we're talking about me and bonny. and me and bonny. and you and the people on the internet who say this or that about me. and the rest of that [ bleep ] don't you feel that all sill sfli. >> i have said nothing about you. i never cast apersians on your guilt or otherwise. >> go ahead, charlie, keep dancing. >> you keep putting words in my mouth and you're clearly very angry or upset. >> not at all, chaer lee. i would be out the door. why don't you go find out why the cops arrested me in the first place and the chief of police got up in front of the entire world and said we solved the case robert blake is the murderer. what happened to my constitutional rights? >> with all you've been able to find out since that night, who do you think killed bonny? >> it's not what i've been able to find out since that night. bonny had people that she burned. how bad? i don't know. did she steal everything from them? we'll leave that alone. but nobody ever really knew where bonny was. she had 15 id cards, she had 15 credit cards. she had different plac

. >> who do you think killed bonny? >> bonny had people that she burned. how bad, i don't know. >> now the man who sued robert blake and won $13 million for bonny lee bakley's family fires back. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. our big story tonight. a familiar headline. a kennedy in the news for the wrong reason. kerry kennedy, ex-wife of new york governor andrew cuomo, was arrested over the weekend. according to the police report, kennedy was involved in a hit and run when her 2008 lux sus struck a tractor trailer on friday morning. police say she drove away and was found behind the wheel of her damaged suv. voluntarily took breathalyzer, blood and urine tests. which showed no drugs in her system. kennedy may have had a seizure and said she told police she might have mistakenly taken the sleeping pill ambien. patrick kennedy, co-founder of one mind for research. patrick kennedy, welcome back to the show. let me just start with the sad news. that came about your cousin kerry kennedy. there's been lots of newspaper coverage. when they're i

when bonny demanded the baby back he had a choice to make.'t he did it himself. >> i understand when you were watching the interview, you were in contact with bonny's two daughters. what was their reaction. sad? why are they still beating up my mom after ten years. this was a real woman, a mother of four. i'm not going to tell you she didn't do some crazy things with her business. she loved those kids. i can give you 30 million reasons why she didn't deserve to die. the whole defense that she had it coming, somebody else did it. i don't care how many times she was married, she did not deserve to get shot in the head. >> what were the daughters reaction to him during the interview, the way he was behaving some crazy way of behaving? what did they make that? >> i think like the rest america, started light, there are even some jokes, why is he dressing like woody from toy story even? when it came down to bashing the mom and these crazy theorys and playing the victim it became difficult for them, and it was the most significant thing in those kid

bonnie tell us about your project? >> my wife hates me. i came up with the name.aying how much i hate him. >> that is cool. >> anna, explain why you may have been roaming the streets with homeless people? >> i will be covering all day. we start about 7:30 but call a g.i. go

bonnie tell us about your project? >> my wife hates me. i came up with the name.me saying how much i hate him. >> that is cool. >> anna, explain why you may have been roaming the streets with homeless people? >> i will be covering all day. we start about 7:30 but call a g.i. go fund to get homeless vets paired up with resources. >> what is on "redeye". >> greg gutfeld guests, jimmy mckin it's, gavin's father will be in place of andy. >> thanks everybody. we will see you later. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight: >> somebody invest in roads and bridges. if you is have got a business, you didn't build that. >> is president obama's campaign in crisis mode after his gaffe about small businesses? he seems to be singing a different tune this week. >> america says we will give you opportunity but you have got to earn your success. >> laura: we'll debate what's behind the apparent change of heart. >> there are a few things that were disconcerting. >> laura: as the olympics are about to kick off the brits think governor romney went too far in his critique of thei

. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the right to bear arms. the aurora colorado theater shooting has re-ignited the debate over gun control. president obama weighed in reaffirming the rights of americans to bear arms, but added assault weapons belong on the battlefield not on our streets. gop presidential hopeful mitt romney, says we don't need more gun laws because changing the law won't make bad things go away. meanwhile, cyberspace debates are erupting on whether women are safer if they have and carry guns. >> so congresswoman, norton, will the aurora colorado shooting be the watershed event that leads to more federal gun-control legislation. >> president obama went further than anyone predicted but even murder on a mass scale will not get candidates to talking about gun remedies in an election year. >> i don't think that this will change anything on the federal level. if you remember, colorado has some of the stri

