. >> jimmy: but the worst guy of all in my opinion is this guy bentley."the jeffersons." if you're a real person -- >> you are on tonight. >> jimmy: -- it's not good. i have a lot of thoughts. i watch this and i feel like i wish i could have helped you during the process pick these guys guys. i see things you don't get to see necessarily. have you seen next week's show yet? >> no. >> jimmy: this could potentially upset you. let's take a look at bentley. >> she's obviously a beautiful girl. she has a great body. amazing butt. and rocking legs. and having her [ bleep ], that would be amazing. the competition makes it exciting and competing for her. that's the extent in terms of my interest in her. but she's just not my type. >> jimmy: now, does that surprise you? >> i mean you know i'm surpriseled by a lot of things that i've been seeing. >> jimmy: have you ever heard a man say tickle my pickle before? >> no no no. >> jimmy: that's unacceptable. >> i've never seen that. thank you for showing me that. i'm going to go now. >> jimmy: well you're welcome. bentl

we'll talk to the alabama governor, robert bentley. new reports from libya that nato air strikes may have killed moammar qaddafi's son and three of his grandchildren. we'll bring in senator john mccain of the armed services committee for the latest on that. and presidential politics-- is "the donald" trying to play the race card, and is the president trying to make trump the face of the republican party? >> no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. ( laughter ) and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter like, did we fake the moon landing? ( laughter ) >> schieffer: it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. the more we know about these tornadoes that roared across the south, the worse the story becomes. as more bodies were found overnight, the death toll rose to 342-- 250

the governor of alabama robert bentley is with us. he's in rainsville alabama this morning. governor, what is the latest down there? >> well, bob, we're visiting the state. we've had a tragic event here in alabama. we've had numerous long track tornados that have crossed the state. we now have 250 people dead, confirmed dead in alabama. we have about 1700 people who are injured. and we have a number that are missing. that number is inexact. but certainly the confirmed dead is 250. >> schieffer: what do you need, governor? >> well, let me tell you. we've had great response first from our first responders. i would like to say this on air that we have had some of the greatest first responders anyone could have. those are the people that get to the ground first after something like this happens. our first responders have done well. we declared a state of emergency before the first tornado even hit. we called out the national guard that afternoon. we have spoken with the president, met with the president. they have now declared this certainly a fema disaster area. and the entire

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denominated by usage, which complicates its in the bentley. -- complicates it significantly. but to regularize this, to what degree we are able and willing to do that, but i think we do need to recognize that what we went through is not a mathematical error, and there may have been some mathematical errors, but fundamentally, we missed our projections. people did not by as much water as we assumed they would, which means we were paid less. that is what the ballots in the account is for. so we have a mechanism for doing it. but the system has performed as designed. i think we can do better. i think we need to look at the rate structure, but i do not think it would be right to include how the system has but operating. >> certainly, when we have been talking about the unpredictability of usage, we have been focusing on conservation, focusing on the economy and a lack of jobs possibly or foreclosed homes and therefore reduce usage, and we also have been looking at the weather and the changes in the weather, so those changes are what we have beenjust to mentioe customers who have

look at this -- a bentley.ll have it? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and it's made out of like german war parts. >> i wouldn't go that far. that was another car that i crashed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, it was a different one, yeah. but this guy -- >> i named this one after lena horne. >> jimmy: yes -- boy, oh, boy. did lena horne hold a lot of -- lot of drugs in this one. [ laughter ] and this is -- this is a very -- i mean, you hid a lot of stuff in it. >> it's got a large trunk. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, it's fantastic. and then this one, i just love because this just epitomizes rock 'n' roll. you coming off a private plane -- look at this. you have one button buttoned. [ laughter ] a bottle of jack daniels -- three limo drivers. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's rock 'n' roll. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. that is just fantastic. it's just -- it's such a fun, fun read. i -- i also got the audio book as well, just cause i'm also a fan of -- johnny depp. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he does a nice thing in the book. a great job

