how much longer are we waiting for that connie britton cd?> listen, i still can't believe that anybody asks me that. it has gotten -- every day and every week and every month and even every year, it gets easier and i get more confident and i have grown to really love the music and the performing. a lot of our cast is out right now doing this amazing concert tour that has sold out across the country. tavis: singing for the troops? >> one of the best days i have had on the show. it was incredible. i do not know. putting out an album is tempting. tavis: i'm going to keep the seat warm. >> maybe another year. tavis: you will be back, i'm sure, with your new album. connie britton stars on "nashville" on abc. tomorrow night is the season finale. good to see you. that is our show for tonight. thank you for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for tribute to barbara walters on her retirement in a conversation with maurice hines.

i went with conni connie to they that was held. i was standing with connie alone and dr.aid would you like to join us for dinner and we've been close since. >> what did you think about dr. angelou? >> intense. she used stories to make a point. i'll tell you one story. she was with porgy and bess internationally. every day she walked past a dirty lot. with gypsies. she is a six foot tall woman and very imposing. they offered her coffee, and she convinced herself being hill kc thinking she had eaten a roach or something like that. when she asked someone, what was in her coffee, they said raisins. it was a high honor to get raisins in their coffee because gyp sis consider them very rare. so don't assume anything when you are given something. >> like the moment when she was in the inauguration of president bill clinton. >> that was amazing and i think end of her poem is -- speaks to the love that she had for everyone. she said, and i say to my brother and i say to my sister, good morning. and that's the base of civility. is to speak. and that's what she was speaking of. you k

connie, my deepest simple this. hang in there. >> thank you for having us. ng so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're worki

>> supervisors, connie, from the san francisco labor council. one of my new jobs is to be out in the bay view hunters point organizing over 10,000 of our members who live there and i want to tell you something, about the statistics there. this issue, this issue about closing the loophole is about providing access to every single san franciscan. and without closing this loophole, we are missing a 90 million dollars that is owed to them and and the workers get the coverage they need, my god son cannot longer go to the college and he is working to pay rent and he does not have a cell phone and cannot afford health insurance and just in my neighborhood, the other day at my local market, the woman who was always, smiling when i send money to my niece to pay for her healthcare, through western union, she is gone, that is one day, because she found out that her sister with the new affordable care act is going to be $700 a month and does not how the family is going to be able to afford it, and any way that we can support making affordable healthcare, re

connie me. i can use. and moving on to hong kong were five defendants are on trial in what is shaping up to become the biggest corruption case in the city's history and the center of the dollar thomas in reading clock to billionaire brothers who controls hong hong kong property is asia's largest realty companies. others include hong kong's former chief secretary rev peel ply his new friends is quiet and sun hung kai executive director thomas chun. they're facing eight charges including conspiracy misconduct in office and allegedly taking more than freeze point six million us dollars in bribes. all five men have pled not guilty to each of the charges according to authorities shrapnel flying accepted unsecured loans and other perks worth millions of dollars are a number of financial entities while in office between two thousand and two thousand nine the korea schedule this summer for some unknown eighty witnesses for the trial expected to last for seventy days. it's been over three weeks since more than two

connie travels the country as a journalist and as somebody who is watching politics and watching with eye as well. connie, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, todd. >> so let's talk about sort of where ohio is today. it's funny, about eight years ago when you had in 2000 gore pulled out of ohio famously about three weeks before the election to focus all his resources to florida, there was some question on whether kerry was trying to hard, that ohio was unwinnable. all of a sudden ohio bounced back to being a swing state again. there was this feeling it ever so closely was going to go the way of missouri and it was going to become where's ohio headed today and is it still because of its lack of population growth a state that is leaning republican or is it going to stick to its state emphasis? >> i want to point out when kerry ran in 2004, he did not have campaign operations in about half the counties here. you can't run a statewide race without a very active campaign in every county, you see no votes. that was in part why i think he lost in 2004. when you were talking about th

