i'm kuwa quite a bit more like margaret scully than like bonny. i'm not afraid to play her because i like to be big and bold, you know, and the comedy is large and i'm not afraid of that. and i attribute that to my theater training. growing up doing phaedo farce and noises off and all those kind of comedy of errors. and going back and forth in different styles and different styles. and i -- first because i was nervous about doing that. i was doing masters of sex and then had to go do the "mom" pilot. and i thought how am i going to do this friday and show up monday and be this character? and once i got on the set i was like okay i'm in a different world and this is a different day andky exist in this world too and it's a lot of fun. and i officially love that chuck has given us storylines that allow us to be pretty ems a emotional in a half hour comedy with the issues we deal with. and i'm grateful for that because otherwise it tends to be that format usually exists on a very idle and not a lot of variance and deep lows. and i love that he's letti

and next to me is writer and comedian bonnie mcfarland. and today's hash tag one lucky guy, tv's andy levy. >> unlucky guy. >> were they after pay back or a pay day? the militant group isis said they killed american journalist james foley in retaliation for airstrikes. before executing him they demanded a multimillion-dollar ransom which the u.s. refused to pay. on thursday, a state department spokesperson explained the decision using an alternate abbreviation for the group. >> we do not make concessions to terrorists. one of the main ways it has been funded throughout the conflict was from ransom payments that others have paid. we believe it is in the millions of dollars. we believe paying ransoms and making concessions would put americans at greater risk for being in harm's way. the ransoms would also fund and finance the groups we are trying to degrade their capability. >> james foley was not the only american being held. isis threatens to kill three others if their demands are not met. the u.s. revealed that special operations forces t

now, for folks that don't know bonnie, she's from the cancer foundation. you walked into my clinic and you fixed r. >> stage three lung cancer. >> she had 3b in a trekkie spot. she's a fighter and we're a can-do team and we built a program and she was in the thoracic oology program and she realized she could do more on herown and started foundation that i helped her start and the rest has been history and she's been trying to change the perpective on lung cancer and drive awarene and build novel clinical trials and novel approaches because, you know, it's never a good time, obviously, to have cancer but it's alst a good time because we're on the cusp of what i think areramatic changes. >> in just a moment, we do is to take a break in just a hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the s

. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, religion and women. former president jimmy carter has called out religious leaders for perpetuating sexism. in his new book, carter says wrong interpretations of holy books - particularly the bible - are a major contributing factor to inequality between the sexes. the former president is still a his ran though he left the southern baptist convention due to the treatment much women. >> practice of religion that is a basic cause on the foundation or the excuse for other abuses, where women are deprived of an equal right to serve god and where they are treated as subordinate or inferior people. >> he stressed that jesus himself never disrespected women but later church leaders up to the present day have treated women as second class citizens. carter called for women to have an equal role in church, saying, "all are equal in the eyes of god." so debra carnahan is religion sexist? >> i

>> you know, bonnie, it is a permanent slogan half the advertisers. language must appeal to the generation to which it is addressed. >> i think what has become passe is the idea that abortion anytime for any reason is ok. i think most americans are increasingly uncomfortable with that and you are seeing it play out in the voter box in the state. >> the issues hit home economically and with regard to women's health contraception in particular it is a bit passe. >> interestingly, millennials identify themselves an pro-choice and pro-life. and they are moving beyond the gender politics to more full force issues like economics issue. >> i can see you are a longtime activist in the pro-choice movement and very involved in it. i can see dropping the term but i was confused that they did not come up with another term. you need a little slogan, right? >> i think what has happened i was on the board about seven years ago in virginia and when we had legislators in virginia trying to take birth control away from women in virginia, suddenly everybody who called u

bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the kitchen. there's like people in their hard-core gabber; people into really

please are answer bonnie's question, why does the nfl deal dewith off field offenses?that's been consistent with the nfl. if you are a star player on your team then you're allowed to get away with much more than somebody who is a fringe player or backup. case in point with jim mersey, you're allowed to get away with more than a star player is allowed to get away with. that is reality of the nfl, there is a sliding scale of justice. that sliding scale of justice is also when you compare with what the normal people have to deal with, heavily skewed. normally people get locked up three, five, ten years for. but okay, do community service slap on the wrist and you're back to playing games. we have to ask ourselves as a society do we value our entertainment that highly that we're willing to overlook that kind of behavior simply because someone can run faster catch or throw a ball? >> chris, neil touched on this just a minute ago. we're seeing openly gay players, michael sam, openly gay athletes they're endorsing we get the impression that things are changing, getting better

