i'm amy wolter in for gwen ifill. tonight on "washington week." >> the united states strongly condemns the steps that have been taken by egypt's interim government. amy: the president responds to the increasing violence in egypt. but how much influence does the u.s. have in the region? >> we violated our own rule of law by not calling it for what it is because our law clearly states that if it's a military coup then aid is cut off. they had the coup and we didn't do that. that's a blow to credibility. amy: the attorney general takes aim at those con victed of minor drug offenses. >> certain low level nonviolent drug offenders who have no ties to large scale organizations, gangs or cartels, will no longer be charged with offenses that impose draconian mandatory minimum sentences. amy: and hillary clinton laying the groundwork for 2016. >> many americans are asking how do we ensure that the law continues to serve and belong to the people in a time when ideology and gridlock have paralyzed our politics? amy: but is this

shall we let amy continue? yeah, go ahead, amy. already on a roll. right. so that's good. see? back and forth. just like ironing. oh... ha ha. i know, it's true, i can't iron. well...where were we? oh. ok, ok. amy, you continue doing that, and i'm gonna need some help with the sauce. um... d to you? whatever you say, marie. you're the master. what? you're the master. i mean, i'm just happy to be here. you're a brilliant cook. thank you. those are such lovely eoh, thank you, marie. you always have such nice taste. marie: are you all right, dear? yes, i've just never seen... such lovely earrings. oh. you like those? mommy. yeah, honey? the boys keep blocking the tv. well, remember what we talked about? etend it doesn't bother you and see what happens. when's daddy coming home? just try it. trust me, it works. did you wanna say something, marie? i don't want to butt in, dear. , no. you go ahead. butt. well, your advice. i'm not saying it was wrong, dear, but, well, it's not right. no? no. see, i've been mothering for 40 years. and i just think that if ally pretends it's fine, then

all right, amy. that's it. yes, it's amy, and you know what? her about joanne and stefania. what?! i don't want to have any secrets. what are you, nuts? you never tell a woman anything. even if they figure it out, you deny. but amy would want me to be honest. yeah, that's how they get you. you think that's what they want, and then you cannot believe the yelling. yeah, is that what you want -- 42 years of "for god's sakes, close your robe"? [ imitating robert ] hey... that's what i'll do. i'll -- i'll tell my girlfriend about my other girlfriends. [ imitating robert ] hey, yeah, that's a good idea. honesty is the best policy. hey, hey, hey, look, look, look, you got three women after you, huh? let me -- let me check over here. you got three women after you, huh, huh? then who does? oh, wait a minute. i believe that's me. i'll figure it out, gentlemen. and now... adieu. the pizza was to your liking? mmm. it was perfect. no, you're perfect. ow! oh, robert, are you all right? here. yeah, thanks, thanks. i'm fine. who's burning fur? listen, amy, i t

hi john. >> caller: hi peter and amy. you brought tears to my eyes for the first time watching c-span making your remarkable witness to history for us all. i am torn in the mornings whether i should watch democracy now! and c-span but luckily i can now listen to it on wptw so i appreciate the ability to catch c-span and you too on the same day. i would like to recommend that you have more authors and book reports but also have a true story to tell particularly about 9/11 in the war on drugs. thank you so much. >> guest: thank you. you talk about book authors and i was just in denver for a conference. remarkably i met a woman who you will soon hear her story. her name is carlotta linear and for folks who live in little rock arkansas you know the story but it's also a story that made history in this country. she wrote a book and i talked to her yesterday and we will soon be broadcasting this interview. i was so moved by her story. carlotta walz was the youngest member of the little rock nine. she was 14 years old in 1957 wh

