how's it going, princess charlene? >> very well, thank you. >> life is good as princess charlene?s going great. >> when you come into it, as indeed princess grace had to do, what is the culture shock? what is the reality of entering a royal family? >> well, from what i've experienced, it's very busy. a lot of responsibilities. and yeah it. >> a lot of engamements. >> yeah, a lot of engagements, a lot of functions. >> what's the best bit? >> the best bit? >> other than being married to this charming, handsome prince? >> i get to wear a tiara now and then. >> every woman wants to wear a tiara. i bet they're dallasing tiaras, aren't they, in monaco? >> little girls say, where's your tiara? you're a real princess? yes, i am. >> did you ever dream of that when you were a little girl yourself, think, one day, i want to be a princess, marry a handsome prince? >> i wanted to be zahra. >> you've had a hard time from the press. it's such a huge high-profile thing to be marrying prince albert. all the expectation of people in monaco and around the world and so on. had you dashing to the airp

as charlene israel found, local churches are putting out the welcome mat. >> reporter: this seen of u.s. trop troops toppling saddam hussein made people happy around the world. >> i am so thankful for u.s. troops and all of the heros and their sacrifice. >> reporter: and america's military put him to work as a translator for u.s. and coalition forces. >> it was a safehouse, saddam's cousin, in my neighborhood. that's when the u.s. army took over that safehouse. the next day i walked to them, and i said i live here and i know the area, and i speak 50% english, and i'm ready to help your guys somehow. and they said, yeah, sure. >> reporter: that help also made him a target of insurgents. >> i didn't want to put my family at risk and in danger. i felt it was a time for me to leave country. >> reporter: getting out was not easy. >> i got blown up in 2007, a roadside bomb that hit our convoy, and i was in a wheelchair for three months. they told me you can't walk anymore. >> reporter: miraculously, abner recovered and moved to the u.s. under a special visa program. he settled in dallas, texa

charlene has forced 3 state senators into early retirement. godaddy.com. charlene on the outside.l on the inside. ♪ >>> fraternizing in the office has cost a top executive his job. an investigation found he had an inappropriate relationship with a 26-year-old female employee. the woman's ex-boyfriend tipped the company off to that relationship. he did say it was consenual joey jackson is on the case. if the relationship involving a boss or a supervisor is consensual is it as much a dilemma as when it's not. >> it gets dicy. issues could occur when the relationship is nice and everyone is friend and fine it's all good. the problem becomes if there's an argument or a fight now it may center around was it sexual harassment? that presents the problem. the additional problem is other employees begin to say am i being treated unfairly, unproperly. are they getting special treatment? companies don't like it. it comes down to liability at the end of the day. the companies don't want to pay out. stockholders don't like that. >> we understand it wasn't the young lady who filed the complaint

charlene has forced 3 state senators into early retirement. godaddy.com. charlene on the outside. inside. ♪ i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> it was the gruesome attack that horrified the world. a homeless man viciously beaten, his face chewed off by another man in broad daylight. and now for the very first time since that brutal assault that came to be known as the miami zombie attack, we are hearing the victim tell his story in his own words. >> he just ripped me to ribbons. he chewed ee eed at my face, hd out my eyes. that's basically all there is to say about it. >> that is the voice of ronald poppo, victim of the cannibal, rudy eugene. we're hearing the account of what happened on the causeway memorial day weekend. >> i thought he was a good guy, but he and went turned barbaric. he apparently didn't have a good day at the beach and he was coming back. and i guess he took it out on me or something. >> cbs 4 news obtained a copy of the interview miami homicide detec

difference >> to be honest, if you had not pointed out i probably would not have noticed it >> for charlene who commutes between the bay area and north carolina, any effort to get more flights into san jose she sees as a good thing >> easy to get in and out and closer to where i live. not as crowded as san francisco >> the airport recently had its bond rating downgraded which means it costs them more to borrow money. officials say if they can boost flights it will definitely help the overall financial situation. >> thousands flocked to chick- fil-a restaurants today to show their support for the embattled chicken chain. former arkansas governor markup to be initiated the so-called chick-fil-a appreciation day after the company's president came under fire. gay-rights groups are already planning a counter demonstrations including a same- sex kiss in at chick-fil-a locations on friday. the free ride could soon be over for drivers parking in palo alto. the city is looking at ways to open up parking spaces downtown. that could mean an end to the free curbside parking. >> it parking meters are a

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good morning charlene.bill press show." >> caller: good morning. >> john: what a pleasure. >> caller: would you like my comment? >> john: i sure would. that's why i have you on. >> caller: i saw this program on the science channel sorry i didn't see it on current tv but it was donald trump -- oh my god. hosting what is america worth. >> john: charlene, they're telling me i have to go to break. can you hold on? we'll come back with your comments on the "bill press show" right after this. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >>who the heck does mitt romney think he is? (vo) this is joy on current tv. >>if mitt romney treats his magic underwear the same way as his tax returns, then he's been going commando for the past 10 years. >>since when do you get to say stuff like that on tv? >> listen, if you'd read your email once in a while, you'd know i have a new show. (vo) always outspoken. >> you think because this is an election year you can just say anything? >> hello! say anything, that's the name of th

guest: charlene, thank you for calling in. thank you to everybody for calling in. finally want to show you this article quickly, time and cnn reinstate fareed zakaria, his program will resume on august 26th. well, we have three guests coming up and david walker, former head of the government accountability office will be here in about 45 minutes to talk about u.s. debt and his solutions for that. coming up next is mike grunwald. here's the cover of his new book, it's called "the new new deal, the hidden story of change in the obama era". we'll be right back. >> in marie curry and her daughter's the private lives of first family, the relationship between the sizist and her two daughters, the first official white house vid ogographer chronicles his experiences capturing president obama's first term in first cameraman, documenting the obama presidency in real time. in the freedom manifesto, why free markets are moral and big government isn't, steve forbes, ceo of forbes incorporated and elizabeth ames, former member of the texas house of representatives, argue that a

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host: next is another call from lancaster, charlene, a republican. caller: good morning, c-span. kicking the can is more than an ocean. -- a notion. the republican party has been absolutely disgraceful. they are willing to sabotages the united states, the economy, the reputation, and the stability of its citizens, because of an african american as president. that is all it is. the only thing i asked is that as long as people keep on making excuses, one thing or the other, the excuse. he said that it's also because he is smarter than most of them. sometimes ego gets in the way of people's productivity. i want to say thank you to that caller. he's the only person i have ever heard from the caucasian community to be upfront, especially from the republican party. host: thank you. next is steve, a democrat in ithaca. caller: hi. i really think that the american electorate has to realize that what is happening is people from the 1930's had children and kept their ideologies, the fascists. this is a slow attacked out of uniform from the fascist who wanted to take the country down in the

charlene and her sister were standing a few feet away when they heard a crackle and saw a flash. >> we felt it. yeah, there were like, my daughter says that she, her hands were tingling. she felt a sharp pain. >> reporter: a man, two women and child were huddled under an umbrella and took the brunt of the bolt. >> you saw the flash. i saw the man bounce off the ground. and then -- a woman seemed like she was running in circles, she was so panicked. she didn't know what to do. started screaming for the lifeguards. >> can't get that out of my head. he was convulsing on the ground. he was talking at least. he was telling his family to get away. >> reporter: cape may officials say the man and one of the women were taken to cape regional medical center. two other relatives, a pregnant woman and a child, fled the beach in a panic, but were transported from their home later as a precaution. all four are expected to survive. how fortunate are you feeling rite now? >> oh, thank god. praying. thanking god everybody is okay. that we didn't see anything worse. >> that was chad prudelli reporting.