and on skype is bonnie brown. served the new york department of education for 30 years.mark what is emotion intelligence? >> emotio l emotional else intelligence has to do with understanding gestures and the causes, labeling emotions, knowing how to express emotions in the proper context and finally, the regulation of emotion and regulating difficult emotions. >> a lot of our respondents in order to have those skills that you mentioned, so for example charleston meyers here said that emotional intelligence in no way implies a product, a critical tool in doing those things that you mentioned correct? >> it is but it is observe ant of others and observant of others. self awareness certainly benefits people of all ages. bonnie, you were school superintendent, you worked to bring emotional intelligence curriculum into the schools. why did you do that? what did you think the benefits were going to be? >> well, i felt that there was two deep an emphasis for my students on academic achievement where they were going to college, what their grades were and not enough emphasis on e

you may not have anything left like bonnie said to me but we're going to make it through this.i have dived in with tylenol with this. i'm on the website answering people with their stories. >> you're answering yourself? >> yeah, yeah. >> and, of course, strength is what you've built your whole life sgon. how did you find this relationship with tylenol? >> when i was swimming it, tylenol was not my sponsor. but it's the pain reliever i had to resort to. i'm allergic to anti-inflammatories. out there, you're just in pain most of the time. so that was my savior, my brand in terms of pain, you know, control. now, i am with tylenol and we are working together on this stories of strength.com campaign. >> and you fit right in. >> yeah, and i fit in. to me, that all made sense. i like to be think of myself as someone who's authentic like you can pay me millions of dollars to say something i don't believe you couldn't. so this is an easy campaign forj me. >> i want to know what you eat because you are a perfect specimen. are you fabulous looking >> t)99- you. i really believe that i'm

follow me on twitter@bonni@bob@e erbe.omestic violence, two developments prove it's being taken more seriously. first, the nfl toughened its policy in players who engage in domestic abuse reacting to criticism of a two-game suspension for ray rice, the league will now suspend offenders for six games the first time and a lifetime ban for a second offense. and for the first time, an immigration board ruled that a victim of domestic violence may be granted asylum in the united states. the case involves a guatemalan woman who fled her abusive husband and country in 2005. she says the local police offered her no support or security. while her case will be heard, there's no guarantee she will win. she and thousands of others similarly situated must first prove they were abused and that their countries do not protect them from abuse. immigration lawyers say these cases take many years to decide. while plaintiffs are allowed to remain in the u.s so let's start first with the asylum issue and get to the nfl. is this a victory for w

. >> bonnie: hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, women and terrorists. as terrorists from the group known as isis or isil threatened to behead more american journalists, the world reacted in horror. to its beheading of journalist jim foley. less known is isil's equally horrendous history of extreme violence toward women. the group recently kidnapped some 500 women and girls in territories isil controls in iraq, condemning them to a life of sexual slavery, all in the name of islam. >> they're going to impose on these women wha or marriage in e cause of gi had or whatever that is. >> isil members claim to be "defenders of islam," but according to noted islamic jurist dr. azizah al-hibri, their acts completely violate the faith. >> this is not as only contrary to the corn but the prophet himself said that when you enter a city or a village or laned in war, leave the women and the elderly and the children aside and only address the

bonnie and clyde had taste. >> beltracchi: this is...at, yeah. >> simon: i don't think you're translating correctly. this isn't a boat, it's a yacht. beltracchi was riding high and thought he would stay up there forever. he was turning out forgeries like this max ernst, which went for $7 million. but then in 2010, he got busted by this tube of white paint. the dutch manufacturer didn't include on the tube that it contained traces of a pigment called titanium white. that form of titanium white wasn't available when ernst would have painted these works, and beltracchi's high ride was over. jamie martin, one of the world's top forensic art analysts, uses science to help determine whether or not a painting is genuine. we asked him to examine this beltracchi forgery for us. >> jamie martin: his fakes are among the best fakes i've seen in my career. very convincing, very well done. >> simon: and what you're saying is that, basically, he got away with it for 40 years because nobody was examining them properly? >> martin: nobody was examining th

i would also like to submit the statements of our chairman, senator patrick leahy, of bonnie laura ponce, katie ray town for gun safety, and the national center for victims of crime into the record. without objection, they will be added to the record. thank you all for your support of this effort and for your courage. i would like to welcome all our witnesses and thank them for participating in the hearing, and turn the microphone to my distinguished ranking member, senator grassley. >> bonnie campbell is a former attorney general of the state of iowa. we are here to discuss a very important subject. thanks to our experts, who have agreed to be panelists for us, all of us want to see the federal government take appropriate action to assist in fighting domestic violence, and especially domestic, sides. -- homicides. i have met with many victims of domestic violence over the years. i feel compassion for the physical, mental, and emotional injuries they have suffered, and you particularly feel that when you talk to people that have experienced that. they have told me of the fear that they c

