see you soon. >> the rut guest president stands by julie herman.y are going to talk about this later on "morning joe." >> what's the governor going to say? let's go to the nba. memphis on the brink hosting the san antonio spurs who are giving boldman hope the best is yet to come. it was the tony parker show scoring 37 points. the spurs win their fifth western conference title sweeping the grizzlies. they now await either miami or indiana. game one isn't scheduled until june 6th. >> that's a week and a half. >> who knows what's going to happen in the miami and indiana. >> now it's downhill for miami. during saturday's outing in milwaukee, one sideline reporter plays it cool after losing her grip. >> they -- do i get kudos for that defensive play? >> are you wounded? >> i'm totally fine. >> it was a straight ball that knocks a microphone right out of her hand. she got right back up and finished it it up. >> not bad. that could have been the side of the head. >> that picture of that girl with the baseball right behind her head. i remember that. >> i s

i spoke to banker earlier and asked about her experience working with herman. >> julie herman oversaw the track & field office and so i had direct contact with her on several occasions. i went and complained to the head track coach about some language that was being used. and inappropriate behavior. and just some gender discrimination things. and so julie came in and took me under her wing. the head coach said she wanted to mentor me. so we went out to lunch and, you know, she had different conversations with me. she had expressed to me that she along the way had worked with many men and she learned to talk the talk and she learned to play the game. when things got worse in the office that i worked in, i continued to let her know what was going on. and when push came to shove, she ignored my complaints and i went to the human resources office of the actual university. and i made a complaint there. when she was questioning me during the investigation, she was really -- she was very harsh in the interview. she told me that if this was going to be a lawsuit that i should name her in the

the lawsuit claims herman was responsible for that decision.lly abused players on the volley ball team show coached in the 1990s. critic went governor chris christie to get involved. but on his monthly radio show, christie says he has complete confidence in the president of rutgers. >> let rutgers handle this. and past mistakes by rutgers led to this media, and i understand it. i'm not going to be super chairman at rutgers. not my job. >> talk show host and msnbc contributor michael smerconish is with us. is this not his job, or does he need to step in here pretty soon? >> well, he's got a few degrees of separation from it. he does appoint members at rutgers. he did not withhold judgment. when it was the basketball coach, mike rice, this time around he want to stay removed from it. what remains to be seen is whether rutgers will do anything about it. i think they have a real problem on their hands here and i think it's primarily a matter of integrity, craig. and here is how i guess there. have you this letter that you made reference to 16 years

so what i say let herman cain is that a lot of conservatives seee to like herman cain because it talks about race in a way thatao they touch of a race. a lot of conservatives are verye sensitive about being couldboutb accuse of being racist, but they have beliefs about how race works in society that other people find objectionable so, if you are going to go and say, well, racism doesn't hold back people back anymore, or if you say that black people have been brainwashed into voting for the democratic party. herman cain said those thing, so if you're a white conservative and believe those things you can say, well, there's a black conservative who thinks these things, too. he can't bay racist. how i can be racist? i don't like using the term racist because that's too extreme. i think prejudice, bias, words are a little softer, describe terms dealing with stereo types and bias as opposed to outright racism where you're a bigot, i think we reached a point in this conversation where we have to figure out how to talk about buyees or stereo type that don't ride to outright racism,. >> host: e

herman cruise ship terminal and northeast wharf plaza project at pier 27 to increase the not to exceed contract amount by $1,541,708 from $9,950,000 to $11,491,708 for the period of november 10, 2009, through december 31, 2014. >> okay, thank you very much. ms. forbes? >> good afternoon again. charter section 9.1 18 requires that the board of supervisors approve design service contracts in excess of at or in excess of $10 million. kaplan mclaughlin architects [speaker not understood] were selected through a competitive process for design services on the cruise ship terminal back in 2009, november of 2009. the contract has been amended five times through dpw as the project progressed. the final proposed -- the final and sixth amendment would increase the contract from 9.v 95 million to 11.[speaker not understood] million triggering board of supervisors approval. this is included in the proposed cruise terminal budget. the budget analyst has looked at the contract and the reason for the changes ~ and finds them to be reasonable. and the additional contract will be used for phase 2 -- the

