brandi carlile once again!ht! hope to see you tomorrow! bye-bye! thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: hey, i'm carson daly, this is "last call." and in case you've missed it, we have been in texas all week long bringing you the very best from south by southwest. tonight, we're back at tequila mockingbird picking up right where we left off. we've got musical tv debuts from big black delta and grape st. a spotlight on grammy-winning artist, sirah. and a first look at the 2014 ford fiesta. but, we're gonna start things off with an artist who is widely considered one of the biggest and boldest new voices in rap. we featured her in our "last call" showcase earlier in the week. and tonight, she's back as my sit-down guest. ladies and gentlemen, here's a name you need to know. angel haze. ♪ >> i was grounded for one summer and i wrote the dictionary out twice. >> carson: is that true? >> yeah, i was still very bored that summer,

both alissa and brandy live with melissa now.m a kind of family life they didn't know with their biological mom. >> it is a family, and that's what i need. >> one more thing to do. last march, having pleaded guilty to murder, james prepared to be sentenced. >> is there redemption for a person like you? >> i don't know. i don't expect anybody that i've harmed or hurt to forgive me for what i've done. >> you're talking to them, right? >> basically talking to melissa. i'm sorry. >> in exchange for his guilty plea, the da agreed to recommend that he be eligible for parole some day, in at least 24 years. finally, it's up to the judge. defense attorney made the argument. and then melissa took the stand. >> emotionally, the damage you have caused me is almost unbearable. for alissa, you crumbled her foundation. and everything she knew to be right and true. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also want you to know i have found it in my heart to forgive you. >> and then james got his sentence. >> the murder charge you're sentenced

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modern spin on the scavenger hunt and brandi hitt has that story. a rush for justin timberlake fans. he hid five signed copies of his album across the u.s. and unleashed a twitter strength si revealing clues on where to find them. ♪ i can't >> reporter: the tweets made lucky fans' dreams come true. >> i'm so happy. >> kind of shocking we really won. ♪ let me show you a few things >> reporter: these fans didn't walk, they ran when the grammy winning superstar tweeted he was hiding signed copies of his new album "the 20/20 experience" in various places around the u.s. the clues came in the form of instagram photos with the first taken in new york city's central park. skylar green wasted no time. >> i just started running from my house which is a few blocks away from central park but i saw the album and was very excited. ♪ i want to see your face light up ♪ >> reporter: the finders keepers frenzy kept up in los angeles, san francisco, memphis near timberlake's hometown and chicago. >> that's great. ♪ >> reporter: abby found one on a park bench. >> it's

brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >>> the secret service has its first female director. veteran agent julia pierson was chosen by president obama for the high-profile job. the selection is seen as a clear signal from the white house about reform in the male-dominated culture of the service. just last year the agency was embroiled in a prostitution scandal during preparations for the president's trip to colombia. u)3fy >>> it could be years before a new trial for amanda knox takes place in italy. one thing that's all but certain is that she probably won't be going there to face charges. she's responsible for the 2007 death of a former roommate. italy's highest court ruling yesterday that knox's acquittal should be overturned. they said she should be tried again. in a statement, knox called this ruling "painful." >>> and now for a bit of u.s. sports history that we have to report for you from late last night. the american men's soccer team was under siege for most of their world cup qualifying game against mexico. despite plenty of mexican scoring chances, the game ended s

abc's brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: the manhunt for tom clements' killer in colorado may have ended in this brutal crash and shootout near decatur, texas. >> it could be related to the prison murder in colorado. >> reporter: deputies pulled over this crumpled cadillac with colorado plates thursday and say the driver opened fire hitting a deputy in his bulletproof vest. after a high-speed chase, the suspect then crashed into an 18-wheeler and tried to flee when he was shot in another gun battle. >> he wasn't planning on being taken alive. >> reporter: the boxy two-door car closely matches the description of a vehicle seen tuesday night in this colorado neighborhood where clements was shot and killed in his doorway after someone rang the doorbell. >> it appears at this point in time that mr. clements obviously was the target. >> reporter: clements was the head of colorado's state prison system and oversaw thousands of inmates leading detectives to investigate revenge as a possible motive. >> we really can't rule anything out. >> reporter: colorado detectives are now traveling to texas

