becky worley of yahoo! kim mcnicholas of forbes. so, though i am one, explain to me what a geek dad is. >> it really appeals to a whole lot of people, but i tend to think of it as people who grew up a little nerdier, the science, the math people, but you know, always a little bit outside of the popular culture way back when, and oddly enough, the popular culture has caught up with that a little bit now. >> come back to us, yes. >> but the interesting thing is we've all grown up and we're now parents and we've got kids. and you know, normal culture hasn't always sort of, you know, looked on the things we love as great things to be doing or teaching your kids, but we're here to support the geeks that are parents now and telling you, you know, what's the best stage to show your kids "star wars," and which episode goes first, you know. >> well, episode three goes first, right? or episode four. four, four, four. >> okay. that was close. really close. >> had to think about that. what's your favorite geeky thing t

we have becky garcia with the housing department, with san jose on our next segment. what about these programs that we hear on sunday mornings, they pay a half hour on spanish language radio and say let's rebuild your credit, let's get you into a home the right way this time? how trustworthy or not should we be of these agencies? >> and i think that's really the goal is to be able to arm the consumers with enough information so that they know what questions need to be asked. without having any reference. unfortunately the latino community continues to trust and take at face value all the information that comes to them and later on they eventually find out what the real truth is so our goal is to put out information again in collaboration with other agencies so the people at least have, the consumer has reference for the types of questions they need to ask so they can qualify those opportunities that are being presented to them on the weekend radio shows and a legitimate opportunity for them. >> do you think, jim, that we're turning the corner here locally in silicon v

vice president of the united states, with becky gates and mr. bradley gates. [applause]

task force becky's everybody up to speed on the emerging and evolving threats. we work together to produce joint products, many of which are shared with our state and local partners. it is multiple interaction across the board. we also work closely on collection requirements as well as on analysis and developing analytical tools. i cannot even discuss all the interaction there is. we have been trying to significantly improve the cooperation and communication. i think we have made a lot of progress. >> thank you. you said the drug cartels activity having keeping you up sometimes at night. what are we doing for the intelligence standpoint to apprehend and make sure we are not seeing these drug cartels continue to move across our border? >> as we have seen the drug

becky's here with the results. good morning, becky. >> good morning, george. last time, i was stung by bees. this time, it was dog hair, cat litter and snakes. i hate snakes. three, new products, designed to reduce odor, make this chore less messy, and keep these guys away from the backyard. but how well do these products really work? >> you deploy the bristles. >> reporter: first, vacuum the dog? dyson has a new attachment for their vacuum that helps with it. i hope it works. i hate brushing the dog. where better to test, than the tone in a larussa animal shelter. we're starting with hudson. first, i'm going to vacuum him without the vacuum cleaner. like any other brush, it collects hudson's hair. this is molly. and, boy, does she need a brushing. works pretty well. although, i have to say, the noise is certainly something for a dog to get used to. good job, molly. wow. this dog is hairy. and you can brush the dog without the vacuum on. and then, just turn it on. and suck all the hair in. this thing does the job. huh? did it keep the fur from flying? absolute

. >> what a coincidence, becky garcia from the housing department from the san jose housing departmente next segment. what about the half hour segments that say let's rebuild your credit? let's get you in your home the right way? how trustworthy or not should we be of these agencies? >> the goal is really to be able to arm the consumers with enough information so they know what questions need to be asked. without having any reference, unfortunately, latino community continues to trust and take at face value all of the information that comes to them, and later on, they eventually find out what the real truth is. our goal through the n.o.r.a. brand is put out information, again in collaboration with other agencies, so people at least have the consumer has reference for the types of questions that they need to ask so they can qualify those opportunities that are being presented to them on weekend radio shows as legitimate opportunity for them. >> do you think, jim, we're turning the corner locally in silicon valley specifically? one that -- i mean, i just heard this morning housing prices