you asking about me and amy? no, not about you and amy. you know, just...frequency. frequency with me and amy? i don't think amy would appreciate her name coming up in this type of venue. all right, so don't use the name amy, you know? just tell me how often between you and "gail." could it not be gail? because i have a superior named gail. she's a beast. all right, call her whatever you want. i just--i just-- vanessa. ok, fine. say, rob, how are things between you and vanessa? [low sexy voice] oh, pretty good. yeah? like how often would you say you and vanessa, you know? to be honestwhy? why?t li what's the matter? well, no, nothing. it's just, you know, you get older and that's what happens. it's natural. yeah, yeah. why are you asking? no, nothing, nothing. oh, wait a minute. raymond, do you have a problem? what do you got for snacks? cheeseballs, cheeseballs. i'm in. you believe this game? it's like they're not wearing cups. a ta so, raymond, what is the problem? hey, robert, this is a pretty good game. we should just what problem? what are you talking about? not

amy? >> reporter: eric, they're gearing up for fire season at the cal fire stations like this one because of the dry conditions. but, also, because of the threat of dry lightning. they've even brought in firefighters from other parts of the state. they have noticed the dry conditions, that they are really paying close attention to the predictions of dry lightning. the forecast is calling for thunderstorms in the bay area anytime between now and tomorrow morning. these storms aren't expected to produce rain, but could create lightning strikes. and that, along with these dry conditions, is a nightmare for firefighters. >> lightning doesn't just land near the side of the road. it's out in the middle of nowhere. we either have to hike into it, we have to fly into it, use air resources to get to it. >> reporter: fires are already raging outside of the bay area, in butte county, more than 400 structures are threatened by a wildfire and hundreds of people have had to evacuate. that one is 45% con

amy, putin was not the head of the kgb.was the fsb. >> i believe you. >> i don't think you said russia has everything snowden knows already which people think. i don't know about that. i would assume a guy with his expertise has ways of keeping his data secure. just a guess. >> good point. >> i'm done. >> let's end it there then, shall we, andy? >> let's keep going. this is fun. >> thank you, michelle, bill, amy, paul. poor paul. maybe just take a picture of him. have a nice season. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> for all progress we have made, this radical violent extremism is still out there. >> laura: the president admits the threat from al qaeda is alive and well. are his efforts in fighting terrorism working or making americans more vulnerable? we have a debate. >> what i say to president putin is there no reason why we shouldn't be able to cooperate more effectively than we do. >> laura: president obama says nyet to putin canceling next month's big meeting with the russian president. does it matter? w

amy, putin was not the head of the kgb. it was the fsb. >> i believe you. >> i don't think you said russia has everything snowden knows already which people think. i don't know about that. i would assume a guy with his expertise has ways of keeping his data secure. just a guess. >> good point. >> i'm done. >> let's end it there then, shall we, andy? >> let's keep going. this is fun. >> thank you, michelle, bill, amy, paul. poor paul. maybe just take a picture of him.

over back to sue to talk about the planning how their contributing beyond the assessment >> thanks amy i think i want to say we're excited to launcher this program. we've been thinking about this for a while. we go into a neighborhood where there's an area planning process and a large rezoning and we think about the big changes and the idea of this program is to think about smaller changes in the existing neighborhoods and working with the organizations and supervisors and others. so i'll walk through what we've come up with as our tool kit and the kind of services we'll be able to offer to folks. the first is zoning. we as i mentioned the idea here is really small improvements so where are the opportunities to deal with a 5 feet height increase and thinking about the zoning comprehensively. so of the donald's happened 25 years ago. then there's the public realm work we do in the city group does already and we're thinking about working on that plaza type of spaces and the streetscape plan. a couple of images here. the next one is the specific guidelines. so when we look at a site that'

crossfire co-host then jones and the blazers amy holmes face off plus a great new book on washington painting the town black it's called this town will meet the off the mark leno that it's all next on politicking with larry king. them to this week's politicking we start with democrat and former white house environmental advisor and co-host by the way of cnn's new crossfire show then jones who joins us in washington also joining us is the independent and host of blazes hot list amy holmes she joins us from new york let's get right to it guys syria is let's start with you van should the president wait for the u.n. findings on the use of chemical weapons or should be act immediately well i think he needs to act fast i don't think he should bypass trying to build a coalition he didn't go in by him self but we i think we already know russia and china have been sticking up for thought they're probably not going to give him that legality to go ahead but there's a difference between legality and legitimacy if he goes in by himself he won't have legality or legitimacy he's got to build a coal