here's abc's brandi hitt. ♪ >> reporter: in a somber moment at the funeral for tom clements, the wifef colorado's prison chief described the moment he was killed. >> last tuesday night tom and i were watching tv, and our doorbell rang, and my life was forever changed. >> reporter: clements was gunned down answering the door, and detectives now say ballistic evidence ties the murder to suspect evan ebel, who was killed in a shootout with texas police two days later. >> the casings that were found at the scene in texas, as well as the casings that were found at this scene, match. >> reporter: ebel was a member of the white supremacist prison gang, the 211 crew, and abc news has learned that before clements was killed, he thought the gang was getting too strong and tried to break it up. investigators are now interviewing inmates to see if anyone ordered a hit. >> they devised all kinds of codes and might send out a letter that looks benign but may direct a hit or some other criminal activity. >> reporter: reverend leon kelly runs a reform group in colorado and says prison gangs are so po

you know, brandi, as you saw on tonight's show, was a woman who totally changed her life around. a few months ago, as you saw, she was spending $3,000 more a month than she was making. today she is saving $3,000 a month. she changed her life. and what really gave brandi the wake-up call that she needed was that even though she thought she didn't have enough money to pay her bills, she never knew for sure. so to come on "the suze orman show," we had her fill out all of this paperwork. and when she saw it in writing, how much she really spent on lotions, on this, on that, she was in shock. and it almost shocked her into taking action. it is important that every one of you watching, you just don't think you know about your money, you have to know you know about your money. you have to know how much money you have coming in. you have to know how much money you spend month in and month out. so to do so, i would like all of you -- you don't have to come on "the suze orman show," although it would be nice, but what i would like you to do is go to my web site, suzeorman.com, and right th

here's abc's brandi hitt. >> diana died living her dream.ever happier than the last two months. >> reporter: diana hanson was fearless, according to her father. the 24-year-old loved big cats and interning at fresno county's cat haven. wednesday afternoon, she somehow got into an enclosure with couscous, this 500-pound male lion. and he attacked. >> it just used to scare her mother and i to death to think of her in the cage. i never got used to that. she was fearless. i couldn't believe a 5'4" person could be so fearless around a 600-pound lion or tiger. >> reporter: another worker tried several times to distract couscous, but it didn't work. hanson was killed instantly. >> she died of a broken neck. which means the death was quick and she did not suffer. >> reporter: as couscous scratched at her body, he was shot and killed by deputies. >> she loved the lion. she was disappointed that they wouldn't let her into the cage because the rules were, only the owner could go into the cage. >> reporter: veteran zookeeper jack hanna says wild animals

es puro brandi lo que tomabas >> no, son uvas, lo que pasa es que están enbotelladas >> de que te riesa lleva media hora queriendo volar >> no que habías dejado este vicio y que un amigo te llevaba a alcoholicos anónimos >> si pero me llevaba como ejemplo para que no estuvieran como yo le di la pastilla al toro para que tuviera apetito sexual, y me acoso, a lo mejor es pariente de sergio andrade >> esas pastillas son buenas de que serán >> no se pero mi viejo dice que tiene sabor a menta >> a mi no me hace nada >> a usted no porque lo ve como de familia >> que dice >> no, no, no es que lo conoce de chico >> si vienen ya sabe cuanto cobrar >> ya vaya >> oye tu patrón >> el güey esta en el corral >> tráelo >> ya >> me urge hablar con él, es un asunto embarazoso >> ese güey no esta por el toro grande cobra dos mil pesos la monta, salga o no premiada la vaca >> se dice preñada >> ahora si quiere el toro chico por ese cobra 50 varos, pero si es a domicilio le cuesta mil la monta >> pero si no vengo por ningún toro >> ya me lo embarazo >> entonces tiene que hablar con mi patrón porque no se

