meet callie. what a cutie. sue sent us the picture of a terrier mix.elping her, now that she has been diagnosed with alzheimers. proving that this dog is man's best friend. >> nice haircut. mason and max. lab retrievers. there you go, folks, rescue dogs. from the spca. they live in annapolis, maryland. they enjoy sitting in her office, watching her work. must make the day go nicer. right? don't feel lonely. absolutely. >> a picture of lexy and macie from lori from livermore, california. lori captured martini hounds. >> macie is like, hmm. what-ever. >> i don't have time for pictures. please. >> please, it's beneath me. thank you. >> those are really, really cute-looking dogs. remind you. get out there and adopt. if you have a need or just want, your kids want. get out there and adopt. so many dogs in shelters t that's where you want to get your dogs from. >> really, at the very least if you are going to get a purebred dog get it from a reputable breeder, discourage puppy mills at the mall. i'll get hate mail. from the puppy mill at the mall. experts sa

you have to be organized and that is why i was so glad you wrote about callie house. it's embarrassing after decades of studying these things to realize you were always kind of a beginner because these very important stories that we need to know about. now one civil rights leader -- i was at the memorial and this was years ago. the young people in the movement came up and said he was illiterate. he was always late to meetings and things like that and on and on. i realize the young people who have come in living on the triumphs of this poor man who founded one one of these black r organizations didn't understand who he was elated to get up there and it occurred to me that jesus did not write any books. everybody knows he made history. so just like jesus all these people i'm making history, and they rejected my first book. who are these people? they said they are the people who made history. so i think that's part of why i think we get one image and not another because it's demobilize is us. >> use raise the issue of book publishing at a literary event and merry talk a

of concerned veterans for america story that turned union organizer and author and poet and kevin callie political commentator thank you all for joining us tonight. so take a look at this headline we cannot build a strong equitable economy low paying jobs true or false just a j well it depends upon what perspective you're looking at it from right now if an employer has to hire somebody at a certain wage they're going to try to get the most qualified employee that they can if you're delegating what they must pay then they're going to hire somebody who has probably a basket degree for a job that only pays eight dollars an hour so actually minimum wage can actually hurt you know if i let initials were we're talking about an economy. you can't build a strong equitable economy absolutely that ninety five percent of people in the united states are not on minimum wage ok so you can't build a strong equitable economy on a minimum wage hour on low wage jobs we're seeing that right now we've got the largest economic gap between the haves and the have nots that we've seen in history right now that'

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time to say good morning to today's facebook fan, cally mclaughlin. today is her birthday.ng a shout out. that does it for the 6:00, let's send it over to wisdom and allison. >> smells like friday, wisdom. coming up on "fox 5 morning news" on this friday morning, it was a day that changed the course of history, nation is marking anniversary of 50th march on washington. >> a promising life cut short by a killer, 19-year-old vanessa pham murdered doing a good deed. we hear emotional testimony from pham's family. >> do you like the health insurance you get through your job? what if they dropped you and told you to get on your spouse's plan instead? companies are blaming president's health care reform. what you need to know at "fox 5 morning news" 7:00 starts right now. >> this is "fox 5 morning news." >> >> ♪ >> all right. >> wisdom that song just makes me mad today. >> why because it is not payday? >> [laughter] it is friday. >> dj friday on this august 23rd. it is still friday. good morning, i am wisdom martin. >> i am allison seymour. >> we want to say happy friday to tucke

states to seek preclearancy from department of justice before making changes to their elect law, holder calli supreme court decision, wrong. and he is fighting new voter i.d. laws in texas, and north carolina. among others. then, present obama's decision in june of last year, to halt de deportation proedings for the illegal immigrants who came to u.s. back in february of 2011, president decided that defense and marriage act was unconstitutional. instructing his attorney general to noolonger defend the law in court. obama administration ordering centers for disea control to research gun violence, which congress had halted nearly a decade and a half ago, and went around congress to waive the work requirement in welfare ogram, attorney general holder didontrict himself in a substantial fashion, federal prosecutors cannot, and should not, bridge everyase or charge every defendant who stands accused of violating federal law, some issues are best handled at state or loc level. lou: nearly all issues are best handd at state or local level. but the attorney general statements dismiss rereality of a y

index.otleg cawley callie dr.uggested the notion of the composition -- >> everyone is talking about the book. everybody thinks they are in it. >> why are people that you wrote about so happy about this book? me.eats what is interesting, a lot of what you are seeing there was done before we saw the book. the speculation took on a life of its own. look. it is nice to have a book the bull are talking about, and obviously what happens is people focus on who is up, who is down, what news has broken. ultimately -- i do know what people to miss the more serious point. washington is doing very, very well in a very gilded age in some ways while the rest of the country is suffering. >> any reaction you have had to the book, surprising? >> not really. look, when you write a book, a lot can go wrong. that is the way i approach the world. i am somewhat neurotic in writing reporting and a lot can go wrong in 110,000 words. i was shocked -- i guess if there has been criticism from inside, it has mostly been in the vein of how da