i'm sure becky asked that also.ause i've seen this man in those moments of debate and decision, when a person's character is revealed. in the oval office, if the situation room, in the theefate of war. you see, if you look past all of bob's flashiness and bravado, his sharp attire, had his love for the washington limelight, then what you see is a man that i've come to know and respect. a humble american patriot, a man of common sense and decency. quite simply, one of our nation's finest public servants. bob, today you're not only one of the longest serving secretaries of defense in american history but it's also clear that you've been one of the best. why did bob gates serve? our nation is at war, and to know bob is to know his profound sense of duty, to country, to our security and most of all to our men and women who get up every day and put on america's uniform and put their lives on the line to keep us safe and to keep us free. when the outcome of the war in iraq was in doubt, bob gates presided over the extraor

becky anderson is in the thick of things.hour from richard quest that police have run the protesters out. are you seeing the same thing there? what's happening in the square below you now? >> reporter: as richard said last hour it's ebbing and flowing. you see protesters being corralled either into the square or down the side street. things become much calmer. all of the sudden, 20, 25 minutes later things get hectic. it's been a day of real drama here at constitution square in athens as the parliamentarians meet in the greek government building to my right. they have been voting on one of the most austere measures attempted since the second worl war. you see battles between police and protesters. it has to be said again there are 200, 300 what would be described as anarchists creating trouble for the police. there are thousands of police in and around the square. they say they don't want the anarchists here. they are protesting what happens next to greece. they are so angry that greece has broken the rules, about so much hid

we're going to tell you which ones are worth buying. >> becky worley checks those out.st of them are pretty affordable, too, which is always good. >>> now to our other top story. the president travels to ft. drum, new york, today to meet with soldiers from the 10th mountain division. >> and that visit comes just hours after president obama told the nation that he's going to start bringing service members home from afghanistan. karen travers has the very latest from washington. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. good morning, daniel. president obama acknowledged the human cost of the war in afghanistan. but he also used the speech to speak to those who are frustrated with the billions of dollars that's being spent there. the war in afghanistan has cost the u.s. heavily. and last night president obama announced the beginning of the end. >> i also made it clear that our commitment would not be open-ended and that we would begin to draw down our forces this july. tonight, i can tell you that we are fulfilling that commitment. >> reporter: right now there

cnbc's becky quick is here for a look he at the markets. can bernanke say anything that in will make people feel belt ber this economy? >> that qe 3 is coming do what they can, spend more money to making the economy come back. chuck, don't belt him on sayingthiny of those things. markets higher today, as you mentioned, after four down days, the dow will open up by 70 points but watching what bernanke said today, speaking in atlanta, people want to know what his sense is from all the weak economic numbers we have been getting recently. odds are he is not going to deviate from what he has been saying in recent times, but if he does, you can bet the markets will be listening and will react, probably pretty sharp any one direction or another. i can tell you, we did have the dallas fed president, richard fisher, on "squawk" today and talked about what's seeing in the economy. this is just one man but he says thinks the economy will pick up in the second half. he thinks qe 3 is not necessary. and we will be waiting, chuck to see if ben bernanke e

[applause] she has worked so well with the other island residents including becky hoge, john conners, and bnetty lettington. we have our organizations on treasure island, who have been working so hard for us, and of so many other important things ever present our city. including the director of the homeless initiative, sarah. [applause] thank you. member organization that are included in this initiative have been the boys and girls club of san francisco, catholic charities, community housing partnerships, mercy housing, rubicon, tool works, and walden house. thank you for your cooperation. [applause] and to our development partners who we have come to know, cherish, lived with, talked out a lot of issues, at the state level, local level, and of course, the treasury -- a treasure island community development. chris, thank you for being here. [applause] have i gotten everything else? i know we have other speakers here. we have a number of the board of supervisors that i want to thank each and everyone of them. we have jane kim, carmen chu is here, scott wiener, mark farrell. they are he

