[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! break the ice, waitress: welcome to denny's!nt, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. >> stephen: well, jon, that's it for "the report." keep it human! good night! (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: sorry. ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park, gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ is this what you're looking for, kyle? no, i don't think so. mrph rmh rmphm? no, that's a hair dryer! can i help you find something? yeah, do you have any "nerections"? any what? i need to get a nerection for my dad. vgo on, beat it.. why is that funny? dude, my mom and dad keep fighting all the time. i heard them say it's 'cause my dad doesn't have a nerection, so i

waitresses at a local restaurant serve up meals with their guns strapped to their hips at a time when other businesses are banning them. nbc's janet shamlian has the story. >> reporter: it's a morning routine much like that of other working moms. >> i'll make your cereal in just a minute, all right? >> reporter: but lauren isn't ready for her job until she's clipped on a 9-millimeter pistol. the colorado woman owns shooters grill in the aptly named town of rifle. >> hi, how are you? good. >> reporter: in her restaurant firearms aren't just welcome, they're encouraged. >> many of my waitresses already open carry, conceal/carry before the restaurant actually began. they approached me asking if they could carry while working. >> reporter: so every morning hot breakfasts are served by waitresses packing heat. >> i'm carrying a ruger .357 blackhawk. >> i'm carrying a smith and wesson .9 millimeter shield. >> reporter: and the regulars too, like bill with his .357 magnum. if they told you you couldn't bring your gun in. >> i wouldn't come in here. >> what about businesses that don't allow t

starting as a waitress i understand your mother worked there as well. >> she did.rted 40 years ago yesterday. this year is my 30th year. gerri: really a family business for the two of you. i wanted to talk about some of the hurdles the you faced. this is not an easy business. the restaurant business is tough. starting as such a young woman, a lot of responsibility. did people taking seriously? >> you know, when i was young men did not. at our time opening bank accounts, getting loans. all at -- i would always get a loan like, are you sure you are not just a waitress. i actually had a banker who would not open up a bank account for me and i had to go find a bank that would actually take money. i went in to buy zero with a piece of real estate and the banker said to me, young lady, you need to stick to the restaurant business. i had challenges when i was younger. now that i am all that does not happen anymore. gerri: the economy was immense after that. >> it was a terrible time. we know that travel drastically dropped. airlines laid off thousands of workers. was a ha

>> yes, her lawyer has sent off a little letter to the waitress threatening to see the waitress saying, kendell jener had add myth that had she did accidentally leave without paying the bill at the mercer cafe but the the problem is that she never threw money a at the waitress. that was the the part they are having problems with they said that the waitress did come out, chased kendell down on the street and kendell was very apologetic according to this letter that she immediately grabbed money, paid and gave $7 tip on top of the $33 bill and politely handed it over. there was no throwing of money. i don't know why that one throwing of money is the part that they are really going after but they don't want to make it seem like she's a spoiled blat i think. >> she had her lawyer contact a waitress right through are thinking, you know, really just let it go. >> you know what, interesting thing one of the guys in our meeting brought up a good point. you may hear kardashians and jeners can be spoiled and do stuff but you never hear about them being rude to people. you never hear a story abou

when she pursued she threw money in the waitress's face. >> i wouldn't be upset if someone threw money. >>> downtown abby started overseas. the promotional picture was released and quickly recalled. it's a modern water bottle in the 1920s tv show. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >> i grew up here and this is currently my community and home. and, therefore, it means a lot to me personally that we break this cycle of violence, truth, and tension and build trust showing the utmost respect for every interaction with every citizens. i understand the anger and fear that the citizens of ferguson are feeling, and our police officers will respect both of those. >>> president obama the and the missouri governor send in the state highway patrol to take over. will the deep ties to the community bring peace? >>> robin william's wife showing new details on the health of the late actor and the state of mind that lead him to take his own life. >>> take note for the next mother's day. what a son did to get this mom's reaction. it is priceless and a heart felt moment. we'll reveal it in the cooler.