. >>> and bonnie's play list. she gave us something to talk about and the ultimate breakup ballard, "i can't make you love me." >>> and good evening. i'm juju chang. today, the man suspected of mass murder in the horrific colorado movie rampage made his first public appearance in court. with new details on who he is, his bizarre demeemer today adds another piece to the puzzle. how could a quiet young man end up on a path that led to the carnage of last friday night. >> good morning, please be seated. >> reporter: he may think of his himself as the joker, but today, james holmes wasn't smiling and he didn't smeek a word. >> you are hold on a no bond hold. >> what is happening? oh, my god. >> reporter: a diabolical plan of mass murder. a shooting rampage. a crowded movie theater. ripped from the pages of a dark knight comic book. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >> the death penalty has to be made within 60 days of the arraignment. >> reporter: the quest for justice boils down to a conflict between goo

follow me on@bonnie erbe or to the contrary. from having it all to global equality. secretary of state hill hill said this hillary clinton said if we want to help women around the world we need to know more about them. she joined jim yong kim and the gallup organization to call for closing the gap in the collection and use of gender-sensitive data worldwide. experts say data is key to measuring women's progress and crafting policies and programs that lead to better out comes for girls and women. this initiative marks the first time the world bank is focusing on gender. we keep statistics on everything we care about from rbi's to roi. the daily ups and downs of the dow or our bank account. if we are serious about narrowing the gender gap and helping more girls and women then we must get serious about gathering and an ligz the data that tell theale. >> is she right? >> she is exactly right. putting on my nerd hat she is right. if you can't diagnose if you don't see the problem you cannot correct the problem. and in order to see it we need to see numbers and see where w

tonight, bonnie raitt tells us about the songs that shaped her own. >> from the global resources of abc news. with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, bill weir, and tonight, juju chang in new york city. this is "nightline." july 23rd, 2012. >>> and good evening. i'm juju chang. today, the man suspected of mass murder in the horrific colorado movie rampage made his first public appearance in court. with new details emerging about who he really is, his bizarre demeanor today adds another piece to a disturbing puzzle. how could a quiet young man described as a promising young student come to the path that led to the carnage of last friday night? >> good morning, please be seated. >> reporter: he may think of his himself as the joker, but today, james egan holms wasn't smiling and he didn't speak a word. >> given the nature of the charges you are currently being held on a no-bond held. >> what's happening? oh, my god. >> reporter: accused of a diabolical plan of mass murdering. a shooting rampage in a crowded movie theater. a plot that almost seems ripped from the pages of a "dark knight" comic

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>> greta: bonnie and elizabeth were two of lucky ones. bonnie case was shot in the leg.jenkins spoke with the two friends in the hospital. >> bonni a was with her two friends heading back to louisiana. you stopped off for a movie. tell me what happened elizabeth? >> well, we decided that we were going to see the premiere of batman. we got in the car and drove there. got in the theater. it was packed. we thought about sitting lower and saw empty seats and moved up there. about 15 minutes into the movie. we saw what looked like smoke bomb. i thought some ridiculous kid has a smoke bomb. i thought it was firecrackers and then you heard people shrieking and running and heard it continue to fire. this is something serious. bonnie pulled a he down and we were down on our knees and praying, save us and protect our lives. there was kind of a moment when it stopped. we were thinking, do we run, is he going to shoot us again? we're going to make ourselves targets. we ran up and i didn't even realize she was injured. she hadn't said anything. literally we stepped out of the aisle s

meteorologist bonnie schneider in the weather center. bonnie, are the temperatures falling? >> they're falling but very slowly and they're not falling fast enough for many people that are still without power. we even have the threat of severe weather. i want to also mention about leaving anyone in a car in this heat wave. even with the window cracked, the indoor temperature can get up to 120-plus in a matter of seconds. so it is very dangerous. heat stretches from missouri through illinois, across the entire state of kentucky, into the ohio valley ohio valley and dangerous heat through the carolinas and virginia. this is a region where people are still without power. there is a cold front so i was hearing on twitter from people in michigan, we're getting some relief, it feels a lot better. the temperature today in chicago is 82 degrees. as we get to monday, this front will slowly drop to the south and everybody it touches it will make things just a little bit better and a little more bearable, more typical for summertime weather. washington, you drop down to 87. as the front

and proud to support pbs's to the contrary with bonnie erbe. additional funding provided by... this week on a special edition of to the contrary, we take an indepth look at dna sequencing and how it's helping children with rare dna sequencing and how it's helping children with rare diseases. [♪] >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. this week we show you how advances in dna sequencing are helping scientists find cures for rare diseases especially rare childhood diseases. dr. james lupski is a man with a mission as a pediatrician at baylor college of medicine in houston, dr. lupski has devoted much of his medical career to researching and treating children with rare diseases. >> the patients that i mainly see in the clinic are children and families in which a genetic disease will be evident for children often we will also be referred when there is either some kind of a development delay, when the child is not developing like one would expect. this could include speech delay, motor delay, other forms