happens to be at an age where loose teeth are at abundance. >> when his front tooth became loose ruby wanted to do it, i pulled it out with a string and imagined what that would be like to be pulled out by a motorcycle, it didn't seem that bad. came out pretty easily and gets the motion going in the right direction. >> i saw the video of my dad

it's time for a laugh and look at the world of tomorrow as dan rowan injects himself into the year 1988>> goldie hawn became an overnight sensation on rowan and martin's laugh-in in the 1960s. since then she's proved herself to be a very smart blond. >> she has. she's won an oscar, an emmy, respected businesswoman and best selling author. goldie hawn is with us in studio 57. i love when you sat down and looked at your picture of yourself and you said, my god, that looks like katie, your daughter kate hudson. >> we do that all the time. sometimes there's a look and it's like oh, my god, honey, what have we done. >> you say you look at each other and say can you believe this. what do you mean. >> obviously you're on the screen years and years and years ago. have you a baby girl. suddenly you look at her at the ages you were and, look, this is amazing. she does resemble her mother. or i would say i resemble her now. >> goldie, you both look really good. charlie, she's looking at the clips of herself saying she's so skinny. news flash, you're still skinny. you look good. >> you've written b

rowan said the surgery takes 10 minutes and is pain free. the longer you wait, the more complicated the procedure becomes. >> it takes longer to take the cataract out and you can have some increased risk of complications. >> everything went fine with her surgery. this is video of her having her right cataract removed. this time around, she was less apprehensive and wonders why she waited so long. >> it has been wonderful. i'd definitely recommend it for everyone. >> researchers are learning more why some children with autism bloom and become high functioning. 10% improve. they tended to be diagnosed most recently and have white, highly educated mothers. city hall will be lit tonight as part of a joint effort to bring more attention to the challenges faced by families with children with autism. >> >> it was a breezy and chilly day today. high pressure nosing down the east coast keeping the rain and clouds away. it was kicking out that braze, gusting close to 30 m.p.h.. this warm front will come through here over the next 48 hours. temperature

>> kelly rowan. >> yeah.turbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --. i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my conviction or execute me and get it over with. whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal injection and the firing squad. and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method have you chosen for your execution, he, in no unis your honor terms said -- >> i chose to be

good morning, rowan. caller: yes, this is a veteran, 26 and a half years in the military. this is all -- by john mccain -- hello? host: we can hear you. caller: this is done by john mccain. i agree with every caller. we don't need to be there giving our young mens all kille dup and everything. and this is done by the republican and we need to get all the young mens out of there. we will continue -- the headline -- this is 10 years after the formal pullout would expected in 2014. several callers this is in the interview from "q&a" that we ran last night and you can go to c- span.org to read more about the interview, what to the interview, the author -- the name of the book is titled "funding the enemy guest: how u.s. taxpayers' bank will the taliban." lots of other headlines of this monday morning and the papers including this one, "the washington times." senator susan collins, republican of maine, was on several of the sunday shows and talk about the role of women in the agency. [video clip] >> she acted decisively and appropriately -- and i wonder if there had been more w

proposed changes in the absence of the changes being made by congress to address middelkerke's alterman rowansaid lawmakers would be to increase the 2.9% payroll tax by 47%. or cut the program's expenditures by 26%. >> guest: that's right. so, you know, have quote primarily through the payroll tax, the medicare payroll tax answer to mr. ridgely, you know, they're have been many predictions over the years that the trust fund is going to run out of money and would have in his directly is congress has raised the tax to make up for that and it never has gone in before. >> host: you said there are presumptions and the trustees' report. what are some of those based on the current law? >> guest: a couple things. the big one is that the health care reform law that was passed in 2010 did a lot of things to can't constrain the growth of medicare and ending the cost curve and one of the things it is lower the rate at which to get pay raises each year on the assumption the productivity is going to improve and what the report says is the productivity gains are unprecedented in health care who knows if the