then jones who joins us in washington also joining us is the independent and host of blazes hot list amy holmes she joins us from new york let's get right to it guys syria is let's start with you van should the president wait for the u.n. findings on the use of chemical weapons on should act immediately well i think he needs to act fast i don't think he should bypass trying to build a coalition he didn't go in by him self but we i think we already know russia and china have been sticking up for thought they're probably not going to give him that legality that to go ahead but there's a difference between legality and legitimacy if he goes in by himself he won't have legality or legitimacy he's got to build a coalition but that you have to go to the u.n. to do it. amy the white house and state department say the evidence is undeniable that they used chemical weapons leasure the president said we've been very clear to the assad regime there's a red line if he crosses it grosses if that was last year what does he do now rioted we've seen this ever shifting red line and now the president's cr

please welcome amy schumer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> sir anthony hopkins!ot to know each other at the hotel. >> sorry. sorry. hi! >> jay: have you met before? >> oh, we run in the same circles mostly. [ laughter ] a lot of the same circles. no, hello, sir. >> anthony: hello there. how are you? >> good. [ whispering ] [ light laughter ] >> jay: i've been checking your website. you got some cool things coming up. that's kind of cool. >> how fancy am i? >> jay: that's nice. you play in theaters. which is a step up, right? >> it is. it's a step up. yeah, i mean, you know i've been on the road for almost ten years doing the grossest places. but now i'm at like really fancy theaters. like the kind where it looks like the old guys from "the muppets" should be there heckling you, you know? >> jay: right, right. yeah. sure, sure. >> so yeah. and i'm just like super rich now. >> jay: good for you. good. like how bad are some of the clubs? filthy dirty? >> i mean, you've -- >> jay: i've done them. >> you know it well. >> jay: yes. >> the grossest one i can think of of

amy -- >> tom? >> what do you think here? you always fight with republicans. >> i like fighting with republicans particularly because i am not one. republicans seem to have forgotten ronald reagan's 11th commandment, thou shall not speak ill about a fellly republican. and what bad optics are for republicans to do infighting. republicans shouldn't be doing it to each other. the media loves it. they blow it up and talk about how republicans are falling apart and they ignore all of the dissention on the democratic side and make democrats look like they have their act together. >> fernstrom thought he was on a fool's errand with this mini series. >> that's the one thing that seems to unite the republicans. >> they don't want the -- >> no, it is an excuse because he doesn't want to have so many debates. >> wait a minute. >> and he doesn't want nbc and cnn -- >> for entertainment sake i think the opposite. they need ted nugent moderate the democratic debates and then have cspan -- >> well, this is interesting because you make a sal

amy? >> reporter: ama, they are gearing up at cal stations like this one because of the dry conditions. but also because of the threat of dry lightning. they have noticed the dry conditions here in the bay area, but they are really paying close attention to the predictions of the dry lightning. they have even called in firefighters from other parts of the state. so forecast is calling for thunderstorms in the bay area anytime between now and tomorrow morning. these storms aren't expected to produce rain but could create lightning strikes, and that, along with these dry conditions, is a nightmare for firefighters. >> lightning doesn't just land near the side of the road. it's out in the middle of nowhere. we have to either hike into it, fly into it, use air resources to get to it. >> reporter: fires are already raging outside of the bay area in butte county, more than 400 structures are threatened by a wildfire and hundreds of people have had to evacuate. they've got that one 45% contained.