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photographers continues to grow here behind me, still no sign of the former governor or his trademark bentley. radar online says schwarzenegger's housekeeper threatened to go public with their affair because he fired her. the celebrity news website says the former governor fired mildred baena four weeks ago to save his crumbling marriage but the "l.a. times" says the 50-year-old retired earlier this year after working for the family for 20 years. tmz and radar online say baena is the mother of schwarzenegger's 14-year-old son. the boy born out of wedlock was a secret to maria shriver until earlier this year. the "new york times" says shriver was pregnant with her son christopher at the same time baena was pregnant with the 14-year-old. shriver was a surprised guest at oprah winfrey's farewell show in chicago last night. shriver praised the talk show host for always giving her love, support, wisdom and most of all, the truth. shriver had reportedly dined the night before just as news was breaking about her husband's affair. back here live now, the office will soon come in handy. the former gov

governor robert bentley says the recovery will be long and hard. >> as leaders of this state, we will see that alabama is rebuilt. it's a daunting task. but i have no doubt that we're up to it. >> the storms in the south set a new u.s. record of 312 tornadoes in a 24-hour period. >>> a deadly shoot-out in wisconsin was caught on tape. >> get back in the -- [ gunfire ] >> this police dash cam video of a traffic stop on april 22nd, seth mccloskey steps out of that red truck there you see there and opens fire. he was killed in the shoot-out. he's a suspect in a drive-by shooting and might have been linked to as many as ten other random shootings. one officer was wounded. officials said they acted appropriately. >>> on the mch "cbs money watch" a new boost and a new entertainment option is tested out. ashley morrison is here. good morning. >> a mostly down day for asian markets. the hang seng dropped more than 1.5 and tokyo's nikkei was closed for a national holiday. wall street gets the latest on the labor market, on tuesday weaker than expected corporate profits pushed stocks lower. the

alexander scimitar of gave them a three nearly half the sixty seven minutes i was with them out chick bentley fought back in a frantic finale first i had a penalty say i then began milledge tell you to go back with nine minutes to go. and come to me. i'm off netted a beauty of a free kick to make it three hundred eighty eight for me yet but now i'm held on to stay second boss and. so after we can resonate merrily stretch their lead at the top and find themselves at the bottom let's take a look at all the goals from week seven in the russian premier league it is doubtful that. eh. let's. go. live to our lives to live live live it live it live. live. live live. live . i. had. to. the to. please. god now tonight reanimate freedom barcelona go head to head in the second leg of their champions league semifinal at the nou camp a bad tempered first leg at the bernabeu so plastic come away with a two goal advantage you but i'm actually saying the great both clubs complained about each other team usa plays it provoked by passes i'll pass they were upset by the post match comments made by reallocation.

her son's name bentley is also the fastest rising boy's name.opping the list of girls' names now are isabella, sophia, and emma. jacob, ethan, and michael take the top spots for boys. and for the first time since 1955 the name elvis has dropped off the list entirely. >> olivia's number 4 on that list. and i have an isabella and an olivia. >> i was going to say we know two very cute isabellas and olivias. >> i'm not original. >> when i was a kid it was like jeff. there was like ten of us in the classes. so that's finally off the list. >> but you're top of the class. >> thanks. >> what's the game show we're going to play? sizzle or fizzle? >> fizzle. over the weekend. yeah. i don't know. yeah. seven-day forecast. we do have some cooling coming our way with 60s and low to mid 70s. and then by next week tuesday, wednesday, and thursday low to mid 70s coming back with some sun and also some clouds. tomorrow will still be warm for our inland areas in the east and south bay but then cooler for this weekend. still looks good. yes. it is warm in here tod

alabama governor, robert bentley, pledged help for survivors, saying the state had never seen devastation of this magnitude. >> thoughts and prayers still with that region of the country. brutal. >> very true. >>> let's take a look, now, at this morning's weather around the country. a wet day for much of the east coast. showers and thunderstorms from the carolinas, to washington, d.c., philly, new york, and new england. scattered showers from montana and the dakotas to minneapolis. light, mountain snow in the northern rockies, and hot in the southwest. >> if you're in arizona, hot already. phoenix, near 100 degrees. just shy of 90 in sacramento. and 71 degrees in portland. a wet 60 in fargo. 71 in omaha. and 57 in chicago. upper 50s from boston to baltimore. and 85 in miami. 75 in new orleans. >>> and coming up after the break, new details about life inside osama bin laden's secret compound. >>> plus, caught on tape. a dramatic, real-life, hollywood-style shoot-out, captured on police dash cam. >> wow. >>> and plus, a symbol of suburbia here in the big apple. why it soon may be filled wit