. >> herman cain is a breath of fresh air. [laughter] >> i am not going to reassess him as he reassesses his campaign. >> herman cain is fabulous. >> newt gingrich -- i am going to get serious on you. newt gingrich is an error lobbyist -- uber lobbyist. barney frank talk about michele bachmann. he also called out newt gingrich and said he held him responsible for the demonization of opponents that has contributed to the atmosphere we live in today. i do think he came into the house. he slashed all of the caucasus and civility. we are seeing this. this is a man who a few days ago talked about education reform in the context of firing the janitors in schools and putting the kids to work. a lot of the media called that unconventional. [laughter] let's repeal child labor laws that we fought hard for in this country. bring in dickens to chronicle it. i do think there is the cruelty amidst the reality show debates we have been subjected to. who is running this, entertainment or news? there is a cruelty when people cheer that someone

herman cruise terminal at pier 27 and is putting in place financing necessary to complete phase 2 of the project. first, the port looked to all other available sources before proposing new revenue, port revenue bonds and the port is also requesting a reallocation of existing taxable debt to taxable projects in the northern waterfront which i will describe. items 5 and 6 allow us to authorize newport revenue bonds and allow us to on an interim basis utilize the city's commercial paper program. and item 6 is an appropriation ordinance of 34.7 million of which 25.3 is new rev nigh bond funds is 9.4 is reallocation. these sources are intended for two purposes. face 2 of the cruise terminal and northern waterfront historic pier projects. the reason for bringing these items now is in advance of having the pos and sale documents is to keep the cruise terminal schedule so we can award big contracts. so, that is the purpose. we'll be back in the fall with the request for sale. just a bit about the facility. as you know, it was completed. phase 1 was completed february 28 of this year. the eve

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herman should quit. christie should say something. and the president has got to go i mean the idea that this president, who was a disaster with mike rice, didn't even see the video until the whole thing exploded. now he hires herman without understanding that she's got a past with her own verbal abuse. i mean gee whiz. the state university? what's going on? it's a state university. she's got to get out. what a job by wolf mitt wolf, the a.d. at rutgers. she's got to go. have a press statement saying i'm going to leave because i did the same thing when i was a coach. she should have been clean when she was interviewed for the job. the whole thing is is a mess. >> the well clearly it is a mess. now just to put it in context. the incident with her former assistant coach and whether or not she said demeaning things, things that might be actionable about her getting pregnant, that was a lawsuit that rutgers says they did look into. there was a $150,000 payment. but they claim that they didn't know anything about what happened in tennessee.

in this wedding video from 1994 on the star ledger website herman joked the assistant coach joked sheer a key piece of evidence at trial. >> they need a better background check because they don't have the best image. >> it would be nice to have a clean slate. >> herman says she fired the assistant coach for poor performance and had no recollection of the letter. we spoke to ann portis who knew her and worked under her at the university of louisville. >> it contradicts the person all of us at university of raul know. her management style, the way she handle people, is just one full of care and concern. >> we reached out to multiple officials at rutgers university but haven't heard back. governor chris christie's office tells us the governor will be contacting university officials to get more details. >> gregg: honoring america's fallen heroes. we'll have a live look at the nation's capital where the annual memorial day parade is about to get under way. >>> new concerns out of iran after a top military leader warns his country's massive number of longing range missss w missiles capable