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! break the ice, waitress: welcome to denny's!th breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >> stephen: well that's it for the report, everybody. good night. (cheers and applause) . [dramatic music] ♪ - my name is kevin, or so they tell me. actually, they told me my birth name is benjamin chang, but i can't remember anything before six months ago. but by using a special, shiny glass called a mirror, i've estimated that i'm 15 years old, although i have no way of knowing. changnesia is a fascinating and extremely rare disease on the forefront of the psychological landscape. compared with your garden variety amnesia, changnesia is immeasurably more complex. its varied and seemingly random symptoms, its resistance to both traditional and new age medicine, why changnesia affects the memory but not the ability to make forced puns-- these are all things we can study now that someone finally has it. - i first met chang when i hired him as a spanish teacher at greendale. then he became a disgraced student, psychopathic music major,

so there i was asking the waitress from mexico about the families from india and translating for know who was so interested and animated and captivated by house social classes work and how people interact and what changes and what doesn't and full of questions, kept apologizing and kept on asking the waitress more questions about how that work and i would love to read the book that she could write about that part of the experience in that part of alabama or conversely there was a possible death penalty case in monroe ville after the murder of a physician and his wife, terribly sad case where their son killed his parents and ended up committing suicide before this goes to trial. it looks like a death penalty case so we spent time talking about that issue. there were times i couldn't help thinking about how much people would like to know what she thought of that. how much she came to like a lot of times about those kinds of things and those stories that tell you more about issues than anything else. of course that was her decision, only she knew what was the right thing to do and why. i

. >>> and more kardashian news, a new york waitress is claiming after she denied 18-year-old kendallto skip out on her bill and with the food she then threw in the waitress's fate. tmz is threatening that the reality star is threatening to sue the witness saying the story is not true. >> probably a little truth in both sides. >> well, we'll find that out. >>> as the fifth season of downtown abbey starts this week, overseas this promotional picture was released and then quickly taken down. >> ah. got you. >> that very modern water bottle sitting on the mantle. in the 1920s show. hmm. >> you know with some of the eating and they cut away and come back and the food was there and then not there and there again. >> continuity issues. why is the sweater on this shoulder and then on that shoulder. >> i tried. >> i pay attention to that. my skills are not great with that. >> we'll check it out with the teenage mutant ninja story, right? i'm dara brown. this is early today. we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. something happens when you giveair.r hair... you get a natural look

and the waitresses, the bartenders, to try to get that perspective.h stay out of the politics. >> i want y'all to take care of the people here in the house, the waitresses, the bartenders. this is a song about freedom. >> mike's place is where people come to escape the tension of a country too often torn apart by terrorism. the bar has an international feel. nearly everyone speaks english and talking about politics and religion is discouraged. >> a good bartender knows how to get out of it eloquently. a good line is, are we still talking about sex? >> jack has chosen mike's place as the subject of his documentary to show how israelis are coping with the violence. >> why not? >> over the course of just two weeks, jack has become close friends with the owner, the bartenders, avi who works security, and dominique, a 4-year-old quwaitress from fran and who has dreams of opening her own pastry shop. >> she really affected me and i guess the film shows what she's like. >> if things are going well i see myself maybe having my own little coffee shop things or

kept apologizing and then kept on right on asking the waitress more questions about how all that worked. and, you know, i did have a pang that evening that i would love just selfishly to read the book that she could write about that part of the experience in that part of alabama. or conversely, there was a possible death penalty case in monroeville after the murder of a physician and his wife, terribly sad case where their son killed his parents and ended up committing suicide before this became, before it went to trial. but it looked like it would be a death penalty case. and so we spent time talking about that issue. there were other occasions where i just couldn't help thinking how much people would like to know what she thought about that a and the stories she could tell. and i felt how much she came to life a lot of times talking about, about those kinds of things and about the stories that tell you more about issues than anything else. although, of course, that was her decision, and only she knew what was the right thing for her to do and why. but i have to say there are times i'v

> reporter: did some of the white employees quit. >> within a month, i'd say 25 of my part-time waitresses quit, and five of my full-time employees. >> they didn't want to work with blacks. >> 100%. >> bobby said he never saw himself as a civil rights crusader. >> integration was something that had to be done. it was time for it, the right thing to do. segregation i did not like. that back room i did not like. the idea that the black customer coming in the back room. i hated it. >> he may not have demonstrated downtown, but he did something significantly. he took a chance with his business, his employment by opening it up to all races and workforce. for me, he put more in the line than your average civil rights crusader did. >> no matter who you are, what colour. >> soon july bows was the place in miami, where blacks and whites felt comfortable. ordinary customers might bump into the major and the police chief. everywhere loved the shrimp. >> coming from a gospel. seeing it at 1 o'clock or 2 o'clock in the morning, seeing it, can't wait to eat the nice pretty chicken wings. >> jerome star