don't forget to exercise. >> becky, thanks for taking one for the team. appreciate that.ts. go to abcnews.com/gma. >> i was just waiting to see what they were going to play. >>> would i spoil k.j.? either one? >> it may not be good for him or her. we'll have the latest on that, coming up. >>> authorities are looking for the driver of a white acura that left the scene of an accident on 880 this morning. that crash shut down the lanes near 7th street for six hours. the ago ka are your caused the big rig to crash into the guardrail spilling 200 gallons of diesel fuel. the roadway was reopened after crews spent night cleaning up the mess. there is some trouble spots. >> there is, caltrain there they are having signal problems and northbound trains are up to 14 minutes late. bay bridge backed up to the overcrossing. san mateo bridge is fine and things are improving around walnut creek but slow from 242 and also sluggish through san rafael. >> we'll talk to meteorologist mike nicco about the forecast right after this. [ snif ] ] bacon?! gotta get that bacon! bacon?! bacon! smok

. >>> fears of the economy becky quick joins us with another preview. >> it looks like we'll be off to a weak start. remember, this is coming after five weeks in a row of declines for the stock market, and that hasn't happened since all the way back to july of 2004. that's a long time, and you have to remember, that was through the entire financial downturn. all those weeks in 2008, 2009, all the troubles that were coming down when the stock market fell from highs of 13,000 down to about 6,000 and change, we never saw five weeks in a row now, so that's the good news. the jobs report we got on friday was incredibly weak. it set off a huge debate from those who think it's just temporary also some that we'll work our way through, and those who really think this is the beginning of what would be a double-dip recession, some are worried this will build on itself, which could drive us into less demand. that's the big question. we'll be trying to figure out the whole situation this week. it looks like stocks will open a little lower today. >> i hear you. >> we've talked to big investors who s

cnn's becky anderson is in athens. >> reporter: there may have been relief in the greek parliament today measures were passed today, but on the streets here in athens, nothing but rage. the violence ebed and flowed. we got in amongst protesters, just after the vote, and it was really quite a frightening experience. there were thousands of protesters outside here, constitution square, outside parliament buildings. many of whom were here, protesting peacefully. must be two or three hundred that were making it very difficult for the police. there were thousands of them. they were throwing rocks, chairs, tables, anything they could get their hands on. in return, the riot police were using tear gas and stun guns to keep the protesters at bay every so often. the violence would start again, the police would try and move protesters away, down the side streets, trying to get them away from the main square. it was really an extremely physical and violent situation. now after midnight here in athens, things have quieted down a lot. we've got the police still in a standoff behind me with protesters,

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> hello, everybody. i'm bruce leshan. bruce johnson has the night o thanks so much for being here. speed and alcohol a toxic combination that has taken far too many lives around our region. tonight police in prince george's are blaming speed and alcohol for a crash that killed three people. someone smacked into the back of their car. andrea mccarren is live at the scene with the latest. what can you tell us, andrea? >> bruce, i'm standing just above indianhead highway where the crash occurred near the intersection of wilson bridge record. happened jussive just after 3 a.m. you can still see evidence of the tragedy. >> reporter: gittering in the evening sun, a lone tree took the the brunt of the crash. it is still standing with a significant gash. it was here police say a gmc yukon slammed into the back of a mazda 3 ramming it off the road and into that tree. >> there were two passengers in that vehicle. two females that were ejected from the vehicle. they were pronounced dead on scene. the driver of that vehicle was also

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> despite this video and doeses of witnesses still no arrests in a deadly side show shooting. how a frustrated community is taking matters into its own hands. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. >> the system is back up but the backlog is a mess. the urgent effort to get united passengers off the ground. >> i ain't breaking no laws, ain't touching nobody. >> the recording of a confrontation with a college athlete arrested after refusing to pull up his saggy pants. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. oakland police haven't made any arrests in the fatal shooting of two people over memorial day weekend. anne makovec shows us how volunteers are taking matters into their own hands to help solve the case. >> we would like to catch a murder. >> reporter: if the police can't stop a double murder. >> violence everywhere. >> reporter: maybe they can. dozens of volunteers returned to the site of a deadly shooting in oakland. >> to declare a new beginning in the city of oakland. >> reporter: turned into a crime scene near

