i only need $200,000. >> hey, dee dee. >> coming up -- >> hey! >> -- dee moore tries to broker a deal. >> tell them i will film next week on it. i'm ready to go now. >> but first -- >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, one of the most manipulative, conniving people i've ever encountered. >> a high-profile rapist does little to improve his reputation. >> everybody thinks i'm a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. ♪ >>> lined with luxury homes on one side and the ocean on the other, bayshore boulevard is one of the best drives there is in tampa, florida. it's also the location of a high-profile crime that captivated the city. the offender is currently in the hillsborough county jail. >> in the press, i'm bayshore rapist, because it happened on bayshore boulevard. five days ago, i was convicted. i didn't think i was going to be convicted. >> luis harris is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty by a jury on all counts of sexual battery, kidnapping, impersonating a police officer, grand theft, and fraudulent use of credit cards. >> the

dee moore and a few other women get to spend one hour twice a week in an enclosed recreation yard. >> dee dee'sre says today's session is especially eventful. >> we found something amazing you don't get to see in here. a green leaf. we never get to see them. you don't get to see trees or grass. to us, this is nature. so we enjoy just seeing the green leaf. >> prosecutors say it was moore's desire to collect a different kind of green that motivated her to murder a florida state lottery winner. moore says she's not only innocent but hopes to be someday compensated for her time in jail. she's envisioned the plan in detail. >> i want disney to create and search for prince charming and they find me the perfect man and then we go in dates on all the disney world theme parks and he'll have to dress up like prince charming and i have to dress up like cinderella. i think that would be a good reality show. all the guys get glass slippers and the only slipper that fits me is the guy i want to marry me. and then i marry at the castle. and when i marry at the castle, i want mickey mouse and minnie and all o

well, i will be when the morphine wears off but until then-- ♪ teedily deedily, dee, dee ♪ teedily, deeo, hoo, hoo... gee, i feel bad. if people knew the real monty burns and not the silver-dollar- throwing morphine addict you've become, they might like you. yeah, if you want to change your image you've got to get your face out there. oh. on... the radio. that's it. the radio. i'll go on the most popular program of the day. i assume that's still don macneil and his breakfast club. oh, get with the times, man. it's jerry rude and the bathroom bunch. oh, i don't think mr. burns would like that show. burns: what's the matter? think i'm not hip? i don't have enough vo-dee-oh-doh? thank you, knick-knack and paddy-whack-- the siamese midgets. we'll be sure to catch your new series on fox. good luck, mr. burns. and if you get in trouble, i wrote some jokes about how white people are different from black people. how you doing, mr. burns? jerry rude. welcome to the show. i am pleased to... let's get this geezer out quick so we can bring in the lesbian gladiators. you see, white people have names

ah dee da ba dee ah deee'd meet her at the diner at 9 o'clock leather boots high eyeliner laid on extra dark ♪ ♪ she got a table set for two but he never made it through and she tried to play it cool while she cried ♪ ♪ but when she gets home she puts her headphones on she plays her favorite song and fades away ♪ ♪ when the music's on she can do no wrong where she feels safe and calm and it's okay ♪ ♪ and she says ba do ba do ba dee ah dee da ba dee ah dee da ♪ ♪ the world keeps turning it goes on yeah she'll say ♪ ♪ ba do ba do ba dee ah dee da ba dee ah dee da ♪ ♪ the world keeps turning it goes on yeah she'll say ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off shake it ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off shake it ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off shake it ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off ♪ ♪ got to shake it off shake it got to shake it off s

dee dee workman. if you'd like to speak please line up >> i'm dee dee from the san francisco chamber of commerce. we ventured appreciate the departments taking the time to look at this through a citywide analysis. there are many individual proposals in various sections of the pipeline regarding those and we'll to see those tabled and publically vetted and we hope the economic analysis will be unbiased would no summations about the impact good or badass formula retail on the san francisco vitality out the gate. we wonder if the $40,000 budget is sufficient. we encourage a larger budget but we're pleased with this approach to use facts and data to craft the data and we support this effort and look forward to working with the department. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners ilene i'm here today on behalf of the belmont code committee. we met yesterday and we saw the report and we want to commend the staff setting forgot the issues from board members of what's the future of retail in san francisco. so i want to share with you the committee at belmount is wholeheartedly in support.