waitress?, unfortunately the tv co cost did not make the -- tv co-host did not make the list. >> i agree this list is complete and utter -- [bleep]. >> somebody went british on us. we still have to bleep it. >> [bleep]. >> did it again. >> the guy will be up all night editing this. >> i love what the men are claiming the journalists and the human right attorney. you need to put hollywood in front of that. guys are thinking of a hot actress playing a human rights attorney or george clooney's fee yawn sai. kate mara in "house of cards" or amy adams as lois lane. they think journalists have a sexy lifestyle. unless you are rick leventhal, it is not true. >> he is the only one. he throws a party every night whether you are there or not. dudes want human rights activists? yeah that's what you want in the bedroom. you know how many unhuman things i want to do to you? i can't date you if you are a human rights activist. i will be the first one violating your rights. >> why? >> go to commercial. >> we

the truckers appreciated the outgoing waitress with the classic manner. you could walk in looking pretty rough and you wouldn't phase desma. desma mentioned in a cold night in november 2002. he was delivering greater ricks to truckers all over indiana, iowa, ohio. he sat down to one of the tables of the group telling jokes that got dirtier as the sky darkened. jimmy grew chagrined after spotting a plastic reset on the wrist that said what would jesus do. her son had brought it home from bible school. should we assume she was churchgoing instead they better start telling such bad jokes. with screws like a tiger and winks asked to desma. what's the jimmy? rohrer said asthma and she winked. the other truckers left until their place junk. also in afghanistan, michelle finds herself working alongside a woman named debbie helton. debbie is 30 years her senior. debbie will become a grandmother during the deployment. she's in her early fit these while they're in afghanistan. she was really proud to help serve in the military and when she learned that she was not

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> good evening and welcome to "piers morgan live." i am piers morgan, the tiny, little fool of news. it's been a busy year for george zimmerman. first, he was acquitted of murder, then detained after a dispute with his ex-wife. and this week, he was arrested

[laughter] so i was able to help she wanted to ask the waitress who was learning english so there i was waitress from mexico and the families from india and he was so interested and animated i was captivated house social class is working and how people interact and what changes and what doesn't. and full of questions to keep apologizing then keeps asking about questions how that works. selfish there wanted to read the book about that part of the experience in that part of alabama but with the possible death penalty case after the murder of the position where the sun killed his parents and committed suicide before this became a roar went to trial but it was a death penalty case so we would talk about that issue in other occasions how much people would like to know what she thought about that and the stories she could tell and how much she came to life to talk about those kinds of things. and the stories that tell you more about the issue of course, that was her decision and only she knew what was the right thing and why but i have to say there are things i have to richard some volumes if

what date reword remembers when the distress baking, also the home rock cafe where father greg has waitresses with attitude and learn to serve and learn about the food services. are really do feel like i have arrived because avatar car named after there. they have touched a removal. they have millions of services, everything from a unit of the project father heard that is there talking about helping these gang members i have a parent of children. they have education of glasses, to bring to my gang members get their cds, high-school diplomas. it is quite extraordinary. >> host: is there a percentage of the crime committed in south-central or in l.a. that you can attribute to a gang activity ? >> guest: it depends on who you talk to. and it really is the majority of violent crime in the past was gang-related. it but it is a difficult thing to define because here's the deal i take your wallet. i am a gang member. is that a gang crime or my just checking your wallet? rice let's say i1 of the plaza de or one of the crips and our desire because you're one of the crips and going to beat you up. shou

. >> we spoke to our waitress and kind of asked her where was she when the earthquake happened. and she gave us a little bit of detail. we're glad to be here to help them recover. >> reporter: we're back here live. you can see the party going on. thisfund-raiser. they were selling bottles of wine, some of them damaged in the quake, sold about 800 of them roerting live in napa, christie smith. >>> and the message is simple. and it helps a good cause. tee shirts are being sold with a slogan that says keep calm and press on. that's the wine country, you know what press means. those shirts are being offered at tspring.com. all funds are going to the relief fund. napa valley visitors, not surprisingly, created that fund. >>> napa's winery buildings survived, but sometimes the bottles did not. barrel stacks came crashing down. many in the industry say if the earthquake had happened a day later, workers could have been hurt by the falling barrels, and if the earthquake had happened during the day, tourists could have been injured too. there are no laws addressing wine barrel stacks. si