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. started as a side show on memor i don't -- side show on memorial day. anne makovec on the grassroots efforts for police to solve the case. >> we would like to catch a murder. >> reporter: if the police can't solve a double murder -- >> stop the violence everywhere. >> reporter: dozens of volunteers returned to the site of a deadly shooting in oakland. >> to declare a new beginning in the city of oakland. it is enough. >> reporter: the crime scene near 88th and international boulevard all captured on this video by a film crew who happen to be there. you can hear the first shot. several other shots follow. latoya kenny, a 28-year-old mother from union city and eric bush, a 29-year-old from san leandro were killed in the streets. >> to have to find your child laying there on the street breathless, and i couldn't do nothing about it. >> reporter: the sheer number of people at the gathering made it difficult. this man walking past with a gun in hand. >> the person that killed her may not e

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> will they work for free? for the first time in a quarter century with their own paychecks on the line state lawmakers yesterday passed a balanced budget on time. but today the governor rejected the plan and tonight robert lyles asks should sacramento still show them the money? >> this legislature has adopted an attitude of we are going to do what we want. >> reporter: the president of the taxpayers association does not mince words. he believes they accepted a budget that will fail just to keep their paychecks coming. >> they should hold their pay because the budget they submitted to governor brown was not balanced. >> reporter: that's what the comptroller's office is trying to do telling cbs5 they will be tracking every expenditure f they don't balance, he believes he has the legal ability to stop lawmakers' $95,000 paychecks. >> we met our deadline. we met our deadline. >> reporter: but the senate president and speaker of the assembly. >> we clearly met the obligation to pass a balanced, on time budget. what

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> it is expected to be the largest funeral of its kind in 60 years. preparations tonight as a community prepares to say goodbye to two firefighters killed in the line of duty. >>> in short a lot went wrong but plenty of details still out there. highlights of 200 pages listing what pg&e did wrong in san bruno. >>> days from freedom but not in the clear. the legal action that could still await johannes mehserle once he has paid his debt to society. >>> and american justice is giving the french something to talk about. why a trial here has women there taking a good look at the men around them. >>> good evening, i'm grace lee. dana king is off. >> i'm ken bastida. good evening. nights like these are never very easy. family, friends and colleagues of the two firemen killed in the line of duty in san francisco last week all gathered for a memorial ahead of tomorrow's big funeral that is expected to draw thousands of firefighters from around the state and the country. sharon chin was at tonight's service. >> reporter: after a final stop at

gates, becky, distinguished guests, good morning.behalf of our men and women in unufirm, -- uniform, let me thank you for being here as we honor robert yates. he has led the military in the time of world with impeccable integrity and a staunch commitment, no matter how difficult that things may be, no matter how high or how low in the chain of command is needed to travel. in that regard, he showed the pragmatism and the grit of our soldiers. i think that this is why so many of them are drawn to him. there were no fancy words. now that he doesn't have a vocabulary or even a colorful vocabulary, he can throw a barber with the best of them, like the time he called washington the only place in the world where someone can walk down lover's lane holding their own hand. it is not just his wits. he is very honest. as one soldier put it, he couldn't play dead in a cowboy movie. it is this honesty with which he has -- that has served him so well. in his four decades of public service, no fewer than eight american presidents have benefited from

becky worley to the rescue. she has ingenious gadgets., could we get a check of the boards, please? >> let's do that. we'll show you what's going on outside. >> all of the guys want to get off that topic. >> come on, sam. >> we shouldn't discuss it. we will later anyway. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to talk about. we're going to continue to talk about this because it's very early season. i know, a lot of you are going to say, it gets hot in the summertime. but we're not there yet. that's why everyone's saying 100 degrees in memphis already? it was 105 in houston, as we were telling you yesterday. dallas goes to 96 today. these numbers are very warm for this time of year. take a little extra care. it's more typically what you would see in the august season. know that's an issue today. here's where the stronger storms will be rumbling. from bismarck, to fargo, to green bay. it's north of the minneapolis/st. paul area, where the strongest storms will be. pittsburgh, you're right in the middle of it. columbus, ohio, as w

