on with stephanie >> stephanie: oh, i am so sorry.: for his two week rehab. >> and his legal bills fighting all of these sexual harassment suits. >> i'll give him some free rehab. >> stephanie: she said with a cartoon fist. we can give him some fun facts on what chicks dig and do not dig. [♪ fun-facts music ] >> stephanie: first of all filner head lock? >> no. >> stephanie: what was the other thing you said, chris? >> he licked the side of a woman's cheek. >> that's disgusting. >> stephanie: hot. >> and he caressed the side of a woman's cheek, and said, do you have a man to keep you company? >> ahhhhh. >> oooooooooh. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i'm -- as you know dog owner, max and fred, i was thinking some sort of -- like a shock collar of some sort. >> awe! [ electrical buzzing ] >> stephanie: we need one for you, because melissa kissed him hello, and he is like that is my shade of lipstick. >> ow! >> the wax vac guy. >> favorite commercial ever in the history of ever. >> stephanie: just the sound effects, guess who is coming in meliss

>> stephanie: no it's hidden. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: and rachel -- the friend -- >> jontel. >> stephaniee never expressed aggression. he said in my area weed didn't make him go crazy. it just made him hungry. but, again how is that relevant. and she said it was racial, let's be honest. if trayvon was white and had a hoodie on would it have happened? and then she reacted to people making fun of her on the way she speaks or whatever. eric holder yesterday. >> the justice department shares your concern. i share your concern. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephanie: all right. and the president's carney yesterday. on the president. >> he will not comment on a department of justice investigation, or on a decision that the department of justice will make on how to proceed, if to proceed. >> in case you didn't notice he is black so he is not allowed to have an opinion. good morning you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: morning folks. when they were trying to get their country back when obama was first running, they was trying to get back to legislation -- think about this. we need civ

> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show.". >> yeah. >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere, because everything you read on dirty.com now from weiner you are like that is nasty. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and now the latest is there is more. but he's not really sure. six, ten something -- >> stephanie: it depends on your polling -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: by the way so there's one conflicting poll that shows that weiner might not be cooked. >> okay. >> stephanie: quinnipiac shows him still leading for the race for mayor in new york but the "wall street journal" is the one that most people are talk about, he lost 14 in that one. >> yeah. >> stephanie: among registered democrats, 25% support quinn. a 14% swing in quinn's favor. so the weiner -- it feels cooked to me, a skosh bit. >> little roasted. >> hopefully not split and roasted. >> stephanie: ewe. doug in nebraska. with what he is doing it might be. hello, doug. >> caller: hey, stephanie, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good. >> caller: does this

hi, earl. >> hi, stephanie how are you. >> stephanie: good. say is about paula dean. i think people have it a little wrong. it's not what she said, it's how he acted afterwards. no operation was a sniveling crying apology. it makes them look weak. when people started dumping her it was right after that. >> stephanie: it makes you wonder is she crying for herself and her business. then i think didn't on the "today" show she said the word once in her life? that's not believable, particularly in the deposition she admitted to more. >> no, she said only ones. she was accused of saying it more, but she only said once. >> stephanie: does anybody believe she said it only once in her whole life. >> well, being from that part of the country this is another mistake she made. if she had not come up and apologized for her heritage. what she learned as a child was wrong, but to apologize for your heritage, it's the tradition down there. >> stephanie: to use the n-word. >> it was at one point. >> stephanie: let's talk about that. 29 minutes after the hour.