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. >>> rutgers athletic director is under fire, julie herman is her name.cing abuse allegations relating to her former job at the head coach of the tennessee women's volleyball team 16 years ago. herman was hired in may to replace tim pernetti who resigned after video surfaced of the former head coach physically and verbally abusing players during practice. several new jersey officials including two state senators have already called for her firing in the wake of this report. >>> notre dame quarterback has been suspended by the university for poor academic judgment. golson started 11 games for the fighting irish last season. senior tomny reese is expected to run the offense for the irish in 2013. >>> in nascar, ten fans were injured and several cars were damaged during the coca-cola 600 when a rope cable from a television sky cam fell over the track and the grandstands. >>> robby rogers became the first openly gay male athlete to take the field in major u.s. sport when he took the soccer field for the l.a. galaxy last night. this accomplishment comes less t

rutgers hired jowlly herman as the new athletic director. she was brought in after rice was fired. now, herman is facing serious accusations she abused players while coaching volleyball 16 years ago at university of tennessee. >> so r like saying we're stupid not letting us shower or eat. it was no longer worth a scholarship or playing volleyball. we didn't care what happened. we could no longer play under those circumstances. >> the new jersey governor will talk to rutgers about allegations. herman denies them saying she's not considering resigning and did acknowledge she was an intense coach and may have made mistakes but believes she is qualified for the job. >> wow. >> as forecasted gloom arrives in time for the holiday. >> yes. sorry to see the gloom. >> right. >> this, here it's been a dreary looking memorial day. scattered areas of light moisture. looking south ward now spring moving in. the patch of spring yelz moving out over the bay. at the moment no rainfall is occurring. it does look dreary in this live view from downtown looking east towards san francisco. this is a lo

on the phone with reporters on the memorial day holiday, julie herman testifi herman defended herselfintense coach, but denying she ever abused players. herman was hired as rutgers' athletic director, following the revelation of this tape. [ bleep ] the former men's basketball coach, mike rice, allegedly abusing players. he was fired. herman vowed -- >> we will no longer have any practice, anywhere, any time, that anybody couldn't walk into and be pleased about what's going on in that environment. >> reporter: but a letter from 1997 signed by all 15 players on herman's university of tennessee volleyball team says "the mental cruelty that we as a team have suffered is unbearable." and claims herman refers to her players as whores, alcoholics and learning disabled. >> the players expressed a fear that somehow, after all these years, that she could somehow reach back into their lives and harm them in some way. >> reporter: wolf says herman told him she stopped coaching and moved into administration around the same time the letter was written. but insists, she never knew about the letter,

she was brought in over the scandal after basketball coach mike rice abusing players, but herman's former players also accused her of abuse which she says she cannot remember. >>> in baseball, players on all teams wore camouflage caps and jerseys with camo numbers and letters as a memorial day tribute to members of the american military. >>> the central oklahoma broncos won the ncaa division ii softball national championship. they honored the tornado victims in nearby moore, oklahoma, by wearing blue ribbons in their hair, and it read "pray for ok." >>> at the coca-cola 600, ricky stenhouse jr. bumped danica patrick, causing her to crash. the kicker is that patrick and stenhouse are dating. but patrick's team owner, tony stewart, says he is fed up with stenhouse for blocking other drivers. >>> an nfl quarterback robert griffin iii has sent handwritten thank-you notes to many fans who showered him with gifts before his upcoming wedding. >>> "early today sports" is brought to you by just for men mustache & beard. keep your edge. >>> just ahead, president obama is about to do something that

, i've never met julie herman, i've never spoken to her. i wasn't involved in the recruiting, vetting or anything else, as i should not be. i'm the governor of new jersey, i'm not the recruiting for rutgers university. and so my point on all this is let rutgers handle this. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions such as tongue or throat swelling occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant ta

. >> bill: next on the rundown herman cain will get the same problem. what's america's >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, we continue our leeld story. what's the biggest problem facing america today. joining us from atlanta brand new fox news analyst herman cain, and you say? >> hello, bill. i say the biggest problemt this country has is a deficiency of leadership. we do not have a leader in the white house. wer have a politician in then whitein house who is continuing his popularityop campaign, even though he has already been reelected. this deficiency of leadership is why the debteb is out of control. why this economy is shrinking instead of growing, why the of unemployment rate is notlo going down. and a host of other problems stem from a deficiency of leadership president obama iscy not a leader, sea politician who is more interesting in his popularity than gaining results. >> bill: why is he popular>> though, mr. cain? the guyar has really not solved any problems that's what it comes down t to. >> 51% of the voters were e mislead enough to vot

. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmatesnd wants to discuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> to complete my ged and finish school and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i realize. >> she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took after her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. and i'm happy you have your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a drug treatment program when she took a methadone pill and failed a drug test. >> i threw it all

herman cruise terminal operations. >> good afternoon, deputy director of finance. today i am joined by nate cruise, one of our financial analysts, and peter daley of the maritime division and john daul. the three of them make up the team for pier 27 cruise ship terminal. so as the commission is aware, the first phase of construction of the james r. herman project is complete. and the authority is using the facility for the village. and phase 2 includes a build-out of security offices and other maritime improvements. the building is 90,000 square feet. it has an upstairs space and downstairs space over two floors it has ground transportation area of 400 parking places. and will have 2.5 acre public park, thanks to the san francisco voters and security gate and public access tip. the reason i am here today is to present the commission an understanding of the factors that will drive revenues up and down. this is in preparation of the port commission management agreement in the summer. commissioner murphy, for your information the port staff has issued a proposal for j

herman cain, not liking it one bit.says this is every bit as big a deal as what is going on with the benghazi situation in a domestic sense. first, to retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters, a fax news strategic analyst. he has a great book, and speaking of which, hell or worse for the administration right now, colonel, given these latest abc news reports that it did indeed change talking points a dozen times so everybody could be speaking from the same script, susan rice included, that these benghazi attacks were not an act of terror, and the cia originally claimed that was scrubbed clean. >> it's encouraging to see the main stream media finally get set up -- get up with the obama administration's lies. this is patently a fundamentally corrupt administration. as far as benghazi goes, how many smoking guns does it take? we have an arsenal of smoking guns and the poor congressman trying to defend the administration, tap dances, et cetera. >> neil: he pointed out, if true, obviously it would be troubling. but he said if

herman cruise terminal operations. >> good afternoon, deputy director of finance. today i am joined by nate cruise, one of our financial analysts, and peter daley of the maritime division and john daul. the three of them make up the team for pier 27 cruise ship terminal. so as the commission is aware, the first phase of construction of the james r. herman project is complete. and the authority is using the facility for the village. and phase 2 includes a build-out of security offices and other maritime

. >> so this event takes place june 22, 2013 in jutin herman plause plaza. and we'll have those programs competing as well an open tournament for others to compete in. you know everyone thinks that the homeless person is the person begging for money and you see people in uniforms helping each other out and they are sweating and runing and really challenging people's stereotypes of who the homeless are and what they are capable had? >> thank you, rob, from a park's perspective, so much of the conversation that we have about homelessness is really focused on the regulatory and kind of the negative and enforcement and when rob presented this opportunity to us, we really seized tt we have a motto here that everybody deserves a chance to get out and play and here is an opportunity to do something positive for truly our most vulnerable community in san francisco and to promote health and competition and it follows along the lines of rec and park commitment to have positive change through sports. you see that in our programs and we're really proud to host that and

in an interview with our sister network, espn, herman said the allegations are absolutely not true.onight rutgers is standing by her as athletic director. >> i know you'll stay on this, gio, thank you. >>> we move on to moments across the country, marking this memorial day as we remember the true meaning of this day. with his hand to his heart, president obama paying tribute to the men and women who have served and have been lost. across this country today, we remember, a widow next to her husband's grave in georgia, paying tribute. this man remembering a loved one at arlington national cemetery. where soldiers were planting flags on too many graves to count. >> and we are tasked, every single one of us, to honor the strength and the resolve and the love these brave americans felt for each other and for our country. >> in boston, the image that gets us every year, the flags on boston common, one flag from every man and woman from massachusetts lost since the civil war. >> the children, this boy in wisconsin, peering through star-shaped glasses, holding the american flag. so many you