>> thank you. >>> they are described as virginia's version of bonny and clyde.le accused of running rampant in roanoke and breaking into houses. joshua and tiffany bolt are linked to three burglaries. detectives tracked down the couple earlier this week but joshua took off. he's on the run now and possibly armed. his wife was booked in jail on a list of charges. investigators say she had a stash of stolen property. >> we have a line of storms moving through the area. are they going to move quickly amelia? >> for the most part they are going to be out of the area by about 7:00, 7:30. you can see rainfa falling over the jefferson memorial here. this is the line and we've been tracking it all afternoon. steady rain moving through the district but further west and to the south, heavier activity and again this is out of washington by about 7:30. so the nationals game will be just fine. closer look here what we're seeing inside the beltway. everybody seeing at least steady rain. heavier rain make it's way to brad dock and heavier rain moving through the heart of the c

bonny fuller is president and editor and chief of hollywo hollywoodlife.com. thank you for being here tonight. shocked, right? >> absolutely shocked. robin williams was an icon. he had been kind of quiet lately and what we'd learned is he actually had gone back to rehab in july. and what was said at that time was that it wasn't that he'd fallen into addiction but that it was preventive. so clearly he was having issues very recently. >> yeah. and we're just getting bits and pieces of this story, but you know what has come out so far is that he had been struggling lately. that he was very depressed w. talked to dr. keith ablow about how difficult that can be even given all the success he had. obviously he had his demons to be sure. always did, right? >> that's right. he had demons for a long, long time. his addiction issues go back to the '70s and '80s where he was very good friends with josh belushi and they would pal around and they did cocaine together. and they got into it very heavily. and it was only when john died from a cocaine overdose that it was a rea

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bonny fuller is president and editor and chief of hollywo hollywoodlife.com. thank you for being here tonight. shocked, right? >> absolutely shocked. robin williams was an icon. he had been kind of quiet lately and what we'd learned is he actually had gone back to rehab in july. and what was said at that time was that it wasn't that he'd fallen into addiction but that it was preventive. so clearly he was having issues very recently. >> yeah. and we're just getting bits and pieces of this story, but you know what has come out so far is that he had been struggling lately. that he was very depressed w. talked to dr. keith ablow about how difficult that can be even given all the success he had. obviously he had his demons to be sure. always did, right? >> that's right. he had demons for a long, long time. his addiction issues go back to the '70s and '80s where he was very good friends with josh belushi and they would pal around and they did cocaine together. and they got into it very heavily. and it was only when john died from a cocaine overdose that it was a rea

caller: bonnie. host: host: go ahead. caller: hi. this is bonnie.alling about i want to know how come obama doesn't do something about russia with israel. i think they should give israel back their country and i think president obama should grow some balls and do something. host: host: bonnie from california. houston chronicle this morning takes a look at governor rick perry with a potential second presidential bid by david ralph and peggy filite saying he had a campaign stock pile collected for a now non-existent reelection and that can work to his political benefit as he eyes another run for president. the longest serving governor in texas history spent nearly a million dollars since announcing more than a year ago that he would be leaving the governor's mansion when the term is up. some of his expenditures over the last year already feet neatly for the 2016 white house bid. perry who is considering travel to iowa to woo republicans in the key primary state. the story goes on. you can find the rest in the houston chronicle this morning. charles, f

