the new project from bobby brown -- bobby's back, y'all. the new project is called "the masterpiece." it drops in june, and i feel so fortunate that bobby got a chance to see us before the project even drops, give us a heads up on it and i think you're going to like it. bobby brown, i'm delighted to know that you're happy. that's the most important thing, that you're happy, man. >> thank you, thank you. tavis: good to have you on the program and congrats on the project in advance. bobby brown, y'all. thanks for watching. that's our show. as always, keep the faith. ♪ mr. telephone man there's something wrong with my line ♪ when i dial my baby's number i get a kick every time ♪ mr. telephone man i try dialing a number ♪ i get a kick every time ♪ must be a bad connection ♪ need love and affection ♪ can't get my baby on the line ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit t >> -- you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in wo

i have no other alternative, no other recourse now. >> bobby is out of his cell. he smuggled this into his cell. one of those caps off the metal post. making all kind of -- >> did you leave him out there? >> he'll be out there. >> so help me god they're going to transfer me. or you'll be back here with a camera filming them putting a needle in my [ bleep ] arm because that's how fed up i [ bleep ] got. i tried for five years to get back there. >> out in the pen for three or four hours letting him calm down. when he gets through with his mad behavior he will be ready to apologize and get back to what he should be. >> people ain't stupid. they knew exactly what they were doing. let's get snake down and blind side him. they had three months to tell me they were going to not put me in for transfer. >> a few weeks later with the transfer issue still unresolved, gilbert announced he was going on a hunger strike. >> not eating another meal at holman. they'll send me closer to home if it's nothing but a graveyard. okay, i'm gonna play. >> she has to have a yard sale. >> w

time for side rule side award and tonight we're giving answer louisiana governor bobby jindal here on wednesday the republican governor signed house bill six three six into law and it requires women to be informed of their specific legal rights and options before they undergo an abortion procedure and the measure is not of course of course in providers to post signs of a still it is saying that it's illegal to coerce a woman into an abortion and letting them know about child support that a father must pay which state agencies could help during a pregnancy and at some adoptive parents are willing to pay for medical cost base closing of the move by republicans who claim to be all about smaller government again trying to legislate a woman's uterus but the thing that there really gets me here is that bobby jindal has been rumored to have white house aspirations so this new abortion bill might be just great for him right in fact a comment he made of the bill signing is really going to weight him some support in the pro-life crowd he said quote. when officers arrest criminals today they're

bobby, go. rush at all. isn't that funny, we got here to the alcohol and have a moment or two. >> and sara, which one do you want? >> any one, there's alcohol in all of them, right? >> i think there's a couple that don't. i definitely want alcohol in mine. and bobby is going to make a fresh one for himself. >> and the crew. i'm taking care of the boys. >> may a take a moment to thank you, bobby. here for bobby flay day and new mom denise richards is going to be here and jordan sparks and what the what? have a great booze-day tuesday, everybody and you know what the good news is? tomorrow is wines-day! >> here's to that! >> we'll see you all tomorrow!

again trying to legislate a woman's uterus but the thing that they're really gets me here is that bobby jindal has been rumored to have white house aspirations so this new abortion bill might be just great for him right in fact a comment that he made of the bill signing is really going away to some support in the pro-life crowd he said quote when officers arrested criminals today they're read their rights so stop suffered as a second he's really not stupid enough to compare women who have an abortion to criminals as well looks like unfortunately he is governor jindal went on to say now if we're giving criminals their basic rights and they have to be informed of those rights. but it seems to me only common sense would have to do the same thing for women before they make the choice about whether to get an abortion you know i'm not sure the governor has any common sense on this issue the supreme court for starters rule of the one nine hundred seventy three roe v wade case that abortion was illegal in the u.s. so governor you can't just compare a painful and a personal decision that a woman