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>> brandi, thank you very much.ches in south florida this morning, look at this. people flocking to the area to spring break, several beaches closed after dozens of sharks responded in shallow waters off of palm beach county. the sharks are heading back north after migrating south for the winter. experts hope the overcast conditions today send the sharks to sunnier, warmer waters. >>> the winter storm blamed for four deaths across the midwest is now moving up to the east coast this morning. many roads to the south are still treacherous. glazed over by a sheet of ice. cars slid into one another in the north carolina mountains. and a police officer lost his footing on a slick hillside. the snow is tapering off this morning, but the storm is triggering dangerous winds as it stretches from new jersey to new england. atlantic city and other coastal communities hit by hurricane sandy are bracing for another round of flooding. thousands of people in new jersey have already lost power. >> some of the coastal areas can expec

. >> brandy childress is with the agent in charge of this project. $8.5 million is being spend on newk, and light poles. since work start ed two years ago there have been several similar crashes with repair work costing thousands there was. >> a little disheartening when you see some of the damages that are done and car accidents are going to happen. but we are going to be able to fix these relatively easily. >> san jose police weren't able to tell me whether speed has been a factor in these recent crashes. >> drive the express way and you'll notice people tend to go fast. we're going 45 miles per hour and some cars are passing us you up. >> i hear carrying going real quick. >> neighbors tell me reckless driving is certainly for issue. she says seeing this dam san jose disappointing because this project has given pedestrian a save place to walk. >> our taxes go to that to make it look nice and we brag about it. >> the bta spokes woman said no additional tax mayer money will be used. in san jose, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california officials announced a new partnership wit

. >> jimmy: brandy. >> brandy, yeah. >> jimmy: you have kim kardashian in this movie. >> kim kardashianhy did you? [ laughter ] in the good -- in the best way. in the best way. >> let me tell you something. she's the sweetest girl, if you got -- get a chance to know her, man. >> jimmy: yeah, she's been on a couple times. >> she's a really sweet girl. and i just thought i wanted to do a younger, sexier, hot cast for this movie because i want young people to see it. it's about what happens when you make the wrong choices in life. and who else, who better to get to be a part of it -- [ cheers and applause ] what? what? what happened? ♪ okay. so, okay, that's not what i meant. that's not what i meant. okay. come on! ♪ no, what i meant was -- >> jimmy: interesting choice. interesting choice. >> no, what i meant was, who better to get than someone who has -- let me finish my thought -- [ laughter ] who has 17 million people following her every move, want to wear -- what to know what her shoes are, her clothes, her dress. >> jimmy: that's true. >> it's very responsible for her to take her bran

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the only thing i disagree with karen is my lawyers are super heroes and brandy is quite a fashion plate, but there is an any energy in pride and taking pride in the work and express that go pride is what's happening this year so it's very exciting to see everybody talking about civil rights litigate or heroes which i think they are. >> what is next in the film and what do you see for film and how do people learn more about it. >> the film will be on hbo in july in the summer series which is great because they do a lot of marketing. we are selecting the open night. which is a thousand seat audience. it is the premier selection. it's at the film festival as it went to sundance and they voted it and it's a film we would like to bring home. we are doing as many film festivals as we can. we won the audience award and jury award in miami and doing as many speaking and community talk back events. the film i hope will become a gathering point for people to use and say this is what's happening in our jurisdiction. this shows the experience of just a few lawyers. there are many people struggling

. >> this is the brandy bottle that jackie kennedy left in my guest house. >> reporter: his passion brought him a fortune and some suspicion. fenn's home was among dozens raided in 2009 by federal agents looking for illegally obtained artifacts. he has not been charged. having survived hundreds of combat missions in vietnam, he felt bulletproof right up until his diagnosis of terminal kidney cancer. >> reporter: so you started filling this chest. but what was the goal? >> i said if i've got to go, why don't i let somebody else have as much fun with this as i've had. >> reporter: he wanted to share the thrill of the chase so he hid the chest and wrote a memoir with a poem offering nine clues. >> beginning where warm waters halt. >> reporter: it's been almost three years since he says he stashed the gold and the jewels. thousands have trekked out to the mountains based on his clues. and that treasure remains as elusive as the day it was hidden. hundreds of e-mails about finding not the gold but maybe something as valuable. a son planning a trip with his dad writes, "the real treasure might ju

