bonnie was appalled that people really thought she smoked cigars. clyde actually sent a threatening editor to the fort worth star-telegram saying that if you ever put another story that says mike underworld made smoke cigars, i know where you and your reporters live. [laughter] back in the star-telegram, until after the bodies were certified as dead, in louisiana never printed another mention of bonnie with a sigar. but again, they were trying to overcome who they really were. they were both crippled. in the last year of their lives are clyde had been crippled ever since he got off to his own toes to get out of prison duty. and bonnie actually could not walk the last year of her life because her leg was so terribly damaged in a car wreck. they lived mostly in filth, camping in their cars by river so they could take baths. and to them, the was that at least they were known for something. they knew they were going to die. they expected it and just want it to be a spectacular run right up to that. which of course wasn't the case with kit carson or cust

bonnie and clyde made famous by hollywood. this evening the real-life crime scene revealed for the first time. >>> and a league of her own. the female baseball player who inspired that movie and an entire nation tonight remembered. >>> good evening on this saturday night. now comes word it was an airport that many had feared was a disaster waiting to happen. tonight one official in india has said "our worst fears have come true." an air india jetliner landing too far down a runway built on a hilltop in southwest india and then plunging over a cliff bursting into flames. 158 people died, but incredibly tonight there are survivors, and we begin here with abc's jim sciutto. >> reporter: tonight investigators are struggling to understand what caused an uneventful flight from dubai to mangalore, india, to turn suddenly into a death trap. firefighters in villages raced down a hillside to reach the injured but fire engulfed the fuselage and most of the 166 passengers and crew. but eight survivors managed to escape just before the jet

and proud to support pbs's "to the contrary" with bonnie erbe. additional founding provided by: the colcom foundation the charles a. frueauff foundation and by the sanofi aventis foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary". sarah palin and frontier feminism: something new or same old same old; behind the headlines: latina entrepreneurs help build wealth in their communities and conquer the recession. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: the women of the tea party. former alaska governor sarah palin claims that armed with "mama grizzlies" they will "take this country back" in the november midterm elections. palin says maternal activism is an "emerging, conservative, feminist identity" and it includes young mothers and grandmothers who are upset with federal spending, the government's handling of issues such as health care, immigration, and abortion rights. grounded in the tea party movement, these women make up about 45% of its grass-roots activists.

[laughter] >> bonnie, do you want to chime in on this? >> i think that educating people from china has had a significant impact in terms of probability helping china develop faster as those people have chosen not to stay here but increasingly to go back to china and contribute to the development of their country. and i think that there's really stronger forces at work here. among those people in the area of their open history. and their own education that they even received when they were children. and i'm referring here to the century of humiliation that china suffered from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century. and this is indelibly etched in the minds of the churn. and there's a commitment to making their country a great power once again. and perhaps that outweighs the influence of the values that they may have been to some extent inculcated with in the few years that they spent studying here. >> i would say that is a prime example of soft power by the the exposure of the brightest segment of the chinese population to american values, t

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connie hunter, mom, to bonnie hunter, wife, joni dempy out in los angeles call your mom, and the i thoughtpresented how the season had gone. you talk about the tale of two jims they are facing the best in the american league what do they do they win it. six 2 out hits and go 12 for 39. then against baker, he had an issue issue -- e.r.a. they lose 6-1, they get a run on the homerun. you look that's what is maddening about it and inconsistent. >> i think if you listened to eddie murray andway said about what make as good hitter. he had power and it was one thing you cannot substitute. what they need to do is focus on a pitch per at bat. what they have to do you heard wiginton talk about the pitch he is looking for he is hitting it. that's the ingreek f you are not going to hit with power, not that kind of guy that hits 30 or 40. and you go out against a tough pitcher you say i know he wilt throw this, my situation i know it is easy to hit. and you look for the curve ball, take the fast ball and the change up. when you get it. it is this big you hit it and don't miss it. that's one thing he w

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. >> reporter: bonnie learned finances from her parents. >> my home, it was more about savings.learned to save very young. >> i don't think anyone taught me. may mom taught me how to spend. >> reporter: it was a different lesson in angie's home. do women and men approach money differently? >> men are more systematic and women are more emotional. >> i think men and women use finance as a tool in a different way. >> reporter: money experts say the first mistake women often make counted on someone else machinaging the finance. >> you need an awareness what accounts do you have, what accounts do you hold jointly. >> reporter: martha says women need to take an active role in household finance. >> be aware of what's going on in your own household. >> in the back of my mind i want to be a risk taker. the benefits of it. there is -- caution in me. >> reporter: that brings up another money mistake. women don't save or invest enough. business professor tom warshaw agrees. >> men look out for themselves first whereas women look out for their children and their parents first. >> we should h