there was a nickname bobby, and in the early years, she was always, always there.er father, on the other hand, was absent mostly, long stretches away, punk waited by glorious reunions when she would be bustled up like a doll where the navy ships came in. >> she would see him, he was coming in from the navy, it was an exciting moment. she would get us dressed up and it was anticipation of going to the shipyard and having a lot of attention i think as a child. >> the memories are how she survived it all, all the trouble. >> holding my mom's hand. having fun with my mom. being in the moment of joy. i don't have bad memories. >> oh, yes, those, the bad memories, like the day everything good went away. it was 1973. though she and her happy child bubble head have no idea what year it was, she knows she was not yet five, that it was autumn, that someone came to the door with a plan. >> i remember a woman coming over, knocking on the door. >> her name was shirley. she was a friend of her mother's, she said. she said the little girl she brought with her was renee and that r

say hello, everyone, to bobby. bobby. [ applause ] can you say hello to everyone?o ahead and say hello to everyone, bobby. >> now? >> jimmy: yes, now. just say hello -- >> now? >> jimmy: say hello to everybody? >> now? >> jimmy: yeah, now, anytime. >> now? >> jimmy: yeah, whenever. yeah, just right -- there he is, bobby, everyone. [ applause ] he really grew up. really grew up in five years. it's astonishing. we have a good show for you tonight. from "breaking bad," a great show, aaron paul is with us. we have music from viva brother. and we'll be right back with roseanne barr so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] i like things stacked. [ male announcer ] applebee's knows what the neighborhood likes. we like things stuffed. [ all ] topped! [ male announcer ] so we're serving up stacked, stuffed and topped entrees! like the amazing new chicken parmesan stack stuffed with italian cheeses and topped with spicy marinara for only $9.99. there's also provolone stuffed meatballs, new florentine topped house sirloin and more. stacked, stuffed and topped! i like things s

bobby, bobby beautiful. every time i look at the name unless he's my favorite character but then i see the next one. they call him bobby beautiful. back when saigon was common towns, a lot of the doctors and sisters, even some otherwise of american civilians working in the embassy would come in and there was a cro, which was like a pool and a little store at a liquor store. and anybody would end up within the embassy compound, and all these gals would always end up there. and robbie had this sixth sense. before word got around there's a hot babe in, bobby was beat out by the pool. it would be a for -- before six pack abs were fashionable but he had been. they called him bobby beautiful. the black market king, another guy, short little guy. funny guy. he could get you, if you wanted a chinese sword, if you wanted a french hooker, if you wanted a new carburetor for the motor pool, the black market king could get it for you. and he had this rough exterior. he thought i don't make deals, i don't make deals. but

bobbie rosenthal. he is with a program call vets connect. >> vets connect is a one day event that we hold with the city of sanncisco. francisco. we serve homeless veterans. the homeless can utilize them and take advantage of them and celebrate veterans' day. we have what is called homeless vets month. >> 76 this,000 is the number extraordinary. is it worse now? >> when we started counseling over 20 years ago and helping homeless vets, the number was 250,000. >> but when they really started, it was 13 76,000 is still way too high. >> we're talking about vietnam, iraq and afghanistan. >> average vet is 51 years old but the largest growing population of homelessness is among female veterans. >> that is pricing, why is that? >> part of it is enrolling in the military. it's about 3% and now it's about 10%. it's also the departments of veterans affairs and homelessness are targeting programs. i'm very proud to say also been able to say that we've been able to help with families. >> that will make a huge diff

i kept saying, bobby, we're in a tenuous position. go away. he kept coming back. finally margaret court who ended up being number one in '73 played him on mother's day and they call it the mother's day massacre because i think he won like 6-2, 6-1 or 6-1, 6-2. if you don't know anything about tennis, that's really bad. >> what were you thinking when that happened? >> when i found out, i was in japan. i got -- the flight attendant told me coming from japan. i said who wan the match. she said riggs. i said, oh, i have to play. done deal. >> because you had to shut him up. >> so margaret took one for the team by losing and she definitely teed it up for the stage and it was on everybody -- everybody was talking about it. it was in every -- i mean everybody. >> it was a basic battle of the sexes. this was the moment that women in america i think got empowered. this braggart sexist pig and you beat him. >> i think i beat him because i respected him so much. >> when you beat him -- >> such relief. thank you, god. i still wake up in a cold sweat thinking i have to play th