clear most people agree that what one needs is a jewish state within the forty eight forty nine brandy's palestinian state on the other side of the region with east jerusalem as its capital and some compromise arrangement in respect of the return of refugees i can understand that israel finds it difficult to accept the notion that all refugees and their descendants should be allowed to return to israel because that would flood the state of israel with palestinians i can see israel's point of view so some compromise arrangement will have to be made in respect of refugees but the other was that the lines are fairly clear one needs two states with east jerusalem as the capital of palestine what of the main problems with achieving the two state solution then is the determining factor in the middle east israel wishes to expand its territory and it does this by means of expansion of settlements does this by constructing an alleged security war within poster need to review which has resulted in the seizure of palestinian land and we are going to see. some form of legislative control exercised o

the company spokeswoman brandie chill can dress emphasized safety is the company's top priority saying, quote, we have taken this very seriously. no stone will be left unturned so we can understand everything that was involved in this incident, end quote. there's a second internal investigation going on. just the day before raul was hit there had been a separate accident in mountain view. the vta confirmed on monday an employee drove into a pole and had to be taken to the hospital but survived. >> this causes a lot of concern regarding the company and safety measures that they do take. >> reporter: raul's family says there's a bitter taste left in their mouths after they describe caseworkers approaching them the day after the accident in the hospital to get paperwork signed. >> i really felt it was kind of like the company or whoever trying to cover their butt, whatever happened. >> reporter: childress says it was just a formality to make sure raul got his benefits paperwork in order. in the meantime the family vowed to fate for answers to

abc's brandi hitt has more. >> good morning, rob, and diana. scientists say this is huge.ty" long to find concrete evidence that life could have been supported on mars and this little rover is not done searching. only 7 months after its celebrated landing on mars, the "curiosity" rover has now answered a key question. yes, mars could have hosted life. >> this was an ancient environment with the right elements and slightly salty liquid water. all of the prerequisites to support life. >> probably if this water was around and you had been on the planet you would have been able to drink it. >> reporter: nasa made the startling discovery thanks to chemical analysis of a powder "curiosity" recovered by drilling a hole into a rock. it struck pay dirt. finding half a dozen key elements. photos taken by the rover also show a lake bed, scientists say was filled with sediment derived by streams. >> the place that was, that was wet, for relatively long period of time enough for all these chemical reactions to occur. >> reporter: how valuable has the little rover been to nasa? >> this

that is brandy and her grandpa chris, having a lot of fun watching in oklahoma. >>> now it's your turn, take a picture and send it on to facebook, "entertainment tonight" or online via twitter and let us know why you should be hh gn next at 5. bay area teachers facing layoffs as thousands of pink slips get sent out. and new at 8.why it's not as bad as years past. also new at 8.an emotional vigil for the victim's of a horrific crash. friends and family gather in daly city to remember a mother and her 2 sons. next. now at eight: -- (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. stopping the bleeding is good. better than what's been happening in the past several years. it's the day teachers dread. mandatory layoff warnings going out across the state. but something is different this year. coming up, we will tell you what has changed. thousands of teachers across the bay area and the state are getting pink slips. but the silver lining tonight is the number of teachers receiving those notices is down dramatically. new tonight at 8-- kron 4's dan kerman explains t

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. >> reporter: brandy childress is with the valley transportation authority, the agency in charge ofect. $8.5million is being spent here on new sidewalks, fencing, and light poles. since work started two years ago, there have been several similar crashes along the express way with repair work costs thousands of dollars. >> a little disheartening when you see some of the damages that are done. car accidents are going to happen, but we are going to be able to fix these relatively easily. >> reporter: police weren't able to tell me whether speed has been a factor in any of these recent crashes. drive the expressway, and you will notice people tend to go fast. >> i hear the cars going real quick. >> reporter: neighbors tell me, reckless driving is certainly appear issue around here. saying seeing this damage is disappointing, because this project has given pedestrians a safe place to walk. >> our taxes go to that. make it look nice, and we brag about how pretty it looks. now we can walk down the sidewalk. >> reporter: the vta spokesperson told me today, no additional taxpayer money will