stephanie.t we have an all white jury and one white hispanic. if i was george zimmerman, this is the perfect situation for him. you understand? >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: he has killed a black person. if i was white and he killed a black person i would want an all-white jury. >> stephanie: yeah. he is an unlikely hero. people that want to make him some sort of second amendment hero, wouldn't you pick someone better? how is this defending yourself? >> it's not. >> caller: yeah. >> stephanie: even second amendment people you would think would want to pick a better hero. >> caller: but the point is this what i'm trying to get to is he has an ideal situation. this is like the old times when crimes would be committed against a black person and they would get an all-white jury. it wouldn't make no difference what the evidence was. >> stephanie: yeah, and we saw it the other way with the oj trial. >> caller: look at rodney king. he had an all-while jury. >> stephanie: yeah, and i would like to thin

absolutely, stephanie. >> stephanie: thank you. >> you're absolutely right. >> stephanie: and beautifulre wrong. >> leave me alone! you're lucky i even produce for you bastards. >> stephanie: oh, hush, hot dog head. check out that package of hot dogs in the back of your neck. >> i'm actually wearing a collar today. >> kim jong-un. >> stephanie: advice for you when you were at the gym. you don't have to lift the whole machine. >> now you tell me. >> stephanie: just a few weights at a time. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ] >> just in general. >> stephanie: oh, boy. >> defending the nsa. attacking bradley manning. >> stephanie: oh! >> when did i attack bradley manning? >> stephanie: now i'm on your side. see how quickly i turn? [ buzzer ] >> the sentence yesterday was absolutely appropriate. >> stephanie: yeah. >> i'm just watching cenk talking about why bradley manning should go free because he -- >> stephanie: you can't let someone go free that releases that volume of material. >> he would have broken the law by not reporting what he saw because you're required to report -- and did he knowing th

>> stephanie: it is the "the stephanie miller show."ere. >> lee papa, the rude pundit. ♪ pundit ♪ ooh, papa, papa, who >> stephanie: hello rudeness and new yorker extraordinaire. >> good morning, yeah, i'm sitting here on the streets of the south street seaport. i feel like i just woke up on this stoop i'm sitting on. >> oh, no. >> stephanie: i'll bet it is pungent. >> oh, it is. it is actually funny i'm here considering what rand paul said yesterday. did you hear this? he talked about people -- he was going back to chris christie for his attack on paul's foreign policy and then paul says the people that are bankrupting this country are people like the ones that are saying gimme, gimme, gimme my sandy money. and the south street seaport still hasn't recovered from sandy. and you know, major tourist area that's been closed ever since sandy. so, you know, basically, screw rand paul. >> stephanie: exactly. the more interesting thing as i was saying, this is a real -- everybody's starting to talk about this. that's the real split now in the

>> stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show," welcome to it. 1-800-steph-12 34t's monday, everybody. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: good morning papa papa. >> good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> stephanie: yuck. >> caller: i'm trying to be chipper for you. >> stephanie: i know. were you surprised, i have to say, the official cynic of the stephanie miller jim ward called it. >> i knew it. >> caller: he had to walk. there was no way to convict him. >> stephanie: i had lawyer friend who really thought manslaughter. >> caller: the problem is there were no witnesses. you know, the only evidence as you said before was really what george zimmerman said and what he did. >> stephanie: that's what we're saying exactly that line i read about. this law if allows you to kill your own witness you're the vigilante, kill your only witness and get away with. >> caller: actually late last night i wrote it's like committing the perfect crime. it's not only perfect because you got away with it. it's perfect because the state sanctioned your crime. >> stephanie: right, right. >>

hello. >> caller: hi, stephanie. >> stephanie: hi., this is america's version of sharia law. they're so dead set against sharia law but they're doing the same exactling that sharia law does. these guys want to control women from the get go. you control women you control the world. >> stephanie: i loved -- i don't know if you happened to see "meet the press," but jim demint said some women might be happy to have a free sonogram and rachel maddow pointed out no, no this is forced on you. this isn't choosing to have this done. this is a mandatory transvaginal probe, right? >> yeah. i've had them. they're not pleasant. believe me. >> stephanie: i listen. i believe you. >> caller: i didn't like it. when i volunteered for it. >> exactly. let me just second that, sister, amen. all right. not even with box wine and someone telling you it's pretty, it's not okay. right back on "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. hour number three. current tv land, ted butte os jr. coming up to talk to us about the supreme court