. >> they call themselves the pension truce squad and saying they don't own yachts or bentleys or. but they are earning small retirement checks that average 22 dollars a month. given to high earners that sparked outrage against public workers in general. >> we hope to change the image by explaining that public employees are nat lavishly compensated in retirement. >> the committee helped the group's cause by approving the proposal to end pensions abuses especially spiking where public employees pad the last check with raication and sick time. it was the result of a bell scandal where former city manager stood to make $600,000 a year in retirement. >> some public employees are including items in the composition package to create vastly increased pension checks for themselves. >> the committee okayed rules to diswade double dipping and then returns to work the following monday and earning a check and also a pension. they must wait six months to double dip and limited to 980 hours a year. it is not enough. we change the benefits fundmentally. >> governor brown is hoping to include more

bentley's says he is relieved about what his) will do next. >> he will pick up this golf clubs, pick up his grandchildren. >> the retirement is a surprise for many fans. >> gary change the culture of maryland. >> thank you, gary. thank you, gary. >> williams is a probable hall of famer and led his 2000 team to the national championship. his next role, he will be the assistant to the athletic director serving as ambassador for the athletic department. >>> gary williams has been an integral part of the university of maryland and the college park to been a cheaper many years. coming up, tim brant talks with one on one with volumes about his past as well as future. >> he is still upset that the coach canceled his golf date. >> he was quite unhappy about that. >> 95 neglected dogs released from one maryland home. they are in bad shape. >> a sign of progress along the georgetown waterfront. this is exactly what it looked like a month ago. we will show you what it looks like now. >> 16 whales stranded along the florida keys. how rescuers are trying to set them free. >> i have some really go

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. >> reporter: robert bentley discussing plans to tour more parts of the state as the count of those dead and missing continues to climb. >> it's not just tuscaloosa or birmingham, it's all over the state of alabama where these tornadoes have caused a tremendous amount of damage, tremendous loss of life. >> reporter: that loss of life stretching across 7 states in the south. as it stands more than 300 are reported dead. a rescue and recovery effort remains underway. search teams and cadaver dogs are sifting through massive piles of debris for victims. sur survivors, the devastation is overwhelming. in tuscaloosa, this family is starting their new lives together from scratch. four weeks after tieing the knot, they lost everything but did manage to find something to be thankful for. >> god is good because we only had this injury on my leg and my daughter got an injury on her leg. >> reporter: their story is like so many coming out of the area. volunteer organizations are racing to hard-hit areas, hoping to lighten the load for the thousands without shelter, food and basic necessities.

. >> reporter: arnold schwarzenegger behind the wheel of hit bentley refused any questions from mediahe fathered a child i out of wedlock with a staff member in a home he shared with maria shriver. he issued only this statement earlier in the day. "after leaving the governor's office i told my wife about this event which occurred over a decade ago. i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children and my family and i am truly sorry." this from maria shriver. "there is a painful and heartbreaking time. as a mother my concern is for my children. i ask for compassion, respect and privacy as my children and i try to rebuild our lives and heal." so many unanswered questions. how could the governor keep this a secret for so long? and then there are money issues to contend with. >> but the fact of the matter is he was giving cash to a baby momma. she could have diversified anyway. >> reporter: robin sachs reacting to the secret o

the day-long presence of the bentley convertible that he drove here, supporting the belief that remains here and the unexpected revelation of an out of wedlock child. this was kept secret during his entire seven years as governor. only now are we finding out that during all of that time and at least two years prior as well schwarzenegger was supporting a household employee's child that he had fathered. the employee continued to work in the schwarzenegger household in the gated community, departing only this year with severance eafr 20 years with the family. after leaving the governor's office i told my wife about the event which occurred over a decade ago, acknowledged schwarzenegger in a written response. the statement continued, i understand and deserve the feeling of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full response for the hurt that i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children, and my family. i am truly sorry. it was the second time in a week that schwarzenegger had addressed his crumbling marriage, having acknowledged the

