at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.eel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. ♪ >> the first time i saw cindy in person, she turned around, i went, "whoa! that woman's gorgeous

cindy boren, thank you for being here. cindy boren. follow her.ake a quick break and we'll tell you about how john mccain spent his memorial day weekend. very interesting. "full court press." the "bill press show." we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> peter: it is the "bill press show." the "full court press." i'm peter ogborn sitting in for bill today. we had yesterday off. it was memorial day. i hope you all had a good one. we

no way that could happen. >> megyn: we need to hear from cindy thomas.at doj is now saying directly about whether holder lied under oath. >> megyn: fox news alert. the clock is tickle and with just hours left for the justice department to answer the first round of questions from the house judiciary committee. the department of justice is insisting on the record that mr. holder never lied under oath. brand new hour here of america live. welcome. i'm megyn kelly. attorney general holder testified on may 14 telling lawmakers he knew the justice department had secretly targeted the associated press but claiming in response to a question that he knew nothing, had never heard of nor been involved in potential prosecutions of member hes of the press. well, now we know that as he gave that testimony he was aware of the fact that he had signed off on an fbi affidavit that specifically accused our own james rosen of being a criminal coconspirator are in a leak case and the question is now are the doj's denials going to stand up? joining me attorney with multiple c

. >> next we'll talk about cindy. >> cindy. >> cindy also had some spaces and her teeth were also flaredut she has an over jet, an over bite and it is hard to see, but she was not happy with her smile at also we decided to do clear, they were only about 12 months. >> you keep them on 21 hours a day. >> so food, eating? >> when you take them out. 3 hours a day. >> they do stain so you take them out. >> after she finished with hers she said my husband said my teeth are beautiful i don't need to do veneers. >> we did a little whitening. >> that is amazing. >> yes. >> and they moved according to plan so we decided to do a little whitening and then at the end we also, the whitening process by the way, an hour twice a day for two weeks. we made her custom trays and she did them at home. we fabricated upper and lower retainers for her and she wears those at night. we didn't have to do her accommodating treatment. she is very happy. >> both patients, it is amazing the difference and it makes you so much happier inside too. >> if our viewers are unhappy with their smile and they want to get in to

. >> the store co-owner, cindy, is the manager on duty. here, larry, and this customer comes in my store and he goes he needs to buy tobacco along with a lottery ticket and papers. i say, yes, no problem. >> but cindy and larry notice the man is acting a little strange. >> you could tell this customer you have to watch him like a hawk and make sure everything is okay. >> he seemed on edge and maybe under the influence of alcohol or drugs. i just got these bad vibes. i was thinking he was going to grab some merchandise and run so i kind of was keeping an eye on him. >> when larry turns his attention back to the computer, cindy heads to the counter to wait on the man. >> i told him we only take cash. he said, yeah. i got cash. he goes i got only american. i said yeah. no problem. we love american money. while i was ringing in the items he handed over $50 fake to me. as soon as he put it in my hand i notice it's fake and i said it's fake money. >> when cindy refuses to take his money the man becomes irate. >> he started using filthy language.

cindy? >> that's a hard question because obviously you know as we go to the future decades we're not just looking at this threat. there's something new coming down the line. it's probably going to look different. as we always do we focus on the current, the current war which we have to do. i'm always concerned that we're not going to listen to the next people standing and jumping up and down with their hair on fire trying to get people's attention to something new and different. >> warner: nada bakos and cindy storer thank you. >> ifill: online, margaret compares "manhunt" with some of the other recent retellings of the hunt for bin laden. find that on our world page. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: three additional men were arrested in connection with the boston bombings, charged with disposing of evidence or lying to investigators, after the fatal blasts. and thousands of people protested in european capitals against austerity measures on this may day. >> ifill: onli

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i want to start to you, cindy.al qaeda and you say it went there two weeks before the first world trade center bombing. and that you say it was basically brushed off. tell me more about that. >> i should clarify, i didn't say al qaeda exactly but it did talk about the veterans of the afghan war, we knew were being funded by bin laden who were -- being trained by afghanistan, and then around the world -- stuff like that. this was a -- piece. strategic warning piece, really, saying that these guys exist, this is a problem. it is going to be an increasing problem in the future. what so often happens with that kind of strategic warning, if it is something that administration isn't already aware of, you're raising a new issue, then the reaction -- why do they need to hear this, they didn't ask this question. that's the response we got from this one. >> it is interesting, we reached out to the cia for reaction to the film and they didn't have any comment. but you talk in the film about moving from the analyst side of the