bobbi and phoebe are gonna throw me a shower. it's gonna be so much fun.y the guys are gonna throw for me. i hope you like potato salad. it's chunky style, my favorite. (debbie) you're gonna have a bachelor party? sure, you bet. hey, it's a traditional event, and i am traditional kind of guy. how about this, huh? does this look great or what? it looks awful. well, looks can be deceiving. yeah. not in this case, however. nope, nope, nope, this is definitely the food that prison riots are made of. are we gonna have girls at our party? uh, well, uh... no, it's a stag party, and that means that, uh, does stay home. i'm not talking about does. i'm talking about hookers. oh, those. i don't know. what do you mean? i mean, like, from what i hear, it's a tradition, and you're a traditional guy. come here. come here, you little vixen. i'm gonna tell you something. i'm gonna set you straight about something. women mean nothing to me, and that is why i am so in love with you. do you understand what i'm saying? i need you to promise me. okay, okay, i promise. you got i

bobby mitchell held its annual golf tournament to raise money for cancer patients, including one veryirl. dozens of hall of famers are calling lansdowne home this weekend. >> sometimes i would really think and say, i am going to get through this. >> she was diagnosed with leukemia when she was 8. >> when you consider that this young girl is probably taking 100 or 200 pills a day she knows her friend cannot do that. >> i knew that my friends could not handle left -- handle it. >> her mother has never heard of bobby mitchell the football player before fate brought mitchell and tailored to gather. >> it is just hard. it is hard to see how much somebody cares. somebody who really does not even know taylor. >> in his 20-year run the tournament has raised more than $7 million to fight for kids like taylor. her cancer has been in remission since december 1. >> there were days when she was sick and i was crying. she would comfort me. to have your nine-year-old kid -- it is unbelievable. >> amazing. amazing. i can help to get a little torn up about that. it is good to have the tournament. sund

the president's brother, bobby, behind her. his sister, pat, the bodies left. and peter behind the group. and i can only find in the videos one moment in public where she began to cry softly. it was when they arrived at the capitol with the case of burying her -- bury her husband's casket. as of is being carried out the band struck up hail to the chief. but the very famous preface she dropped her head to her chest and began to cry. now, this is the next steps she takes in the image making process. one week after the assassination she is in hyannis port with her family for thanksgiving. she calls journalist teddy white had written that famous book, the making of the president in 1960 and asked them to come from new york where he lived to hyannis port to write a story about her husband to put into white magazine for that week. and mr. white had to say, we are ready to go to press with that. she said, i don't care. stop the presses. still printed. i need to tell you the story. teddy white's mother was suffering a heart attack. he got a share for and was driven fro

bobby was there and so was frank who will run for mayor and so will joey, cathryn, otis will ton wilson, al griffin, vicki ann haring, catalina bird and the last one, just this before the deadline, craig williams. >> going to get out baltimore city. the fight is on now baltimore, baltimore city here i come baltimore city, here i come, the fight is on. we going to take this city over baltimore city. >> for years it's the place to be filing deadline. i have always come down to the filing deadline and you see a lot of activity. this year -- people standing in line, jumping out of line, getting in line, making a line, looking up with --. >> bobby should no. he hasn't missed an, election, polls will open at seven in the morning and close at eight tonight. >>> are you built to live to be 150? somebody who could be in your house right now could be that special person. why living to this ripe old age may not be this faraway. >>> and you have all this stuff that's 150 years old around the house and you don't know how to get rid of it. should you sell or just unload it? we will find out next. >>>