. >> reporter: robert bentley saying he will visit. >> it's not just birmingham or tuscaloosa.he state of alabama where these tornadoes have caused a tremendous amount of damage. tremendous loss of life. >> reporter: that loss of life stretching across seven states in the south. as it stands, more than 300 are reported dead. a rescue and recovery effort remains underway. search teams and their cadaver dogs are sifting through massive piles of debris for possible victims. for the survivors, the devastation is overwelming. in tuscaloosa, newlyweds are starting their new lives together from scratch. just four weeks after tieing the knot, they lost everything, but still did manage to find something to be thankful for. >> it has been good. we only had this injury on my leg and my daughter, she got an injury on her leg. >> their story is like so many coming out of this area. relief agencies, government, and volunteer organizations are racing to hard hit areas hoping to lighten the load for the thousands without shelter, food, and basic necessities. >> whatever they need us to do, pic

call themselves the pension truth squad, outside of the capital saying they don't own yachts or bentleysre just average folks, earning small retirement checks that average $2,200 a month. sparking an outrage against public workers in general. >> we hope to change that image which is that public employees are not lavishly compensated in retire. >> inside of the capital, an assembly committee helped the group's cause to end public abuses, especially spiking where the public employees had their last check with unused vacation and sick time and car allowances. the proposal was the result of the belt scandal where robert rizzo made $6,000 in retire. >> some employees are including items in the compensation package that spiked their compensation to create vastly increased pension checks for themselves >> the committee okayed rules to dissuades double dipping where a public employee retires on friday and returns to work on monday, not only earning a regular check, but a mention. the worker must now wait six months to double dip and is limited to 180 hours per year. and pension groups say it's n

the names were the biggest decree over the last year, macy and bentley.e are two names familiar to people who watch reality shows 16 and pregnant and teen mom which featured teen mom macy and her son, bentley. however, carol, i need to point out elvis has fallen out of the top 1,000 names for the first time since 1954. and i am happy to report to you on this friday morning, i'm checking everywhere, snooki, not trending. >> oh, thank god. wouldn't that be awful? i can't even imagine. a.j., thanks. it was a lot of fun. if you want information on everything breaking in the entertainment world, a.j. has it tonight on "showbiz tonight" at 11:00 on hln. >>> the political buzz this week has been all about osama bin laden. one of the questions, have democrats been able to overcome the wimp factor? >>> plus, the car you drive just might be a weapon in the war on terror. >> it brings your best minds and their brightest ideas together. it helps the largest of companies seize opportunity like the smallest of startups. it's the network-- the intelligent, secure cisco

eva, isabella, william, and macy and bentley of th are the fast popur names for new babies.>jacqueline: the fog moving in, details coming up. úúúo >>this just in to the kron 4 news room police removed a student with a loaded 22 caliber revolver in his pocket from a high school in fairfield. we are showing you on google earth or is this is. this high school is a big campus and fairfield. san yeddo? the town that 17 year-old with a loaded gun in his pocket. they found a 17 year-old with a loaded gun in his pocket. they have been arrested and booked into juvenile hall. >>pam: a live look that al qaeda was actually contemplating new attacks against railroad lines in the united states. officials gathered from the parade and the raid on the sunday- that-we spoke to passengers and this is what they had to say. >> it is nothing that they can prevent on any transportation system that somebody has a malcontent they're going to get the best of what happens. malcontent debt- >> specifically, i would have a better chance of getting homand hurt onhome than on a plane or a trained. >>pam:

he drives a bentley, has a maza raddy and a couple of mercedes. >> once a month, maybe even more.othing like hanging out with your friends. >> reporter: he says friends, old and new, are the key to his success. >> this business is all about relationships, and don't let anyone ever tell you different ♪ hey, over there ♪. >> he knows brittany spears producer, which led to a placement in her video. >> there's the money shot right there. >> reporter: he won't say how much clients pay but he says music videos have a bigger budget when products are included. >> what you do allows me as a consumer to see a better video. >> exactly. ultimately it's the artist's decision on what they want to do or don't want to do. all i can do is lay it out for them and tell them what i think. from there it's their decision. >> reporter: he says it's not easy as it looks. >> no one understands day-to-day what i have to go through to make this happen, the politics. >> reporter: he worked in restaurants, even sold knives door to door. a self-taught motivated talker. and now in miami, he committed to the gif

