we'll be joined by actress debbie mazer. you've seen her on hbo's "entourage" and host of "extra virgin." ted, try to hold yourself. and strategist james carville. first up tonight, congress interrupted. a bipartisan recitation of the constitution was disrupt this had morning by so-called birthers who don't believe president obama is a natural born citizen, heckling from the gallery began when new jersey democrat frank pallone started to read article two, section one of the constitution which deals with presidential eligibility. take a look. >> no person except a natural born citizen or a citizen of the united states at the time of the adoption of this constitution shall be eligible to be in the office of president. >> except obama! except obama! >> the chair would remind all persons in the gallery that they are here as guests of the house and that any manifestation of approval or disapproval of the proceedings is a violation of the rules of the house. >> so, ted, what about this? this woman was shouting, except obama, excep

what happened to debbie and what has happened to the school. is is nothing less than races. when we were in the cell. the discrimination and the terror against black people. the stereotypes about their behavior. some of these diri types are playing a game. and it's forty five years later. it's a coup or sixth grade curriculum that these kids are starting with which is the basics math english history science and the kids are also going to be learning arabic which is an incredibly exciting and unique opportunity for these kids religion plays absolutely no part in the school this is a public school that wouldn't play a part in any of our schools the idea i mean sure does new york city support jewish schools back to schools catholic schools the school is absolutely not a religious school it's a public school without a public curriculum and kids are learning arabic language this you know this country sometimes we can come up with some doozies but this city is subtypes is it a league all over. i had my camera we picture of it. the staff the madrasah coalition found out that this o

i wanted to talk to her about the last e-mail she got from debbie the day debbie disappeared. that e-mail came across 2:25 our time. her cousin lives on the east coast. that e-mail said and i quote "still at home, i'll give you a call, love debbie." that was a couple hours before she disappeared. her cousin telling me this morning her heart is just so confused. and really a lot of people are confused at this point trying to figure out what happened to this teacher. searchers combed an area called phoenix lake yesterday where she likes to hike but came up empty. she's a teacher and mother of an eighth grade son. she's in the process of getting a divorce. her cousin says she's been married about 14 years. she's had a tough past several months with several close family members passing away. her cousin says she handled it all with her usual optimism and that makes her disappearance even more confusing. >> when i spoke with her she seemed very strong and optimistic. when we talked on our e-mails when i checked on her so i just wanted to be able to be in contact with her to know tha

teaching arabic in new york city post nine eleven and not know that it's going to be controversial debbie said they were because your first thing i thought oh that's ridiculous what is new york thinking you don't teach arabic culture in america especially in a public school system. because what that does that right my suitcase stuff in the dress in brooklyn new york these are the terrorists ok this is a way that we can stop this loan from spreading in america folks it starts right here a group formed called the stop the mattress the coalition. there were a lot of internet buds from the stop them atrocity coalition. what was coming out was just so absurd and wrong and misguided. it was racist it was in a four way it was like it was everything that we're not about. continually and some of these blogs kamiya nine eleven denier. my son was one of the first responders as a national guardsman who served for six months at ground zero he was activated on september eleventh the next day they were down at ground zero and he was there for six months witnessing what happened. pamela hall is with stop

became a part of who debbie was how she identified because she was very much engrossed and involved in every aspect of the school that it was immediately a very family were in this together feeling where everyone had a sense of this was going to be something important. the school is targeted at all of new york city kids here in the vision and the hope would be that it would be half english speakers half arabic speakers and the reason for that is if you have a dual language school you want the students to be able to teach each other. we want to have arab americans we want to have african-americans we want to have white kids asian americans latinos that's what we wanted we wanted a multicultural environment. closer brown was chosen as a namesake because it was lebanese maronite christian so he has the arab background but he was also a new yorker he was all about multiculturalism and we just felt that his words embodied what the school would be and what we wanted our students to be. when they think new york city from that state buffalo i was in awe at the diversity and the acceptance and