amy was one of the names. if you look at any hot list for it possible democratic candidates, if hillary does not run, amy is almost on that list. amy klobuchar will be speaking in iowa tonight. we will bring you a live preview of a new york mayoral race here on c-span. that will happen on wednesday august. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'll come to the democratic wing ding. -- welcome to the democratic wing ding. [applause] my name is mark scar. it is my pleasure to welcome you . we have a full plate of speakers tonight. we hope you enjoy the evening. the wing ding is a major fundraising event for the countries of butler, floyd, franklin, hancock, and winnebago . a quick shout out to some friends. lynn is here. she is a former chair. thank you for coming tonight. [applause] to our long-time members of the hancock county central committee. [applause] thank you to lori and the staff here. thank you for the hospitality. thank you to the catering for that meal. let's have a big round of applause. [applaus

amy. hi. hi, amy. marie. hi. boy. is robert here yet? no, he's not here yet. you look fantastic. look at those shoes. that's very sexy. they're killing me. but see how tiny my feet look? raymond: where you been? let's go. hi, robert. ow, ow, ow, ow. how was your first day back? it was ok. is that what you're wearing to dinner, robert? yeah, what the hell, man? i don't feel like going out tonight. why? what's wrong? nothing. a person doesn't want to eat, he doesn't have to eat. that's not true. but i thought we were gonna celebrate tonight. i bought very uncomfortable shoes. you know, i really don't need this kind of pressure right now. robert, what's the matter? nothing! nothing! just leave me alone! fine. don't want to go out? i understand. what i can't understand is how i can be such an idiot. ow. i'll tell you one thing. i'm returning these damn shoes. robert. what's with all the screaming? you guys aren't even married yet. i didn't scream at her, all right? well, you weren't nice. just shut up, raond. we don't say shut up, robert. well, then, be quiet, ma. oh, now, just one m

amy is your party going to. at this point it looks like the republican leadership is not remotely interested in that kind of you know face down but i do have to say that i find it ironic that supporters of the president are attacking a junior senator from raising his profile and running for president very early in his first term since that's exactly what we're going to have. more than ironic but in terms of in terms of a government shutdown you know let's face it tom coburn very conservative republican from oklahoma richard burr another conservative from north carolina including house leadership john boehner and eric cantor have all said they oppose the government shutdown strategy they know what happened when newt gingrich went up against bill clinton and that's republicans got the blame and republicans are also looking at the possibility of pot you know slim but the possibility of taking over the united states senate having control of both chambers i don't think they want to blow it on something that in the en

i don't care-- i don't care if amy's in it or not. talk to mom. but she's pretty upset. nice gift. ok, everybody. whenever you're ready. yeah. ok. sure. sure. all right. listen. she's crying. she is not. she's got the dry cries. photographer: ray. as soon as i get the adults in, then i can bring in the kids. right. no problem. are you gonna help me? no. this is so typical of your mother. it's either her way or no way. this picture, where we spend the holidays, how i raise my children. well, guess what. not this time. oh... come on. you're killin' me here! this is the--the-- the first gift i'm getting her that even has a chance of working. remember the toaster? huh? the--the aquarium? the--the fruit of the frickin' month club? don't you see? i thought she would like this because... she told me she would. come on. hey, look, just take the picture, and then i'll do whatever you want. all right, we'll take the picture. thank you. as long as my parents can be in it, too. [whimpers] acch... fine. ok. fine. they're in. they're in. thank you for understan

and [speaker not understood] working on it. >> thank you. >> amy. >>> hello, my name is amy [speaker not understood]. i'm here with the wild equity institute. i would like to first begin with the section from the 2009 scoping report that was prepared by tetra tech that said sharp park golf course will not be included or evaluated as part of the proposed sun ramp project analyzed in the e-i-r. should changes to the sharp park golf course be proposed, they should undergo a separate regulatory review including c-e-q-a environmental review. yet we're here today talking about analyzing the plans for the sharp park golf course within the sun ramp. no additional funding should go to the sun ramp c-e-q-a process until the promises made in the scoping report are fulfilled to [speaker not understood] separated. the rpd has made a promise to separate it and it's been broken. as a result, it's a very controversial issue sun ramp report and it will be continued to be controversial until it's separated and we would like to see the sun ramp go forward with sharp park golf course plans analyzed sepa