. >> george: dee dee works with petros, and says the prayer rooms are packed with people at all hours of the day. deeelieves the prayers lifted from this place and other sites across indonesia are shaking the spiritual foundation of his nation. >> there is power when hundreds of thousands of believers meet in small prayer groups, houses, or towers like this one. >> george: 13% of the globe's muslims live here in indonesia. located between the indian and pacific oceans in southeast asia, indonesia boasts a thriving economy and is one of the key political power houses in the region. >> for years we've been praying for a government, the media, and young people. we also pray for better relations between christians and muslims. god is answering those prayers. >> george: and christianity is growing, despite the occasional reports of muslim harassment. christians credit the massive prayer movement that is connecting some 500 indonesian cities, with more than five million intercessors, with giving them a deeper passion to see the nation and the world won for jesus. >> i do believe there is a power in prayer,

dee snider! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: dee, dee, dee. >> that's not actually the shirt. friend. >> the dee snider signature series. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. look at that back. >> check it out. >> jimmy: that's awesome. that's what i'm talking about, right there. that's rockin', that's the way to do it right there, dude. [ cheers and applause ] you got to have the horns going. -- how are you feeling from this whole thing? [ sighs ] >> well, jimmy, i was fake fired from a fake job. [ laughter ] so i'm fake feeling fake bummed. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my gosh, i would feel so -- [ talking over each other ] i feel fake bad for you. i was actually -- i was upset last night. i was watching the thing, 'cause i go, "don't tell me who is" -- you know, who's thrown off because i just want to be surprised, i want to watch the show with the rest of america. >> i saw you tweet that. >> jimmy: i did. >> i was live tweeting. and i said, jimmy's on tweeting too. >> jimmy: no, i was. i was tweeting 'cause i don't want to know, 'cause i want to watch the show. and

i'm dee dee workman from the san francisco chamber of commerce. the san francisco chamber of commerce representing over 15 hundred businesses urges you to poison the rough of the formula retail use of the hayes goes ordinance. this ordinance speaks to fundamentally modify this formula retail to stop establishment where 50 percent of the establishment has fewer than 11 locations around the world. it will expand the definition without data or analysis to support them and it creates a confusing patchwork across the city. the better approach is to wait until the study is completed and the department has development a expensive packet of changes pr the san francisco chamber of commerce urges you to continue until that time. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm daniel i'm born and raised in hayes valley. and i've had the future to own a business we do guided bike tours around the city. i have the that, of course, of not only a hayes resident but who brings tours into the valley. and one of the things we get to showcase is the a

and our family, my mother sends her love, my sister carla and dexter, my sister dee-dee.send our love here. we really appreciate this opportunity to, to keep fulfilling and continuing the legacy of otis redding. we have the otis redding foundation and our mission is simple. it's progress through education and enlightenment through music. and it was founded in 2007 and we're doing very well. and you can always go to otis redding.com to learn more about our foundation and thank you very, very much. this is a beautiful thing. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you, mr. redding. truly, it is such an inspiration for all of us. seeing all of you here today is also inspirational. so many of you have made today possible. i wish i could name and thank all of you as i look around this amazing crowd. unfortunately i can't. i would be here all day. i do want to take a moment to recognize some of the folks standing behind me. of course, our honorable mayor, mayor ed lee. (applause) >> president of our board of supervisors, david chiu. board supervisor jane kim. representative fr