this is for connie and wayne. >>> the o'reilly factor is on.this is a classic coverup of a coverup. and that is a serious offense. >> why isn't the national media covering the explosive benghazi memo release yesterday? we'll tell you what the memo says and why the press fears it. >> the creepy part is that, yeah, when you get taped in your own house, and then that goes out to the world. >> the creepy part is when you demean the entire black race. but some people still don't get that tonight, we'll talk it over with kareem abdul jabbar. >> also coming up, miller on basketball racism and watters goes to harlem to find out what the folk

brian and connie, great coach you both with us tonight.e this discussion on climate change here on "the ed show." >>> coming up, the florida governor's race is getting dirty and very expensive. at least for one candidate. rick scott is spending millions trying to take down charlie crist and charlie says, i ain't got any money yet. on your stom. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest favorites!r wone olive garden dishes.re. featuring your all time favorite creamy chicken alfredo and seductive shrimp mezzaluna. it's our most inspired 2 for $25 ever. at olive garden. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your m

connie, let me start with you. started in one or two cities and now extended to six continents. do you and other workers feel you are gaining something even though that check, that dollar figure has not changed yet? >> i do think we are gaining something. i think we're gaining momentum. i think that the more people that know about our cause, the bigger our voice is and possibly the -- the more of a push we can give to the corporations to see that this is something that we all really need. >> as you well know, the industry so far has rejected these demands. last month mcissued a statement and this is a result that takes into account the highly competitive nature of the industry and the employee and minimum wage workers as well as consumers and they're saying you have to look at the landscape here. i think some people would enter pretty that to say there is not enough money there, not enough profit to give an increase to give to minimum wage workers. what's your response when you hear that? >> i totally disagree. i t

. >> i'm standing with connie chung and you are here because barbara walters. >> yeah.he way. she was the one who made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. >> i notice something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth, who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20" and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what is it like to come after barbara walters? >> it is a huge shadow and huge shoes to fill. >> jane pauley remembers at 25 getting a note from barbara. >> she sent a note, through someone. tell jane she's doing a good job. >> reporter: who would surprise barbara first? oprah. she told me about a job interview at 19. she pretended to be barbara walters. >> i tried to sit like her, cross my legs like her, tried to even talk like her. >> she has no idea that you are here. >> she has no idea that i am here. i can't wait to surprise her. i think this is what is an amazing thing. i have said forever that she is the reason why i could walk the road that i did because she actually was the one who paved it. i'm going to try not to cry m

charlie: why don't you invite connie chung on to see how she got involved.is kind of interesting, isn't it? bring them both in. liz: that's a man. thank you. 29 minutes before the closing bell rings. m&a activity in the health care industry so far this year on fire. deals all making it a year crew member. citigroup all-around genius when it comes to institutional client groups, a vice chair, an the man behind the scenes as an advisor. ceos around the world. and what is arguably the world's most upscale carmaker, rolls-royce is celebrating its 110th birthday. is a hip, young upstarts just about 11 years old? we look at the fight for auto breaking hebragging rights in ja moment. liz: listen, aol is getting hammered, groupon has a double-digit plunge dragging other social media stocks down. nicole petallides has more on today's social media selloff. nicole: it is unusual to see is getting hit so hard. groupon came out with the numbers they saw a wider loss, we could than expected. to the downside. with this plunge, take a look at the rest of the group and what

was fun to catch up with people we haven't seen in a long time. >> paula zahn. >> it was great. >> connie chung came over to me, grabbed me and said such dirty things in my ear. >> she has a foul mouth. she's fun. i like her. >> i wish i could tell you what she said. let's put it this way, our show makes her laugh. >> she and meredith both have that in common. >> yes, yes. congratulations to barbara. i think she'll probably have another primetime special on in a week, though. i don't she'll be able to -- >> her one on friday night was through the roof. >> terrific. >> congrats. >> the billboard awards last night. you watched them and i didn't. >> i saw bits and pieces. the big winner was justin timberlake. he took everything. he was not able to be there. >> he's in europe on a tour. >> he taped his acceptance speech. i guess he knew he won. let's watch. >> i love you guys. it is not a competition, but if it was, i won. i want to thank everybody on earth, everybody on earth, except -- except donald sterling. i don't want to -- >> okay. >> so he won for -- >> seven awards. he won everything