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a r

i think you've just met debbie and next to debbie are lindsay and trisha, our two daughters. welcome. we're glad that you're here. 10 of my 11 brothers and sisters and sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law are here as well . my poor brother greg, who runs a restaurant in georgia, was unable to be here. but i wanted to acknowledge him. i also want to acknowledge some of my close friends that are here from the other side of the capital. mitch mcconnell is here and two of my best buds, richard from north carolina, zachary chandra liss along with my buddy lauthan. thank you, gentlemen, for being here. i appreciate it. i'm honored and humbled to represent a great, hard-working community in congress, the people of ohio's 8th congressional district continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for which i am deeply grateful. we gather here today at a time of great challenges. nearly one in 10 of our neighbors is out of work. health care costs are still rising for american families. our spending has caught up with us and our debt soon will eclipse the entire size of our national economy

my name is debby dirsh, san francisco native. i'd like to welcome you to the annual cable car bell ringing contest. i would like to introduce mr. ford. >> welcome to the 47th annual cable car bell ringing competition. this is one of a kind. this is a comptation -- competition for the world championship and thank you for coming. i also have to thank our cable car grip men and conductors. every day they help move people around our city, they're great ambassadors and do a great job entertaining visitors to our fine city. we have two members from the mta board, bruce oka and malcolm hideke here today. i'd like to thank our judges. we have judges representing a lot of president businesses here in the union square area. with that, to all the mta employees and fine citizens of san francisco, thank you for joining us today and thank you for your support. >> matt ford, ladies and gentlemen. the bell ringing competition is a two-part event today. we have professionals competing for a number of prizes in the coveted title of world champion

>>> and old acquaintances not forgotten, from clark gable, jimmy stewart, debbie reynolds, they sure knew how to ring in the new year. you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these symptoms or behaviors, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. if you develop serious allergic or skin reactions, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some of these can be life-threatening. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. dosing may be different if you have kidney problems. unti

debbie wasserman schultz has been a leader in the congress for many terms. from day one, she went on to the appropriations committee and many of you know that means a leader on the committee. she has been working very hard on behalf of america's working families. debbie will be leading the way, communicating with our members and with the press honored democratic priorities, job creation, deficit reduction, and strengthening the middle class. henry cuellar has been a leader in terms of deficit reduction in the congress. i am proud of his ongoing work in that regard. he will be working in that way as we develop our priorities and we go forward. one of the last bills we brought to the floor was mr. cuellar's legislation. it was the greatest procurement reform since the early 1990's. he was dogged and pursued a passing that legislation. it has long been a priority for our caucus. i salute him for that and look forward to his expanded role in deficit reduction, procurement reform, ending was, fraud, and abuse and making the right decisions as we go forward to cre

the congress, new york senator kristin gillibrand is with me here in the studio, and congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz is in her home state of florida. senator, first, you talked to the family last night. how is the congresswoman doing? >> she's doing great. when i was there visiting with her, i was telling her how proud i am of her because she is right now inspiring the nation. she epitomizes everything that president obama said in his speech about a way of moving forward, of providing leadership that brings people together, not pushing them apart and focuses on solutions. that's who gabby is. right now, through this struggle, which she will overcome, she is showing raw courage, raw strength something that we can all get behind. she really is our glimmer of hope in a very dark time. >> schieffer: it's my understanding they have taken her off the ventilator, but she of course is still in critical condition. she has not spoken. >> no, but she can move both sides of her body. she can breathe. she's showing people that she can communicate well by, you know, holding our hands and moving h

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit

>> reporter: debbie's not alone.ent american express survey found nearly 50% of small business owners are using social media platforms to boost sales. in debbie's case, she pays jason $180 a year to her social networking for her, but for folks with the time and the tech savvy, this type of high tech marketing can come for free. >> it works. you know, i've seen it work. >> reporter: up next, jason plans to use their upcoming location-based services to automatically spend special offers to folks if they pass by stores. if you have a consumer problem or story idea, give us a call, 888-5-helps-you. julie watts, cbs 5. >>> from twitter to text messaging, eric in pleasanton wants to know, can blind people use text messaging? that's tonight's good question. >> reporter: like a lot of people, aerial gilbert is hooked on her iphone, and sending text messages to her friends, but unlike most of us, ariel is completely blind. >> have you any weird remarks from people like, are you really texting someone? >> you know, people have