in the semis on thursday shop over though not for the best of stars losing the opening three games bobby fixated recovered with some style taking nine of the next and the games against the german that would seem the first said by six games to fall with the second bit more straightforward taking it six three shot up over them into her second final at wimbledon where she famously won the title back in two thousand and four aged only seventeen and she has yet to drop a set at this is tournaments but isn't totally satisfied with your form as yet. it's a great feeling been many years but it's a really great feeling and today i was in my best match of the championship so really happy to get through into certs but. it's pretty amazing i'm back on that stage and the way things shot up on saturday is surprise baggage better compete of the czech so world number four victorias i didn't go belarus in the semi's. way and to win the first six games to one before her opponent type receiving six three in the second as i didn't go with the double fault match point down a bit of us claiming that the signs

bobby, my condolences to you and i'm sure everyone there is horrified by this. do you remember shannon stone? >> we're also very horrified. it's a tragic accident, and our concern is, of course, for the family, the wife and the young son. but shannon was an outstanding firefighter. he was an outstanding person, but he was even more than that, he was a good dad. he was probably a better dad than he was a firefighter. you never saw him off duty without you the little cooper with him. then on his days off when the staff meetings were held, cooper would be sitting in the staff meetings with his dad. he had him everywhere. he would bring him by city hall. he's been in my office. i have some miniature cars in my office and he would play with the miniature cars. shannon was just a regular guy. he was very respected amongst the firefighters and the community. he was an 18 1/2 year veteran of the brownwood fire and rescue services. we're going to miss him. his firefighter brothers are going to miss him tremendously. it was very difficult on them the night of the incident

bobby roundtree is the city manager for brownwood, texas.ed. >>> let's move on talk about casey anthony who was acquitted from murdering her little girl. she will be freed from jail a week from tomorrow. straight ahead, a live report from orlando with jane velez-mitchell who was there when the verdict came down. giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. control your budget? yes. our "name your price" tool shows you a range of options. you pick a price that works for you. perfect. only one thing could make this better. both: '80s montage! ♪ progressive '80s montage ♪ he drops some boxes, but it's okay ♪ ♪ we keep dancing ♪ hey! it's that guy! ♪ progressive "name your price" tool, yeah! ♪ helping you save. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> caylee, caylee, caylee, caylee. caylee. caylee. justice for caylee. >> well, they're protes

you were 12 years old, and you were a volunteer with the bobby kennedy campaign. (bender) the presidential campaign in '68. (paulson) in california? mm-hmm. (paulson) and you were with rosemary clooney as well? well, she was-- i met her that night, and she was performing that night as artists-- she was one of those who had campaigned for robert kennedy. a lot of artists went out on the campaign trail for candidates, and i was with her that night. and actually, at the moment that senator kennedy was shot, i remember that it was the last time i've seen her, which was 32 years ago. she was supposed to sing at the overflow room downstairs, and the senator was supposed to exit one side of the stage where-- to see rosemary clooney, and at the last minute-- you can hear it on the tape. someone says, "this way, senator." and he goes the other way. what happened that night was obviously, for a kid-- i remember seeing people in shock, and i--you know, when you're 12, you've never seen that. i didn't understand why adults were crying, and people were doubled over and, you kn

bobbie thomas is saying no. >> apparently, bobbie, come on over, they're falling off the shelves becausewere in calgary? the famous stampede? anyway, they were there for that and they wore these white cowboy hats, which were such the rage. now they have these little mini knock-off deals. these are -- these are hats with a -- they're cute. what do you think? >> they look really good when you're wearing pantyhose. >> those are cute, i like those. >> they're stupid-looking. >> they are? i kind of like them. >> is it time? >> it is time. i thought we would get the laughs rolling. >> i think we should. >> let's bring out a guy who is very, very funny. or at least he says he is. mr. jeff ross, everybody. >> hi, ladies. >> how are you doing? >> you're in town for the juf for laughs, right? >> i am. >> it premiered last night. you did two shows, how are you? >> so funny. it's like 30 years of laughs and i try to comeo every year. and it's a chance to try- newyo stuff and i make fun of the audience. it's really fun. >> you're doing a charlie sheen thing, we heard. >> at comedy central. >> he talk