connie, you are cute and i have to touch you. all, what a cutie.wo cents more" is coming up next. and a man is suing $4 million and a man is suing $4 million after saying that he [ female announcer ] this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. gerri: some of her but people are calling it a case of reverse discrimination. the officer accused of awarding of policechiefs job to an officer with your qualifications and a lower test scores. the jury agreed. here to debate the case is built on thin. from the fox news legal team, lis wiehl. okay, so this guy comes in and says i should have a job that? >> absolutely, his resume was nursin

but for connie and for wayne, this is for you.oing to try and help get to the bottom of this. we'll be back tomorrow night with the next report. before we go, set your dvr. record "hannity" the series each weeknight. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow night and this is for connie and wayne. email exposing a direct link between the white house and the controversial benghazi talking points. and now other news organizations joining fox and demanding answers. >> it just seems that there is a political calculation that was being made in these emails. >> tried very hard this morning to distance the white house from the ambassador's remarks on the sunday shows. >> is there a suggestion she got confused. >> you knew full well that these sunday show appearances were going to be dominated by the attack on benghazi. >> relied on points about the benghazi attack that were produced by the cia. >> it did not come from the cia. now we see a

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had allied with a different warlord who was an enemy of the hi connie, the deal was rebuffed. there was a campaign to kill haqanni. they drove him and his followers into pakistan where they regrouped and launched the insurgency was the today. >> how common is that trajectory ? from the 1980's and then the taliban? >> it is very common. everybody in the taliban or most people in the taliban were mu jahideen. in one way or another they did a fitted from the cia's eight and later become the taliban and then try to join the americans again in 2001 and more rebuffed and then went back. >> can you talk about the numbers of afghans who have died during the war? today in all the u.s. media, they're talking about the number of u.s. soldiers, which is well over 2000. but i don't know that we have that sense of how many afghans have died. >> we don't. we don't even know how many numbers are what the numbers are because it is very difficult to count and afghans who were killed by the taliban to to be counted -- they're not always counted. what we know is tens of thousands of afghans have

development of beekeeping industry and create it comes to coffee consumption economist important tasks of connie's is. i did. the shea. cool right. once the energy. with my nineteen. wolf. i have. it says. it was awesome. enjoy it. i know. nice up. it works and that's why it's good to get that anywhere. features four different hikes. all content is a huge tree and musically the korean classical music. forgot. i pointed it out. he gets home i have been opened. while they have bought a lot the photo. to me. with a dynamic and powerful performance. on the path of change perception of god. we the genre. and. this morning all we did pt stories do it yet. i'll warn you about. all one in four e i got. don't say anything about. once we get. he went to watch children. my little boy. i muttered. there's a good opportunity for now the team we know how when our sixteen her yet. on the top five international competition. he became the tenth he went through in the way. granted him during his pants and oversized t shirts. the two winners like modernize christian korea's traditional costume . this is the two and

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. >> reporter: connie chung, and joan lunden. >> reporter: all there to say thank you. with them all standing behind her, a message from barbara to all of them. >> this is my legacy, these are my legacy and i thank all of you. >> so many of the women, and so many of us holding back the tears. and i saw her whisper to you before she told all of you that you are her legacy. >> i wanted to know what she was thinking in the last minutes before her show. you're going to find out later, she's our person of the week. >>> still ahead, 20 seconds from tragedy. what this passenger discovered about his plane's near-disaster in the sky. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a

and she was surrounded by many of them, from connie chung to oprah winfrey. >> how proud when i see allare making and reporting the news. if i did anything to help that happen, that's my legacy. >> alfonsi: barbara walters is 84. she's retiring but maybe not forever. >> maybe instead of good-bye, i should say see you later. >> alfonsi: and we would be happy to see you again. well, the odds were heavily against gina, but cherylyn was betting on her to win. on her to win. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. those little cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may