i think you have just met debbie. next to debbie r. lindsey and trisha -- next to debbie are lindsay and trisha, our two daughters. thank you, and i am glad that you are here. [applause] 10 of my 11 brothers and sisters and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law are here as well. my brother who runs a restaurant in georgia was unable to be here, but i wanted to a knowledge him. i also wanted to let knowledge some of my close friends that are here from the other side of the capital. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader is here. two of my best but, richard burt from north carolina, and my friend from georgia, along with my bdy lathem, thank you for being here, gentlemen. i appreciate it. [applause] i am honored and humbled to represent a great, hard-working community in congress. the peoples of ohio's eighth congressional district continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for wch as deeply grateful. we gather here today at a time of great challenges. nearly one of 10 of our neighbors are out of work, health care costs are still

they have come from debbie schmitt on the day she disappeared. there's actually two of them that day. one came at 2:25, just a couple hours before she went missing. schmitt had been calling her and emailing her about the things going on in her life. the email said still at home, will give you a call, love debbie. >> she said show would call me. i was floored when her husband called me and told me. i'm still floored. i still don't know what to say. >> reporter: she said the teacher was a devoted mother. she said she did like to volunteer and go to soup kitchens. there's discussion that the police will turn it to the san francisco area. they will talk about the strategy for today. if we get any new information, we'll update you. we'll follow the case all day long. reporting for ktvu news. >>> we're following developing news out of switzerland where this morning there was a minor explosion at a hotel close to where world leaders are meeting. it blew out a hotel window but did not cause other damage. a group protesting the world economic forum had th

we need to continue on that road and i note that under the leadership of debbie wasserman schultz and henry cuellar of texas who has been a strong proponent of fiscal responsibility, that we will be successful in that effort, and again i say to my republican colleagues, i congratulate mr. boehner on his victory, mr. cantor on his taking a title that i really like to have. you can keep calling me that if you want. i will not object. but i understand that elections have consequences. the fact of the matter is that the american public want to see progress, not division. they want to seek jobs, not simply political rhetoric. they're not interested in just hearing about us reading the constitution as will be done on thursday, they are hopeful that we will accomplish what the constitution envisioned and that was the betterment of the general welfare of all americans. so i congratulate the speaker on the appointment of debbie wasserman schultz and henry cuellar of vice chairs of our policy committee, joining george miller and rosa delauro, making sure that we keep the faith with the american

congressman debbie wassermann schultz and nichelle nichols right now. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smile loy with every question and every answer. nationwide is proud to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one nation at a time. >> and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ [captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> due to the news coming out of arizona, we juggled our program tonight with watchdog elizabeth warren will air tomorrow night. tonight, we continue to cover the aftermath of the deadly rampage in arizona over the weekend with debbie wassermann schultz. she's one of gabriel gifford rece closest friends. sorry to have you on under these conditions and circumstances. a delight to have you on as well. >> thanks, tavis, it is good to be with you but not under these circumstances. tavis: we hear your friend is breathing on her own now? >> she is. i was able to speak with her, her husband mark yesterday. you know, it was grease -- great to hear the strength in his voice and the optimism he has. anyone that kn

how proud we are of their leadership, debbie and henry. with that, we would be pleased to take some questions that you may have. >> you have talked a lot about jobs and the dead. have you regret that you did not use the two years to focus more on jobs and especially debt? >> no. as a matter of fact, we have sent a very positive initiatives to the united states senate where they were held up by the republicans in the senate. it is hard to believe that they may want not to cooperate when it was a question of creating jobs, whether it was jobs related to new, green technologies. so, no, we have no regret. we have set legislation for job creation, which republicans in the senate held up. deficit reduction has been a high priority for us. it is our mantra, pay as you go. unfortunately, that will be changed now. this administration inherited a near depression so the initiatives we took were positive for the american people, if not enough to say 9.5% to implement is tolerable. as long as we have that, we have to continue to fight for job creation

i think you have just met debbie. next to debbie r.lindsey and trisha -- next to debbie are lindsay and trisha, our two daughters. thank you, and i am glad that you are here. [applause] 10 of my 11 brothers and sisters and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law are here as well. my brother who runs a restaurant in georgia was unable to be here, but i wanted to a knowledge him. i also wanted to let knowledge some of my close friends that are here from the other side of the capital. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader is here. two of my best but, richard burt from north carolina, and my friend from georgia, along with my buddy lathem, thank you for being here, gentlemen. i appreciate it. [applause] i am honored and humbled to represent a great, hard-working community in congress. the peoples of ohio's eighth congressional district continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for which as we deeply grateful. we gather here today at a time of great challenges. nearly one of 10 of our neighbors are out of work, health care costs are