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. >> sir, one thing i want to point out to everybody, herman is set to officially take over the rutgerswant to ask you, as the state senator is pointing out, he wants to see barchie go and he never wants to see herman take over the post in june. do you think that's what rutgers has to re-evaluate now. especially according to the state senator they had a firm, pulled together all the best names that could take over the role, her name was not on the list, makes you wonder how she was elevated to the top. >> look, robert barchie has put his hip chips on the table for julie herman. will she go if robert bampie goes as well? it won't be one or the other, both are going to stay or both are going 0 go. this is an issue that's not going away. >> i want to say thanks to both of you for joining me. we're back with more after this. ♪ even superheroes need superheroes, and some superheroes need complete and balanced meals with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. >>> thanks for your time. i'll see you back tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. "now" comes up next with

nearby, in housing unit 6f, sergeant sarah herman has just learned that the agitated inmate is headed her way. >> i'm getting a new arrival from the booking area. my sergeant just called me and told me that this gentleman is not happy. taking one, two, three, four, five, six. >> once he is out of their custody we bring it down emotionally so he doesn't cause any disruption in my area. >> thank you, we appreciate it. >> we'll talk when we get you secured in a cell. >> here it is. >> bring your hands forward. >> thanks, sarge. >> the inmate is brian singletary serving a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including assault on a law enforcement officer, carrying a concealed firearm and intepossen with intent to sell. >> what is your complaint? >> i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. you know what i mean. i don't know what has been taken and not been taken. >> we have no interest in taking your legal stuff. you understand? >> it is taking me out of my -- out of your element. you're here

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they are not paying attention to what bill o'reilly or herman cain is saying.orve got some porn or whatever they have>> got. it's going to get worse in ih this country with thedu combination of poor t education and the machines. or am i crazy? >> you are not crazy. bill, i agree with you. but here is why i am cautiously optimistic. some people are waking upme to the fact it's unfortunate that sometimes suffering is the bestwe a teacher we are going to have four years of economic suffering and suffering in a lot of other ways and then maybe more people will wake up that could do it if the economy. >> suffering sometimes is the best. teacher. >> and senator brown referredea to that because paychecks are gettingha smaller with the paychecks kickingo in. obama care hasn't kicked ineo yet. >> big shift for a lot of people. the suffering we are going to wur endure, people saw it with that first paycheck in 2013 when everybody's taxes went up, even though president obama kepten saying that it was k only going toas group on those evil richn people. my point is simplyho

or when you buy not so pricey stuff, but herman cain said there is a birch more coming soon -- theres a bunch more coming soon, they are enough to make you sick. welcome back we don't know the half of it do we. >> we do not here is a t word to go with your terror discussion, train wreck, there are two, train wreck and sneak of taxes. the significant of that is that most people are not going to react until it hits them. you talked about medical device tax, that is one. medical device companies have been on alert about that one, how about the one that will hit all of the businesses that provide health insurance for their employees one called the cadillac tax. if you provide more than $8200 worth of healthcare coverage for an individual, you have to pay a tax a surtax on that because you were sogen o generous or employr noncompliance tax ta their is going to create a type of speak -- sneaker tax train wreck. they will feel impact like the beginning of this year, people did not react to increase of payroll tax until they looked at that paycheck. neil: it gets back to my. longer term that

. >> so the wall street journal steve moore, and herman cain whether out of the loop means out to luncht of doubts. david axlerod's comment was a simple copout. look, ceos are supposed to work on the right problem -- this president isn't working on the right problem -- he keeps extracting it from the economy some national security. he would have known these crieses -- crises were brewing if he asked the right questions. suppose he was asking the questions and he didn't know? his staff let him down. don't buy and it the american people don't buy it. the biggest problem that all of this has created is a severe lack of trust. that creates a barrier in the mines of the american people and the president and his administration and his spokesperson aren't doing anything, anything, to mitigate it other than continue to tell either more mistrues, more lies, and then more distractions. >> we can flip it around and say, let's say the president didn't know about any of this, and he has gone from been very hands on to hands off, almost alouvre, and his critics say encourage an environment where this