two weeks we'll have to consider consequence is that there is a pre teen crush in key sectors from connie including image. we do not want results are tallied two steps ahead of building a need for this. for example are companies like x on mobil and chevron are both of which operate here in russia but it was saying he hopes that there will not need to get a telescope that i traced out apparently they are in russia's arsenal in case the situation arises the economies and this essay contests upload the bison should be. add to the sentence that lead into the template at least in the uk either. even before they make a set of restrictions away implemented for the second two week unpaid state input. this is the risk away taking. well jenna some private banks to differ. when you heat it in extending the mission and stay there can be sent to the us. the people. thus in the standing commission on care for them to stick to the station i think we need the quantum your children to come or what. the station came to a chores since the nineteen fifties. still it seems that we'll be speaking about this to

along with jane pauley, connie chung. so many famous faces. >> and today, barbara will be on "good morning america." and of course, on her final episode of "the view." and then, tonight, a two-hour special. "barbara walters, her story." featuring one of the biggest collection of celebrities ever crammed into one show. that starts at 9:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, deja vu for general motors as the company announces yet another multimillion vehicle recall. >>> and more trouble for former nfl player, aaron hernandez. why he is facing new murder charges. >>> plus, an important health alert for people taking a popular sleeping aid. this morning, the fda is sounding the alarm and making a big change to the recommended dose. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeo

connie war propaganda as the kremlin's anti western and anti cuba rhetoric becomes more pronounced tonight's news for you in he too has officially turned its ten years murray and paste into its second column in the baltic states in a move designed to be stealing his presence in the region today there are a subtle statement is. so it's not but yet it is. it says renault along. strong. he too has been stepping up its operations around russia since the kremlin makes the crimean peninsula last month and began to stick on rest in eastern ukraine. one of a true that our wall to foreigners. trainer reassure the lions they have entered will respond and respond in accordance with standards does. i don't think that what happened in ukraine indiana. oracle. i was sponsored athletes reissuing eighteen and its east and europe that they will be protected. the us has deployed some one hundred and fifty or treat this to lithuania and the hundreds of soldiers to poland and latvia an american warship is stationed in to remain in port on the bike seat was a french vessel is now based in georgia in may to his s

. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is connie ford and i am here representing jobs of jews a large coalition of labor and community organizations in the city as well as my employer who happens to be a new non-profit associated with the labor council and calling it sf clout and sf community labor and organizizing unifying together and i am here to say strongly that all of us have been in this room many times before about healthcare and the main concern is having access for every single san francisco to benefit from our healthcare system and it is not that difficult, and it is not that hard. the main question here is would is going to pay for the healthcare? who will pay for it? the vast majority of employers in this city, pay way more than we are asking some smaller employers to pay, my employer pays 67 an hour for my healthcare and it is great and i appreciate it but that is what it is. and the city is asking under this system, for the large employers to pay 2.44 an hour, and the small 1.63 that is a great bargain, who is going to pay for it and who is going to pay for it is import

say we are in better shape financially than we were last november and the region's -- regents eek connienk -- economy think it will be better. if you happen to use square, that is a square device which if you use attached to credit card and many consider banking with pay pal, they are the third most popular with costco. >>> they earned $111 million and that smashed godzilla which dropped to second and the amazing spiderman two -- spiderman two rounding out the top 5. >>> coming up 6:15 for the second time a big whale washes up on the beach, what went wrong the first time it was towed out to sea and what were the options for that caucus. >>> they found the kidnapped first and why they are hesitant to plan a rescue mission. >>> it is 5:54 now they have located the hundreds of girls taken but they will not risk their lives and the location will not be released because if anybody tries to rush in and save them they could be killed. the pentagon cannot confirm the reports about the nigerian girls and some are skeptical that they were taken and nigeria is now accepting international help to ge

i'm standing with connie chung and you're here because barbara walters -- >> paved the way. made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. i noticed something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20." and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what's it like to come after barbara walters. jane remembers getting a note from barbara. at 25. >> she sent a note, tell jane she's doing a good job. >> reporter: who would surprise barbara first? oprah who told me about a job interview at 19 she pretended to be barbara walters. >> i tried to sit like her. i tried to do this like her. i tried to cross my legs like her. i tried to even talk like her. >> she has no idea you're here? >> no. i can't wait to surprise her. i think this is what i think is an amazing thing. i have said forever that she is the reason why i could walk the road that i did because she actually was the one who paved it. >> reporter: right behind her they were all waiting. diane waiting. robin ready. the group's selfie. history in the ma

