taskceoes is the ommuty, itf the contact that sharingknow the people, the fam, te as well the prevention. force, what they have to do is build those relationships. you cannot do that, with the police and the radio car. you have to get to know them. you have to know them when they are hurting. that is what amazed me. i went into the task force office. i ask them, what is this about? they have adopted the families into the worst housing projects in our city. their own funds that they put together, they will go out to get young kids. this will build those relationships. what they do, if you work in the community network, this is the guidance of youth and their families. they are made up of former gang members. what they did when they took over as the commander, is to ask them what is going on. i asked her, what can we do to make this better? but i did then, after the discussion i brought in these captains to me personnel. he formal gatt -- former gang members. i told them we have to work together. so that instance of a homicide or a shooting, we can work together to do the prevention piece

all right, let me get the fam in there and the girlfriend over here. hold my hand, guys.now, are you guys ready to see jason? >> i think. >> jimmy: it's pretty good. all right. take off your blindfolds. [ drum roll ] ♪ oh, my god [ applause ] >> jimmy: whoo, that's your boyfriend. that's your boyfriend. you look excited. >> i'm very excited. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i can tell by your face. you can give him a hug, if you want. yeah. yeah. aw, good, she still loves you. see? now, what do you think, mom and dad? >> well, it looks like he put his finger in a electric socket. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. in a good way. in a good way. he said that in a good way. yeah, yeah. of course, yes. thank you, dad. you're the best friend? >> who looks better? you or him? >> jimmy: i think it's clear. yeah, he looks much better. yeah, yeah. now it's time for the most important reveal of all. jason, are you ready to see yourself? >> i'm so ready, jimmy. so ready. [ drum roll ] >> jimmy: face the mirror and enjoy. ♪ oh, my god [ applause ] pretty great. [ cheers ] that's pretty great, man. he can pu

i grew up in the familiar fam of the officers.nd these union us are not yank rupting the city. >> we can maybe we should set it. >> i will make a call to the criminalist of canada to so if he is interest #, i will ask why the president is injecting himself in the zimmerman martin case, >> i would like to hear from you. go to hoik chechnya and on friday president obama made the first comments after the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >> if a white male teen was involved in the same kind of scenario, from top to bottom, both the outcome and the aftermath might have been different. >> the president said that this would be different if the teenager would be white. but the bigger issue race was not part of the trial. it was not a part of the fbi. the trial judge department bring it up and prosecutions didn't bring it up. why did the president bring it up and attach it? why didn't he stand above it. that was not the question of trayvon martin. >> he clearly didn't believe that. and a lot of people believe that race was

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. >> jimmy: look at you and the fam here. y dad and mom, my little sister, my younger brother and me. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah, i think i was, like, 12 years old there. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. and you're still going back now. >> still going back. taking my kids back there now. so, it's a great place full of memories for me and for my family, and now we're building new memories with our family. it's great. >> jimmy: did you ever, in your college days, go, like, jersey shore it up? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. we rented houses -- in fact, brian williams -- >> jimmy: something, and yeah. >> oh, the whole thing. you know, looking for -- looking for girls from staten island. you know, the whole thing. [ audience ohs ] oh, you know it's true. but we were -- we rented a house. i showed brian williams the house, actually. we were down in seaside heights. for those of you who want to go looking to see exactly what kind of great places i stayed in, 46 franklin avenue in seaside heights. it was -- we told the realtor th

what i wrote about the fam no that then has very prestigious lawyers chasing after cases, looking to pick up more cases. volunteering to do cases for free once the supreme court has taken it and in this case it was a man by the name of steven levin, who was a pro say litigant living as far away from the u.s. mainland as possible, in guam, a u.s. territory. and he had gotten his case accepted. it was a claim for a medical battery from, a botched cataract surgery and as soon as his case got accepted no fewer than a dozen law firms jumped on him saying please pick me. we want to argue your case best supreme court. which i thought was a by-product of the competition for cases now and, you know, there's, i think, you know, there is some debate over how helpful it is to have a really seasoned litigant before the justices. the justices certainly seem to appreciate it. they have talked publicly how they like the fact that they can get really high-quality advocacy and i think that's a pitch that many of the advocates themselves make to clients that i can speak the language of these justices. w