what our city is built on and the honor that we have with all of our labor partners who also jimmy herman and the cruise ship terminal that they are honoring and built it through years of generations of struggle but also great celebrations that we have. years of history. let's learn it all and continue to appreciating, but let's look forward years, because we are building the infrastructure to do that. we are laying the foundation to do that. we are creating partnerships among the agencies, but also public, private partnership to create it, because i will tell you that someone who is going to invest, $250,000 to $200 million on the piers it is an incredible to the faith that they have in the city and it is about investing confidence and why we exist in such a great wonderful city and so thank you monique and the port commission and to all of your wonderful partners and staff for working so hard with the entities like pier 39 and others who will continue to invest in the confidence here and along the water front and thank you to the labor and all of your partners thank you to all of the ot

herman has promised she will bring a new era to rutgers. >> it is a new day.ng people with respect and dignity and build trust. >> reporter: but at that news conference, hermann was asked about a jury award of $150,000 to former assistant coach ginger hinline in 1997. she claimed she was fired because she was pregnant. in 1994, hermann was a bridesmaid at her wedding and in the video, the coach said this about her becoming pregnant. hermann responded -- >> there is a video -- did you say there is a video. there is no video, trust me. >> reporter: hermann is even seen here catching the bouquet. the university says its attorneys had investigated that case before hermann was appointed. but as it prepares for the big ten, rutgers has another big headache. >> hermann was a top athletic administrator at the university of louisville for 15 years before accepting the ad's job at rutgers. she told the news jersey star ledger this morning she has no plans to quit. she also told the star ledger he never called players whores and is unsure why her turmoil with the team in

now herman facing her own allegations of abuse. >> what?> the newark "star ledger" is reporting a group of female volleyball players at the university of tennessee are alleging she verbally abused them when she was the coach of the team in 1996. >> she couldn't have said anything half as bad. like this guy they got rid of called the players nit wits and losers. >> in a letter written by the 15 members of that tennessee volleyball team from 1996 -- >> okay. -- >> they claim she called they will, quote, forgive the language here, whores, alcoholics and learning disabled. those are quotes from the letters of the players. >> did she call them separately? or is that one sentence? if it's one sentence, the grammar is really bad. >> not focused on the grammar here, john. other allegations, including yanking players by their jerseys, forcing them to wear workout clothes inside-out to a restaurant after a loss. asking a player if she was going to lose the game for the team and lightly hitting her in the stomach with the back of her hand. a discrimin

herman cain at one point was a front runner for the republican nomination for president. this despite the fact that he had never really been elected to an office before with. this despite the fact that he had a book out, and it sort of seemed like maybe he was turning his candidacy into a book tour. i know how important it is to sell books, but, man. and this despite the fact that he had a habit of saying some really stupid stuff in public, right? [laughter] ask and this is all before the sexual harassment scandal that eventually ended his candidacy. so given that, why might some conservatives like herman cain, why was he at the top of the leaderboard for a while when there were, like, six or seven or eight people running for president on the republican sidesome -- side? we've got somebody right here. >> because it makes them look like they're not, don't have problems with someone like president obama because they're not racist. >> right. the tea party and some extreme conservatives were being accused of being racist. so what could be less racist than wanting to elect a b

. >> john: we talk about julie herman. many of her former players said she's very abusive and many unkind things written about her. why the reluctance to get rid of her? is it because of money they spend money in background checks and never noticed this? >> it's not the macis part, but it's on the hiring of julie herman and the credibility of chris christie now lice with bargey, and how they protect themselves and how bureaucracies protect themselves no matter how corrupt they become. look the thing about julie had did he things that were regrettable, particularly as a coach, and assistant coach as well. it would be easy for her to say 17 years ago i did these things. i've grown a lot since then. my record speaks for itself. thank you very much. but she didn't do that. she went full bill clinton on us. she said well, i don't remember this conversation, and then 12 people say no, did you. she said i just don't remember it. and i wasn't caught on camera telling an assistant coach if you got pregnant you'll lose your job. the