of wine. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."einer text messages not safe for work. >> oh, really? >> stephanie: oh, dear. well, it is just -- try a little poetry. a little bit. anthony weiner says i'm deeply flawed. really? >> no bleep sherlock. >> she writes back, we all are. inmadness is genius. he writes back god i want to take from you behind in front of a mirror. >> wow. >> stephanie: she was trying to be deep there. i guess that really turned him on. >> so was he. >> stephanie: i want to feel your [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: all right. >> the fact that he wants to do her in front of a mirror just says to me that he's a narcissist that wants to -- oh, wow. >> stephanie: oh dear god. >> could you move your face out of the way. i'm not seeing enough of me in front of the mirror. >> oh yeah, that's it. >> stephanie: i just love that she thought she was being really deep and romantic. i want to bend you over a sink. [ buzzer ] really deep. she was doing one of jack kennedy's deep thoughts. he was like -- >> i w

stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." have in there, music, photos maybe you are working on a book music financial documents -- stuff in there. the expectation is they will always be there, what happened when something goes -- [ explosion ] . >> dog eats your computer. >> stephanie: accidental deletion. don't take that chance. backing up all of the essential files, it's safe. it's easy. you set it up once and then forget about it. it's just there with that smoothing green dot. so affordable, only $59.99 for the entire year. >> that's a bar-goon. >> stephanie: uh-huh. it has plans to back up all of your computers at your small business like we do. do it now before you spill chardonnay on your laptop. what? type in my offer code stephanie, carbonite.com, the offer code is stephanie. >> at least it wasn't red wine. >> stephanie: right. that's when you show text support asks you, was there sugar on whatever you spilled -- >> why is there sugar in mountain dew. >> stephanie: all right. jay in montgomery alabama. >> caller: goo

>> stephanie: all right. hello tv land. hour number one, sexy liberal hal sparks and hour number one jacki. hello, nurse jacki. here is the problem with doing a spectacular healthcare corner/ask jacki, the minute ask you something then my mailbag explodes once again. it is like trying to eat one potato chip. >> you can't. >> i feel like that doctor at a party where someone's like could you look at this? does this look infected? >> stephanie: does this look infected to you? >> i know a lot but i don't know everything. if it is itchy, you should see a doctor. >> stephanie: it is not does this look infected. we may have to do another mini corner later. >> ok. >> stephanie: it leads to another exploding mailbag. [ explosion ] >> like a wall? >> stephanie: right. it is like an exploding uvula. >> eww! that's not a thing. >> side effects of "the stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: here she is. one of the sidekicks of "the stephanie miller show." jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. boston marathon bombing suspect gentle

stephanie?where my body and my mind was screaming for help, my life is in danger, and if i shot this guy especially the first and only guy i ever shot, i don't know how i would stop scream at that point. i would either scream curses at the guy for trying to kill me or i would scream oh, my god i shot somebody. >> or help, help, help! >> something. just stop screaming at the point. >> stephanie: that's what i'm saying. all of this stuff. it is just common sense. anyway. all right. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." but still support the drug war you must be high. >> i think the number one thing that viewers like about "the young turks" is that we're honest. i think the audience gets that i actually mean it. >> you're putting out there something that you're proud of. journalists want the the story and they want the right story and the want the true story. >> you can say anything here. >> i spent a couple of hours with a hooker. >> your mistake was writing a check

punks. >> stephanie: right. >> he's profiling. >> stephanie: we'll be back on "the stephanie miller showtephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show," welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 9 phone1-800-steph-12 the phone number. judy gold live next hour. very exciting. paula writes, i don't think it's been mentioned if a cop shoots a man there is an investigation. this makes no sense. we just had a former lapd guy say i wouldn't have followed him. he was a trained police officer. it's a very good point. thank you, paula. [applause] >> stephanie: by the way we missed another awesome trial because we're so focused on the zimmerman thing. did you see any of the whitey bulger trial. >> the department was based on his story. >> bulger wheat. >> stephanie: right, right, the boston guy that was hiding right outhere in l.a. i missed him all these years. hilarious. one of--whoever ratted on him the guy on the stand, he said, let's see the attorney said, blah-blah-blah. suggested that he beaten the system and he wasn't bother by his participation in five killings. he said how does

