cory -- are those women's underwear, cory?> i think so. >> jimmy: hold them up so we can really see them. whose are those, cory? >> they would be my mom's. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now that's -- all right. she must -- she must be delighted now. was this your first time going through your mother's underwear drawer? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. let's do it again. $200 for a pair of men's underwear. all right. men's -- go leslie. go! leslie, again, is a fourth grade teacher, so -- wow. wait a minute. wait, who -- leslie, where did you get those underwear? >> it certainly wasn't from my principal. >> jimmy: you got them from someone standing by -- did he take them much? >> my fourth grade students are watching. >> jimmy: there's a man standing by with underwear in his hand? >> jimmy, i got to stay g-rated. i'm a fourth grade teacher. >> jimmy: you are, with a naked man to your right. all right, so -- leslie, one more thing. this is complicated. $500 to bring back an embarrassing picture of yourself. and whoever has the more embarras

i mean, you got your cory matthews. you got topanga. you got mr. and -- what was the name of that nerdy kid from the first couple seasons? mingus? munkus? no, minkus! yeah, he was definitely the biden of the group." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this next one is called the, "if i was in 'boy meets world,' i'd be shawn hunter, mostly because he was cool, but part because his name was 'shawn' and i always wanted to be named 'shawn.' think about it -- shawn obama. how cool would that be? also, he had cool hair. one time i went to the barber and i said, 'i want my hair to be like shawn hunter's hair,' but the guy just looked at me and said, 'who?' heh, heh, good times." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] must have been an interesting meeting because here's another. this is the, "remember 'the boy meets world' where cory's bother eric is studying for the sats, but he's not that smart, so mr. feeny, who is somehow their neighbor, principal and history teacher -- i never got how that wopaed -- tutors him? and then shawn goes to live with mr. turn

already feel the heat from this place the life balance in people working here and now they say hello cory byrd just really hard laborous that his various ices from breaking glass as well as this process thick skulled says. they're often. it. is amazing that inside such industrial setting they can produce ice and sleet jackets and beautiful. process hasn't changed much over the past two hundred years items are so how made by skilled local workers. this delightful building in the town was constructed as a church at the end of the nineteenth century during the soviet times it was closed like thousands of others around the country this church here became government offices and the cinema it wasn't until ninety three it became a museum. there are thousands of glass items here ranging from the eighteenth century onwards representing the history and development of the factories craftsmanship. there was a tradition of giving crystal artworks as gifts to their guests of town and also important and famous people in russia for example these crystal table lamps decorated with emblems of all the sovie

successful display in shanghai and is no fifteenth in the rankings there are no team has been improved cory that will hopefully help the driver to climb up the table in the last in races of the season recently speculation has emerged that the transfer more bill for the new contract for next season and placed with another driver however remains team principal says he is so disappointed with the result and the way the trophies and brewing i heard very pleased. to tell you do. you clearly very well i think very well i was for a one hour is not a terrorist or very high you know but this is a very powerful at like every new driver and from what you know you need time so to understand to to get the best of your car it's not easy is very tough competition needs to develop like a normal driver you know either you do very well so far so we just you know we're just waiting to see how it develops and before the season we will have so this goes for next year recently this poor. commercial miracle still said to us you could be among the countries that could be considered for staging an f one grand prix

cory pavin is your leader. no. 3, jason bay found out the hard way why it's called the warning track going face first into the wall. no. 2, back to the coliseum, trevor cahill, look what i found. the all-star gets his glove up just in time to rob alexei ramirez and your no. 1 play of the night, andy roddick taking on malis. check out the between the legs return the unfortunately roddick returned it to win the point and would take the match from three sets. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, i tore both my rotator cuffs. first i injured this shoulder, then this one, then this one two more times. playing with my kids was not an option. when a lot of doctors could have gone in and just said, "no, can't fix it." but he didn't give up. today i can throw my kids around in the pool. i can still coach rugby and share my love of the game. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. news. a child has been a shot in east oakland. >>> we want to get some breaking news before we let y

cory pavin is your leader.bay found out the hard way why it's called the warning track going face first into the wall. no. 2, back to the coliseum, trevor cahill, look what i found. the all-star gets his glove up just in time to rob alexei ramirez and your no. 1 play of the night, andy roddick taking on malis. check out the between the legs return the unfortunately roddick returned it to win the point ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, when the stage is set...