. >> former cia analyst cindy who spent a career tracking terror said despite the virtual decapitation of al qaeda's leadership, don't count the group out. >> i get a little nervous when people say it's over, we don't have to worry about that any more because al qaeda always has several tracks going at the same time. my experience was whenever you declare them dead, they prove you wrong. so, i don't want to say they're not hurt. they're not in trouble. but it's too early to let our guard down. >> panetta agrees. he's worried about two aspects of al qaeda 2.0. first -- >> i think what we do have to worry about is what i called kind of metastasized al qaeda that has moved into other areas. yemen and in somalia and mali. we have to continue to worry about al qaeda being able to establish a foothold in one of these countries. and, therefore, establishing a base from which to attack the united states or europe. >> former cia counterterrorism chief robert grinith says north africa isn't a concern. when you look at north africa, do you think this is the next place to worry about, or do you th

but i want to get your feelings, as well, cindy.'s come back after the break and discuss a truly remarkable story. [ male announcer ] you think you know me. i'm just red carpets and big spectacles. but that's only the beginning. i have more than one red carpet. i like all sorts of spectacles. from the grandiose to the impromptu... to the completely unexpected. and the most epic thrill ride this city has ever faced. transformers the ride 3d. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. start exploring at discoverlosangeles.com >>> more on the extraordinary story. lee heist's wife missing for more than a decade and declared dead and turning up alive. back with me now is lee, his daughter morgan, and his new wife cindy. i want to show you the two pictures, if i may. this is of brenda, your wife, and morgan, your mother, before and after the disappearance. on the left is how you remember her. on the right is how she is now having surrendered herself. what was your reaction when you saw the new picture of your mother? >> it was definitely hard.

one more detail on cindy thomas.ber that progress civil journalism program, the manager who signed off on that document release, cindy thomas. will congress call up cindy thomas under oath about what she knows? sean? >> sean: thank you for that information. joining me is reince priebus. thanks for joining us. >> hi, sean. >> sean: it started as a rogue agent, nobody in the white house knew, except the president's white house counsel, and then later, of course, the chief of staff. all that unraveled. >> it's all unraveling. that's what happens when you spend all day trying to cover things up. lois lerner started triggering three important steps to get to a special counsel. one is whether a criminal investigation is warranted. well, if you plead the fifth amendment, after you say of course you have nothing to hide, you're, in essence, calling for -- at least illustrating or telling your -- the people in america that actually criminal investigation isÑ9y+w)anted. the second thing is whether or not it's in the public int

at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.

at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.g, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. ♪

her name, you see it there is cindy thomas. is the manager of the tax exempt division in cincinnati. she is also the only common link to the rest of those six agents. and, in 2012 she released information to investigative journalist group about conservative groups who apply for nonprofit status. also released, private information about conservative groups that were never approved for the nonprofit status. so, when you talk about the hierarchy, megyn, when you get below lois lerner who is in washington and you get into ohio and cincinnati, the person below lois lerner is cindy thomas. she may be the next person that investigators and congress would like to talk to. >> megyn: yet, she has not yet been called to testament trace, thank you. joining me now jim jordan a member of that oversight government reform committee. congressman, great to see you, what do you make of that? will cindy thomas be added to the witness list and forced to come in and answer to whether she had a role in this? >> i think the chances are very strong. i

we're promoting cindy's film and ending it. jonathan demme has made a film of an ibsen play so we're finishing that film. >> rose: the master builder? >> the film is going to be called "feel of fall." so i don't have a second >> no down time, like you. >> rose: great to have both of you here. thank you so much for coming. the title of the film is called "andre gregory: before and after dinner." thank you again. >> thank you! >> thank you. >> rose: and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie iler. >> street.com, for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. real money helps you think through ideas for investing and trading stocks. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media. we are thestr

we're promoting cindy's film and ending it. jonathan demme has made a film of an ibsen play so we're finishing that film. >> rose: the master builder? >> the film is going to be called "feel of fall." so i don't have a second >> no down time, like you. >> rose: great to have both of you here. thank you so much for coming. the title of the film is called "andre gregory: before and after dinner." thank you again. >> thank you! >> thank you. >> rose: and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

we're promoting cindy's film and ending it. jonathan demme has made a film of an ibsen play so we're finishing that film. >> rose: the master builder? >> the film is going to be called "feel of fall." so i don't have a second >> no down time, like you. >> rose: great to have both of you here. thank you so much for coming. the title of the film is called "andre gregory: before and after dinner." thank you again. >> thank you! >> thank you. >> rose: and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music ] >> yes, check, please! people. >> no! >> it's all about licking your plate. >> the food is just fabulous. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were at the same restaurant. >> and everybody, i'm sure, saved room for those desserts.