. >> and another film bobby fischer we are going to be seeing?t documentary about the chess champion. controversial and brilliant chess champion bobby fisher who grew up in a jewish family, but later in life because of mental illness became a raving antisemite and this is an amazing documentary playing today as well as in our other venues later on this week. >> there was a hollywood blockbuster. >> searching for bob i buy fisher. this is a documentary about the real bobby fisher. >> so this is the true story without the hollywood hype. >> someone who is an amazing genius and going mad. >> one thing we found interesting is you have venues all over the bay area. we are looking at palo alto and berkeley and here in san francisco. >> it's a movable feast so we start -- this weekend is running through thursday at the castro theater but we know that not everybody can come into the city or city all our films. >> or people don't want to drive in and park around here. >> exactly. so yeah, we move the festival starting next weekend to berkeley, palo alto a

sixty eight that is the year you know they really tried to assassinate hope in america they killed bobby kennedy they killed dr king they beat up a bunch of young people were they were at a convention in chicago and they really tried to kill hope off and i remember being in kindergarten nine hundred seventy two and one of my classmates asking my kindergarten teacher who was bobby kennedy. and miss brown starts a cry for choked up trying to explain who he was and i've never seen a grown person cry at least i had i didn't i didn't register with me but it really hit me but something bad happened here i was born so it's always been interested but really my father probably was a person who may be really aware of the world and the need to stand up for justice he was born in abject poverty on the edge of memphis tennessee joined the military to get out of poverty got out put himself through college but he put his little brother through college then he helped put a cousin through college then he put me and my sister through college and he was one of those original kind of bootstrap or guys that

among them, bobby tenpin.ught him to see the lift-off. now he was back. >> this is the end of an era. decades long era. there will be nothing like it again. >> from georgia, bobby brought his kids this time. spencer is 10. >> it's going to be awesome. >> and he's 12. >> it's going to be a little dot in the sky. >> it's going to be big, brier. >> maybe. >> on a warm february afternoon, "discovery" was about to make its final flight. history to be witnessed. >> i wake them up in the middle of the night, take them out into the middle of the country to look at asteroid, meteor showers and i want them to see the space shuttle take off. i've seen them and i want them to have the same opportunity. >> people pass the time playing games. >> double double duck duck. >> gazing through binoculars, reading, waiting. >> we have how many minutes? >> 35. >> so close. what could go wrong now? then, murphy's law struck. >> there's a problem with a computer. they got to work through the problem. got 20 minutes to get the problem

. >> bobbi 24--- while the woman was found not guilty of the murder of her daughter, she was convicted of lying to investigators. >> congress is still far from getting a deal done. it is something that the president called lawmakers out on again. nick -- nicole killion has more on the debt. >> president obama says he believes progress is within sight, but lawmakers still need to work out their differences. >> the fireworks are still flying in congress over whether to raise the nation's $14 trillion debt limit. >> it is impossible to negotiate. this week, we will debate this crisis with republicans, like it or not. >> the only way we will do it is if democrats agree to change their ways. >> instead of tackling the debt dilemma they took up a rival it -- a resolution on the back instead. >> on a week that the country has told them to focus on the big problems, they are not going to. >> the stalemate in testifies. >> -- intensifies. >> the two sides are deepening divisions and in trenching along those lines. >> the democrats say any deficit reduction plan must close loopholes for the weal

among them, bobby tenpin.n his uncle, an aerospace company employee, brought him to see crippen and young lift off. now he was back. >> this is the end of an era. decades long era. there will be nothing like it again. >> from georgia, bobby brought his kids this time. spencer is 10. >> it's going to be awesome. >> breyer, 12. >> it's going to be a little dot in the sky. >> it's going to be big, breyer. >> maybe. >> on a warm february afternoon, "discovery" was about to make its final flight. history to be witnessed. >> i wake them up in the middle of the night, take them out into the middle of the country to look at asteroid and meteor showers and i want them to see the space shuttle take off. i've seen them, and i want them to have the same opportunity. >> people pass the time playing games. >> double double duck duck. >> gazing through binoculars, reading, waiting. >> we have how many minutes? >> 35. >> they're so close. what could go wrong now? then murphy's law struck. >> there's a problem with a computer.

