evan davidson says the woman in the casket at the funeral didn't even look like his wife, darlene.n here in family photos.. the mortuary in inglewood claimed it was because of the embalming process. but a few days later, davidson got a call asking him to come in and identify another body at the mortuary. which turned out to be his wife. >> "you know instead of trying to get over it, you go right back into it. i wasn't sleeping as it was. now here we go again" >> catherine: a mortuary spokesman says they did bury the wrong person in darlene davidson's grave. they've offered to dig up the body.and pay for both families to have proper funeral services. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it s

. >> hey, darlene, who's the black sheep in your family?l my sister's kid jamal. >> who has those? who choose their flimsy relays? >> which ways to anne hathaway, clearly, those people were making jokes. let's go. who did you rather sleep with, julia roberts or julia styles? don't answer that. >> ah, memories. good night, kids, go read a book. [ ♪ from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest is donnie wahlberg going to be joining us later on the program on the... lonnie anderson. that's the woman i would be. ( applause ) if you can be any animal, if you can be any woman but nobody ever asked me are you satisfied with you? (laughing) a little bit of housekeeping. last week we did a very clever bit on our program called 19th century news. within the bit we had very witty fun concerning mississippi's just recently ratifying the 13th amendment. agreeing to end slavery, a mere 148 years after. a

darlene? >> sure. i think this is a critical point.he reality is that there are people in this country who live at the intersections of all of these issues. >> amen. hello. say that again. yes. >> we can't really split this up in that way. it's time for us to move further towards a broader social justice view, such as what you were saying in your introduction. this is a long arc and we're moving -- not just about marriage equality. although this is a critical aspect of law that i think we should not deny people the right that other people have. but it's beyond that. it's about everyone having the ability to live freely in our society and i think that's the point i'm making when i make that connection between civil rights. >> let me ask you about that. how much beyond marriage is this? marriage is one part of it. but it's only one part of. >> as we've learned from the history of civil rights and women's rights that substantive equality does not necessarily follow directly on the heels of civil rights achievement. you get brown v board b

it is for us and we're going to get that day. >> it's true, darlene.ay, and this movement is beautiful. it is strong. it is national. it is grassroots, and we're going to get that day. and it is an incredible team, a wonderful team that brought these festivities together. and i want to market as well not just because of the team but because of the holiday, my holiday, passover that is here in front of us today. it's more than appropriate and actually we would be remiss if we didn't pause here today to mention our friends and family and leaders and say, pro-lgbt faith leaders, institutions and individuals that have been with us through thick and through thin, through the whole planning process for this day, this beautiful day. let's pause here and give it up for leaders in faith. [cheers and applause] spent that's right, alan. we have over 100 faith leaders who helped make today possible. more than 100 of them. there's been a faith committee working with us throughout the entirety of planning these events. so we really want to make a shout out for all t

she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene?o you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she said, "hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend." i was like, "excuse me?" she said, "yeah, you heard me right," and i was like, "i don't think so." >> she come back and say something? >> who, mama? i had to talk to her. yeah, go figure, right? >> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loaner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake

darlene's husband was in the passenger seat. >> he didn't want to go today. he was kind of tired, but he said, well, ken is going to drive so i'll go. he wasn't gone but 30 minutes. reporter: the chp says the driver likely had some type of medical emergency as he was driving down state route 37 at 55 miles-per-hour. he went 200 feet before he tore through the marsh land, crashed through that rot iron fence and ended up in the candle. >> danny was messing with his phone, how people do, and next thing he know he looked up and was going off into the water. reporter: the two men were able to kick their doors open and get out of the sinking car. a good samaritan husband and wife help them out of the water and called for help. that's when the driver may have had a second medical emergency. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. his passenger was treated for hypothermia and released. >> potential for fatal collision, thankfully it was not. >> he's thanking god. >> the investigation into what caused the crash continues inch vallejo, abc7 news. >> ama: ne

. >> hey, darlene, who's the black sheep in your family?l my sister's kid jamal. >> who has those? who choose their flimsy relays? >> which ways to anne hathaway, clearly, those people were making jokes. let's go. who did you rather sleep with, julia roberts or julia styles? don't answer that. >> ah, memories. good night, kids, go read a book.[ [ ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good show tonight. former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor is joining us this evening sitting right here discussing the supreme court and her new sitcom. [ laughter ] if you watch our program or are alive, you might be aware that this country has been facing some difficult economic times which have caused a great deal of soul searching about how we as a nation can identify and rectify the causes of our financial meltdow

and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give theward. here she comes. [cheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster recognition. and, dan, things started happening. one of the things that gave attention to our neighborhood is when we decided we were going to have a new branch library. ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have

enforced for 100 years >> it hasn't been enforced apparently since the 1990s when day care operator darlene davis had her business license held up because she was living with her man. >> jon: are you [bleep] kidding me? they had to be stopped? most normal states would just be happy they found each other. virginia, but this is only a start in virginia's effort to stay current with the last century. >> the statue has been one of those lingering legal curiosities like the law against washing your mule on the sidewalk, no hunting on sundays and our famous anti-sodomy statute sniem your famous anti-sodomy statute? you talk about that the same way masons talked about their hot dogs. virginia, come for the beaches. stay because we incarcerated you forgetting a blow job. and this isn't the first victory for the state senator who spearheaded the repeal adam evan >> he has targeted old laws before >> i repealed the law against serving sangria about six years ago. we're working at them one at a time. >> jon: why is that guy so familiar? wait a minute. is that the same the same man of the sidewalk mule