cindy schild is our guest.ater on, president obama called for stronger laws to protect journalists this week. even as his administration faces criticism for probing journalists records. we'll talk about laws to protect journalists with curt womener. on news makers this week, senator berny sanders, is our guest. he talks about the back log of veterans benefit claims at the v.a. and the efforts to bring the department into the digital age. >> what's important to understand is that for whatever reason, and i don't want to cast apersians, the v.a. was maybe one of the very few major institutions in american society that did not go from paper to digital. they didn't do that. until they became secretary. so the first question we have to ask is why? every corporation obviously made the transition. so he comes into office and what ends up happening is there is a huge influx of new claims. now, what many people don't understand is that yes, the back ablely long. pt we are all embarrassed that they're waiting to get thei

and cindy may benefit from that rivalry. let's find out now in this half-hour. here comes the jeopardy! round for the three of you. and here come the categories. first off... of course it's may. we know that. each correct response ends in the letter "x". you have to name the provider. alex: cindy, start us. let's go classic novels for $200, please. jack. what is "treasure island"? correct. let's do classic novels for $400. bill. who is dorian gray? right. ends i0.

i want to start with the golf well cindy boren who joins us on the phone. cindy, good morning. >> good morning, peter. >> so nice to have you in studio most of the time. but i will take you however we can get you? >> thank you. >> we can get you on the phone, we will get you on the phone. let's start with golf. tiger woods. is he back? does winning fix everything? >> yes, and yes. >> all right. nice to talk to you. >> he has won four out of seven tournaments this year. the last time, he won four tournaments starting off the year, i think was in 2000. then it took him 10 tournaments to win 4. then he went on a tear in the majors. so, you know, he didn't fall apart yesterday. at 14, you thought this could be where in the past year or so this is where he sort of had some issues. and he didn't. of course it helped him mightily that sergio was falling apart. >> talk about the dynamic between those two, tiger woods and sergio garcia? >> it goes way, way, way back to the 1999, i think. i believe it started at the little -- something called the battle of bighorn. i

analyst cindy storm. >> do you think the use of torture was important in getting osama bin laden? >> i have to say that i chose not to be involved in the program from the beginning. i don't have a lot of knowledge about what was done and what came out of it. >> what do you mean chose not to be involved? >> i just wouldn't do it. i did have to use the information that came back, of course. i think people didn't put it, a lot of times, in the context of what we knew about the larger organization. and they would just say well, so and so said this. it must be true. and that's a danger. >> i think it really undermines what the united states is all about. we have said to the enemy what we believe is dear can, indeed, be sacrificed because we're scared of them. we're strong. we're proud of what we have. we can make our system work. i think we can balance security and our freedoms. that's what this society is all about. >> the interrogation process is a very human process. >> in the end, he believes the most integral part of the process has nothing to do with physical pain. >> the most ef

. >>> cindy llora al estar en medio del tornado y pensar en salvar a sus niÑos. >>> donde salgan raÍces>> y llamÓ a su hermana a mÉxico para despedirse. le dije que la amaba. que pasara lo que pasara que nunca me olvidara. >>> pero la suerte hizo que sob sobrevivieran. >>> cuando me levanto el tornado pensÉ que estaba muerta. y dije aquÍ quede. y me caen piedras en la espalda. >>> tiene golpes en la cabeza, y el resto del cuerpo. >>> la mÁs chiquita me dijo que no sentÍa la mitad del cuerpo. me dice la otra niÑa, que me dice no siento la piernas. >>> y el tornado estaba sobre la zona donde todo ahora es destrucciÓn. >>> nos pusimos un colchÓn protegiendonos, y empezamos a ver que todo se iba. >>> y piden que las autoridades les dejen entrar para tratar de rescatar lo que les quedÓ. >>> josÉ, originario de san miguel de allende, es el mÁs joj joven de la lista, y serÁ velado aquÍ, y llevado a mÉxico en los prÓximos dÍas para ser sepultado en su tierra. esto es todo lo que tengo desde aquÍ. ilia, enrique, buenas noches. >>> una mujer muere al caer a las vÍas del tren. en sus manos llevaba