fred androbby, tom, herman or whoever. all these, after years, does that matter to you so much? when we were rehearsing without anybody around, even the last album, and jim was drinking, but not recording. when we were together, we said, let's share everything. we are not even going to say, i wrote lyrics. 200% was contributed to each guy -- by each guy when that was happening. it was so precious. i do not inc., in the course of history, that arrangement has been made. we really cared about those songs. tavis: what was it about morrison the person? i am trying to get into his personality type. what was it about him that allowed him to say, we have got to put all music i the doors. doors?he i can think of a bunch of folks, if they write the song, they want the songwriting credits. i love lionel richie, but it is pretty clear who wrote most of that commodore stuff. if you do not ask me, ask lionel. what was it about morrison that made him so active medical -- >>menical in his approach? vulnerability, insecurity. he had never sung before this band. he said he heard concerts in his

. >> we sat down with singer grace and she told us about herman to drug then president nixon and hear more about that that is tonight at 11:00. we will see you then. >> legendary. yes. fabulous story. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> stahl: over the last ten years, the ability of computers to identify faces has gotten 100 times better, a million times faster and exponentially cheaper. >> to use face recognition, use the color-coded button on your remote. >> stahl: facial recognition is already in some of our home appliances, like tv. >> hi, tv! >> stahl: and big business is free to do this kind of surveillance while government has all kinds of restrictions. >> what's unique about face recognition is the fact that you can do it surreptitiously from a distance and continually. >> stahl: it can happen and we don'ev

quien estÁ distanciado desde abril y cuando terminaba la presentaciÓn compartiÓ el escenario a su hermann demandar a la policÍa de nueva york, un agente la acosÓ por lanzar desde una ventana una pipa para fumar marihuana. >> mantiene que inocente y fue liberada tras una audiencia judicial que llegÓ con una peluca rubia, la artista estÁ furiosa porque fue enviada a un centro siquiÁtrico para una evaluaciÓn, el fin de semana la emprendiÓ por twitter contra rihana a la que insultÓ. >> y hablando de rihana podrÍa regresar a prisiÓn su ex novio el cantante chris brown, Él supuestamente es investigado por chocar un vehÍculo y negarse a proporcionar su licencia de conducir esto podrÍa ser suficiente para que un juez le revoque su libertad condicional por haberle pegado a su ex novia y si es devuelto podrÍa pasar hasta 4 aÑos tras las rejas. >> estÁ de luto angelina jolie una tÍa de la actriz falleciÓ ayer de cÁncer de seno en un hospital cerca de san diego, su muerte ocurre dos semanas despuÉs de que la artista anunciara que se sometiÓ a una doble mastectomÍa porque es portadora de un gen que l

from philadelphia, please welcome kathy herman.ey, nice to see you, kathy. >> hey, good to see you again, meredith. >> all right, how do you break your butt? >> well, if you're me, you can do it any number of ways... >> what did you do? >> but i did it skiing, and i fell, and i could hear the crack, and... >> so your tailbone. >> mm-hmm. >> wow. who do you go to for something like that? the butt doctor or-- >> i go to no one. i-- >> you didn't go to anybody? me?

. >> yo vengo en la voz de todas mis hermans translatinas para decirles que necesitamos recursos. >> she's here to speak on behalf of her trans latina sisters who need resources. >> estamos hambrinetas de conocer >> we are human beings. we want to grow; we need to grow and we are not just here to be forgotten. i am paraphrasing a little bit. they re here to come out and let the world know that they are here >> (spanish) >> they don't have english. they're coming to workshops to learn and develop themselves and to learn to advocate for themselves against those who discriminate against them and the police. just because they don't speaking with that does not mean they will not fight for their rights. >> muchisimas gracias. >> the summary is they need services and they are here. >> (spanish) >> her name is andrea, she is a member of ella, the translatina community has always been discriminated against; they are members of this community and they should not be forgotten. their needs are important. their needs and services must be secured and preserve , so they have a place in our communit