as firefighters party on a small grass fire and east of nappa connie today's small but rarely did hese to some large homes video from a helicopter partnership with abc seven 3 a. fire broke out in the area of " spring is driving gordon valley road you see how close it came to hollis is to this afternoon no homes were damaged. happening now today's music festival and a bottle rocket napa valley kickoff few hours ago. people expected to attend this also from a helicopter partnership with abc seven or the 60 bands will be on forestages including outcaste here with their stage is surrounded by winery's a $149 on a single day police say drivers should be aware of road closures and downtown area during the the event. bader rock music festival going on all weekend long everyone is happy neighbors near fair grounds playing about a lack of parking noise and some people fighting in their homes stood report on this story tonight on news at eleven. speaking of bottle wrought a forecast for the next couple of days foggy mornings to start the day little warmer saturday and were still in tucson tha

connie, let me start with you. you lost your husband. tell us your story. >> i lost him three years ago, took him to the va behind me, va hospital, for a pinched nerve. april 6th, brought him into the emergency room. around 5:00, we were finally seen the next morning by a doctor. he just never checked wayne out. never talked to him about his situation. just talked about his own personal problems with his back and everything else. and then looked at wayne and said, okay, so what do you want me to do? what did they do for you last time? they gave me some oxycotin and sent me home. >> it was the same issue. he never really got the care that he needed in the beginning. how many years later was it when you went back and he went in for a simple check and he came out quadrapolegic. >> he went upstairs 3:45, 3:50. he was fine. he was smiling. gave me a kiss and told me, i'm hungry, get me something to eat. >> wow. and he died six days later. what do the autopsy guys say? it sounds like they dropped him. sounds like he got dropped on the floor. >

he was taken into custody >>> a connie in ukraine was travelling near donetsk when pro-russian separatists opened fire, and it took place in a province that voted for independence. >>> still missing - nigeria's stolen girls. u.s. aircraft are joining. there's word that the nigerian government may consider its original decision no the negotiate with boko haram. >> a landmark case in virginia is in the appeals court where a panel heard arguments on a decision to strike down the ban on gay marriage. virginia could become the second state to recognise same-sex marriage, joining arkansas. the question is how long? arkansas, the first southern state to recognise same-sex marriage is once again in a battle over civil rights. so far more than 200 couples have been issued marriage licences. now there's a scramble to get married before a stay which could halt the ceremonies. >> it was a rush to the courthouse steps as arkansas became the first bible belt state to allow same-sex marriage. at the head of the line christen seaton and jennifer. >> it's indescribable. i'm in job. first in history. >> the

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uplifting story came perseverance and ends with amazing success these are photographs of 54 year-old connie working what is called a dream job adamant esmond socialist in the city of also. retired last month after two years of volunteering for the city downtown street scene. up until now over the past four years he and his wife have been home was often on he says that the economy hit the skids in the loss all those construction or printmaking six figures to living out was struck in san jose in that time he has applied for a job with the city of polos of more than a dozen times he is finally hired last month and he hopes that the story will inspire others who are in a similar position. >> : we determine what every do anything in life that you want if you determine to do so is there. we have to have of my mind and do that just that we progress in a hand of things our way we set your mind to doing some thing happens a similar letter. ethel's positions in the city part of all sorts part-time gauls his wife but moved into apartment any sponsor he says that he does not ever plan on leaving the ci

