skipping her sonogram to find out the sex of her second child just so she can be here with your boy, cedah. [cheers and applause] and i'm touched. from medford, new york, show some love for colleen capone. [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] >> ced, man! >> hello. >> hi, cedric. >> how are you? good. come on.heers and applause] yeah! ♪ ah, hello, and welcome to millionaire. we've got a contestant in the house today who has been in mourning ever since her favorite show, breaking bad, went off the air. and we're hoping-- yeah, we hoping $1 million will lift her spirits. from new york city, y'all show some love for dee kanay. what up, dee?

[cheers and applause] >> ced, man! >> hello. >> hi, cedric. >> how are you? good. come on.se] yeah! ♪ ah, hello, and welcome to millionaire. we've got a contestant in the house today who has been in mourning ever since her favorite show, breaking bad, went off the air. and we're hoping-- yeah, we hoping $1 million will lift her spirits. from new york city, y'all show some love for dee kanay. what up, dee? [cheers and applause] so... a great show? >> it is a phenomenal show. >> and you just a huge fan of it, and i see. >> as you can see, i dyed my hair in the same color as the meth. >> oh, the blue tips. >> the blue tips, yep.

this legislation will prohibit people from buying homes and enter the market through the t u ced. i'll leave this to the lawyers you can tinker with the ellis anchor that you're doing. i think that maybe our doing on to something that's not acquit going to be permitted but i'll leave that to the lawyer as is this any additional comment snoomz >> supervisor avalos all right. thank you for the members of people's no. 1 public who with weighed in on this legislation. it's been many months in the making. we tried to incorporate a lot of input from the community. to you punishment our weighing in open the legislation. i think when it comes to, you know, looking at possible amendment with the residential and group dwellings we can move it forward to tomorrow's meeting that can be addressed possibly tomorrow and with the amendments we will go brought to the full board. i'm okay with that. when it comes to the issue of temporary displacement i think we have language i'm comfortable with we can test that with the committee to see ways that you're comfortable with but to make sure that the

skipping her sonogram to find out the sex of her second child just so she can be here with your boy, cedeah. [cheers and applause] and i'm touched. from medford, new york, show some love for colleen capone. [cheers and applause] colleen, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> all right, so, you know, i appreciate you skipping over the sonogram. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> but, you know, the good thing is, you already have a little one at home.

i'm a ced.r the role of zoey and hannah montana. >> in 2003, 11-year-old miley hoped this audition would be her ticket to hollywood. >> the truth of the matter is, she was the least likely person to get this job. >> producer steve peterman was part of the hannah montana casting team. she was an 11 that looked 9. way too small. way too young. >> miley, dead set on becoming a star, wouldn't give up. >> i'm miley cyrus, i'm 12 years old. so good. and so good for you! you know, like a fruitgetable. >> she read for us and she read for us over and over again. she would do some lines fabulously, wonderfully and miss other lines by a mile. >> oh my gosh, i know, i'm an idiot. >> but i couldn't take my eyes off her. >> two years later, producers still weren't convinced. they gave miley one last shot. >> know that, you know, this is your final audition for this project. >> only my very best friends know. >> it ultimately came down to miley and one other girl. with miley, there was something about her that

joining m ining me now, sam ced eric boulder, media matters. i'm fascinated by the phenomenon of the fact that the right has managed to take this big money, this infrastructure of an industry that wants to destroy any attempt to deal with problem and inculcate this world of people who are just, apparently, average joes, who spend their time in the comment section of every article every published. what is the deal with this subculture on the right of global warming paranoid conspiracy theories. >> it's using the media as a megaphone. rush limbaugh today talking about, you know, how are the packers going to play in wisconsin in january, it's so cold, therefore there's no climate change or global warming. again, as mr. mann just said, we still have winter. it still gets cold in wisconsin. but, yeah, this is part of a larger movement, sort of anti-science. a recent poll came out, fewer and fewer conservatives believe in evolution. these are the people who said the polling from 2012 wasn't going to be accurate, mitt romney was going to win in a land

officer ut the fir bay6 officer area since morn the depar+ investigators worked late investigom smith ced late c d6 lu a s- a s- trave36 c36 c 6 c3 photo. not sure if there were the past.3 no one else was i in e ho happened of our top story this half- hour. a longtime bart police officer is shot and killed by a fellow officer. sergeant tom smith was on a probation search in dublin when he was shot. he died at the hospital. smith is bart's first officer killed in the line of duty. investigators surveyed the scene in dublin for nine grueling hours. they are still trying to figure out exactly how this could have happened. here's a map showing where the shooting happened. it's near where 580 and 680 come together in the city of diblin. the officers were conducting the probation check at the park sierra apartment complex at iron horse regional trail. that's right along dougherty road. residents who live in that dublin apartment complex are mourning the loss of tom smith. this is a picture of tom from 20 years ago when kron- 4 interviewed him. now.his neighbors.are shocked.saddened.and remember

in 2006.ced a wage nancy and i were members of the labor subcommittee. it passed. are republican votes. republicans were in charge of the house. president bush was president. they never brought the bill to the floor. we never got a chance to vote on it. let us hope that is not the case now. sabethia -- samethia and so many other americans today -- millions and millions are being underpaid vastly for the extraordinary value of the work they are doing for all of us. us thea is going to tell challenges that that caused her and her family. [applause] >> thank you and good morning. ler and is samethia but live in washington dc. i work at mcdonald's and earn $8.25 per hour. i urge the same amount years ago. .25 per hour. 20 years later, i am working again and earning for more dollars per hour. i am on food stamps. i dig my friends and family to help me out when i cannot pay my rent or helped my children get things that they need. home, i walked him the halls and people are doing extraordinary things in my building. andve to buckle up my tears explain to my kids why i can