cori pay venn is the captain of the riding team.self up for an easy birdie. 3 under par for the tournament. the ball actually hits the lip of the bunker but still ends up in good shape on the green. six players tied four shots back. >>> mike krzyzewski will have to make a decision tonight. iguodala, he had a good night. kevin durant will play in the upcoming world championships. no one from the olympic team is competing for a spot. the final international tournament continues. this is the drive that ended the game. they called the mercy rule with the u.s. winning 8-0. and the bay area's pride soccer team continues to roll. the proud righted washington 1/3 1. they have a 13 point lead in the women's professional soccer. that's it. we ' see you tomorrow. >> they were hosting a lot of veterans but next week a lot of people will be headed to the the coliseum to see the new money movie. >> i was out there this week and billy bean was talking about -- the wriers are having a hard time because it got his daughter's attention. >> it's somet

there's a sign that says cory, send money. love, mom. elisabeth l i'm sure, big-time.eamy upstairs. she can save you big-time all the way around. >> not sure it's going to work with cory. but she can save you a lot of money. n> why not try it? eli was able to save a family ome simpl they were deep in debt. too.found some simple ways. and she can show you, too. sh the fouis the third family she's helped. words >>> also this morning, the four words that strike fear and dread into so many hearts. do going to do an experiment. when someone comes up to you and says, we need to talk, what do you think? youh-oh. >> that proves my point. says, we n exactly. that's exactly what the bachelorette found out monday night. it can lead to heartbreak. juju has a story about what you can do when that conversation comes. and how to heal a broken heart. >> i love the "seinfeld" episode, when george, his girlfriend is trying to break up with him. she says, we need to talk. he says, no one needs to talk. no one needs to. >>> and we're all looking to get ahead. aren't we all? to find a job

. >> reporter: cory, for example, came from korea.eg is deformed from being raised in a chicken cage. sherri's own home is a temporary stop before dogs move to one of puttville's 30 foster homes or get adopted. >> are you going to come with us? >> reporter: she hopes one day she won't have to turn away another dog. >> you got your paper work and everything. we're going to find you a new home. >> reporter: for rescuing hundreds of senior dogs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sherri franklin. sharon chin, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >> i'll dance if you feed me, too. hey, that's great. >>> to see the dogs up for adoption at muttville use our link at cbs5.com/jeffersonawards. >>> this is san jose. 10 degrees below normal today. now the areas that will warm by 10 on your thursday as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,, those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. a

can the and cory looked at court records?i am sure the answer to that is -- can the inquiry look at court records? i am sure the answer to that is yes. it will take them wherever it leads them. he can look at all of the intelligence information. the report will be for me. in the end, i have to make a decision about what should be put in the public domain. it is my intention to publish a report. but i have to have regard for what is in national interests and security interests. >> no one in this house is likely to underestimate [unintelligible] is not a matter of great concern, the british security officials appear to have a record when it comes to human rights and coercive techniques? was it not expressed time and time again that torture does not help to undermine it? >> if there is no suggestion that the british agents were officials were involved directly in torture themselves. i think that is important that we get that straight. fed is not for his being said. but the general point that we do not keep ourselves safe and sec

can the and cory looked at court records?i am sure the answer to that is -- can the inquiry look at court records? i am sure the answer to that is yes. it will take them wherever it leads them. he can look at all of the intelligence information. the report will be for me. in the end, i have to make a decision about what should be put in the public domain. it is my intention to publish a report. but i have to have regard for what is in national interests and security interests. >> no one in this house is likely to underestimate [unintelligible] is not a matter of great concern, the british security officials appear to have a record when it comes to human rights and coercive techniques? was it not expressed time and time again that torture does not help to undermine it? >> if there is no suggestion that the british agents were officials were involved directly in torture themselves. i think that is important that we get that straight. fed is not for his being said. but the general point that we do not keep ourselves safe and sec

. >> thank you cory for joining us. in a few moments kenneth feinberg speaks to washington. in a little less than an hour, a town hall meeting of how that works. and later a session on guantanamo bay detainees. >> the senate judiciary meets together for eelena kagan. you with find this online and for past support at c-sp c-span.orgclac-span.or c-span.org/kagan. >> c-span is available in homes as a public service created by american cable companies. >> now kenneth feinberg, administrator of the bp fund, he spoke in washington for a little less than an hour. >> objection >> could i have your attention please? we are pleased to have kenneth feinberg as a speaker. ken and i have known each other on capitol hill, i was working with senator vie, ken had come to capitol hill after time as an assistant attorney in new york and worked for a judge in court of appeals. ken is native of massachusetts, and graduated from ny law school. and after leaving in 1980 he set up the office for kay scluler and appointed by judge in the southern district of new york. to help the special master for