>> bobby, you know dick landry from legal?pany is consolidating divisions, we have structured a generous package for you, 12 weeks full pay and benefits. >> you're firing me? >> come on, bobby, sit down. >> we're also offering you placement services to help you secure your next employment. >> does jean know about this? >> please, sit. >> you know what, sally -- off. >> oh. >> yeah. >> did they say who else is on the block? >> thanks for your sympathy, phil. >> call you later, okay? >> okay. >> did they say anything about me? >> huh? >> about my still having a job? >> you know, i didn't ask. >>> minnesota congresswoman and presidential candidate, michele bachmann, has had a lot of irresponsible things to say about the nation's debt ceiling but has been silent on another issue concerning her district that is dominating headlines. the justice department and the department of education's office of civil rights are now investigating the anoka-hennepin county school district after nine teenagers have committed suicide in the past tw

my good friends call me bobby. my stage name is kid rock.hatever you feel comfortable with. >> you just turned 40. is there a point you have to change your name from kid? >> god, if i had 100 bucks every time somebody asked me that. not at all. >> i get the idea you enjoy not being a kid, but enjoy the wild side of life. you like being a rocker. >> i enjoy having a good time. that's true. >> how wild does it get? >> probably wilder than i'm willing to discuss right now. >> do you know how much you have consumed over the years? >> no. i'm not going to be a, you know, will chamberlain or gene simmons and put numbers on. if i had a good time, i can say i think everybody around me has had a good time. i don't think anybody's walked away from the party being wild and saying i feel weird or used or that was dirty or something was wrong or bad. it might be dirty fun but at the same time, there's an element of clean to it. >> i like that. you are unashamedly a rocker. you like behaving bad. it's what rock stars do, right? >> i like who i am. i suppo

among them, bobbie ten pin.18 when his uncle, an aerospace company employee, brought him to see crippen and young lift off. now he was back. >> this is the end of an era. a decades-long era. and there will be nothing like it again. >> from georgia, bobbie brought his kids this time. spencer is 10. >> it's going to be awesome. >> briar 12. >> from here it's going to be a little bat going into the sky. >> it's going to be big, briar. >> maybe. >> it will be the final mission for discovery. >> on a warm february afternoon, discovery was about to make its final flight. history to be witnessed. >> wake them up in the middle of the night, take them out in the middle of the country to look at asteroids, meteor showers. and i want them to see the space shuttle take off. i've seen it and i want them to have the same opportunity. >> people pass the time playing games. gazing through binoculars, reading, waiting. >> we have how many minutes? >> 35. >> 35. >> so close. what could go wrong now? then murphy's law struck. >> t

sorry, bobby, that's the way it works and it's a vehicle for mayhem and stupid to use free speech ass and sure, the internet is everywhere, but a filter is just that, a filter. there might be times when educational sites get accidentally blocked, but hot and horny hand models.com is not really educational unless you're a hand model of course and you should be fine especially if you send me photos. hey, judge, you've got to problem with filtering? >> i do. >> you have problems with everything. >> it's not that i have a problem it's that the constitution has had a problem with the government substituting its judgment with what anybody wants to read. it's to do with individual responsibility. somebody shoots somebody, we'll take the guns away. somebody hits someone drunk driving. >> we'll take the booze away. it's personal responsibility, parental control, it's not the government telling people what to think. the whole purpose of the constitution was to allow individuals to decide what to read, not to replace their judgment. >> nobody's taking away their laptop and internet. all they're