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> stephen: that's the rupert, everybody! good night! (cheers and applause)

i was a cook, a dishwasher, a manager, i waitressed, barten r bartender bartendered, you name id, i had done the job. i came back from australia when i was 19 opening that restaurant and thought, this will never happen again. it's a once in a lifetime experience. i'm just going to go back to college and follow this very typical path and 30 days later, they asked me to go to mexico, a few months later, i was in south america and it quickly became a clear passion and something that i loved and was very good at and i was also failing college because i was gone so much. then, i had to make a choice. luckily, it turned into a wonderful career. >> you got your mba though. >> i did. some programs, some colleges have a program, it's very rare, where if you have enough business experience, some college and you are able to score really higher than average on the g mat, they have to manage their risk of course and i was able to accomplish all of that. took the g mat, passed it with no notice and got letters written from other ceos and passed the interviews and they took a chance on me, which is ra

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >>> catch up in the world of sports, everybody, the levi's stadium, turf, it held up better than the first offensive back. tired of all of it. ready for a little football against the chargers. now, [ -- now, kaepernick, and the o-line struggling, gaining 14 yards on the first three series. now, on the bright side it was a wake up call for the back up quarterback. and he woke up, and 49ers getting the game. 41-7. they will closeout the preseason on thursday in the preseason right here on channel 5. and ejected arguing in the dugout, the right idea going home. giants, washington, they jumped out to a 5-0 lead. now, gone, only the second home run of the season. giants cruising, but, the wheels came off, in the 6th inning, he faced 5 battles, allowing 5 hits, did not get a single out. washington scores 6 runs in the inning, 5 more in the 8th. going 14-6. they remain 4.5 games back of the dodgers in the west. that was ugly. >> yes. hello friends,. >> yes. jim, taking the ice bucket challen

it's a little bit longer in 1983 i raised my only daughter and despite working as a well caught waitress i slept in my lymph and rented my berm home sharing is not new to san francisco when i returned with a dock transit in 1998 i wished i'd not left my rent controlled apartment. i was envious of my friends. now i work in home health and serve patient in the city three years ago, i purchased a flat and borrowing from i 40 k we had repairs totally more than $3,000 dollars i might be homeless again fortunate i have an extra bedroom and have hosted folks. families of neighbors and tourist are drawn here and new cafes have emerged and arresting our classic cinema massachusetts has been renovated. indeed i feel safer with carefully screened guests in anywhere home. while one neighbor might be envious what is required in order for this city and county and residents ever san francisco to benefit from home sharing is the intention of this legislation is truly protecting people precede cautiously. >> hi, i'm martha i live in the outer sunset i'm american people homeowner and an b and b host will

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! ng up: the earth >>> you know, it has been 20 hours now, going on 20 hours since the earthquake and nobody yet said anything, all of this time, about earthquake weather. and i am grateful. as we head outside tonight, we have mostly clear skies around the bay area. low clouds along the shoreline, looking live towards the stadium. mostly in the 60s right now. 62 degrees in oakland, stphaeupl san francisco. starting tomorrow, low clouds along the shoreline. but, here is what is finally happening. high pressure on vacation most of august, finally beginning to do its duty and begins to get closer to the west coast as it does. pressure comes up, temperatures follow suit. we get warmer by midweek. lower to middle 90s by wednesday and thursday around the valley area and in san jose and point south to morgan hill. along the shoreline, mild, more sunshine than we have seen much of the month of that midweek. tomorrow, getting drizzle on the shoreline. and, on the bay, partly sunny skies, tempera

when the waitress becomes upset, the manager steps in to defuse the situation. >> he found the two guests to be belligerent and using language that he felt was not appropriate for the restaurant. he asked them to leave. >> though the men followed the manager outside, it becomes apparent they aren't too happy about being asked to leave. >> i don't know why it got to that point and somebody said something to somebody, but when that happens, these things escalate very quickly. >> the argument hits its boiling point when one of the customers lashes out and hits one of the waiters in the face. >> he was about to go right after the guy again but the manager was trying to keep things subdued. >> it doesn't work because the second customer joins in, punching the same waiter. >> there's nothing he can do to control it at this point because it's coming from every angle. >> and that's when the violence escalates. >> the guy in the gray shirt picked up one of the chairs that someone had left and started throwing that. he was coming with the chair right towards me. so i'm sitting there in my table wit