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i don't know, reported he was making an official announcement, but in fact he was a big fan of the royal famot connected in anyway with anything. awesome. >> i love this person. >> in an interview tony appleton said he showed up after getting a tip kate was in labor. the royal family announced for his exuberance he will be beheaded. discuss in the -- >> lightning roooooooouuuuunnnnnnnd. lightning round. >> imogen, some say you are british. >> apparently this week. >> what kind of lax security detail are they running over there that this imposter could do such a thing? >> i am really, really cross with the british actually and the british newspapers for laughing at the american anchors. the british security did let this guy through. and for a month americans have been being basically really nice about british people. my silly island nation lost the em and americans -- empire and americans are being lovely. all my stupid counterparts can just laugh at americans when brits were taken in by all of this. i am annoyed. i really am. >> were you surprised on how the media was taken in? >> she is att

the station has apologized, but asiana says the report has gee fam defamed the airline.is the latest that we know so far. >> i'm going to say something i rarely talk about my own industry because i've made more mistakes than probably a lot of people on tv. about you for anybody out there that wants to get in to this business, we all are called talking heads.for anybody out t that wants to get in to this business, we all are called talking heads. if you don't read or write your own material, this is what happens. you have to know what's on the prompter. >> got to tknow your story. it's other thwnership, that's w is. >> and it was racist whoever made up those names. but the crash also defamed the airline. >> sure. very unfortunate. >>> up next, incredible teflon nasdaq 100. it is on a 14 day iwinning streak. will ben bernanke finally put the brakes on? that's up next. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was m

went with the whole fam. >> did camping, swimming, boating -- >> no tan. >> hanging out by the fire. might be one of the few in the country that wasn't scorching. it was like 80 for the high. >> we are pictures to show later in the show. >> of course. show and tell coming up. >> excellent. >>> let's get started this half hour with dangerous fire conditions happening in the west. thousands more residents have been evacuated near palm springs as the fire grows to nearly 20,000 acres. >> fire crews facing nearly impossible conditions, rugged terrain, hot, dry weather. here's abc's lindsay janis. >> reporter: firefighters across california have been battling fires like never before. but this fire season shaping up to be quite possibly one of the deadliest officials have ever seen. >> we're seeing extreme fire conditions. the fire behavior you're seeing right now is something we would be seeing in august or september. >> reporter: in mountain center, california, firefighters are battling flames that broke out two days ago. >> lived here for 30 years and built my home with my own hands. un

the u.k. out of their travel plans. by fam in moscow you're watching r t with me marina josh. advert snowden's plea for political asylum is increasingly promising the fugitive u.s. whistleblower and now has three latin american countries willing to accept him venezuela nicaragua and believe all offered him refuge from prosecution and his homeland with cuba a possible transit country for snowden also expressing support but actually getting from where he is now to any of those countries is not going to be easy as now explains. edward snowden submitted his request ask to have been his while this president indicated in very strong terms that his country was ready to accept him this is what you call a small dual said about snowden he's a young man who in the spirit of her belly and has told the truth about the united states spying on the whole world so we see that snowden will be very much welcome in business or a lot of it but the question is how is he going to get there we understand that he is still in the transit zone in a moscow airport there are no direct commercial flights be

the fourth consecutive trading dan. >>> a massive five-year half-trillion dollar fam bill could be split in two. could be split for food stamps and the other for farm aid. they hope by separating them they might gain bigger cuts and gain more conservative report. >>> conservative republicans are trying to take revenge on the irs. they're proposed slashing 24% of the agencies 2014 budget for applying groups. the irs meanwhile is canceling bonuses for managers and is trying to cancel them for union work due to the fiscal cliff spending cuts. >>> the nation's major grocery chain is getting much bigger. kroger is buying harris teeter. they have 212 stores in eight states including delaware, florida, maryland, and washington, d.c. >>> and chevy's newest corvette doesn't just look good. it ooh's sports car good for the planet. it boasts 29 miles per gallon on the highway even though it's packing a 455 horsepower, 6 president.2. >> it got even sexier, who knew that could happen. erica ferrari here in new york. thank you, erica. >>> straight ahead, your morning weather, and in sports the astros splashed

the news out there. >> steve: it's about marketing, fam. >> jimmy: oh, this is nice. the hostess company, they responded, "can't wait to see that spongy little twinkie again." [ light laughter ] [ drum roll ] >> steve: okay. what is it gonna be? >> jimmy: let's see the question. "did you hear anthony wiener is back in the news?" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah, what are you gonna do? what are you gonna do? >> jimmy: could be the next mayor of new york city. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here's one from north korean leader kim jung-un. he replied, "top shelf." let's see the question. "what can't you reach?" [ laughter and applause ] little ladder and a step stool. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you never know -- >> steve: he's not very tall. >> jimmy: possibilities are endless. moving on, this one is from olympic swimmer ryan lochte. he replied, "sorry, i don't understand lol." let's see what he was asked. "what is 6 times 4?" [ laughter ] couldn't he have said i don't know? >> steve: yeah. no. >> jimmy: he said, "i don't understand, lol." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this

