my name is chris andrews. thank you for this time this morning to talk to you. i know you have a busy agenda, so i will try to keep my remarks brief. if you have any questions, please do let me know. i believe we are giving out additional documents. we opened in 2008, so we have been open to the public for nearly three years now, although the building has been operational for four years. as you will recall, we had a very successful first year with 2.4 million visitors. since opening at the end of 2008, we have had a total of 5 million visitors. 60 percent of those have been free. that also includes 16,000 children. -- 16% have been freed. we're looking at stabilizing the bay area and also a growing tourist visitation and insuring access for disadvantaged citizens around the bay area. we're very keen on leveraging the city funding to increase educational outreach, and so we now have five after-school programs, four of which are new. including our careers in science program for disadvantaged youth. we have partnerships for the office of math and science. also the

coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" we have dana vashon and chris rouser and andrew breitbart. >> i say we have andrew breitbart because we say he is coming on, because he owes me. >> he does owe you. he owes you everything. >> due -- do you have a show coming up? >> in missouri. the eighth through the 11th and then that movie that i am in is premiering in new york on the 24th of this month. >> i think i have been there before. any after show plans? >> i got the casey anthony trial. no spoilers. if she wasn't on trial for her life she would so be in my jacuzzi. she is just my type. it is terrible. >> awful, awf

. >> this is chris kuffner and this is andrew futral.obson and dan romer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i just picked dan pan, i don't know why. dan the man. sheepdogs, what's happening? sheepdogs. >> hello. >> jimmy: how are you doing? why don't you tell me your name? >> my name is ewan currie and we got rock and roll ryan gullen, leot "squirrel" hanson, sam "sticks" corbett. >> jimmy: there he is. [ cheers and applause ] we were afraid squirrel wouldn't make it but he made it tonight. [ laughter ] i'm so happy he's here. now, since this is "battle of the instant bands," these guys had to write us a brand new song today. that's right. what they're -- they're going to perform a song that they just wrote earlier today. here's how they did it. before the show, we picked a random member of our studio audience and had them meet with each band for a few minutes. the bands then had a half hour to write a song about our audience member and they're going to play it for us tonight. [ light laughter ] but first, let's meet our audience member

this is him, you know, as chris cuomo brought up, coming on and accusing reporters of things, pointing fingers at andrewrt. that started to shift. as more information came out, i started to become concerned as a feminist perspective. as you know, i write about feminist issues. i felt i can't stay silent on these issues because this is somebody i was friends with. i have to hold him to the same standard. the fact that he lied to me is the least important issue of all of them to me. >> but there was great passion in your page. you said he should resign, he's a misogynist. >> you have a responsibility to the american people. it's not just that he was lying to reporters but to all americans. he's doing it in a way that makes him untrustworthy. i don't think people can say you can do 27 interviews and lie like that? how do we know that you're ever telling the truth? i don't want to say he's a misogynist. i think he needs help. i mean, he is getting treatment now. and that i think -- >> lately. >> yes, and that he is a distraction to the democratic party. he's dragging the democratic party down. and this woul

chris. the congressman's wife arrived around 3:00 a.m. at andrews air force base after an extended trip with the secretary of state in africa and middle east and she is now at their home in washington, d.c. democrats who have spoken to the embattled congressman tell us that he was waiting to decide what to do until he speaks with her. they have only been married for a year. she is pregnant with their first child. he has said publicly that she is standing by him. we haven't gotten any word from her on that front. but he, of course, is on a two-week leave of absence at an undisclosed treatment center. we don't know where that is and we don't know whether she will be traveling to meet up with him or whether they will be talking by phone. democrats on capitol hill aren't waiting to see what he wants to do. they are already in talks behind closed doors about what they should do if he decides not to leave. take a listen. >> with the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents, and the need for help that congressman weiner should resign from the

andrew breitbart. >> it wasn't, though. that's the point. >> yes, it was. >> no, it wasn't. most of it was, well, hang on -- >> christhews, joan walsh and some other guy. and matthews just asks about -- >> i'm only talking cnn. >> that's not the point. instead of talking about weiner, you attack the deliverer of the news. >> it is natural to be suspicious of mr. breitbart. >> really? i wasn't suspicious of that guy chris lee. i demand to know who put that photo out. same thing with mark foley. do i even know who put out the mark foley story? >> do you ever calm down? >> you're taking a long question when i'm trying to give an answer. >> is it not understandable that people might be at least skeptical given his track record? >> i don't know who exposed mark sanford, a conservative's reaction is not to say, who put that out? let's attack that person. >> why didn't the republicans expose -- >> would you see -- >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> good, get rid of him. >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> no one said, dam that l.a. times for exposing this. >> too late for any damage to be done, other than to his family. >> it wasn't to