waitress: welcome to denny's! >>pam moore bart trains were stopped tonight. as a bomb threat shut down the transbay tube. stranding passengers trying to move between san francisco and the east bay. the tube. is now back open. the system. is recovering. kron 4's jeff bush is live at the west oakland bart station, where people were stuck for two hours. jeff? >>jeff bush everything is back to normal but it was a chaotic scene after the hours of the bomb threat. video shows police moved in quickly to get everyone out of the station in west oakland. they did conduct an investigation but no bomb was ever found. the damage was already done to those who were stuck here at the station or across the bay in san francisco. as you can imagine that there were many angry and upset commuters. >> i was waiting about 30 or 40 minutes. a lot of folks were hot and tired and we were wondering what was going on. we just saw a lot of cops. >> i just got back from san francisco international airport and i heard no announcement about some police activity. we left the airport and went

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! family and friends held a v for a two-year old gir >>> here are the bay area headlines we are following. family and friends held a vigil for a 2-year-old girl who was killed by a hit and run driver. they gathered where it happened on mission street in san francisco between 4th and 5th streets. she was in the crosswalk with her skpaupbt twin brother when she was hit and her family is devastated. -- her aunt and her twin brother when she was hit and her family is devastated. >> unbelievable. no reason. i can't believe it. >> reporter: witnesses say the car was traveling east and sped away without stopping. the police released this photo of the car. the child's uncle says it was a lexus es300 the police say it could be a mid-90 camry or honda. it has a mismatch front bumper and dark or black rims. >>> the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy will be back on duty material. he opened fire after lopez refused to drop the weapon he was carrying. it turned out to be a pellet

kitchen 15 minutes from his home in orinda curry left his wallet in his car when he ordered a beer the waitress he looked a little young and wouldn't let him get one without an i.d. curry said he assumed she'd recognize him the manager eventually came in recognized curry and he got his beer >> he does look young she was doing her job that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year. all beds on sale! with 50% off the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. evewith the highest levelde of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. >>> stunning revelation, from robin williams' wife. >> he had

my unit full time when i travel helps me to pay for school otherwise i'll have to get a jobs as a waitress i went to the academy of arts university i have a lot of loans i hear all the comments about tenants rights and how we we have to have stock for the tenants again, i work 10 hours a day and put my soul into that i'm not sure why i have to provide housing for other people it's extremely unfair and unjust one other thing people who come and stay with me from air b and b they wouldn't be staying in hotels this is a different group they're not able to come and afford you know staying at the hoyt for 10 days it's a red herring >> thank you very much. and commissioners i'm brad, i he was here for a cac meeting but i got to hear the testimony we have to focus on the big picture the mayor has a professionally proposal to build thirty thousand units of housing we're going all we can but the net increase in how's is the real issue if we build 3 thousand or 5 thousand units a year and loss those to other kinds of conversions we're not going to reach that goal i have friends that rent for b and b

was chosen because i had worked every job in the restaurant, a cook, a dishwasher, a manager, a waitress, a bartender, you name it, i had done the job. i was an obvious selection to go be a part of this team. i came back from australia from the first time opening that restaurant when i'm 19 and i thought, this will never happen again. it's a once in a lifetime experience. i'm going back to college and follow this typical path. and 30 days liter they asked me to go to mexico and then i was in south america and it quickly became a clear passion and something that i loved and was very good at. i was also failing college because i was gone so much, so i had to make a choice. the choice was to drop out. luckily it turned into a wonderful, progressive career in managing and financing. >> you got your mba without getting a college degree. >> i did. some program -- some colleges have a program, it's very rare, if you have enough business experience, some college and you are able to score really higher than average on the gmats, they have to manage their risk of atte attendees, i passed the gmat

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's!ing and applause] >> jon: hey, you ever have one of those days where you think to you're, i sure hope this isn't on television? [laughter] hey, man, you know what, we'll get 'em tomorrow. that's our show, join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is, your moment of zen. >> come some night with me and sit out at the border one, two, 3:00 a.m., dodge tranche las, captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ (eagle caw) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to "the report"! thanks so much for joining us! nation -- (chanting) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: nation, thank you so much! nation, thank you so much for your love and adulation tonight. i need it more than ever because if you have been watching the news, you know it's been a tough week for, let's say humans. (laughter) from battles in gaza to russia shelling ukraine to taliban advances in afghanistan, they're not releasing any more new weird al videos. (laughter) folks, we a