debbie opened her eyes. (cheering) (applause) get be opened her eyes and i can tell you she knows we are here, she knows we love her, she knows we are rooting for her which will be a difficult time. >> gifford remains in the hospital in critical condition. meantime 9 year-old christina green will be buried this afternoon. the first of six funerals. >> people in the bay area moved by the events of arizona held a candlelight vigil. the east bay young democrats, courage campaign and others organized this campaign. all involved wanted to show prayer and concern for the victims and support for the families. meantime a federal judge from southern california is appointed to cancel the case against the shooter. judge larry bird's was given the case after arizona recused themselves because of conflict of interest. >> said cruz police are looking for graffiti vandal who threaten that violence. you see as the student was found with graffiti in the bathroom. the message reportedly laid out plans for violence for tuesday

but i want to talk to debbie wasserman shultz about this whole idea of bipartisanship. is this going to be a situation where congress gets together and does the people's good? or is this a recipe for gridlock? >> well, that remains to be seen. what democrats will do, now that we're in the minority in the house but remain in the majority in the senate and hold the white house, is measure everything that the republicans propose by whether it creates jobs, turns the economy around, and cuts the deficit. what remains to be seen is whether members like mike kelly are going to be able to turn their essentially campaign rhetoric into some kind of reality, because with all due respect to his response, there isn't any there there. we haven't heard any concrete proposals. anthony is absolutely right. we've only heard attacks on what they don't like. we've got to make sure that we continue the progress and the prosperity we've been moving forward towards. the s&p finished the year up 86%, the dow up 16%. we've increased manufacturing exponentially. we're beginning to aggressively

florida congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz was in the room at the time. you describe this as feeling like a "miracle." tell us what happened. >> well, i was... we all were so full of joy to be able to be by the bedside of our good friends gabby and never expected anything like what happened. we were just talking to her like girlfriends talk to each other and urging her on and encouraging her recovery and at one point senator gillibrand, kirsten, was holding her hand, rubbing her hand and gabby was rubbing back with her thumb and kirsten was talking about "gabby you've got to get better quick. we're going to go out for pizza like we did a couple weeks ago." then i said... we vacations with them for the last couple summers so i said to her "gabby, you've got to get better as quick as you can because we're expecting you back in new hampshire this summer." and right when i said that she... her eyes started to open just a little bit with slits but definitely you could see she was struggling to get them open and mark, her husband, said "oh, gabby, honey, if you

i think debbie is correct.re, we need to have -- be able to have debate here in this country. we need to be able to advocate our position strongly. ultimately, we need to have some ground rules. we need to realize we're not all here very long, that life is a precious miracle that beg ars our imagination. when we don't treat each other as fellow children of god, therein lies the great problem. somehow that was the ultimate focus of our political discourse, we are all trying to get through this life together and make sure that future generations have a better life than we had, then i think sometimes a lot of that debate would get better. and the important thing, we don't want unhinged guys like john hinkley or this guy to be the ones who are the centinnels of our debate. we don't want to change what we say because we're afraid some lunatic may not like it. >> with the highly, highly perfect missive gun laws that we have in arizona has to be examined. that doesn't mean denial of. it means accessibility and how --

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i think you have just met debbie. next to debbie r. lindsey and trisha -- next to debbie are lindsay and trisha, our two daughters. thank you, and i am glad that you are here. [applause] 10 of my 11 brothers and sisters and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law are here as well. my brother who runs a restaurant in georgia was unable to be here, but i wanted to a knowledge him. i also wanted to let knowledge some of my close friends that are here from the other side of the capital. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader is here. two of my best but, richard burt from north carolina, and my friend from georgia, along with my buddy lathem, thank you for being here, gentlemen. i appreciate it. [applause] i am honored and humbled to represent a great, hard-working community in congress. the peoples of ohio's eighth congressional district continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for which as we deeply grateful. we gather here today at a time of great challenges. nearly one of 10 of our neighbors are out of work, health care costs are

she is looking after to debbie because she's very treat-motivated.'ll sit, down. >> does she get along with other dogs? >> in kennels with other dogs. we are careful with small dogs with children because the dogs are fragile and the kids don't get rough. >>. >> thanks for joining us.