andrews is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. all overseas trips by america's first ladies center on democracy and freedom but this trip, michelle obama in south africa, this is being watched around the world for what it's saying about history. ♪ >> reporter: on this journey, the symbolism of a changing world is everywhere and, obviously, and it began with this. the wife of america's first black president met with the man who ended apartheid. 92-year-old nelson mandela in poor health these days but, obviously, delighted as well as the african-american first family gathered on the couch of his home. this photo was 35 years in the making. 35 years ago this month, came south africa's uprising. 10,000 people rose up in the country's first mass protest and the white government's response was mass violence. at least 23 died, but it was the day black africans said they had had enough. >> yes, we can! what do you say? >> reporter: in a rousing visit to seweto, the first lady drew a straight line from america's civil rights battles throug

chris lee who had to resign over that this past february. weeper photos were distributed today on the internet at biggovernment.com run by the con seventive blogger andrew breitbart. weiner has been married for less than a year. his wife is huma and has been a long-time aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. she says they are angry they're not splitting up and his political future today is the furthest thing from his mind. >> last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself as i intended to send it as a joke to a woman in seattle. it realized i posted to twitter i panicked and i said i had been hacked. i stuck to the story and it was regrettable mistake. the woman was dragged into this and bears no responsibility. i'm so sorry to have disrupted her wife in this way. to be clear, the picture was of me and i sent it. i'm deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife huma and our family. moy constituents, my supporters and staff. in addition over the last few years i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations con ducted over twitter, e-mail, occasionally on the phone with women i met online. it exchanged messages and photos of explicit natu

andrew mccutchen, that's a game-winning run. pirates win, 3-2. braves and marlins, alex gonzalez, ground to center. florida's chris coughlin, dragging it.st baseman, looks like he has a home at center, i'd say, that's the toughest of all of those positions, finally. >> we usually don't talk about a late round pick. but they did something cool, with the 33rd selection, rangers chose jonathan taylor from the university of georgia, even though he will probably not play again. he was portionly paralyzed when he collided with his teammate, the ringers also selected cone. his georgia coach said it was such a classy move from the team. taylor was so excited. >> we're so glad you and i got to talk about it. pretty awesome. thanks, jeff. >>> make no mistake, he brought it on himself and his wife definitely has it a lot worse. this has been a pretty hideous week for anthony weiner. the latest twits? yep, the x-rated photo. jeanne moos takes a look. >> reporter: how bad are things for anthony weiner? so bad, he can pick up a newspaper, see himself nestled in a bun with the head lines "stick a fork in him." >> so bad, donald trump said -- >> he's a

chris. good morning. >>> still ahead this morning, the man who took a lot of flak for exposing anthony weiner's photo on twitter, now the subject of an apology from the congressman. >> we'll talk to andrew breitbart in a moment. this is "the early show" on cbs. for everyone ? is it a blast of clean ? is it winning the race against time ? it's the countless innovations of lg, designed to make life good. so is it an appliance or something better ? come on dad! [ female announcer ] it's for celebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ female announcer ] ...personal doctors... and that's why we wear shoes. [ female announcer ] ...d our oldest, closest buds. ♪ father's day is for us to say, "i'm so glad you're mine." come here... oh. happy father's day, daddy. [ female announcer ] now, select cards come postage paid. ♪ just love me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just hold me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just kiss me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just want me ♪ l-o-v-e ♪ love, love, love [ male announcer ] know the feeling? try acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus for exceptional comfort. it feels like it disappeared on my eye! [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye doctors

chris romer, the son of the former governor of colorado. the headline in the photograph, the front page of the "denver post." and from the "detroit free press," more from the aftermath of andrew- anthony wiener. we want to begin this morning but the story that is the front page of "roll call." of light which is splitting democrats. steven dennis joins us live on the fun. thank you for being with us. set up the debate that we will hear later today. what are the issues and what is senator durbin specifically proposing? guest: we have a showdown between the banks and retailers. it is over a pot of money, about $1 billion a month up for grabs here. inside the beltway battle that's been raging for months. it hasn't really penetrated to the public, because they are not aware of the fees that are getting paid to the banks every time they use their debit card. it ends up being about 44 cents every time on average. the debate is whether that 44 cents is going to go down to 12 cents. that's what was voted for last year, but the banks have been on a full-court press to roll that back. it's about the money. and so it's been very intense. and it's been an unusual battle in that it's not r