you found another one for becky. come here, becky.be exciting to see if my son actually ever has the same excitement, lost money that's found. >> reporter: in the end, the williams received checks for a total of $924. >> how about that? huh. >> if you are now inspired to check for savings bonds in your family's name it's easy. we will link you to a free site run by the treasury department that gives pretty much instant results. >> wonderful. one was a thousand dollars there but what's the largest amount -- >> amazing. somebody out there has 13,000 bonds waiting worth $2.5 million. >> million? >> yes, yes. whoever they are -- >> how do we check? >> exactly, really. >> my goodness and something about found money that makes you feel so good. thank you so much, eli. if you're inspired to check, you better be inspired to check your savings bonds in your family's name. it is easy. go to our website and we'll have all the details for you. you sent in hundreds of questions about how to find your unclaimed cash and posted answers online, again

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> he was a great brother. going to be missed. it seems like he is still here. >>> another blow to a devastated fire department. a second san francisco firefighter dies. how the city will honor both men. >>> an out of control car slams into a garage tonight. what happened to the people in the car and the house? >>> rainfall records being washed away this weekend. the impact on countless outdoor events. when the rain will finally end. i'm ann notarangelo. two line of duty deaths. two firefighters lost in two days. tonight the san francisco fire department is dealing with the loss of a second firefighter one . anne makovec on the second emotional tribute this week. >> reporter: in the pouring rain surrounded by dozens of san francisco firefighters the chief made the announcement so many had feared. >> unfortunately this morning at about 7:40 a.m., firefighter paramedic tony valer erio was pronounced deceased. he worked for the city for 27 years. one of two firefighters who died after being overcome by a flashover

"this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> a suspect in two recent pipe bombings arrested a day long standoff. what neighbors say they experienced with a man they call strange. >>> 24 hours after united airlines computer glitch strands thousands all over the world there are still people at s.f.o. tonight trying to get on airplanes. we will hear their stories. >> just have to find your child laying there on your street. breathless. you know. and i couldn't do nothing about it. >>> a wild shootout and a side show that left two dead. the painful campaign for one victim's family to find a killer. i'm er a car on phoenix drive in fairfield may >>> a suspect in two recent pipe bombings. the most recent explosive discovered under a car on phoenix drive in fairfield may 27th. but the suspect is also wanted for questioning about a vacaville pipe bomb left inside a newspaper on castle circle last march that injured a home run. >> reporter: daniel garcia walked slowly out of his fairfield home and into police custody following a seven and a half hour standoff. >> after deployment of

back start to speak to the head of russia's republic of chechnya you know becky core of who says militants often coerce people into joining terrorist groups he shares his thoughts about why he feels it's so important to rehabilitate them back into society. it was brick the crow thank you very much for being with us today. my pleasure. i counterterrorism operation was completed recently in the republic here in which one of the militant leaders was exterminated how did the operation go and not staged the reach in its counterterrorism campaign and it would not permit for profit i'll abstain from commenting on how the operation where our counterterrorism operations are run by the security agencies so i do not interfere with them too much we've done a significant amount of work over the past three years not achieve significant results we can see that the situation is quite stable and peaceful and our security services are currently working on two targets they force the militants to surrender their arrests and sturm lives in the one something of a resistance it's probably. when people lie down t

let me also thank becky for her extraordinary support of our extraordinary military families. she's been there day in and day out. in many ways i know both bob and becky consider our troops to be like their own sons and daughters. burkes -- bob, your sense of responsibility to them is profound. it's a responsibility we've shared has leaders who have served every day in a time of war. we're the ones who send them into harm's way. we visit them in the field knowing that we are the reason they're there. we've stood in solemn respect at dover when our fallen heroes have maid their final journey home. they gave so our loved ones can be secure. we note heavy wages of war and we know america shares an obligation to all who serve. so today we not only pay tribute -- >> secretary gates will be speak next. help sent an open letter telling them it's been the honor of his life to serve with them and to lead them. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more on what retiring secretary robert gates has to say. ally son burns --ally son burns. >> a scare for french president nicholas sarkozy