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>> reporter: we haven't seen him since monday when he came out in his new bentley and everyone swarmed his car. he kept quiet. everyone is camped out here. what is surfing on the internet tons of photographs of him with his baby mama, the housekeeper. you'll see him some of these photographs showing him with mildred patricia baena. there's another photo of pregnant baena at the baby shower. the one people are tacking about is maria shriver pregnant her son and baena pregnant with her baby at the same time. people magazine is reporting that maria, who is separated from arnold as hired prominent attorney laura wasser. the babies were born less than a week apart. the whole thing is so ugly but that in and of this self-has a lot of people talking. what people are saying now is that more women may be coming forward, women claiming they had affairs with arnold as well. we're expecting those bomb shells to drop. in the neighborhood where baena lives, everyone seems to be shocked. the entire block was overtaken by news trucks. the neighbors say the house, which is valued at $268,000. the real

in -- or governor bentley in alabama.nnounced he's having to reduce spending by 15%, reduce -- prorate the spending for the rest of this fiscal year by 15%. and i just feel like that's a message that's been lost in this body. i see my colleague, senator klobuchar, here, mr. president. i wanted to share these remarks this morning. the vice president, i believe, is meeting with some people, house and senate republicans and democrats today. maybe it will be budget number three. and maybe the vice president can fix something here. i hope they gave him the responsibility and the freedom to make a decision, or have they told him he can't cut spending really in any significant way. i don't know what they'll tell the vice president, but hopefully something will come out of that. and maybe we can get on a better procedure. but at this rate, at this point in our process, we're not in a good position. and i'm worried about it and hopefully we can reach some agreement. and if not, we're going to fight it out on the floor of the senat

if that were the case, we would all be driving bentley's, corvettes, cadillac's, lincoln's.ughter] that is what we have in health care. under the way we have designed our insurance benefits and the way the insurance system has evolved through an employer- based system, people pay a deductible. they fear the first $1,000 or the first $500, and the rest is free. people do not have an interest in seeing how much something costs. markets do not work if the consumer has no interest in the price. so you want the consumer to care about the cost and care about quality. that is the most powerful dynamic in my view for bringing down the cost of health care. it is to get health care to work like a market, where the consumer cares what the cost is and the provider -- i do not want to suggest that doctors are like salesmen and women -- but for the provider has an incentive to keep you healthy as opposed to doing more things to you. when you have a medical liability problem in this country, where doctors have to do all kinds of stuff it is not medically necessary, but protect me from a po

if that were the case, we would all be driving bentley's, corvettes, cadillac's, lincoln's.e to be fair here. [laughter] that is what we have in health care. under the way we have designed our insurance benefits and the way the insurance system has evolved through an employer- based system, people pay a deductible. they fear the first $1,000 or the first $500, and the rest is free. people do not have an interest in seeing how much something costs. markets do not work if the consumer has no interest in the price. so you want the consumer to care about the cost and care about quality. that is the most powerful dynamic in my view for bringing down the cost of health care. it is to get health care to work like a market, where the consumer cares what the cost is and the provider -- i do not want to suggest that doctors are like salesmen and women -- but for the provider has an incentive to keep you healthy as opposed to doing more things to you. when you have a medical liability problem in this country, where doctors have to do all kinds of stuff it is not medically necessary, bu

on the boys side. >> bentley and macy. >> all because of pop culture. >> interesting.itional tv and hollywood. the reality is very popular. religion is still very popular. >> some celebrities. twilight. >> callen. we also saw knox rising on the boys' names which was the names of one of the adopted children of angelina jolie and brad pitt. >> for you personally, elvis dropping off. >> this was a big blow for me for the first time since 1954 elvis dropped off the top 1,000. i was all shook up about that. >> come on, commissioner. >> meanwhile let's talk about our names. >> we want to talk about our names. >> the only name -- >> not only are you the only one up, you're now the top name on the "today" show because matthew slipped on the boy's side. i think you do this segment every year and people are paying attention. >> i moved from 16 to 14. >> you're not up. >> it's a made up name. >> more and more people are doing that particularly with our daughters. we do a lot more made up names with the daughters. you see a lot more creativity with the daughters than the suns. >>

. >>> from the state capital in montgomery, alabama, governor bentley talks about the tornado destructioned at 7:15 in alabama, 6:15 eastern. >>> the atlanta hawks, josh smith, complains his team doesn't get any love. everybody talks about the heat, the celtics and the lakers and now the hawks have to start a second-round series and their star guard against the chicago bulls. rose makes the spin move and goes on to score, oh, count them, 24 points. the hawks joe johnson outscored the league's expected mvp. johnson finished with 34 points. the hawks are on the nba radar now. they beat the bulls in chicago, 103-95. ko kobe bryant has time to win. the teams keep playing. more sports in 20 minutes. >>> a blogger at the phillies game sunday night checked his c icnn.com app and said that osam bin laden had been killed. when he tried to alert other fans, they thought he was nuts. if you ask a parent, they might call it intuitive. if you ask a musician, they might call it inspiring. to a doctor, it's groundbreaking. to a ceo, it's powerful. to a teacher, it's the future. if you ask a child, she m