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! more excitement than they bargained for when a roller were on got stu >>> two dozen thrill seekers got more excitement than they bargained for when a roller coaster they were on got stuck. this is at sixx flags in maryland. the ride stopped at the top of one of the turns, firefighters handed outum pwrel las to the riders to shade themselves from the hot sun. it took several hour -- out umbrellas to the riders to shade themselves from the hot sun. nobody was hurt. it is unclear why it was stuck. >> yes. >>> now, strange day at pga. they ran out of sunshine there. but, this is the way a major is supposed to play out. new generation vs the old one. hottest player vs one of the most popular players on tour. an inch of rain fell during the opening round. play was suspended. trove he to wait. not a great start for rory. at one point, 5 golfers in front. chipped in for birdie. mcllroy forget for a moment but then, getting a great roll towards the cup. he would make the eagle. he is within 1

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the waitress here at a restaurant in colorado, she is carrying a weapon. an article in "the guardian" focuses on parents who carry guns and maybe have a hard time explaining to their children why they carry guns openly. you can read that there is a solution now, a children's book called "my parents open carry." the authors were motivated to write to gun big -- to write the book because they were wanting -- it sparked outrage among gun-control activists, but it is an interesting tidbit in "the guardian." white feather press is giving away another free copy of another book. this is called "raising boys feminists will hate." run and get a copy. >> very interesting. thank you for that look at the newspapers. thank you for watching "france 24." let's look at sports starting right now. >> semyon nasreen is said to be retiring from football at the age of 27. the midfielder was left out for the brazil word cup -- the brazil world cup, saying he did not perform as well for his country as he does for his club. her now has spoken for the first time since taking over

[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! with new jolly rancher filled gummy bites? not today.ess. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, her new series is called "the honourable woman"." after >> they don't want you to choose a palestinian. they want an israeli. >> it doesn't matter what anyone wants. >> we want you to choose a palestinian. >>ly choose whoever best protects the aims and ideals of this company. and nothing you or anyone else wants will affect that decision. >> you cannot choose an israeli, not after this. >> i'll choose exactly who i want. >> then you will have made a mistake. >> and if i do, at least it will be mine. >> jon: seems like an interesting subject. please welcome back to the program maggie gyllenhaal. come on! look at you. how are you? >> i'm good. i'm good. >> jon: what are you doing to me? >> sorry. i'm sorry. let's do it. >> jon: all right. so when did you start filming this thing, this miniseries? >> in 2013. >> jon: 2013. you probably thought to you're, well, jeerkz we'll make this and then probably be obsolete because by the time it comes out

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[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> tonight, a crowd of 40,000 remembers one of the giants greatest fans. robin williams. good evening, i'm tim lincecum. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. andria borba has the story. >> reporter: those details where released today by the marin county sheriff's office. meanwhile, in marin county, people are remembering the star, the neighbor. the person they loved who made them laugh. as the flowers piled up at robin williams' tiburon home, so do the stories. they knew a star was born. >> i had seen something amazing. >> reporter: with the fond memories came the sad realization of his final hours. >> at approximately 10:30 a.m., august 11, 2014, williams wife left the house theying he was asleep. >> reporter: his assistance forced her way in and found him. and called 911, but the star was already gone. dead from asphyxia hanging himself with a belt. >> his wrist had several cuts. a pocket knife with a blade was located in close

as a former waiter, i don't like that. >> me too, as a waitress.enters for disease control and prevention has issued the highest level alert for the ebola crisis. this is an alert within the united states. first time the agency issued that high of alert for the u.s. since 2009. we're joined by dr. richard carmona, 17th surgeon general of the united states. welcome. glad to have you with us. >> happy to be with you. stuart: panic is worse than fear. and when the cdc puts out this warning, this higher warning to the whole country, doesn't that tend to increase the possibility of panic? >> well, i think what we have to do when that goes out is explain to the public what that means is, when we get to the level one is we want to have all our resources ready to move at any given time. getting calls from all over the nation, all over the world about the best way to handle this problem, and that's resource intensive. so having the specialists in the emergency operation center, being ready to send equipment at the last-minute, drugs, support services as nee