hi, stephanie how are you doing? >> stephanie: i'm all right. -- >> if the state would pay them their money, they probably wouldn't have to go bankrupt. snyder won't give them their money. any way you guys are wonderful. and for those white people that call in, i would like to say you guys are just wonderful. >> stephanie: well, you would say that because i'm a race traitor. >> caller: if it hadn't been for white people even during martin luther king times, we wouldn't have gotten anywhere. pat buchanan said black american's problems isn't white racism. >> stephanie: he says that black people should thank whites for the nice boat ride to america. >> caller: yes he does. and that's why rachel maddow doesn't have him on her show. i have a son that will be 42 this year. and i have always talked to my son, always, and i still talk to him now, because he lives in california, but it is hard for young people and older people black males. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: but some people don't use common sense and say why is this happening? why is new yor

stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show."six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com check it out, you can email us all there, executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me, stephanie miller. look who is here right out of the box. ♪ >> stephanie: oh, i hope he doesn't turn an ankle. ♪ karl ♪ >> stephanie: karl frisch bullfightstrategies.com. ♪ frisch ♪ >> stephanie: karl we're not laughing at you, we're laughing really hard at you. [ laughter ] >> we can't bust heads like we used to. >> stephanie: how one dislocate a kneecap at dinner. >> i was hang gliding, for the record. liz chenny and i were taking in the wonders of the world. >> stephanie: in god's country. >> in jackson hole. i'm trying to get my frequent flyer miles. so, yeah in all honesty, i was sitting down for dinner and my foot was stuck against the table leg, and as i turned to sit down on the bench the bottom half of my leg was pinned and the top half turned and it popped out of place.

-- you just can't help smiling. >> stephanie: right. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: it is the "stephanies after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. let's go to don in wisconsin. you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, don. >> caller: hi, how is it going? >> stephanie: good, sir. >> caller: i got a question. you know, they -- punch you in the nose and [ inaudible ] protecting -- what would you do? this conversation is so out of control -- there is nothing racist about it -- >> stephanie: you believe everything that george zimmerman says about it, right? because nobody else is alive -- >> caller: so if trayvon would have killed zimmerman would we have been having this conversation? >> i think it would have been a much fairer fight if trayvon was armed -- >> caller: i think there's nothing racist about it i really don't. it is all blown out of proportion. talk about the black on black killings in chicago -- >> stephanie: does anyone else smell musty talking points? >> whatever! >> there is nothing wrong with it, shooting a guy -- >> stephanie: banging his

>> stephanie: okay. >> all of his waxed glory. >> stephanie: yes.stuff all weekend, trayvon martin, vigils and protests around the country and of course, geraldo rivera, pretty low bar there. he pretty much limboed under it. he said if you dress like a thug you get treated like one. kind of had it coming. >> wearing a hoody and it's raining. >> stephanie: i would much prefer geraldo wore several hoodies in that picture. however, he did not. >> way that cover up that mustache. >> stephanie: oh that one. his facial hair is what jim was referring to. all right. and then obviously everybody talking about that that was pretty extraordinary the president's speech on friday. and i was -- i literally -- you know, as you're watching it, you're like oh, the right wing is going to say a whole bunch of [ bleep ] about this. >> yeah, they did. >> stephanie: i tune into meet the press and i'm like can this guy not say or do anything right for anybody at this point? he's like oh, he didn't give a press conference. he was pushed. how do you know? the president can'

>> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show."o it. six minutes after the hour. how was your flight back from san francisco. [ screaming ] >> i was in san francisco over the weekend. luckily, i drove. did not fly into sfo. >> probably wise. >> seoul first and then go to san francisco. >> stephanie: now arriving gate nine, gate ten gate 12. >> a lot of the passengers had road rash from being dragged. >> the whole tail fell off. >> apparently the tail hit like the wall along the ocean and broke off. >> stephanie: yikes. >> the good news was it was easy to get out from that part. [ buzzer ] >> i've heard this morning that the inflatable slides deployed inside the plane and trapped the flight attendants underneath them. a lot of things went wrong with this flight. >> stephanie: happy 4th of july everybody. seven minutes after the hour. big show as usual today. rude pundit, eric boehlert and current tv's jacki schechner. i don't know how we got that booking. i hung out with her half the weekend. i worked her over. lots of healthcare ne

>> stephanie: okay. right. little too much detail today after jim was out sick. all right. we assumed he got lost in traffic because he forgot to turn his california gps on. >> never go anywhere without the californian's gps. i want to get to that place that sells mexican country style chairs. we're going to take san vincente. >> at this time of day? it is going to be jammed. >> okay. i can recalculate the route so you can take santa monica to sunset and laurel canyon to ventura which would totally takes you by that stand that sells fresh tangerines. >> dude, i changed my mind. i want to go to the scented candle shop on mill road. look take pico to the 110 then to the 101. >> i'm afraid i can't allow you to do that. >> what are you doing? >> this route is too important for me to allow you to recal you -- recalculate it. ♪ daisy daisy ♪ >> totally not cool. [tires screeching] >> the californian gps. don't let your gps put you on -- because you don't want to end up -- no. ♪ >> from the other side of the hi

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>> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: i was actually calling again about rick perry and the person before me just spoke about him. just really frustrated that yet again, such a typical contradiction in the republican's arguments. his statement to wendy davis regarding the abortion issue and he specifically said that every life must be given a chance to realize its full potential. and every life matters. and then literally that same night, he then allowed another texas execution which was the 261st during his 13 years as governor. which is actually more than the next tuesdays combined over the last 38 years. >> stephanie: how pro-life can you be? right? >> caller: pick a side. if you're going to argue -- try

>> stephanie: she's somewhere in the cloud. >> the cloud. >> hey get off of her cloud. >> stephanie: you write every thinking american knew that the american healthcare system was dying from hunger. the president decided hell's bells somebody ought to do something like "b" that. he did and some have made mistakes along the way. some saying saying the opposition is somewhat sane and reasonable,

stephanie link is the bull, steve weiss is the bear. 1:30 on the clock.the bull, make your case. >> this is not a play on the quarter. this is a play on the recovery in the global economy into the second half of the year into 2014. i was encouraged that recent retail sales have stabilized. for the last two months actually. that should get better. they're working down excess inventory. we have one more bad quarter to go but by the end of the year that should be settled out. they do a very good job on margins and i think the construction business will offset the mining. they just raised their dividend 15%. four careers in a row they have rayed it and they have a buyback program. >> here is why i don't like it. the company has shown a unique ability among a company this size with this reputation historically to miss every single forecast and their forecast going forward are no better. so right now they came out this year actually at the end of the fourth quarter in 2012 sand said we're going to earn between $7 and $9. they came out three months later and sai

stephanie is our bull. josh is the bear. 1:30 on the clock.e. >> it's up nicely but it's still down 5% from the first quarter when they actually reported very good quarter across all of their metrics. i think the valuation is pretty compelling at 25 times. it's going to grow at about 30%. they have operating leverage as well. they also have new products. 16 new products and i think that their video ad product could be a billion dollar incremental to revenue which is not priced in. mobile monetization they made good process. i see that throwing 300% by the end of the year. i like the risk reward. >> you want to talk to the hand. you're not even looking. >> i'm looking at the camera. i agree with a lot of what stephanie said. i was on her side at 23. i said there's no one left to sell the stock. it's too hated. you're going to get a bounce. you got that bounce. i think you have to walk away. the ruth is it's a very expensive stock. the growth is terrible compared to other internet companies. the forward looking growth is just not there. doesn't