. >> reporter: brandy childress is with the valley transportation authority, the agency in charge ofect. $8.5million is being spent here on new sidewalks, fencing, and light poles. since work started two years ago, there have been several similar crashes along the express way with repair work costs thousands of dollars. >> a little disheartening when you see some of the damages that are done. car accidents are going to happen, but we are going to be able to fix these relatively easily. >> reporter: police weren't able to tell me whether speed has been a factor in any of these recent crashes. drive the expressway, and you will notice people tend to go fast. >> i hear the cars going real quick. >> reporter: neighbors tell me, reckless driving is certainly appear issue around here. saying seeing this damage is disappointing, because this project has given pedestrians a safe place to walk. >> our taxes go to that. make it look nice, and we brag about how pretty it looks. now we can walk down the sidewalk. >> reporter: the vta spokesperson told me today, no additional taxpayer money will

brandy hicks abc news, los angeles. >> and look out for alley raceman. athletes seem to do well. >> what about he kelly pickler? you're thinking maybe not? >> i'm thinking no. >> all right. up next parking in san francisco could be getting hard gler a popular neighborhood. >> if you're looking for parking in san francisco and many people are in a couple years polk street could be the last place you want to look. we'll explain coming up live. >> coming up at 5:00 new guidelines for how often women should get a mammogram. when is it okay to skip a year? how much leaders are willing to give up in order to bring a super bowl to 49ers new stadium. all of that is coming up at 5:00. days of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more i

. >> the lovely brandi. >> reporter: it seems the verdict wasn't right for a california judge who orderedscrimination claim of former "the price is right" model brandi cochran. ♪ >> reporter: last november the 41-year-old won $7.7 million in her lawsuit against "the price is right" productions and its producers arguing she was discriminated against after she became pregnant and wrongfully terminated following her maternity leave in 2010. >> i would not have lost my job if i hadn't gotten pregnant. >> reporter: well, the case is going back to court after defense attorneys argued the trial judge made instructional and prejudicial errors in his instructions to the jury by failing to say discrimination must be a substantial motivating factor for termination. overnight the show's producers who appealed the first verdict told abc news, "we are pleased that the judge vacated the improper verdict in the cochran trial. we look forward to fully vindicating our position in this case." but cochran's attorney says there was no mistake made. >> the evidence will prove to another jury that this discrimi

he created a "cocktail" called the earthquake-- equal parts absinthe and brandy.e avenue frochot, a private street on the lower slopes of montmartre. but the drinking continued and he lost control of his line and his life. a final design for a poster commissioned by jane avril emerged, but was never executed. in 1899 hifamily had him coitted to an asylum. produd a series of masterful depictions of circus scenes remembered from his youth to convince the doctors of his rehabilitation. the drawings persuaded his doctors that he was in charge of his life, but that illusion was short-lived. after a vacation he began to drink heavily, insulting and occasionally assaulting friends and strangers. he frequented old haunts and painted a blowsy courtesan plying her trade-- using looser brushwork than ever before. in 1901, at the age of 36, he died from a combination of syphilis, alcoholism, and congenital infirmities. his father wrote to his first teacher "the little one as you used to call him died last night. i saw him but he did not see me; his eyes were wide open but aft

abc's brandi hitt from los angeles. >> reporter: he was greeted with applause and a standing ovation.are i am regarded in a different light now than a year ago. >> reporter: in his first public appearance since the scandal that ended his career, a humble david petraeus offered this apology. >> i am also keenly aware the reason for my recent journey was my own doing. please allow me to begin my remarks by reiterating how deeply i regret and apologize for the circumstances that led to my resignation from the cia and caused such pain for my family, friends, and supporters. >> reporter: a highly decorated four-star general, petraeus fell from grace last november. after it was revealed he had an affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. the affair discovered by the fbi after they began investigating anonymous threatening e-mails that had been sent to petraeus family friend, jim kelly. e-mails eventually traced back to broadwell. >> i know that i can never fully assuage the pain that i inflicted on those closest to me and on a number of others. >> reporter: petraeus spoke as part of the