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. >> the actual word was bonnie, my soul mate. she was looking into my eyes saying you can do it. her words are constantly jelly fish, shark, cold, pain. lack of will? we are going to find a way past all these obstacles. you want to make it through the difficult marriage or a career issue. >> a health issue. let's take those. we want to get to the other side. you will find a way. >> i don't know if you heard when you achieve a dream, it's not what you get. it's not the big book contract. i feel i deserved it. the end of that statement is it's not what you get, but what you become. one of the things i dived into is a campaign. it's an online campaign. the public at large is getting on that website and telling the stories. when they were out. they had nothing left a& you ma not have anything left. we will get to it. i'm just diving in with tylenol on this and i am answering people. >> you are answering yourself. >> yes. >> of course strength is what you built your life on. how did you find this relationship with tylenol? >> when i was 20, tylenol was not my sponsor, but the pain rel

bonnie, a comment to you from president obama. he said we have not made enough progre progress.ould you agree? >> that's true. i grew up during the 1968 riots after the death of martin luther king. and i read about it in my new memoir. and it is an interesting sort of parallel, actually, because then it was about the death of martin luther king, talking about a new generation coming on stream. there was a consensus in america at the time, particularly among white people that this was a time for justice, for black people. you had people coming out who were angry and resentful, but you didn't have it across the politic. now what we have got because of media, particularly fox news, there has been an environment created in which this president himself is considered illegitimate in the sense he was not elected by a kind of legally intelligent or politically intelligent group of people. and that goes all the way across. and impacts black people. what happens is white resentment, which is always a human resentment is resentment, but with white resentment has found a forum in broadcast

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in 1810, local colonists united against the british under a flag known as "the bonnie blue." finally, in 1812, louisiana achieved statehood. it looked like the stars and stripes were here to stay. but with the civil war, louisiana withdrew from the union. it declared itself a republic, with its own flag, of course. but two months later, it joined the confederacy. louisianans would live under two different confederate flags before the war ended. finally, in 1912, louisiana adopted the flag we see today. >> the louisiana flag i love, because it's a story of unconditional love. what the settlers saw, according to a louisiana legend, when they first arrived there, were these brown pelicans. and if food was scarce, what the mother pelicans would do was peck at their breasts until they bled, and they would feed that to their young. so, on this state flag, you see a mother feeding three baby brown pelicans. >> eventually, louisiana adopted the brown pelican as its official state bird. by the way, louisiana also has an official state doughnut, called a beignet. it's fried dough with

. >> women bonnie hari, here to investigate what's in your food.am in the stream. >> welcome back. there is a water crisis in toledo ohio that stem s from toxic and maneuver on large farms feeds the algae that releases toxin. it's not limited to residents who live near the lake. joining us from columbus ohio to talk about this is jen miller, the director of the ohio sierra club. jen, the federal clean water act brought it back to being a pretty safe body of water. it sounds like you are heading back to the lake erie of old. >> we have toxic algae dead zones, massive areas that are killing out all of the fish, all of the national has been at that point in times of the water and this toxic algae contains a micro cystin. >> i am looking at a picture after dog along a contaminated lakeside. what happens if the dog drinks that water? >> the dog will get very sick, and, also, if the owner gives that dog a bath, the owner could get very sick. >> and what is being done about this? >> i know a lot of people are concerned, 400,000 in toledo who went without

bonnie says that it is only bad in some circles.nd then there is this, from lauren, who said that personally they never had a problem, always good. this from derek -- people do not trust one another. people do not trust their government. this is regardless of race. al, cambridge, ohio. host: good morning, steve. i believe what the previous caller said, just about walking out in the street. agree that there is a lot of racism. when you have a survey of 15%? they really had a chance to consider what some of the minorities go through in this country in order to get around. i think a lot of it has to do with the pressure on the police to make arrests. when they say -- when they see people in the street, since a lot of minorities are economically disadvantaged, you know, they tend to be out in the street. so, the police, just in order to fulfill their quotas or whatever the local municipality deems the police should be capable of accomplishing as far as crime reduction, they feel pressured to make these arrests. that is my comment. host:

>> the line of questioning that appears to favor couples like bonnie and lynn who believe most people in indiana are in their corner to begin with. >> although the attorney general would see the majority of people in indiana are for us. texas just a matter of getting them to see the blood of the other states have done. to be great if i could just do it now. >> the courtroom was filled to capacity. the have to open up and oxalate courtroom. that was filled almost all the way as well. >> it is going to end up at the supreme court level. more on this today. >> no decision is expected to there. >> we're learning about another american hostage being held by the islamic militant group. a 26 and old woman who was then working for several humanitarian aid groups was kidnapped and syria last year. white house officials have observed their report. >> the 26 rule is one of at least three known hostages held by a license. the american journalist executed by militants was the fourth hostage. president obama offer as a surveillance flights over syria to turn >> the president made the decision over