and that's where we find nbc bay area's stephanie trang. stephanie? >> reporter: hi there, diane. we haven't seen many people come out. we've seen plenty go in. i spoke earlier with a couple from san jose. they were visiting their friends, a man has a head injury, the wife cannot walk. the three are mostly okay except for a broken finger. we're seeing a wide range of injuries coming out of this. the chief of surgery, they're saying something pretty striking. she said, had it not been for skilled first responders who triaged the most critically injured patients well, more people would have likely died. these are people who suffered severe internal bleeding and road rash all over their bodies. doctors said it looked like the people had been dragged over something. most of these patients were sitting in the back of the plane. that includes a woman from china with her family. she was able to climb out of the bathroom. >> i had no time to spare actually because i have five family member in hospital. i need time to take care of them, but yesterday night when i was there, yes, i was scar

nbc's stephanie gosk following it all from outside independence hall in philly tonight, stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. here's a fact a lot of people don't realize. there are more deaths in this country from heat every year than from floods, hurricanes, tornados. and lightning, combined. this heat wave continues. it just gets more dangerous. searing, sweating summer. how are you guys holding up in this heat? >> it's really warm. >> you look like you're really warm? >> i'm melting, actually. >> reporter: today heat advisories and warnings were issued in about a dozen states, creating dangerous conditions for days to come. in philadelphia, the largest senior center is extending its hours. >> our main concern is, that a lot of our older adults are dealing with health issues. and they can be compromised as a result of the heat. >> reporter: especially when there is no chance to cool down, not even at night. low temperatures in some cities aren't dipping below 80. putting a tax on people and infrastructure. >> the cities hold on to the heat because of the asphalt,

>> american express. >> stephanie? >> darden. >> mike murphy? "power lunch" starts right now. >>> "halftime" is over, "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >> i don't think i've ever see stephanie lose one of those debates, by the way. let's move on to the bulls. they are back and back in some for the on this monday after the long weekend. the dow off the highs of the day, never thelet, up half 5% or 16 above 15,000, talking about risks on the horizon and asking how high can we go from here? what does this rally really look like? new video from inside asiana flight 214 in san francisco sh

general hospital foundation has been such a wonderful wonderful entity and i want to just thank stephanieour leadership, i want to thank julie and rich at the board with all of the other board members, the staff at the hospital, all of the staph, you know sometimes the doctors have to do it's emergency work but what makes that whole hospital run is literally everybody that works at the hospital from the social workers to the accountants to the administrators to the nurses, and nurse practitioner and is the doctors and all of the fundraisers thank you everybody for working together. and for today, again, a big thanks to ellen and pam for your leadership and bringing the hearts and the heros together. it's such a wonderful just community effort to support our general hospital and all of the work that it does. everybody knows what it does already. but i also want to say there are other heros that you are acknowledging today and i would like to just give them a word of thanks. you know, when people get to the hospital, sometimes, it's in time. sometimes it's a little late. but having a world-

>> stephanie gosk in brooklyn for us tonight. thanks. >>> now to where it turns serious again today, extreme heat adding to the fuel for this big and growing wildfire outside palm springs, california. and tonight, evacuations are under way as this fire is now burning toward a highly populated community that has its own sad history with wildfire. that's where the crews are digging in. that's where we find nbc's miguel almaguer tonight. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. an eerie scene here in idyllwild. this area is usually bustling with tourists and locals this time of year, but today, it looks much more like a ghost town, this as firefighters prepare for the worst. on the frontlines today, a race against time to protect the resort town of idyllwild. crews carving a fire break between 2200 homes and a wall of fire that's on the move. >> this morning watching what was going on and it didn't look good. >> reporter: ron korman is among the 6,000 ordered to evacuate. he rounded up his horses and packed what he co

live at sf general, stephanie traung, nbc bay area. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> the chinese con sul late is wo consulate is working to reunite the families. ten teachers were with them. the consulate is working to make sure all of the students and 250e67ers have the documents they 234r50ed to either return home or continue the trip to the united states. the consul general spoke through an interpreter about the students. >> translator: i was also moved by the fact that even the chinese, the passengers that were frightened or even traumatized by the accident but they didn't complain about it. some of them still are very much concerned with the safety of their classmates and their friends. >> there were a total of 141 chinese nationals on board that flight. >>> coming up next at 6:00, we continue our coverage of the aftermath of flight 214. we'll take you back to sfo where many people are still having trouble getting to their next destination. stay with nbc bay area and nbcbayarea.com for all of the information. we'll be right back. >>> here is another look at the boeing 777 after it c