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. >> reporter: bonnie learned finances from her parents. >> in my home, it was more about saving and so we learned to save very young. actually, i don't think anyone really taught me. my mom just taught me how to spend temperature. >> reporter: it was a different lesson for angie. did women and men approach money differently? >> men are more systemic i believe and women are more emotional. >> i think men and women use finance as a tool in a different way. >> reporter: money experts say the first mistake women often make, counting on someone else to manage their finances. >> you need to have an awareness what accounts do you have. >> reporter: this business professor says women need to take an active role in household finances. >> be aware of what's going on in your own personal household, when you're in charge of it or not. >> the back of my mind, i want to an risk taker, i want the benefits of it, but there's that caution in me. >> reporter: and that brings up another money mistake. women don't save or invest enough. business professor todd warshower agrees. >> men have a tendency t

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we've made a special buy on bonnie vegetable and herb plants for just $2.98 each. >> larry: we're backh laura bush, the former first lady. the book is "spoken from the heart." before we talk about iraq, do you like being a baseball wife's owner? >> i did love it. >> larry: the wife of an owner. >> that's right. i loved those years. that was really fun when we owned the texas rangers and went to probably 50 baseball games a summer in dallas. i loved that. barbara and jenna were just in elementary school, and it was really fun. baseball is a family business. so is politics, actually. the whole family is involved. >> larry: good comparison. does he watch them now, the rangers? >> he watches them now, of course, the rangers, every single night. >> larry: i bet. the decision to hit iraq. did he every waiver? you were with him through all of it. did he ever have doubts? >> i'm sure he had doubts. he didn't discuss those sort of things with me really. >> larry: he didn't? >> i saw him walk on the lawn every night with spot. and i knew he was just worried and didn't know, you know, if he was m

we've made a special buy on bonnie getable and herb plants for just $2.98 each. >>> president obama says he is angry and frustrated with the oil spill in the gulf and the oil companies behind it. he said he is tired of all the finger pointing and then he blamed the bush administration for the whole thing. >> jay leno this week making fun of the the blame game in washington over the gulf oil spill. time for the sunday group. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst and contributors nina easton of fortune magazine. steven hayes of the weekly standard and juan williams from national public radio. president obama made a show of anger in the rose garden at the white house on friday about all of the finger pointing and the company's involved in the oil spill and while also saying that the government and he pointed out going back at least ten years shared some of the responsibility. brit, how much of this could you think is a calculated damage control by the white house to make sure they don't get swept up into what could become a growing political problem? >> a lot is about that. in fact,

. >> bonnie fuller, and rose ann coletti is host of the gossip-gram. >> it's like three monkeys over away his marriage, but i think he's looking for sympathy, and i don't think he's going to get it. >> i don't think he's going to get any sympathy. he says he's the most hated man in the world. a little case of overinflated ego, if you don't mind. >> i think it shows his narcissism. >> you forget the infidelity, nazi stuff, screw you, go away forever. >> do you think it's going to hurt him or help hem him? >> he needs to get out of in front. hi 'damaged goods from here. >> see, i don't think he should be going on. the infidelity is personal. why is he dragging america's sweetheart through the mud again? >> because he's a selfish guy, feel bad for me, but you're right, if he genuinely cared for her -- bad guy. >>> bret michaels stepped out, a little uneasy -- >> he lumped when he walked out. with you you surprised? >> i wasn't because of joan rivers. she gave the whole thing away. >> what did she do? >> emotionally, i got to go with bret. and then holly robinson peete said, mom, i love

host: bonnie on the republican line, you are a lot - our last phone call. is john kerry going to give up his private jet? is he going to give up his big suv? all of these politicians have private jets, suv's. we pay for it. and they want to tell us we have to drive a small car, where is richard entering your heat down. -- wear a sweatshirt and turn in your seat down. host: do you know if john kerry has a projects guest: i do not >> senators joe lieberman and john kerry refilling ain't energy bill. a republican senator who had been involved in crafting the legislation did not attend this event. this portion of the news conference is 45 minutes. >> thank you for coming today for this introduction of the american power act. the bill but we are introducing today will restore america's economy, reassert our position as a global leader in clean energy technology. it will create millions of jobs, move us toward energy independence and strengthen america's security and it will give us cleaner air. we are offering america, today, chief executives of major countries,

host: bonnie on the republican line, you are a lot -- our last phone call. caller: is john kerry going to give up his private jet? is he going to give up his big suv? all of these politicians have private jets, suv's. we pay for it. and they want to tell us we have to drive a small car, where is richard entering your heat down. -- wear a sweatshirt and turn in your seat down. host: do you know if john kerry has a projects guest: i do not believe -- has a private jet? guest: i do not believe he does. host: and do senators typically have suv's? guest: it is not a part of the culture typically. host: we will be talking to doris meissner from intelsat. but first, a a a news update. >> unemployment benefits dipped for the fourth straight week as employers are starting to hire again. but so far, the pace has not been fast enough to reduce the jobless rate. initial claims a job -- dropped last week by 4000 to a seasonally adjusted for a moderate 40,000, and that is a little bit above analysts' estimates. -- to wav440,000, and that is a little bit above analysts' es

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