abc's brandi hitt has more. >> good morning, john, diana.entist treated a high population of patients known to have infectious diseases. the health alert affects 7,000 dental patients who may have been exposed to deadly infections. health officials in oklahoma started their investigation into dr. w. scott harrington's practice in tulsa when a patient with no known risk factors tested positive for both hiv and hepatitis c. >> when the health department investigators and we left we were physically kind of sick. >> reporter: dr. harrington has been practicing oral surgery for 36 years. investigators determined he did not clean his instruments properly. bleached some instruments which can cause them to be porous. and routinely reused needles and vials. >> the instruments that came out of the autoclave were horrible. i wouldn't let my nephews play with them out in the dirt. they had rust on them. >> reporter: calls to dr. harrington's office which was closed have not been returned. authorities now send letters out to each of 7,000 patients recomm

i'm brianna keilar in for brandy kay. thanks for starting your morning with us. first up, the cardinals who will choose the next spiritual leader of the roman catholic church are spreading out to celebrate masses. tuesday, they will all be in one place. the vatican. cnn's jonathan mann walks us through the top secret process to pick the new pope. >> it's the oldest enduring electoral system in the world. many of its traditions have been unchanged for centuries. the conclave, which literally means locked with a key, dates back to a time when cardinals were locked in until they chose a new pope. now, it's the world that's locked out figuratively speaking, as much of the conclave will take place behind closed doors. the gathering begins with a morning mass in st. peter's basilica. in the afternoon, the 115 voting cardinals, those under 80 years old, en certificate the sistine chapel where they will each take on oath of secrecy. the penalty, automatic ex-communication. after the oath, preparations are made for the election taken by secret ballot. lots are drawn for t

good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning.police department has decided to launch an investigation into any criminal wrongdoing. although detectives say nothing significant has turned up so far. and the retirement home is still backing up its employee's decision to not perform cpr. >> we're going to let this lady die? >> that's why we're calling 911. >> we can't wait! >> reporter: desperate to save an elderly woman's life, a 911 dispatcher is heard in this call demanding a nurse perform cpr on lorain bayless. seen in this facebook photo. the 87-year-old collapsed last week in a bakersfield retirement home and was barely breathing. >> no. this woman is not breathing enough, she's going to die if we don't get this started. do you understand? >> i understand. i am a nurse. but i cannot have our other senior citizens who don't know cpr -- >> i will instruct them -- >> we're in a dining room. >> okay. i don't understand why you're not willing to help this patient. >> reporter: it's against company policy to perform cpr. and in a st

good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, this could be a big break in the tom clements case alongar-old pizza delivery man was killed near denver this week. authorities tell abc news, a domino's pizza uniform was found in the back of that black cadillac involved in the shootout. the manhunt for tom clements' killer in colorado may have ended in the brutal crash and shootout near decatur, texas. >> could be related to the prison murder in colorado. >> reporter: deputies pulled over this crumpled cadillac with colorado plates thursday. and say the driver opened fire. hitting a deputy in his bulletproof vest. after a high-speed chase, the suspect then crashed into an 18-wheeler and tried to flee. when he was shot in another gun battle. >> he wasn't planning on being taken alive. >> reporter: the boxy two door car matches the description of a vehicle seen tuesday in this colorado neighborhood where clements was shot and killed in his door way after someone rang the doorbell. >> it appears at this point in time that mr. clements was, obviously, the target. >> reporter: clements was the

. >> he also raised very little money and very importantly, he raised very little money and brandy, whoe job and should have brought am rosa back, and she would have been fired. she didn't bring her back. so we had no choice. but brandy raised $132,000, whereas bret raised very little. >> gretchen: i thought maybe dennis rodman would be the one to go because i had to go to bed after they picked the teams and rodman was the last to be selected by trace adkins. and -- >> brian: he actually did work this time of the rodman did something. >> gretchen: but he was over in north korea, too. supposedly being a diplomat of sorts for the united states. it's unbelievable. then ends up on the sunday talk shows. i had to readjust my vision to see if i was seeing the right thing. let's listen to his advice to president obama about finding peace in north korea. >> two days, one thing he asked me, obama, something to say and do one thing. he want obama to do one thing, call him. he wants a call from president obama? >> that's right. he told me that. he said, if you can, dennis, i don't want to do war.

