. >> alfonzo's drug abuse land him in jail so many times, that it really just felt completely routineeemed to know the rest of the booking procedure well enough that he could just walk himself through it. >> are we processing and fingerprint? >> after we get through with this, yes. >> i done been here about 20 times. >> alfonzo even knew the best time of day to get arrested. >> at night it gets so crowded, you have to use the bathroom in front of people. god knows if you have to take a dump. by me coming here early in the morning, i think i got a big break. >> the sad thing about alfonzo, he not only had an addiction that kept getting him thrown in jail, he couldn't be honest about it to his own family. his one phone call was to his mother and it was heartbreaking. >> i'm over here, over town. i was with a friend. i'm spending the night with a friend. it's a female, though. i'm so sick of lying to my mom. i feel so bad. what can she do? she ain't gonna bail me out. i call, mom, i'm in jail. again? i told you to stay home. i didn't want to hear all that right now. the damage has been d

alfonzo, good morning. >> caller: hey, steph, hey mooks, i love you guys you are fantastic. >> stephanie troll on the line. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: he was former military and saying that the president essentially has to resign because of somebody in the irs -- my god -- or something, and she used an trample of her troop or platoon -- >> stephanie: right. one also wondered if she is a small business owner, wasn't one? >> caller: yes. i wonder why bub didn't resign over the overgrabbing. >> stephanie: yes. >> well, pretty much everything. >> stephanie: brett in louisiana, welcome. >> caller: one thing i wanted to point out here is you guys are rightfully so complaining about the tax exempt status for these people. but what gets my goat is senator levin and representative sheila jackson lee, and numerous other ones have written the irs and asked them to further scrutinize these conservative groups while supporting groups like acorn, and even gave them government funding with our tax dollars, which would be no different than giving tax dollars to a tea party group, which i would object

jazzy jeff and his son jordan, they sang the first song and then alfonzo rivera came out and broke into steve: they still watch it in my house. >> brian: check out this picture of a tornado. the mayor said there's damage, but no deaths. >> steve: meanwhile, maria e is joining us right now. even though it's a calm day on the streets of new york, but there's wild weather. >> reporter: yes we are expecting areas of rain to move in and it's associated with the same storm system that produced more than 1,000 reports of severe weather across plains. and i do want to start out by showing you the forecast for iowa, in parts of iowa, we are dealing with areas of heavy rain. and more heavy rain is in the forecast today and, wednesday and thursday. what it shows you, that dark spot in purple on the northwestern corner of the state are areas that have seen more than eight inches, some of you more than a foot of rain. that is why we have that flood threat. quickly, showers and storms rolling through parts of the great lakes, moving into the interior northeast, here is a look at the severe weather th

he's marrying his partner of eight years hector alfonzo. kolbe is 70 years old.second openly gay republican to serve in congress. he came out back in 1996. he's getting married saturday. >> who knew there was such a thing as a gay republican? >> bill: james kolbe was way ahead of his time. >> you look at republicans now. >> bill: yeah. >> sports desk, the sacramento kings will not be moving to seattle. the nba board of governors ruling yesterday that the kings have to stay in california by way of a 22-8 vote according to "usa today," the family that owns the kings had been trying to off-load the team for some time and found a buyer in a group led by the ceo of microsoft in seattle. but the nba will not allow the move. seattle has been without a team since the supersonics left there in 2008. >> bill: how the hell they can do that. >> the nba i'm not sure what exactly they're trying to accomplish by trying to dominate how teams run their businesses. they tried to do this in the off-season. wouldn't allow certain trades. if you own a team and you find another buyer,