whereas back then, as i say, riding in a bus with bonnie raitt and tom waits and john prine all hanging out and goofing around... >> hinojosa: don't drop any names or anything like that! >> ...and getting high. and i think diana ross was in there, too... >> hinojosa: really? >> no. but you couldn't help but really get to see them. they're there, they are really human beings just hanging out, and critiquing each other, and making fun of each other, and deciding to do a song spur of the moment, and you're there watching it. it's... it is like almost famous. it was how it was with that band for that kid. >> hinojosa: one of the things that i find so interesting about you as an american journalist is the fact that you have also shared your own story. you wrote a memoire. it's called the rice room: from number two son to rock n' roll and within the asian community-- asian journalist association-- you are, again, an iconic figure, because you are an asian journalist who has "made it" to the big time. but there was a lot of time when you were a kid growing up in the 1950s and 1960s in this cou

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my wife bonnie and i met in first grade and we've been married 42 years. we've been blessed with two sons and three grandsons. one of my first paying jobs was in warner robins in a program that taught preschoolers how to read. when you show a child a book for the first time and you teach him to read, that never leaves you and i've carried that with me all my life. like many of you, i worked my way through college and graduated from georgia tech working construction jobs and warehouse jobs but in this race i'm learning how to say "go, dogs." you tech guys, don't worry, i'm still there. i worked here after tech with a firm that worked with many companies and we spent the first half of our career here in georgia. after that my family and i took off, literally, climbing in the career that we had and rising to senior positions later in companies like reebok, sara lee and later being chairman and c.e.o. of dollar general, where i oversaw the rapid expansion of that firm, adding thousands of jobs and creating thousands of \jobs and creating thousands of new store

high school senior bonnie tibbs has just raced home to beat the impending downpour when she grabs her camera and begins to film. >> we've had tons of hail storms, but nothing this large. and then it started to get even louder. >> oh, my god. the sound started to change. it's hitting the windows. okay, get away from the windows. and then, all of a sudden, i heard the sound of glass breaking. oh, my god! that's when i started to really freak out. windows are breaking. >> what? >> windows! get in the closet. >> it started breaking our skylights, which we have six of, that cover our entire house. >> i'm filming it. >> stay back. >> oh, my god. okay, get out, get out! >> rain started coming in, glass flying and breaking and limbs hitting and coming through our house. >> it's in my room. it was quite unusual and very scary. the kitchen windows. our kitchen window is broken out. after almost ten brutal minutes of pounding -- >> our front window broke. >> i know. >> the storm ends. residents of oklahoma walk outside to assess the staggering damage. >> there's still huge pieces of hail out her

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joining us now to talk about this is president and editor in chief of hollywood live.com bonnie fullerman. some people who when they heard of his passing, it was actually not shocking, knowing him, because he did have these inner battles. >> he flew very close to the sun. >> that's it. >> his highs were very high and lows were very lows and his highs were what endeared him to people when he had this manic genius and the lows were what people didn't see. when the lows were low, i think joe really nailed it. the inability to put your clothes on. the inability to shave, the inability to want to get out of the shower. the desire to not see anybody that day. the gradual pull away. it's insurmountable for most of us who get a case of the blues to understand overwhelming depression. it's like being in a big stainless steel pot and you can't get traction to get out. you can't see over the horizon. you can't see the purpose of it all. and constantly someone is pulling at your feet and pulling you down and down. and while it's easy to talk about medicating depression, what you hear from these

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. >>> 5:09, south jersey, police arrest a modern day bonnie and clyde, accusing them of several wild robberies across the area. thirty-six jerold jason d'angelo and 37 year old joanna probes held up number of banks and convenience stores. cops say during every robbery they wore the same masks, they demanded money from employers -- employees, and investigators say they finally caught up with the two tuesday. they're both in jail facing robbery and drug charges. >>> and, in delaware county, a man is accused of dressing as ninja to pull off brutal attack on his former boss. police arrested michael norly, junior, for that attack. they say he dressed up as an inch in gentleman, and -- ninja, hid out for three hours, and then attacked his ex boss with a hammer. the victim has serious head injuries. >> the attack was just one of the worse i've seen, an accidentally brutal attack. >> this was not random incident. >> this was an attack that was in our opinion premeditated. >> police say the victim knocked norly's mask off during the attack, and recognized him. they say norly took off after th

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