want it will fight well becky it would. be very. little. greedy they're like maybe what. about when does doesn't get old for me i can't help listening to what's ok obviously the guy is a jerk but now it turns out of the flight attendants union is actually trying to sue him for for discrimination which i think that's a little ridiculous they are actually idiots because this sound clip what does it prove that k. is grannies in grand days are all employed by southwest which we don't evaluate the ai is how are they i mean that fat fatty. i want to know how are they being discriminated against by this one person to their get as why not happen sadly how about also if you carry diversity for southwest and i think the obviously all pilots deserve hot chicks and i'm wondering whatever happened to google because we're all stewards were you know no one actually is that their unions flight attendant unions exist and that's why he got a like on days grant. really who'd like a good service to say i did fail sell it when i say i was a sad thing it may be this man's description for oops

talking to somebody in the oil speculation work an expert on oil speculation french president compares becky elaters to mafia once again it was back to the top of the show ben bernanke he is the cause he's the root cause the central banks are the root cause of the financial chaos around the world and here nicholas sarkozy is saying that it's speculators who are the mafia not the guy who is causing people to speculate on oil and other products i guess exactly and the top of the cap oh all to millions the bank of international settlements in switzerland there at the head of the mafia family and then the fed and the new york fed and e.c.b. and bank of japan and bank of england are regional mafia captains and their techniques are the same they lend money you can't possibly pay back and then we don't pay back they steal everything you've got and then they crush you with rampant inflation and food and energy well he blames financialization for bringing the world to the edge of a precipice and it is true i mean that's part and parcel of the u.s. federal reserve system it's the private bankers it's

becky worely put them too a test. >> squeeze, spray arks ply. reapply. sun screen is a serious job. but what to choose for you and your family? i read lots of research. scoured consumer reports and tested for myself to find the very best brands. first up, the sprays. consumer reports gave top rankings to banana boat, coppertone and target spray sun screens in the 30 range, they stayed on in the water and gave broad spectrum protections. but in my experience, the target brand feels the lightest on the skin, and smells the best. on the expensive side, laroche is over $18 per ounce but consumer reports gave higher rate together no ad brand that costs just 59 cents per ounce this, fancy sun screen does feel less oily to me, lighter on the skin but not $17 an ounce lighter. but here is the rub. some researchers and health advocates like environmental working group are calling out sun screen that's have chemical was unknown or controversial affects in testing. almost all sun screens have them. so if you're willing to pay more to be on the safeside there are a slew of green products to hel

here's becky worley with the latest toys to get you cooking outdoors and they all cost under 20 bucksporter: who doesn't love to fire up the old barbecue and grill? but first, do you even have enough propane to get the burgers cooked? the grill gauge costs about $10. but it works like a charm. hook, lift, look. now for the food. do you like shishkabob but hate the mess and how the pieces always fall off the ends? try the fire wire shishkabob coil. you string the meat and veggies along the wire, you coil it up to preserve space on the barbecue, and you serve. easy. now cooking steak to order is a tough job. but the steak button takes some of the guesswork out of it. no temperatures to remember. it just tells you rare, medium, or well-done.ç ah, perfection. another grilling issue, light. or lack thereof. the outset magnetic light claims it will stick onto tools and light your grill. the problem i found was that the magnet wasn't strong enough to actually stay put. it ended up falling into my food. this light is one grill gadget you can skip. now one more product that i do love. it's mor