governor robert bentley, about the impact of the storm. the u.s.evee there. floods just about 200 square miles of rich farmland in missouri. why did they do this? to save a small illinois town of cairo from flooding. so there is good and bad here. the good news, water levels have dropped more than a foot and a half. the bad news? parts of mississippi county, missouri, are now flooded but that was the plan. rob marciano is there in missouri. where you are standing right now was not flooded. look at the water behind you. it was not flooded 24 hours ago. >> reporter: that's right. as a matter of fact, what i'm standing on may look to you like a boat ramp, doesn't it? a ramp that goes out into a nice lake. but in reality this is a road that on the very end of this newly made lake is another what seems to be a boat ramp. this is a road. last night at this time it was pretty much dry. there was water in here but beyond those trees about a mile and a half is where it blew open, almost a two-mile span of this levee that has flooded this farmland here. they

now to make sure that the recovery process continues here in alabama, the governor here, governor bentley, says that the state is going to provide assistance to local governments to pay for debris removal for 30 days. jeff? >> elaine quijano in tuscaloosa, thanks very much. it is 7:15 right now. back over to erica and chris. >> jeff, thank you so much. >>> we want to take a closer look at the weather now. this is heartbreaking to think about what they are facing now and the aftermath. >> it is, chris and erica, and it's called the katrina of tornadoes the severe weather folks saw last week. today if you look at the map there is a brief reprieve in severe weather, and that will hopefully aid the cleanup effort. we look at really nice, sunny skies on the wes thanks so much. that's your latest weather. back to you guys. we'll tell you a little bit more about frost advisories. i know it's may, still some frost advisories. >> don't bother. skip it. >> mary, thanks. >>> coming up on "the early show," inside osama bin laden's hideout in pakistan and what investigators learn from the evidence tha

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in his black bentley and driving up to a wall of paparazzi.lma gutierrez is live outside the mistress' home in bakersfield, california, with new details this morning. hi, thelma. >> reporter: hi there, kiran. mildred patricia baena who is 50 and a native of guatemala lives here in this brand new subdivision in bakersfield, california. this is a hundred miles away from the brentwood mansion where she worked for the schwarzeneggers. she recently retired after 20 years of service as a housekeeper for the schwarzeneggers and moved here with her 14-year-old son. his birth certificate was recently obtained by cnn shows that the boy was born just days after maria shriver gave birth to her youngest son. and the man who's listed on the birth certificate as the father is the man that baena was married to at the time. but divorce records obtained by cnn show that the couple separated just weeks after the boy's birth. now, we had mentioned that the couple -- that the family resettled here in bakersfield. here's what neighbors had to say. >> they seemed to

and their work with governor robert bentley, and alabama emergency director, has provided vital assistance during these difficult times. this continued level of federal coordination is critical to ensuring that alabama gets back on its feet as quickly as possible. madam president, i have never in my life seen such devastation to the extent that i saw during my visit to my home state of alabama recently. giant oaks lie flattened and splintered. homes throughout state were demolished leaving thousands homeless and relying on the red cross, the salvation army, and others for shelter. at one point last week over one million alabama res residents we without power. almost a quarter of the state's population. it was gut wrenching to walk through scattered rubble and realize it was once the site of someone's home or someone's business. madam president, the scale and the magnitude of destruction can only be described as hell on earth. and in our state while larger cities like birmingham and tuscaloosa suffered damage, so did rural areas like pleasant grove, con card, rainsville, comb, and many othe

a woman named elizabeth bentley had come forward. she was about to get killed by the kgb. went to the fbi, told everything that she knew, gave them permission on two or three spiring said nbc. the feds were investigating that case. the way they investigated it was to convene a secret grand jury. then they started subpoenaing of the people that she named. not surprisingly when somebody gets subpoenaed and showed up in the grand jury room they either live or took the fifth amendment. they couldn't get the indictment of the spy circle that they were going for. they did abeyance which. 1946, they went after leaders of the communist party. this being a secret grand jury investigation everybody was writing about it, new york times and all the papers of the day. increasing pressure to do something about these malls and the government. date in switch. and what they have in common with the day is the choices that individual political figures make under pressure to save their own careers, save their own backsides. and then to achieve policy goals. they would not be able to get that