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and thank you for the work and stephanie in particular, thank you for the time you have spent here and i also want to acknowledge the staff of all the offices and mr. chair in particular, i want to say that your staff has done a tremendous job and you should be proud of captain stephani and margo kelly. it's hard to be an effective supervisor without having an incredible staff and i think that the fact that everybody has commented on a tremendous job that you have done, it's not just only a reflection of you, it's a reflection of them. so i echo everything that has been said and the fact that we're here so early is a testimony to the work that has been done by the chair and by every member of the budget committee, thank you for the sacrifices you have had to make in the last few weeks. he want to make two -- i want to make two points. moving forward, i think there's -- there are some changes that can be made in terms of the process, how budget works in terms of the board and the mayor and one of the things that i think we could do going forward is maybe getting the budget even earlier

and thank you for the work and stephanie in particular, thank you for the time you have spent here and i also want to acknowledge the staff of all the offices and mr. chair in particular, i want to say that your staff has done a tremendous job and you should be proud of captain stephani and margo kelly. it's hard to be an effective supervisor without having an incredible staff and i think that the fact that everybody has commented on

stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there's a really nice breeze coming off the water here tonight. it's kind of like nature's air conditioning. you know, when this week began, very few americans knew what a heat dome was. they know now. >> it's excruciating out here. >> reporter: the oppressive heat dome steadily pushed temperatures up and up, dlding to today the hottest of them all. >> hotter than a fox in a forest fire. >> reporter: forecasters called the weather pattern unique because it moved backwards. >> just about all weather systems in the u.s. move from west to east. our heat waves generally begin in the plains. this one developed on the east coast. the heat bubble shifted west during the week. >> reporter: a week-long heat wave put serious pressure on the power grid. today, new york city utility company con edison hit a record for daily demand. >> to go through a week like this without really any major event is quite an accomplishment. >> reporter: crews rushed to quickly repair problems, even if it meant wor

stephanie elimb is there for us. stephanie, this is a tough situation and i know this entire community is grieving. >> very much so, fredricka. when you look around the city, you can see signs of the morning, of the massive loss of these 19 fire fighters. while they are doing that, you know the fire fighters themselves are dealing with so much, but at the same time there is still a fire they have to battle. the good news is that it stayed at 8400 acres for a couple of days and now 45% contained and they're still out there on the fire lines and putting out these hot spots so hot shots are still out there making sure this fire doesn't grow anymore or threaten people and there is a chance some of the people evacuated would get back into their homes this weekend, fred. it just depends on the weather f they get help there and don't see big rain coming for the next seven to ten days. >> it is a tough situation. meantime, stephanie, you spoke to the parents of one of the fallen fire fighters and actually we will see your pi

>> it depends how that impacts the business, stephanie.d to definitely simplify the way the business is because it is a difficult business for the average person to get their arms around. we haven't even talked volume points which when you get into the nuts and bolts of the business it is so complicated for a simple model so to speak. >> it is a very difficult business to model and to understand the fundamentals, but i think for tonight i think right now that mr. ackman's position is clearly in a very perilous place. if he does -- say he gets the earnings report he wants and the stock doesn't go down, that bodes incredibly poor going forward for his position on where the stock is going. unfortunately right now you talk about, well, we don't care what the price action may be, we want to focus on the fundamentals, right now the fundamentals really don't matter. this is just a battle between two men. >> and let me tell you something. you have traders here because people are looking at earnings and longer term investors trying to have a positi