. >> reporter: crazy or not, brandi and michael said why not when they saw this dodge dart commercialg rental stree but for a car. >> reporter: a few clicks later the car went to the registry. your best friend will logon and maybe buy you a steering wheel and maybe a friend buy you the muffler and they put the parts together? >> you start with the basic car, you pick the color and the features like fog lights or steering wheel and it starts racking up your price. >> reporter: if racking up wedding wheels isn't your thing not to worry, you can dream big. these days it's a brave new world when it comes to wedding registries and brave as in just about anything's possible. >> now the flood gates are open, you can add absolutely anything from any store on the planet. >> reporter: ditch the dishes. good-bye glassware and say ciao to the china. bucking tradition is gaining traction and nancy lee of myregistry.com sees it all. >> we see robots, fish tanks and things that traditionally anybody would look at it and say whoa that's whacky for a bridal registry. >> the robot and the fish tank whi

this is a civil suit that involves brandy cochran who claimed that she was fired from the show aftershow's producers found out she was pregnant. last year a split jury awarded cochran $8.5 million in damages agreeing with the argument that she had been discriminated against, but the judge now says that according to the california state supreme court he should have told the jury to decide if pregnancy discrimination was a, quote, substantial factor in the show deciding to let cochran go. he apparently didn't do that the first time around. the model's lawyers, though, are pretty happy with this decision. they actually think it'll result in an even bigger payday, maybe double or triple the $8.5 million the first time. no comment from the company that produces the show. the new trial, jenna, could start later on this year. back to you. jenna: rick, thank you. jon: tsa administrator john pistole is heading to capitol hill today. he is set to testify before the house homeland security committee on his decision to allow some small knives back onto airplanes. pistole already says he is not b

abc's brandi hitt has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana.ce filed this brief just in time. the attorney general says not only does proposition 8 deny tens of thousands of americans equal rights here in california, but the issue affects our nation as a whole. the fight over gay marriage led president obama to make this historic pledge during his inauguration last month. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. >> reporter: now the president is putting his pen where his mouth is and has filed a friend of the court brief with the u.s. supreme court, urging the justices to overturn california's gay marriage ban, proposition 8. it's the administration's second brief filing, with the justices hearing two back-to-back gay marriage cases next month. >> this is really the latest civil rights issue. it is a question of whether or not american citizens are going to be treated with equal protection of the laws. >> reporter: briefs may not sway the high court, but the government's opini

phones.the brandi in wyoming, on our line for republicans. toler: hello, i will try keep it brief.question is going to be about security clearance for staffers.ation' i remember it being reported that when bill clinton took office in 1993, he had a whole slew, whole bunch of young people come in as staffers, hardly any of them had security clearance. after two terms of clinton, when bush won election, they say that those officers were trashed in a vindictive way when clinton left. which brings us up to bush. i would assume that since 9/11 happened on his watch that security clearance was really tight. maybe that is a wrong assumption. let's come up to today. can you tell me what kind of security clearance is in place for obama administration staffers? i cannot believe the paid attention to such a thing when they hire something -- hire somebody like van jones. decided?hat how was it respected by incoming presidents? : clearances or done by the fbi. they have been doing it all the way through. the question is, what standards are applied? during the clinton administration, they starte

my father when he put me on the plane had a bottle of brandy and yet he was crying. tears were pouring down his face and they gave a bottle of brandy and of course when i got there there was 6 feet of snow. it was an experience because we had a house that polemic provided and served in the window and they said you can't do that and we got to the holding froze up. we had a wonderful very, very different. people were exchanging to unofficial cap rules but i was doing my best. the friend of mine now in california we were laughing about that but the machine [inaudible] the first night there they took me to the tegla -- pigly wigly to buy food. there was nothing in the shop, you couldn't buy anything. i'd gone into the pigly wigly and i was completely overcome. i couldn't cope with all of the packaged food. i had never seen chicken packed up like that. chickens are running around in england. [laughter] i had no idea what to buy. she told me to get carrots and a great them and i didn't have time to grate carrots. >> i turned to him and i said there is nothing i would rathe