the process. >> if you have a consumer problem or question call our hotline. 888-5-help-2s-u. ,, media as far as they can fr crash victims and their famsho are staying inside this hotn burlingame. wi >>> investigators are keeping the media as far as they can from crash victims and families staying inside this hotel. windows are taped up and only guests are allowed inside. >> from the moment of impact, tv and social media have been bombarded with images. the heroes who saved the lives. come a lot of emotion, fear and sorrow and amazement as well. all that can be tough to die inject for adults and tougher for -- digest for adults and tougher for children. >> it is important for parents to be available to talk to their kids about such events and try to limit media exposure. >> really important we're keeping an opaline and giving them the message it's okay to talk about and they can have as many questions and responses to this. there's no one right way to feel. it's common to feel scared but also really common to have a lot of other reactions. people can feel angry, sad. may be guilt that comes up. all those are normal. >> also recommends

. -- the dude spelled family wrong. he put fam-lie. i'm ashamed i let an idiot tag on me.something and it don't say it right. i don't even want to talk about it. i'm not going to embarrass myself. >> it's on his lower stomach. it's daniel's world on his stomach. it's supposed to be danielle. >> it's another illiterate tattoo. right above my area. >> have you seen the one on his neck. the middle finger and you pay me. >> what possessed to you do that, man? >> i regret them all, every single last one of them. >> why? >> [ bleep ]. >> unfortunately, i'm carrying these things for life. especially this one. who wants to hire a [ bleep ] with an attitude like that. try to get a job with that. >> you nervous? >> one year apart in age, the brothers do share some things in common. including the unusual birth defects that they've each had fixed. >> i was born with six fingers. they got cut off when i was like eight months. we call them chicken nuggets. it's a family trademark. my father had it, my brother got it. >> my youngest son jason, out of all my kid, he's the only one that ha

let's rekcap the numbers non-fam numbers came in well above expectations. morning is mark sandy. much better so far and the markets are reacting positively. >> well, the 10-year bond yield. >> went to 2.67%. >> and the stock market is digesting that reasonably well. >> holding on. >> and we will have to watch what is going on there. >> and is there a problem of the 10-year yield or almost doing the tapering for the fed? >> well, the expectation is to end the year at 2.5, so if we are at 2.60 or so. >> we have been at 2.70 a couple of weeks ago. >> well, at sustained basis. >> at the end of the year? >> 2.50? >> yes. >> then we are golden. >> higher? >> well, then i downgrade, because of the housing. >> and the gdp growth? >> it is very, very weak, and like 1 or 1.5%, so there is a lag between that and job growth which suggests that we are not out of the woods yet in terms of the job growth and creation going forward so we have a few more months of that. >> see, every time we don't go down in the "usa today" headline number, the fed stays that far a away fro

fam their bikes. >> so now i'm giving back to the community. >> reporter: giving back to the community at age 11. gerri and her kids are charity at its best. they don't see goodwill as just giving away the goods. heck, around here you can't even get a smoothie without breaking a sweat. here, helping people means showing people. like sylvester told me, all he wants is for other kids to feel the same joy he felt when he earned his bike. >> i felt accomplished. like i -- if i put my mind to anything i could just do it. it was like one of those moments where you feel free. >> reporter: sounds like they're fixing a lot more than bikes. steve hartman, "on the road" in asbury park, new jersey. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald is. >>> covered in blood a gunman goes on a shooting spree targeting bay area police just moments befo

the strength of family. >> good schools, strong fam ii y families, full households seem to be the strongest correlaters. >> give you an example. you measure the family structure. in areas where there's a higher fraction of people born to single mothers, lower rates of upward mobility. one thing to mention on that that holds true not only to people born to single mothers but those born to married parents as well. it's really about what you said. it seems to be characteristics of places rather than characteristics of people in determining the extent of upward mobility across these areas. >> how much does it have to do in the fact, like in new york, for instance, tend to earn more than others starting off the bat than folks who would, you know, start in the midwest or even the south? >> that's a great question. so we took a look at the relationship between upward moeshlt and the average income. what might surprise people is that's not strongly related at all. it's more about the allocation of income within an area. extent of income and equality and the degree of seg bregation poor people to the middle class.