. >> the great connie hawkins. >> the hall of famer connie hawkins, who played in the nba, also the abay basketball? what do you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be just like you, robin. >> i mean -- >> thank you. >> everybody, this is holland. i understand your mom has gotten you interested in flea marketing. have you been bitten by the bug? >> yes. i like any kind of shopping. >> you break for yard sales? >> yep. >> good. that's very, very important. and what do you want to do when you get older? >> i kind of want to be a lawyer. >> good. i do, too. thank you so much for coming. have you had a good time? >> yes. >> look at the necklace. that's really my necklace you have on. all of them are going to be back, all of our mini-mes will be back on friday. yeah. let's get to ginger, now, at the beach in atlantic city, for a final check of the weather. >> on the carousel. 1 of 25 rides. 12 of them, brand-new. look at miles. we're having fun, aren't we? give them a wave, miles. a great group despite a little mist out here. let's talk about a place that will be a whole lot hotter tod

. >> reporter: for six heart wrenching days, glen and connie morgan didn't know if their daughter, 44old, kristen hopkins, was dead or alive. it turned out, she was struggling to survive, here, trapped in a wreck ravaged car 140 feet below a winding colorado road, without food or water. >> she was using every means possible to get out of where she was. >> reporter: using whatever she could find in her car, the single mother of four struggled to send out distress messages, using this placard. writing all 911. jaws of life, and mashing this red and white umbrella. need doctor. hurt and bleeding. and thirsty and hungry. six days, no food or water. >> connie had given her that umbrella because she didn't have one in the car. and she uses that umbrella to write messages. >> i know in my heart that she thought of her four kids. i have to stay alive. i have to get home to my babies. >> reporter: finally, a couple driving by spotted hopkins' car upside-down, in the tangled trees. telling police, they thought the person inside was dead. >> we just happened to look at the right place at the rig

we discussed his business, and you know his life with connie. and the jet.e you are just doing it all wrong. >> jimmy: the jet he has a jet? asking who is pregnant? >> i'm iyanla, you are oprah. you are not getting it. i am iyanla trying to fix your life. >> jimmy: does it have a name? >> air maury. >> he does the shows. audience loves him. i wanted to infiltrate the audience i new, award, fame, bikini modeling. i can't walk in there. problematic. some times more of a curse. i realized i had to infiltrate the maury audience in costume in a disguise if you've will. i will say at dinner, maury was a little freaked out during a nice normal conversation i had a plastic bag with the coffee collection, i had makeup, and, you are not the father t-shirt. >> jimmy: you brought this to lunch? >> look, i get it. i come on a little strong. you know what i mean. i always have a plan. i was determined to not only attend the maury show but to be in the front row. i felt like i was the section leader. because you know when it comes time to give some thumbs down. it's like t

. >> an amazing tribute, two dozen of the best known women from network tv journalism including connie chung and robin reports posed for a group picture. >> join us as she celebrate the into-year career of barbara walters tonight with a special. >> she has been an inspiration to many of us, not just the women but the men, the breakdown of the doors and believing in yourself. >> competitiveness she had with others in the business. >> barbara walters can deliver the interviews that no one else do and bring a tear to the eye. >> she tries to make everyone cry and they say they will not cry. she broke the glass ceiling. >>> now, outside, good morning, everyone, the wind has been focusing on sfo in fairfield and blowing inland at 12 to 18 miles per hour and that is the sea breeze. look what happens as we head to afternoon, the winds are 20 miles per hour at point reyes and they pick up for the rest of us and become around 10 or 15 to 20 in san francisco and fairfield and napa and that is why we are going to be cooler today. i don't think the low clouds stay around beyond 10:00 or 11:00 but

conny had a transition asked. on the other hand, and i've personally seen the creation as a problem that creates an ethical problem between the people and my question is what is their international community had fulfilled the promises that were made during the transition process. actually, the research was done before the transition takes place with mazar-e-sharif and the rest of the province is. but none of those promises were mad and actually the lack of trust between the people and the government was created and i think that is going to create a big problem in the future. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. stacked high, i am from the state department, that this question is my personal capacity. i want to tease out who it is that will be providing the civilian policing oriented assistance and capacity building. since nato's mandate does not include civilian policing and nato members are explicitly oppose to expanding that direction arguably assistance will be sufficient. so is that the e.u. mission? is t