. >> maury: stephanie, stephanie, she came to live with you? >> i took care of her, maury. >> maury: and you and kia, you changed the baby's diapers? >> sure did. we bought food, we bought him clothes. my sister was in the labor room with him. he wasn't there. >> maury: was she in a relationship with limb? >> yes, they were together! say something, say something. you know, you know. >> maury: meanwhile, this is not the first time he's been a father, right? did he father another child while he was with you? >> yes, he did, maury. yes, he did. >> maury: time for dwayne to come out here. of course, he's got a different story. come on out. [ crowd boos ] >> you're the father. yeah, you are. you got the same head, same eyes. >> look at that hair. look at that lip. [ all talking at once ] >> maury: dwayne, dwayne. ladies, wait a second. four-year relationship. >> three nights. three nights. >> three nights, are you serious? are you serious? >> maury: you say you don't look like that child, but if you're the father, you would take care of this child i

stephanie lynn. and cindy young. >> if your name has been called, please approach the podium. >>> hello, my name is jimmy and i'm a member of the chinese progressive association and youth [speaker not understood]. ~ in 2011 i participated in collecting over 800 surveys which asked community members about their health care needs and about what barriers they had to accessing those needs. and we presented those 800 surveys to the health care services master plan task force and we are very pleased that many of our recommendations have been incorporated in the current plan. but while we're really happy that there's been a lot of progress, i'm also here to talk about like some suggestions for how we can improve on those plans. so, in particular, i'd like to talk about health care sources recommendation master plan 3.1, specifically [speaker not understood] it says increase access to appropriate care for san francisco's vulnerable population. and in guidelines 3.1.1 through 3.1.6, it says basically increasi

stephanie elam, thank you.:30 eastern time we'll have special coverage of the arizona wildfire's tragedy. we'll talk to stephanie again in prescott. also joining me live, a member of the fire department. he was the first to have to break the news to the public. he will tell us how others are now coming to the aid of really the city, this town of prescott as we look at the lives of those 19 sons and brothers and husbands. many of them were fathers. families who never had the chance to say good-bye. watch remembering the hot shots one hour from now, 3:30 eastern here on cnn. >>> coming up, police find an apartment rented by aaron hernandez. the former nfl star. inside, they find ammunition, a white hoodie and a baseball cap. all evidence, they say, that could put the former football star in prison. we've got that for you after this break. >>> bottom of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. a major development in the aaron hernandez murder investigation, the former new england patriot star. as you know, he's charged with

stephanie turner is with me. i understand, stephanie, that you actually saw this happen? >> yeah, yeah. that's correct. wear staying tt at the marriott on the water. we happened to be standing outside our hotel and watching when the plane came in. >> what did you see? >> we saw there was a huge jet sitting still on the runway which was actually what had caught our attention toward the runway. i think it was the united jet. i'm not sure. it was huge and just sitting still on the runway. as we were watching, we saw just the asiana flight approaching and we noticed that the angle was wrong. i'm sure you heard that from other eyewitnesses as well. but the tail was too low as it was approaching. and i was really worried because [ inaudible ] the width of the runway. i could be tell whether it would hit the other jet directly or, i was very, very nervous. then, so the may not came in at a bad angle. the tail kind of clipped the run way. i think that's when the tail broke off. and it did kind of several flips, cartwheeled down the runway. and then when it came to rest, there wer

coming up, not so fast, stephanie link.your turn on the hot seat to manage a trade gone bad in valet. you tweet it, we'll trade it. we're honoring your request on winning plays when we come back. >>> welcome back. not so fast, stephanie link. our traders are quick but not always right. in april stephanie made a bullish call on valet. let's take a listen. >> they're doing better in base materials, the base business. and that i think is where you're going to see an unlock of value going forward. expectations are extremely low and you get a 5% dividend yield. >> maybe they're growing lower, steph, because the stock is down 14%. >> let's see when they say on their production report next week. we had very good points on rio this week. we have held it throughout the downturn, but we're now buying it. >> you're buying. so your conviction has not waivered one bit? >> no, it hasn't. i think because of china, because of brazil, and why i own it is because of internal self-help. they are selling assets, focusing on profitability and y