cindy plumley was a nurse.he enjoyed spending every moept she could with her children and grandchildren. and then, of course, there are the children, emily conatzer who was nine years old. she loved lady gaga. her father said she was a fashion diva. christopher legg. 9 years old, loved sports and was battling skin cancer. his family says he was facing it with strengts. then there are the vargyas sisters. they were at home with their mom and grandmother in the tub trying to stay safe. their mom and grandmom survived. karina was a vibrant 4-year-old. we're going to talk to her dad later on. phillip is going to join us ahead tonight. amazing, when you see the video, no one died at briarwood elementary. that's a real testament to the principal and the teachers and the students. it was the closest of close calls. this is about as close as you can get. it's -- we're going to play you two clips. the second one, it's all over and the damage, they start to see the damage in the school. the first video is in total darkne

that's hiding under the covers, metro can say that if they want, they can say this is people supporting cindysta sicoterapista dice que las teorias de conspiracin son pretextos del metro, y el alegar motivaciones polticas no remedia el hecho que los anuncios promueven la prostitucin y explotacin sexual de menores. s.o.t. chuck gillingham/organizad or 17:30:27 and it seems to me that if you are going to make money the burden would be on you to ensure that children aren't being exploited. gillinghman agreg que si metro saca ganancias, la responsabilidad recae en ellos de que niÑos no sean explotados.. blanca ---el equipo de vela "artemis racing" participara en la "america's cup" solamente si se incrementa la seguridad en torno a la competencia en la bahia de san francisco a realizarse en el verano. take vo ---esta es la primera declaracion que da el equipo luego del accidente que el 9 de mayo le costo la vida al marino andrew "bart" simpson. ---el equipo artemis dijo que esperan el resultado de la investigacion del accidente y los pasos que daran los organizadore s del evento ante el incremento

three funerals today for those killed in this week's massive tornado. 49-year-old cindy plumlee and two kids, christopher legg and emily kananser, both nine years old. but today a celebration and a welcome break from the heartbreak. three high schools in moore went ahead with their planned graduation ceremonies. >>> amid the tragedy in moore, oklahoma, stories of heroism are beginning to emerge. one of the most remarkable, a seventh grade another saved his classmate from being blown away. cnn's nick valencia was there as the pair went back to their school. >> as he walked 32 the rubble of his now-leveled school, 13-year-old darren ellis was bewildered. >> that's destroyed. >> it was the first time he had been back since the tornado struck. >> i don't know how we survived this. >> he remembers taking shelter in the middle school locker room. >> right through this door. >> he remembers being surrounded by the cries and screams of 50 children. >> lights went off, you could hear it hit the building like loud. and then it comes, takes off our roof. >> no one was killed when the tornado destr

cindy teaches third grade.g. >> i saw it coming right towards the school immediately. just ran over and got on top of the kids. i said this is not a drill. you're really going to have to get down, get your heads covered. >> reporter: one of those children, her own son. her body on top of his and several others as they cried for their own moms. >> they had desks and chairs and tables covering them. >> reporter: and teacher. another teacher urged her students to use their backpacks as shields. >> they were covering their heads with their backpacks. >> reporter: what were the kids saying during all of this. >> i want my mom. is this really happening? just screaming and crying. >> you formed a human chain with other teachers? >> yes, just to get them up and over the debris. >> reporter: their school destroyed, too. so how did the children get out when so many of the students at plaza towers did not? biddle believes the reason the students survived was because each grade is organized into pods. a few classrooms in i

attorney with with the asian pacific legal advocacy services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition. she is a founder and executive director of freedom house. she is the 2013 abolitionist award for providing exemplary services, -- em. (applause) we also together in collaboration with the status of women, with supervisors, department heads, the human rights commission we wanted to make sure that future generations of children are part of the solution. in that effort both in advocacy we have a strong, strong goal of educating our public and all the other kids and families in our city. this is a way of our quality of life, we cannot accept human trafficking. part of the way to do that is to have this be part of the kids education, and push strongly. the collaborative this year, allow the youth of san francisco to enter in a poster contest to provide artistic ability to the messaging of this really important movement. the 2013 poster contest winners i get to announce. i will begi