darlene, do you agree with that?he american public is ready for marriage equality. the majority of americans have already said they believe in marriage equality and the freedom to marry on. it's a fact, no need to really argue about that. and the demonstration handing today is that there are hundreds and hundreds of people out here, but more importantly, carol, all over this country, more than 150 events in all 50 states with people letting their community, their neighbors, their co-workers, their community know that they care about marriage equality and that it is time america is ready for this and the time is now. >> peter does have a point because prop 8, which in essence bans marriage -- or limits marriage to between a man and a woman, prop 8 was voted on by the people of california. >> that's right. prop 8 was voted on by the people of california. but you know what, we never talk about how close it was. we never talk about the fact that this was practically split 50/50 at the time. and let me tell you, it's been

and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give theheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster

darlene, come on in and take a look.irst reaction. >> oh, gosh, i'm afraid. >> i'm telling you, it worked for me, darlene. i'm loving that mirror. it's coming home to me. >> how close do i need to get? >> just get right up to it. you'll see. do you see it? >> they did it to me, too, darlene! >> let me explain this. this is a mirror -- this is used in a new video and it's being used to promote the new movie "the last exorcism part two. they did this at a hair salon to unsuspecting customers to give them a scare when they sat down. it is the mirror that has a frightening-looking young lady inside of it, who basically then ge ge gets out and does even weirder stuff. what do you think? >> my hands are shaking. have you guys nothing better to do? >> no. no. >> i mean, what's happening around here? >> i'm thinking nothing of it. >> matt is the biggest prankster in the world. >> i was so excited, thinking how do i get my hands on this mirror, making me look younger, thinner. >> who is in the box? >> natasha, who is a little fre

officer darlene fieste is still adapting to working behind the walls of folsom. >> i'm not used to being around violence when i started, you know, not that. it really shocked me. how cruel and emotionless these people can be. >> it does get scary sometimes. you hear a lot of the war stories from around here. >> i've been stabbed. i've had my knee broke. >> i had a back injury first, stabbed. >> i was assaulted by an inmate in handcuffs. >> i was stabbed seven times. >> if you show the inmates fear, then they're going to go ahead and feed on it. >> keeping that fear in control can be difficult inside this 100-year-old prison because what was state of the art at the turn of a previous century is now the biggest challenge to the officers' safety. >>> when we return, cellblock 5, the most notorious cellblock inside folsom. >>> folsom state prison is more than 120 years old, and as a result, the facilities are a patchwork of prison technology. for example, arriving inmates are kept track of by a modern computer database while officers on duty keep track of their weapons and keys by using a mo

darlene was right. bring upme pleasure to our next speaker is. -- speakers.ublican with a gay family member. they come all the way from new hampshire to be with us today. >> what a wonderful and momentous day. thank you so much, everyone. >> will always figured that my brother was gay, but it wasn't until thanksgiving 2007 when he came out. i mentioned a friend had told me his relationships that this had changed on f-- status had changed on facebook. mom almost appeared with a barrage of questions about who the mysterious person could be. you could see the fear building in his eyes and i knew i had probably gotten him into something he wasn't ready for that day. but my mom knows her kids and she knows the right things to say. she looked at him and said, is it a boy? if it's a boy, it's ok. you could see the wall that he had built the starting to crumble. and use all the wall crash down. he turned to calvin and he said, nothing has changed between us. we love you the same, no matter what. you are our son. when i look at my brother, i can't help but want him to

darlene? >> thank you, jay. i wanted to start off by objecting to the decision this morning to limit the president's remarks to just print and not broader -- [inaudible] >> i take your objection. i think it was live streamed so everyone in america with electricity and a computer could see it today. >> that's true -- >> live streamed on whitehouse.gov why not allow it. involve cameras. >> i take your objection. >> we don't want to see a situation where live striming of us being there. >> that is certainly not the case. but i appreciate the, i appreciate the point. >> jay, what was the reason for it? >> again, we made a decision based on the fact it was live streamed. there is print pooler there or was there. and it was available for everyone to see. >> how many events have been live screened and do you let the pool in and other reporters in? why the change this time? >> i again i think because of logistics of this and the fact it was live streamed and print pooler was sent. there is no, i would not read anything

they cut it. >> that is darlene in concord, michigan. we are waiting to take you live to nancy losey. next up, riverside, california on our democrats line. scott? >> four eight cents on the dollar, for every -- there are 130 million tha transaction thae tao. at eight cents per tradition, that is $50 million a day, a billion dollars every three years. you put it toward your roads and bridges. >> you are talking about a transaction tax. >> ok. all the people it would higher would be paying taxes, and all of the materials they would buy would help the economy. it is a win-win. >> teresa and virginia. -- and virginia appeared quite high, i am from new york. >> i'm getting it wrong. >> that is ok. i just wanted to say how sick and i was by what the president is doing, scaring the american people. he says the american people want what he is selling. i am an american, and i do not want what he is selling. he is got his tax hike. it is about time we started cutting funding. my family has to live on 2% less the cut taxes are going up. why can't h

darlene was right. it gives me pleasure to bring up our next speaker is. -- speakers.lican with a gay family member. they come all the way from new hampshire to be with us today. >> what a wonderful and momentous day. thank you so much, everyone. >> will always figured that my brother was gay, but it wasn't until thanksgiving 2007 when he came out. i mentioned a friend had told me his relationships that this had changed on f-- status had changed on facebook. mom almost appeared with a barrage of questions about who the mysterious person could be. you could see the fear building in his eyes and i knew i had probably gotten him into something he wasn't ready for that day. but my mom knows her kids and she knows the right things to say. she looked at him and said, is it a boy? if it's a boy, it's ok. you could see the wall that he had built the starting to crumble. and use all the wall crash down. he turned to calvin and he said, nothing has changed between us. we love you the same, no matter what. you are our son. when i look at my brother, i can't help but want him to h