2971.01 where they talk about the available information or evidence suggests that the person chronic cally commits offenses in a sexually motivation, you have to admit that happened here by virtue of the rape charges, but the person has committed one or more offenses in which the person has tortured or engaged in ritual lis particular acts with one or more victims, that seems to fit here, too, and also the person has committed one or more offenses in which one or more victims were physically harmed to the degree that the particular victim's life was in jeopardy and that most prominently occurred with ms. knight. there are legal reasons that your attorneys i am sure have considered and discussed with you why although you may not like the wording or the terminology of the revised code, it fits. okay? it may be unpleasant to you. >> violent crime, makes it sound like i forced myself onto them. that didn't happen. >> well -- >> listen. >> by virtue of your plea, that's what you did. you pled guilty to that and by virtue of your plea, when you rape someone, that's what it means. so, mr. castro,

the rugged terrain in these mountains making it's cally difficult for the teams that are on the groundey continue to work around the clock, but this fire is growing as you talk about containment below 10% at this point. not the focus. right now the focus continues to be protection, trying to protect small towns like this one and others that could be in the path of the flames. that's what these crews are doing, the best job they can of right now. they've already lost 11 homes, 23 structures. that's a number they want to see theúsame, laura and jon, even if the other numbers climb, they want to make sure they don't lose anymore homes here. so far they've been able to accomplish that part of this very difficult mission. thank you very much. they do have a fight against them. 7% contained. that's it. >> a lot of firefighters from the bay area trying to help out. christina loren, let's talk about the conditions. it's not goating any easier for these guys. >> no. over the next couple days, a big question mark when it comes to the thunderstorms. not yet today. as we head through tomorrow and

i think ted cruz is wrong an lit cally when he says this is our last chance to stop it. >> jonah is arguing do the stand back and hold, hold, hold, hold, everybody. and wait until it starts to fall under some of the pressure of the delays in all of that. >> you know, i guess it's a hail mary pass. once it's fully implemented. people are not satisfied with it. but once it many fully implemented they realized benefits to them personally. they realize they won't be thrown off their health insurance. they might not want to necessarily get rid of it. if the republicans want to gamble with the majority of the senate on obama-care that's their right and their prerogative. i think as i said if this goes on they may find that people like not being able to cut their insurance. they might like the fact that they can keep their kids and their health insurance longer. more and more as this goes on -- >> they will love it. >> they might. >> we'll see. >> they might continue to dislike it. they might dislike it for five years. martha: jonah and julie, thank you very much. very interesting. bill: an americ

fire, providing ammunition and aid to fellow troops during a 2009 battle in afghanistan and heroic callyus. first of all, from america, thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> eric: give us a play by play. tell us exactly what happened in that fire fight. >> in that fire fight, i woke up, threw on my body armor, sprinted through fire to my guard position. they needed more assistance. they were pinned down. we had to get out of there because the incoming fire would eventually breach the armor. we met the initial breaching force of the enemy. several guys got killed, and then we fell back. eventually i was able to get out and get mace and with sergeant larson -- >> eric: let me stop you there. you're not pinned down. you go into the fire. the taliban is fighting, shooting at you. you're feeling it. people are dropping near you, but you still do that, you jump out there and step in mace? >> step in mace. it wasn't just me. i mean, the soldiers of black night troop did an excellent job of providing cover fire. they were able to help sergeant larson and i carry mace to the aid stakes and

but your body is sem cally, biokemiccally preparing. >> rachael: like when you set the alarm, but youen you got to get up. >> let's goo the calendar this, is how i would have scheduled you. let's see, may 4 is national join hands day. we're going t do that and my hope for you, you will join him. hat would be really nice. >> rachael: join hip day. >> join hip day. now we have cinco dede mayo. >> rachae put the sombreroin and a couple shots. >> i believe may 7 is teacher awawareness day. and when is mother's day? >> rachael: i want to go to your house with sherri. it sounds like a party. >> when is mother's day? >> 12th. >> moms, you didn't hear me say that. okay. the 12th. okay. what i i did here, i put sex on the fourth and on the fifth to gear the body up to guess what, ge ready for it again on that. >> rachael: love that. >> we will get in there, you are like, give it all you got for two dares and on the seventh, your body is going to be geared up to be having it again, you are going to be thinking about it. so that's really the goal here. >> rachael: like training for a marathon, i

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he called me callis and they did get somebody else to do the story. when i now look at the 9/11 threat, the war is the friend of the state. crisis is the friend of the state. the economic field we have a credit crunch of people in power that said we would have economic collapse if we don't bailout the banks. if we don't let a few men spend a trillion dollars of your money. crisis grows the state. that's an enemy of freedom. 3,000 people live on september he wasn't more than that. it's been 12 years. let's assume that happen every ten years, 300 deaths a year. the would be horrible in america. but we live with prescott. 35,000 deaths on the highway, 100 today. 3,000 americans die in house fires were $10,000 smoke detector is a wonderful thing. it's a place to spend money. the thousand americans drowned and the media gets it wrong and they warned you about sharks and drowning. they are eating dear. where does terrorism fit into this? almost nothing has happened in 12 years. it may happen. i don't presume to know. the rest of the panel was more informed