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the crowd. >> we have tina from toronto with her fam. hi. how are you? >> good.at do men really prefer? is it good looks or a fabulous personality? >> good looks. >> good personality and looks. >> good looks only last so long. >> exactly. when the light comes down there better be some personality. >> doesn't have to be either or. can we kind of have a middle of the road? >> when guys are looking for a woman, they would much rather take a 7 or an 8 with an amazing total package personality than the model that has nothing going. >> exactly. >> makes you look more attractive. >> you don't have to be like the most gorgeous person in the world if your personality -- >> although vanessa is. >> yes, she is. >> here's the facebook post from lynette. been married ten years and going through a rough time. my husband thinks it's not normal to have ups and downs in a relationship. well, is it normal? >> absolutely. >> yes! >> no! >> yes. >> be happy. >> you know what, if i would just put on a happy face and just be happy every day, he thinks everything is great. i want to ge

fam i. -- family. i don't want to get on the airplane. >> some survivors are staying at the hotel and say they're not getting clear answers from the airline. they have been given $400 cash and one week after the crash, they say their needs are greater than that. >>> france police have identified the suspect in friday's fatal shooting at the jewelry mart. the 22-year-old barry white of antioch was charged with two counts of murder, seven counts of attempted murder. he talked with employees about the tragedy. >> and i have gotten two phone calls in irsome -- simultaneously. >> reporter: and they hunkered counsel after friday's shooting -- hunkered down after friday's shooting left two women dead. >> there was a shooting at my husband's building. the other was my husband letting me know there was a shotting and he was okay. >> the suspect exited and went own on the 800 block of brandon where he was engaged by three lover police officers responding to the shots fired call. he produced a revolver, fired upon the officers. >> reporter: the chief said the suspect ran into a restaurant and continued shooting. before

fam, let me borrow $50. well, you can give me $50. you done killed everybody. you killed the killed the dog, killed the cat, too, 'cause you killing everybody up in here. >> so! who gave away that dairy manilow to that poor family? >> poor? that was my family. >> that explains a lot. be that as it may, one of you stole from the big chicken. that will not be tolerated! >> nobody stole anything. >> well, i saw a little boy walk out here and say, and i quote, "thanks for the free ice cream." free! i want to know which one of you did it. >> would you lighten up? >> oh, i'm gonna lighten up. i'm gonna lighten up by losing one of my employees. connie, we've had this discussion before, huh? this is your third strike. so, you know what that means, right? >> touchdown! >> no. you're out. >> okay, look... >> i did it. >> what? >> honey, don't try to cover for me. you tried to warn me, remember? it's just my time to face the music. >> so, it was you! i knew you wouldn't last. go take care of our paying customers. >> i-i... >> go while you still have a job. now. >> i guess i'll get my th

the three women held captive for years in an ohio home speak out. lynn buoy shows us their incredible recovery from torture and abuse. >> i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my fam/?txuthank you for your support. >> thank you, everyone, for your love, support and donations. >> reporter: amanda barry, michelle night and gina dejesus appear healthy and smiling as they speak to the public. the last time we heard barry's voice was two months ago when she called 9112 after escaping from a nightmare. >> i've been kidnapped and missing for ten years. and i'm here. i'm free now. >> reporter: the women endured a decade of torture trapped inside an ohio house, they say at the hands of ariel castro. he's accused of tying them up with chains and ropes and repeatedly beating and sexual assaulting them. charges against him include kidnapping and rape. he has pleaded not guilty. castro allegedly fathered one girl's matter. michelle night's was held the longest. her injuries so severe she needed facial reconstruction. >> i may have been through hell and back but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> a psychologist says they need intensive therapy t

the regional consultation on women, peace, security and development in the great lakes, which i organized in collaboration with fam africa solidarity and the international conference on the great lakes region from the 9-11th of july in burundi. more than a hundred women leaders from signatory countries of the pfc framework attended the conference including the gender ministers of the drc, rwanda, uganda and burundi. you will recall that i made it clear as special envoy i intended to implement a top-down and bottom-up comprehensive approach whereby i'll be working on the one hand with political leaders and be on the other hand with the people of the region to encourage peace, security and development. it was important to listen to the great lakes women's perspective on the peace process as women represent the majority of the population in the region and are, together with children, the first victims of the ongoing conflict. i gave them the opportunity to suggest possible benchmarks and indicators which were later submitted to the technical support committee for consideration. perhaps i should explain that not too s