amy: aaaaaah! amy's a hothead, but now she's hot all over! talk about fired up! she'll cook our goose. perhaps we should say we are sorry. she's the one who's gonna be sorry if she messes with me! you better cool off, cupcake! we've got your hammer up here, so you can't touch us! aah, another one! aah, another one! she has more hammers than a hardware store! don't strike me just because you struck out with sonic! aaah! you creep! dr: eggman: where's your boyfriend? bokkun: don't tease her. she's mad enough already! that's because sonic dumped her! amy: i was not dumped! dr. eggman: oh, yeah? then how come sonic's hiding from you on another planet? amy's not too happy. she'been like that since we came back. i know why. she misses having sonic around to hang out with. yeah, this planet can get pretty lonely. i wonder why sonic still hasn't shown up yet? what do you think? who knows? sonic's unpredictable. i'm sure he's on his way -- unless he hit a time warp during the transfer to this world. if that happened -- he may not get here for weeks or months -- even years

i'm amy goodman. encrypted e-mail service leaved to have been used by national security agency leaker edward snowden shut down abruptly thursday amidst a legal fight that appeared to involve u.s. government attempts to win access to customer information. the owner of love abit wrote -- lavabit wrote a message online saying he said he was barred from discussing the events over the past six weeks that led to his decision. he went on to write -- later on thursday, another security mail provider called silent circle also announced it was shutting down. new information has come to light about a secretive unit inside the drug enforcement the special operations division. earlier this week, reuters reveal the unit finals information from overseas nsa intercepts, domestic wiretaps, and informants to help dea agents launch criminal investigations of americans. instructedare then to re-create the investigative trail in order to conceal the origins of the evidence area reuters is reporting the dea has also provid

i'm amy goodman. egyptian forces have committed a new mass killing of muslim brotherhood demonstrators supporting the ouster president mohammed morsi. dozens of people have been killed in overnight raids on two pro more seeing cap mincing cairo. initial reports said between 42 to 94 bodies were counted at one more, including those of two babies. both sides have offered conflicting accounts, with the muslim brotherhood claiming an even higher toll of hundreds killed in the egyptian government giving a total of 13, including five egyptian state forces. in a statement, the egyptian government praised its forces for the "utmost degree of self restraint" in the face of what it called violence from protesters, the journalists and witnesses on the scene reported what appeared to be widespread and indiscriminate shootings with government snipers firing from rooftops on the crowds. in addition to live fire, egyptian forces used tear gas, helicopters, armored cars, bulldozers to clear the encampments. pro-democ

i'm amy goodman. the obama administration is reconsidering plans for a summit with russian president vladimir putin next month after russia granted a year of temporary asylum to national security agency whistleblower edward snowden. on thursday, snowden left the moscow airport where he had been sheltering for more than a month while the united states sought his return to face espionage charges for revealing nsa spy programs. in a statement released by wikileaks, edward snowden said -- a russian lawyer for snowden said he is set to begin a new life in russia. we will have more on snowden and the latest nsa leaks after headlines with two members of congress were trying to defined the nsa's all collection of phone and data records -- democrat john conyers of michigan and kentucky republican thomas massie. says iraq hasions closed out its deadliest month in more than five years following a wave of sectarian bombings and shootings. in total, the violence killed 1057 iraqis and injured more than 2300 in jul