well, becky werley tried them out. >> reporter: well, hello, summer. wait, summer? that means skirts, shorts, bathing suits. whoa. it's tempting to try anything to slim down fast. so, here goes. first, special leggings laced with caffeine that claim to take inches off your hips and an inch from your thighs just by wearing them for about three weeks. the lytess leggings cost $50. after 30 minutes of wearing them my legs don't feel tingly or especially energized. am i totally wired from my pants? no. caffeine does speed the metabolism when ingested. but is there any science that supports the idea that caffeine, rubbed against your skin, will help you slim down? >> wearing a ring or a pair of pants or a certain kind of bracelet really is not going to help you lose weight. it is not going to change your physiology enough for significant and healthy weight loss. >> reporter: the company that makes the leggings said they conducted a study that said you can lose inches but they don't claim anything about weight loss, only temporary size reduction and smoother skin. caffein

i contindon't know this is like they replaced becky on "roseanne." nobody buys it. use of the corporate donkey for personal travel. gets to sit on the executive dining rock, so, no more squatting on the ground to eat his goat meat. they say the new al qaeda leader, this guy is argue mennive, a micromanager and hard to get along with. i don't know, sounds like a real jerk. why would they pick him? [ laughter ] and one more thing. it's thursday night. time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> why this generated a lot of attention. but i got a lot of other [ bleep ] to do. >> about 20 years ago, i stood in this same room here at the council center and asked my neighbors for their help to take a [ bleep ] on me. >> from here in southern california says he wants to [ bleep ] the body of osama bin laden. >> i think we're a veteran team. we [ bleep ] from behind all season long. >> the most penalized series in 25 years. but yet, they'll be hand [ bleep ] at the end of t

becky anderson was caught in the middle of the rock bottle throwing and round after round of tear gaseporter: here's the parliament building just there. this is been an hour after the vote. it was extremely violent for a period of time. go a little bit further down there. this is just off the main square. somebody's been injured down here. they are trying to help this guy out. he was hurt in one of the attacks. >> and this is not only for greece. this will happen in other countries, too. this is just the beginning. this is an experiment. >> reporter: and what about the vote today? >> nobody wants it. nobody. it's based on selling away our country. >> reporter: this is called a suicide vote. earlier on by the bank of greece, he said if we don't pass this, the country's gone. so it's understandable that people are very, very angry. you can see the tear gas now. it's in my eyes as well. there you go. there's some rock throwing. what you're seeing is these guys lobbing bricks, pretty much anything they can get their hands on. stuff like that. just pieces of concrete. they're also moving t

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even here becky's to. their manufacturing. they produced top-secret government projects for military. they worked on the latest generation of that vision is being used overseas right now. that challenger disaster was a product. so they are involved in many different areas. there deal for raising money is more than just about money. it is a religious calling. and so they're very good at it. they're very good at putting civilians and millions of dollars. the preface to your book was written by john speck how. he is a friend. i got to know him when i began working on the book. john had done research on his book. i guess that both of us working in this same area kind of brought us together. we just kind of clicked in have been working together since. he was great help for me. it is a bit dangerous to be out there doing the kind of work. john was a good back up and help for me. somebody that i could depend on. so we traveled all around the country and worked quite a bid. and he was passed the learning curve. very complex. very hard

green form that you can fill out if you want the book and aaron, who is local, will come and find them beckywas to get a copy here at book passage. he will come to your house. >> do i get the last word, linda? i can mention every single person by name, but that would take too long but from the bottom of my heart, my folks, my god family, my coaches in teaching friends, my students, you probably won't know and i can't put into words how much it means to me that you guys are all here. i just want you to know that from the bottom of my heart, and appreciate you guys coming out in thank you very much. [applause] >> this event was hosted by book passage bookstore in corte madera california. find that more by visiting book passage.com. >> one of the largest displays here at bookexpo america 2011 is the perseus group book irca several different imprints are under the perseus name and one of them is public affairs. the publisher of public affairs book is susan weinberg who is going to tell us about some of the new books coming out by public affairs and some of the future books coming out by public a