finalization of the hhs mandate which i'm sure everyone is fam with, attacked religious freedom. istration is very troubling everything they ever said about religious freedom in terms of arguments. some of their arguments were rejected unanimously by the supreme court they're so extreme. but i'm afraid the president has not gotten memo on that. listening to his comments follow the decision he magnanimously he wouldn't force churches or religious institutions to perform same-sex marriages. thank you very much, mr. president. it is disturbing that he thought perhaps he could do such a thing because he really had no authority to do that. if the first amendment means anything at all he couldn't do that. hardly a gesture of grace onis part. but, i think, it is very worrisome also he seems to think that's the end of the line. that is not at you will, where the extent of religious freedom is. as we've already seen some ways this has taken place. already we see the marriage industry, you can't be involved in it unless you're willing to cooperate in same-sex marriages. we'll see religious

the government money over time. this increased funding will help h.u.d. complete its statutory obligations and start providing housing counseling information to f.h.a.-insured borrowers and other interested families. these resources are essential for education fam -- educating families about financial burdens of owning a home, the importance of conducting a home inspection prior to purchase, and informing under water homeowners of their options to avoid foreclosure. we cannot allow these families to wait any longer for these critical home ownership information resources. i urge the house to provide -- protect families' interest when purchasing a home by voting yes on this amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? mr. latham: i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. latham: i rise in opposition to this amendment. our bill had already taken steps to reduce h.u.d.'s salary and expenses budget in the interest of fiscal responsibility. in addition to these reductions we have several amendments we just passed an amendment, that reduced that account. we also have several more amendments at the desk that furthe

fams are waiting to >>> new this morning long lines are forming outside a san jose charity. parents from low-income families are waiting to apply to get free school supplies for their kids. it's theh annual back a pack program at sacred heart community service on south 1st street. today is registration only between 9:30 this morning and 4:00 this afternoon. >> we want to make sure that every kid arrives at school ready to focus on the challenges of succeeding in education and future success. >> next month sacred heart will distribute 2300 backpacks each filled with school supplies. demand is expected to out number the supplies so the organization is hoping for more donations in the next month. >>> this morning stock futures moved higher after a record close. ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday, everyone. well, investors liked what fed chair ben bernanke had to say about the future of the central bank's stimulus program that it will continue to pump billions of dollars into the economy and keep interest rates low. that led to a record-breaking day on wall street yesterday. the dow soared 169 points to rea

the divorced bob guinea. and amy lawrence. >> we have tina from toronto with her fam. hi. how are you? >> good.ke a 7 or an 8 with an amazing total package personality than the model that has nothing going. >> exactly. >> makes you look more attractive. >> you don't have to be like the most gorgeous person in the world if your personality -- >> although vanessa is. >> here's the facebook post from lynette. been married ten years and going through a rough time. my husband thinks it's not normal to have ups and downs in a relationship. well, is it normal? >> absolutely. >> yes! >> no! >> be happy. >> you know what, if i would just put on a happy face and just be happy every day, he thinks everything is great. i want to get underneath all of it -- >> we always need to talk it out. >> can't you just shut up and be happy. okay. it's a joke. it's a joke. >> i heard something -- >> it's about a commitment and making a decision that whether things are good or bad that you'll work it out and stay together. my father used to always talk about and i've adopted this philosophy. if she ever plans on leaving

fam althat they need to turn off life support. that, of course, it didn't happen. indication that nelson mandela is continuing to fight here at thets of south africans lay flowers, singing prayers, giving respect. >> robyn, everyone watching, waiting and really pulling for the south african leader. >>> following a lot of news this morning. let's get to michaela for the latest. michaela? >> good morning to you at home. did police in seattle foil a terror plot? a 21-year-old man is under investigation this morning and under arrest. police say he stoledrove a stol truck carrying guns, explosive devices and body armor. at this point they have no motive. they say the suspect is not cooperating. >>> new hope for the parents of missing child madeline mccann. police have identified 38 people of interest in the case. the girl vanished six years ago while vacationing with her family in portugal. she would be 10 years old today. >>> bolivian president still seething over his plane being diverted in the search for edward snowden. morales is now threatening to close the u.s. embassy in le z paz. rumors that nsa leaker might be onboard the pla