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in sausalito with more for us. amy? >> reporter: we're here in the north baywatching for more. take a look. it was an impressive show that mother nature put on. we captured some lightning strikes in the east bay and in san mateo. impressive and rare. lightning in august. and that was a concern for firefighters. there were no reports of fire, but firefighters were worried about that with the dry conditions out there. cal fire even brought in extra crews just in case. and they are still on alert. we still have the potential for more lightning, especially here in the north bay. so we will be keeping an eye out for it. you should, too, because it is impressive to see. the people keeping the closest eye on it are the firefighters. they say it's a little too dry and they want it keep it out over the water where it's nice and safe and away from the dry conditions that we're experiencing right now. live in sausalito, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> lightning strikes have sparked several fires across the state

david swanson, amy, lanaya, asheena and jodie for being here today.id mothers hold their children's hands for a short time but their hearts forever. thank you for watching. see you next time. >> announcer: and now enter into the courtroom of the judges mathis. plaintiff taneta brownly is a single mother and the defendant is her middle daughter . she and the defendant had a good relationship until her daughter started to date abusive men. she is suing her daughter for a value of a car ask registration fees and harassment and the defendant tashina brawnly said after they divorced she started to use drugs and she asked her to take the drug test for her. show filed a restraining order against her mother after she threatened her and she is counter suing for a loan and emotional distress . >> judge mathis: start with you . >> plaintiff: this is my daughter tasheena, my middle daughter. i have three. i am a single mother and tasheena mother is a sickle cell patient. her and her sister, i was over protective because they were sickly so much. and me and tashee

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in oakland. amy? >> yes, i am receiving an e-mail from the oakland police depa the body is her bed but we hear that will not happy today. police have called the suspect a person person in the disappearance saying they dated briefly 20 years ago. her relatives say investigators have asked them not to comment at this point in the case but released a statement thanking the public for all of the support. >> thank you, amy. this afternoon, the father of kidnap teen hannah anderson will hold a news conference with the san diego county sheriff. he has been reunited with hannah. >> week after the kidnapper killed her brother and mother inside a burning house near san diego. hannah is safe because of four horseback riders in idaho, one a former sheriff. they spotted the teen and her abductor, james dimaggio. >> she had a scared look when i come up the true. when i turned and talked to him i had a gut feeling. >> the news flashed on and the amber alert was on the television and i told my wife, that is that girl

amy? >> it has been a busy morning in the east bay. it is not over yet. look behind me at the operation that is going on right across the street from highland hospital in oakland. this is the alameda county sheriff deputy conducting this. this is what they are dealing with: happening right new. officers from the oakland police department and several other agencies started serving warrants this morning before the sun came up. all of that was part of "operation cease-fire," and they made five arrests this morning. [ inaudible ] >> we have served warrants primarily in east oakland. the group primarily is in east oakland but they commit crimes all over oakland and all over the bay area. while they do engage in a lot of violent crime they support themselves through robberies and burglaries. >> check out this video of when real-life interferes with police act it. a man on a bicycle zipped into the perimeter oblivious to the guns around him. at this scene they have made one arrest and this is an eviction and everyone is out of the house. this is starting to were

i'm amy goodman. the obama administration has announced it will keep 19 embassies in north africa and the middle east closed from to a week due to fears of a possible military threat. ramped up security measures were in place over the weekend that some of the 22 diplomatic posts shattered by the concerns. saxby chambliss, the top republican on the senate intelligence committee, said intercepted communications were reminiscent of what was heard before the 9/11 attacks. credited the nsa spy programs with detecting the threat. >> these programs are controversial. . we understand that. very important. there are what lead us to have or allow us to have the ability to gather this chatter that i refer to. if we did not have these programs, then we simply would not be able to listen in on the bad guys. the 702ay, it is program that has allowed us to pick up on this chatter. that is the program that allows us to listen overseas, not on domestic soil, but overseas. >> opponents of the nsa sweeping program held

i'm amy goodman. this week marks the one-year anniversary of the attack on a sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin the of six people dead and five when did. people of all faiths join the community for vigils to remember those who died on august 5, 2012 when a neo-nazi gunman wade michael page opened fire on worshipers in the temple. the oak creek tragedy brought national attention to the threat of hate and discrimination that has become routine for millions , muslim, hindu, and arab-americans in the last decade. according to reports, hate crimes against these communities are now at their highest since 2001, and a number of hate groups has more than doubled since 2000. last friday, ahead of the anniversary, attorney general eric holder announced the justice department will begin collecting data on hate crimes committed against sikhs along with other religious groups. this is jasit singh. >> in the year after oak creek, we have made some progress with the government and in one year, to get the fbi to agre