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i'm all, omg, becky's not even hot. could be paying for this yourself. get allstate. save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. >> i like mayhem. he works for me. >> you know, this one's great. look, who's on the category in commercials? geico. they have done it with humor, a lot of ways. this is an old staid company saying, we've got to bring it. marketers are saying, we have to entertain, get out there and compete in all ways across social media. we have to make people want to see our ads. >> fun to watch. nice of you to bring them to us. >> great to be here, matt. >> still ahead, a farewell for our queen on meredith's last morning here on "today." we're back after this. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. to stay he

you've got the married couple becky and a story in between beau bridges did a great thing.>> no. felici felicity, "alias" two violent and now i'm in a bathroom with another woman. >> what did you tell them you do, a plumber? >> exactly. they see the crack of my ass and say you're a plumber. >> how old are your kids? >> 15, 11 and 7. >> any interest in acting like you? >> yeah. my little guy, the youngest two. they all dabble. they haven't expressed a passion. >> they have to have a passion for it. >> they have to earn their own way through college. i'm not going to pay for that. they'll find something to do. >> when can they see the show. >> they can't. everybody else can see it tonight at 10:00/9:00 central. >> it premieres tonight. >> i smell another hit for nbc. >> "love bites" and i've got the charity stuff with my band. you have to sing. >> i don't sing unless i'm really asked. >> and get paid. >> thanks so much. >> thanks, greg. >>> how one father and daughter r g dance.noorget their wedding dance. fact -- chicken mcnuggets are great. here we go. add the sauce, it's l

. >> reporter: abc news' technology contributor, becky worley, says there are easy ways to protect yourselfare perfect tools for spyware and virus writers to get us to do something that gives them access. >> reporter: trevor harwell faces 20 counts of computer access and fraud, a hard lesson for his victims, who may be more careful the next time they pick their computer repairman. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> that's something to keep in mind. >>> before we go to break, something that we really enjoy because it's from you. "your week in three words," set to raphael saadiq's, "moving down the line." ♪ what's in your eyes as they talk to me ♪ ♪ you know how to read my mind ♪ ♪ i get the feeling we're in ecstasy ♪ ♪ it's like joy is on the line ♪ ♪ i'll only be your favorite song ♪ ♪ that will only bring you joy ♪ ♪ and if i never see you i can only wish them more ♪ >>> meet erica. she hasn't shopped for a new p.c. because -- >> my computer is the same as a new computer. >> so, to show her what she's missing, we built a p.c. store in her house. >> come o

becky worley checked them out. [ dog barking ] >> reporter: three new products designed to reduce odor the bristles. >> reporter: first vacuum the dog? dyson has a new attachment for their vacuum that helps with this. i hope it works. i hate brushing the dog. where better to test than the tony la russa animal shelter. starting with hudson. first, i'm going to brush him without the vacuum cleaner. just like any other brush, it collects hudson's hair. here is where it gets interesting. this is molly. and, boy, does she need a brushing. works pretty well. though i have to say the noise is certainly something for a dog to get used to. good job, molly. wow. this dog is hairy. and you can brush the dog without the vacuum on and then just turn it on to suck all the hair in. this thing does the job. huh, daisy? did it keep the fur from flying? absolutely. although getting a dog used to the noise might take a while. ooh, forgot to mention this is made for dogs not cats. but speaking of cats. who wants to do this? enter the litter robot. >> the litter robot's patented sifting system means you wi

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becky, on the majority staff, brooke boyer, walter, jennifer miller, tim, atreian ramsey, ann reese, megan, paul terry, b.g. wright, sherry young, and the chief of staff, tom mclemore. they've done a tremendous job. i know that oftentimes when the house finishes its business and members would retire to their respective homes, staff stayed and they did the analysis that had to be done to achieve the savings in that we achieved but also to make sure we accomplished what had to be accomplished to provide for our troop, provide for their welfare, to provide for the readiness of the nation. i said in my opening remarks, there were other items, other things, other parts of the bill i would like to have increased. i would have liked to have increased the pay raise that goes to our military. the money just wasn't there. but we did insist on funding the full 1.6%, which doesn't sound like a lot, but at least it's not a reduction. mr. chairman, a good bill, we aren't going to vote on this bill tonight, we will leave this bill for, it's my understanding now from leadership, we will lead this bi