she was arrested as protesters reacted into connie part.he was accused of deliberately striking an officer with her elbow. she says she instinctively swung her arm after being grabbed on the breast from behind. her case sparked a national outcry and pleas for leniency. even the majority of the jurors who found her initially guilty. many said it should have been about the police assaulting her. >> supporters of mcmillan spoke outside the courthouse. speakers included lucy parkes, and her surrogate model -- mother. first, her lawyer. >> history will say there was over policing of the occupy wall street movement and essentially, object ofecame an prosecution. i do not see any reason why she would be prosecuted for a felony except to send the message out that says do not get involved in protests, do not get involved in demonstrations. otherwise we will severely do with you if we have a reason to do so. the fact that 90% of all the occupy arrests were dismissed tells me that the police department made such that arrests that not even the das offi

at t m lergs, 28ays conni to watch street stocks are trading at record highs during the friday stocks reversed course and turned back up with a minor gain to the dow up 44. a d f for, the dow closing up friday in the s&p 500 closed seven. right now of futures down 72 at of the opening bell to the big business is at&t has agreed to buy direct tv for 48 and half billion dollars thrift from the proposed combination could include interests include at&t internet service or. his current deal is expected to face tough scrutiny from the fcc and antitrust regulators at the department of justice. a body has been found near grizzly peak in the berkeley hills. this is a map showing where a hiker discovered the body. faugh hoss ofthe body was found yesterday afternoon at the base of a 100-foot cliff. hit police are working to identify the man they say is in his 20's. ofauthorities believe the death was unintentional and say there is no sign of foul play. they added that a person died near the same location they added that a person yourducaon ibuilto location he movyourareeforwd. re'sow: we work t

the stories i know from connie brooks' terrific book about steve ross, master of the game, he wantedwith steven speakberg. he did a deal with a $23 million guarantee and presented to the atari guy saying we need a new game, it's about e.t., we have never done a movie game before, it's got to be out at christmas, four weeks to develop it. go get them. is that the true story? >> what is funny is that every single person who quotes the number, the dollars that were given steven spielberg has a different number. it ranks between 16 and 26. some version of that is true, although it was paid to universal, not to spielberg directly. it's also true that they gave howard scott war shaw, the designer, about five weeks to design the game, which is not enough time. so there are elements involved that are accurate. they definitely did want to get it out for christmas, but there are also parts of the story that aren't exactly true. first of all, the whole deal with spielberg, spielberg picked howard scott warshaw, he really liked the idea for the game. he played the game before it came out and lik

we'll see you back here tomorrow night and this is for connie and wayne. email exposing a direct link between the white house and the controversial benghazi talking points. and now other news organizations joining fox and demanding answers. >> it just seems that there is a political calculation that was being made in these emails. >> tried very hard this morning to distance the white house from the ambassador's remarks on the sunday shows. >> is there a suggestion she got confused. >> you knew full well that these sunday show appearances were going to be dominated by the attack on benghazi. >> relied on points about the benghazi attack that were produced by the cia. >> it did not come from the cia. now we see a document that comes from the white house not the cia attributing the protest to the video. >> the fact that there were protests around the region, threatening our embassies, it was entirely appropriate to have question and answer document prepared for the video it was based on what we knew at the time. >> why were you holding back this information?

. >> we haddiscussed his businessd you know, his life with connie and the jet. are just doing it all wrong. >> jimmy: the jet? he has a jet? asking who is pregnant? >> i'm iyanla, you are oprah. you are not getting it. i am iyanla trying to fix your life. >> jimmy: he has a paternity jet literally. does it have a name? >> air maury. [ laughter ] so he does the shows, and the audience loves him. and i wanted to infiltrate. and i knew once again, the awards, the global fame, the bikini modeling, i can't just walk in there. >> jimmy: problematic. >> sometimes it's really more of a curse. so i realized i had to infiltrate the maury audience in costume, in a disguise, if you will. i will say at dinner, maury was a little freaked out during a nice normal conversation i had a plastic bag with the coffee wig from the coffee collection, and i had some makeup and a "you are not the father" t-shirt. >> jimmy: you brought this to lunch? >> look, i get it. i come on a little strong at first. you know what i mean. but i always have a plan. i was determined to not only attend