what do you make of that, amy? >> well, it's interesting because, you know, we were at a stage where we were going from bush to clinton to bush and then suddenly we're back at a clinton. it does have the effect of making the obama presidency seem what republicans in one way always hoped it was, an interlude. and it sort of makes it seem like a historical detour. now we're back to the story we already know. and there are advantages to that for her. but there is the sense, chuck is totally right of feeling a little tired and a little early. >> i get the feeling the president's become reactive. i mean, i was once warned don't be reactive, amy. stay with you. this idea of spending your life reactively, he gets a bad headline in the "new york times" about the egyptian military going well beyond what they should have done. and all of a sudden he has a press conference the next day. a reaction to editorial writing. that's dangerous when a president begins to be not a case of himself doing what he wants to do, why he was e

amy has been amazing, our executive art director. [ applause ] amy was able to shepherd this impossible project through all the intricacies, i'm in incredibly grateful for her help, grateful for his efforts in another monumental task. he's raised $6 million of our $8 million. this project is an incredible gift by our pat patrons through the city. this is an incredible piece. you don't have to buy a ticket. it's there and available. a very universal quality, it has some response to it. it's operating on a very primal level. i think we the technical team that put this piece up has been remarkable. zad and zoon has been a lifesaver. incredible individual who has never said no to me. everything is always been possible and bringing the team together to actually install this work. to make a photo shop simulation and 3d animation project. it was in incredibly inspiring. i went out there on a cloudy day and it was incredible magic that was happening. i knew this was going to be fine if i can channel the interaction of all these systems into my work. so i'm very grateful for everyone who helps i

uh, wendy freidman, kathy bell, amy driskell. amy driskell? i lost my virginity to amy driskell.had to ask. aah... it was our first date. (groans) never got out of the driveway. aw... we weren't even in a car. hey, you know what's good for getting rid of skunk smell? tomato juice. great. you got any? no. we might have some v-8. think that'll work? well, it sure doesn't taste like tomato juice, but you couldn't possibly smell any worse. hang on. what else could go wrong? of course. i'm standing in dog crap. i can't tell you how happy it makes me to bring two friends back together. any better? not really. well, that's all the v-8. want to try some ketchup? why not? i found this in one of my son's shoes. (sniffing) oh, yeah, i can get you better than this. that's what i was hoping. alan: lyndsey?! alan? what the hell are you-- whoa! where is he? where is who? what is that smell? skunk, dog crap and ketchup. oh. and don't try to change the subject. where is my brother?! well, he left about 20 minutes ago with two women. really? really. so-so you and he aren't... (sighs) that's what i

i'm amy goodman. the sentencing hearing for army whistleblower bradley manning began wednesday with a prosecution witness undermining the state's own claims manning's disclosures to wikileaks harm the united states. on wednesday, retired brigadier general robert carr, who oversaw the pentagon task force assessing the leaks impact, admitted that not a single person lost their lives as a result of the disclosures. press by manning's defense on deaths resulting from the wikileaks cables, he said -- tosuggested the main harm the u.s. was in souring relations with foreign governments and villagers in afghanistan. manning is facing 136 years in prison after being found guilty on 20 counts for leaking hundreds of thousands of government documents to wikileaks. he was acquitted on the most serious charge against him, aiding the enemy. the prosecution is expected to call up to 20 sentencing -- witnesses during the sentencing phase. the senate held a long-awaited hearing on government surveillance wednesday jus

amy? reporter: behind me you can see the police car in front of the home, which is tucked back away from this street. and then if you look over here you can see where flowers have been left by a neighbor for their neighbors. neighbors tell us they don't