among them, bobbie tenpin.e was 18 when his uncle, an aerospace company employee, brought him to see crippen and young lift off. now he was back. >> this is the end of an era. a decades-long era. and there will be nothing like it again. >> from georgia, bobbie brought his kids this time. spencer is 10. >> it's going to be awesome. >> briar 12. >> from here it's going to be a little bat going into the sky. >> it's going to be big, briar. >> maybe. >> it will be the final mission for discovery. >> on a warm february afternoon, discovery was about to make its final flight. history to be witnessed. >> wake them up in the middle of the night, take them out in the middle of the country to look at asteroids, meteor showers. and i want them to see the space shuttle take off. i've seen it and i want them to have the same opportunity. >> people pass the time playing games. gazing through binoculars, reading, waiting. >> we have how many minutes? >> 35. >> 35. >> so close. what could go wrong now? then murphy's law struck

representing the earthquakes and bobby as well.o they will represent the san jose earthquakes that july 27 major league soccer all-star game. -- all-star game. considered gall's biggest celebrity event. -- golf's biggest celebrity event. the way this is heading, all the -- is there going to be football, they will not miss any games. bottom line, if the owners don't want to miss exhibition games because they can gouge you for $10 beers and charge you full price. the word is the lockout will be over next week. could even come by wednesday. show me the lake tahoe golf, i couldn't wait to get too. aaron rogers throwing to jerry rice. that's what rice is famous for. catches a short pass and runs the length of the field to show, hey, look at me. here is joe from colorado. the former hockey player, won $500,000 for himself and for his charity with a hole in one. jag wagner won the event. remember him from young and the resless. -- wresless. >> we have been running this all night and the guy still hasn't been hurt. from a motorcycle crash

. >> greta: that was bobby williams testifying in the trial.amous tattoo, beautiful life in italian, july 2nd, 2008 while caylee was missing. the prosecution wants to know why would casey get that tattoo while caylee was missing? january 2009, within to the tattoo parlor to investigate. casey anthony who -- knows her. >> i do. we all know her. >> greta: who met her first? >> she game in with a small group of friends. she was pretty regular. >> greta: when is the first time she came in her? >>> i gave her, her first one when she was a toon. a shamrock and her lower back. >> greta: up until may of last year how many times did you see her. >> she was probably in here three to four times year. >> greta: you saw her each time? >> probably the same. >> greta: did you know her well enough if you saw her on the street you would say hi? >> absolutely. >> greta: how about the chi? ever meet the child. >> yes. >> greta: nice girl? >> adorable girl. >> greta: last summer mid june do you remember seeing her? >> yeah. had a long think conversation with her t

>> bobby, you know dick landry from legal?visions, we have structured a generous package for you, 12 weeks full pay and benefits. >> you're firing me? >> come on, bobby, sit down. >> we're also offering you placement services to help you secure your next employment. >> does jean know about this? >> please, sit. >> you know what, sally -- off. >> oh. >> yeah. >> did they say who else is on the block? >> thanks for your sympathy, phil. >> call you later, okay? >> okay. >> did they say anything about me? >> huh? >> about my still having a job? >> you know, i didn't ask. [ male announcer ] this is the network. a network of possibilities. excuse me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's p

how does our agenda look for july 20, bobby? >> largely it is the reports. president mazzucco: that will be perfect. that dovetails what we're doing about the community policing. that is a mid-level approach. great idea. thank you. that is on for the 20th. is there any public comment about these reports as you heard? next we will hear from capt. mahoney. is there any public comment on these matters? hearing none, public comment is closed. oh, yes, sir. of course, sir. come to the podium over here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: is there regarding an item taking place ingleside station or here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: ok. >> my name is joe. i am a political petitioner. i register people to vote. in the past couple of months, we've been collecting signatures for the ballot for november and next year. in the last two months -- actually in the last couple days -- we have encountered a great deal problems. not a great deal of problems, but problems with the police station. they have a shopping center with a trader joe's, a borders, and th