you may remember cindy sheehan who lost her son casey sheehan in the iraq war.s written, quote, the moral authority of parents who bury children killed in iraq is absolute. many observers believe president bush's refusal to meet with cindy sheehan was the beginning of his presidency unraveling. that brings us to patricia smith, the mother of sean smith, who was killed in benghazi. the tragedy of benghazi is not the tragedy of the war in iraq but is her moral authority any less than sheehan's? is her desire for answers about what happened to her son, is that somehow less important? patricia smith joins me now. thanks for being here. >> hello. >> congressman issa started off the hearing by pledging to get to the bottom of what happened in benghazi. >> our goal in this investigation is to get answers because their families deserve answers. they were promised answers at the highest level when their bodies came home. >> mrs. smith did you get the answers you were looking for at this hearing? >> no. >> did you get any answers? >> i got a lot of answers but not the one

as far back as she can can remember, cindy donald was always on the go.icture-perfect afternoon when everything changed. >> i was going out my driveway, and i was talking on the phone to my best friend. and i heard him come in the driveway. i never even got up. i just looked back like that. and so i figured that i saw him, he saw me or whatever. and so then i got hit. and, you know, he jumped out of the car. i just remember telling him, i'm okay, i just can't feel my arm. >> reporter: she was run over in her own driveway. her father was behind the wheel. >> it was my fault. i wasn't looking where i was going, i was thinking of something else. in one split second, her life changed, my life, the whole family's life changed. >> cindy was left paralyzed from the neck dawn. >> she was lying there, critically injured, could die in my arms in the driveway. >> was it hard for you to not blame anyone? because you know you are never going to blame your father. >> not really. you know, i just feel like things happen. i never blame god and continual never blame my da

cindy in michigan on the i.r.s. story.ah, i just wanted to make sure i said this because i'm hearing people talk about how this was, you know, somebody looking into a group because they were prejudice against that group. that seems highly unlikely in the i.r.s. i'll tell you what appeared to me. in 2009, hundreds of these groups came up within weeks. we have three or four of them in my county alone. our state has them. almost every county in the state has these groups. these tea party groups. and so if the i.r.s. was to get a whole slew of these tax-exempt applications coming in from groups that all sound the same, that would -- i would want that to be flagged regardless of which party. >> stephanie: cindy, part of the difference is a lot of groups on the left and people that have spoken out against this, clearly, this is wrong. the i.r.s. has apologized. the aclu, among others. but you know, i'm not a tax person and maybe we can talk to someone that is. i agree with you that i can see where there would be -- they investig

cindy crawford, mayor bloomberg, i don't know, maybe you, brian.be you, brian. >> i'm going to do. i can't remember what list i have done. did i get my political list on? okay. i will save my political list when we come right back. i look it. >> maybe mike mic jagger. can we have more than three? >> only three. >> wreak. ♪ . [ music playing

he died at the elementary school along with others. 4-year-old karina and her infant sister cindy diedtheir home when the twig every tore apart. their mother was helpless to save them. in all the tornado claimed 24 lives. the first funeral will try today. >> we cry together, we'll continue to cry but we'll heal too. >> reporter: many of them got their first look wednesday of what the tornado left behind. an estimated 13,000 homes are now damaged or completely destroyed. >> i wouldn't have been able to pick out anything here. >> reporter: you were thinking, you know, you look around like your house is supplying poelsed to be there and it's not. this is supposed to be here and it's not. >> yeah. >> everything has just retuturno rubble. >> reporter: they say they're ready to build but he's looking to come on. >> to come out of this house and look out wouldn't be the same. >> like an elephant, one bite at a time. that's literally what you do, go block by block, house by house picking the stuff up. >> reporter: the officials estimate it cost as much as $2 billion worth of damage and while t

. >> the friend of the alameda animal shelter and cindy has a couple of her friends. >> at 3:00 on "katie" the wanted, the hottest boy band comes to america from u.k. at 4:00, a new policy at starbucks, starting tomorrow, making some customs happy and others not. >> on abc7 news at 5:00, the foam pg&e worker sue the utility for something he refused to do after the explosion in san bruno. >> did you hear that? that is our "purr-fect" pet today, both of them. >> one of them is like mike tyson going after the other cat's ears. always fun. >> this is flower and this is samsung both about 2 1/2 months old. we have a special adoption going on this weekend where the public but they it willwaived it is to follow our policies, adoption policies. we have dogs and cats and this is just two of 40 kittens. >> you have that many? >> we have a lot of nice adults that need homes, too. >> i'm not doing very well. you think i don't have cats the way she is acting. call the alameda animal shelter at 510-337-8565. mice to see you. >> thank you very much, guys. >> have a great weekend.matic mi [dramatic music