i think you have just met debbie. next to debbie r. lindsey and trisha -- next to debbie are lindsay and trisha, our two daughters. thank you, and i am glad that you are here. [applause] 10 of my 11 brothers and sisters and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law are here as well. my brother who runs a restaurant in georgia was unable to be here, but i wanted to a knowledge him. i also wanted to let knowledge some of my close friends that are here from the other side of the capital. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader is here. two of my best but, richard burt from north carolina, and my friend from georgia, along with my buddy lathem, thank you for being here, gentlemen. i appreciate it. [applause] i am honored and humbled to represent a great, hard-working community in congress. the peoples of ohio's eighth congressional district continue to afford me the privilege to serve, for which as we deeply grateful. we gather here today at a time of great challenges. nearly one of 10 of our neighbors are out of work, health care costs are

i'm here with captain debbie ward of the san jose fire department. you said there were some delay in water getting this this fire. explain that. >> it was in normal parameters, but we have a station that had been changed, the engine was taken out of the station and a truck was put in. truck 30 was the first company here, which saw truck with no water. engine 4 followed quickly after that in about a minute. >> and they were able to put that fire out in about a half hour, which does seem to be a reasonable time. >> yes, it does. the knock down happened quick. >> reporter: what kind of damage are we talking about? >> i don't have an estimate on dollar value, but we have damage to the first floor, the porch and the front of the house. >> reporter: and the closing of the fire station we were talking about or the taking away of the engine from the fire station that was because of the budget cuts. how much affect do you think that had on this? >> on this fire, i don't think it had a large effect. it can on other fires. this one it didn't. the engine was her

. >> debbie, we miss you we need to so much you are our north star. why it is lost without you. we need to back to your. please come home talk to someone, and get connected back with us. we need to. we love you and your loved and look at this outpouring, your students were shipped you as a teacher. if you are so necessary and the thought of you sat, depressed, lonely and feeling abandoned it's not the reality, it's not the reality please get help and please come back we love you. please. >> cross police believe they will continue searching for debra with see the eight partners in marin county. investigators at this time they did not suspect foul play is involved in this missing persons case. >> a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza a few high clouds out there today mostly sunny skies, temperatures are widespread in the 60s with a couple exceptions. if fairfield 52, 53 antioch because the fog really on to the early afternoon. it's clear the fog of reform shortly. 660 in oakland, 67 in redwood city, 60 in half moon bay. let's take a look at our current visibility, wer

it sick year-old debbie madden there's her photo, admitted to taking small amounts of cocaine spilled from evidence on five occasions. the fallout from all of that included the dismissal of hundreds of drug cases. police chief george said he is really disappointed by this decision to prosecute. madden is still facing an unrelated felony cocaine possession charge. police are releasing photos of this man they say he tried to assault the woman outside a santa cruz 711. that man is still on the list tonight. investigators say he punched the woman before tried to assault her in the parking lot of the store. the woman was able to get away she ran into the store for help. when looking at the golden gate bridge which quite a few people heading into the city may be four parties tonight, the traffic is flowing well. stay with us will be right back. this is near pier 39 in san francisco a lot of people milling. some people as we know are beginning to move in this direction to be at tonight's big party along the embarcadero and a fireworks show. it will be a lot of fun. national news, there is mo

debbie, i'll be back later, okay? >> okay. all right. >> we can't keep bombing your body, john.e can't. that's the bottom line. >> bomb me. i'd rather be like that than dead. >> nobody wants to die. nobody wants to die. and at the same time, nobody wants to die badly. and that is my job. my job is to try to prevent people from dying if there's a possible way to do it that will preserve a quality of life that's acceptable to them. but if they can't go on, to try to make the death a good death. were you here during the night? okay. good morning, norman. we're going to just listen to your chest and do a few other things on the exam, and we'll try very hard not to hurt in anyway. can you just open your eyes up a little bit for me and look all the way up? >> narrator: it's been two days since norman smellie was brought to the icu from the bone marrow transplant unit, and he has continued to get worse. >> all right, don't push too hard because he's got pain in his thigh. >> narrator: so dr. nelson wants to meet with norman's family and dr. osman to discuss his prognosis. >> he has a l