dee dee - ♪ i can sing jazz - ♪ a-razzamatazz - ♪ or a rock 'n' roll beat - ♪ ra boom boom ba boom ba ♪ ♪ we can sing high ♪ we can sing low ♪ we can sing two together ♪ two wherever we go ♪ we can sing melody and harmony ♪ ♪ and do do doodly do - ♪ i can sing anything - ♪ yes, we can sing anything - ♪ because we can sing anything ♪ - ♪ when i sing with you - ♪ when elmo sings with you - ♪ you, you, you, you, you, you ♪ ♪ you - ha ha ha! - ha ha ha! - it's almost time for "elmo the musical," but right now, i'm gonna make some of my own music because i'm gonna sing with isabel! ooh! what opera are we gonna sing, isabel? - we're gonna sing an aria from "the barber of seville." - ohh! ooh, ooh! and what language are we singing in? - oh, we're gonna sing in italian. - italian?! i don't even know any italian. ooh! what's my line? - you're going to say, "yes." - how do i say that in italian? - sÌ. - sÌ. - es la misma en espaÑol! - hey, yeah! it is the same as spanish, ovejita. ok. are you ready? - mm-hmm. - i'm ready! lights, please! you're on! - ♪ una voce poco fa ♪ qui nel cor mi risuonÒ ♪ ♪ il mio cor ferito È giÀ ♪ ♪ e murray fu che il piagÒ ♪ - ♪ sÌ ♪ - ♪ murray mio sarÀ ♪ ♪ lo giurai, la vincerÒ ♪ - ♪ sÌ ♪ - ♪ sÌ ♪ ♪ murray will be mine ♪ o, murray ♪ mio sarÀ ♪ - ♪ sÌ ♪ ha ha ha! wow! you really sing beautifully! - thank you. - i love being an opera singer. it sure is cool meeting people in your neighborhood! - ♪ all day i've been inside ♪ ♪ and i've got the feeling ♪ i'm trapped between the walls ♪ ♪ and underneath the ceiling ♪ ♪ i feel a bit off track ♪ and now i'm trying to get back ♪ ♪ back in the cool, cool air ♪ ♪ where the sun is shining ♪ nothing's gonna stop me, it's all in the timing ♪ ♪ it's finally again my turn ♪ ♪ it's time to return ♪ 'cause i won't stay inside no more, no more ♪ ♪ i cannot wait to go outdoors ♪ ♪ mm mm hmm - ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey - ♪ well, open up your door and be like me ♪ ♪ open up your door and then breathe free ♪ ♪ look at all the beauty ♪ you'll feel love, love, love, love ♪ ♪ listen to the music of the wind ♪ ♪ and the birdies singing ♪ we're just one big family ♪ and all of nature deserves to be ♪ ♪ loved, loved, loved, loved, loved ♪ ♪ so - ♪ i won't stay inside ♪ no more, no more ♪ it cannot wait ♪ i'm sure there's no need to run and hide ♪ ♪ let's go explore ♪ it feels so great ♪ let's go outdoors - ♪ do do do do do do ♪ everyone, come on, come on out here ♪ ♪ where the air is fresh and clear ♪ ♪ so - ♪ i won't stay inside ♪ no more, no more ♪ it cannot wait ♪ let's go outdoors ♪ well, open up your door and be like me ♪ - ♪ inside no more - ♪ open up your door and then breathe free ♪ ♪ look at all the beauty, and you'll find ♪ ♪ the earth and the sky is yours ♪ ♪ so please don't, there's no need ♪ ♪ there's no need to hide inside ♪ ♪ let's go explore ♪ this will, this will feel so great ♪ ♪ let's go outdoors yeah! - the great outdoors. - hey, maddie. let's sing what's coming up next. - ♪ "elmo the musical" - very lovely voice. ahh. - hee hee. - ha ha ha! ♪ do bee do do ♪ imagine a story - ♪ squeedle deeince? oh, ho ho! very royally! - oh, your highness, i love the crown. - ah, thanks, velvet, but prince elmo thinks he needs more than just royal clothes. - how about a royal kingdom? - oh, good idea! ooh, ooh! help prince elmo imagine a royal kingdom. whoa! wow! really good imagining! - very regal! - ha ha ha! well, now it's time for "prince elmo the musical." ♪ prince elmo is the princiest prince ♪ ♪ that ever was before or since ♪ ♪ a prince who rescues those in need ♪ ♪ with fearless heart and lightning speed ♪ ♪ and with his trusty royal guards ♪ wait. prince elmo needs some royal guards. quick! let's imagine! - what's all this then? - all right. - are you guards, or are you mice? - we're guards, and we're mice. - that's right. - ho ho ho! perfect, perfect. oh, and you can help prince elmo by being captain of the guards. - all hail prince elmo! - thank you. now where was prince elmo? oh, yeah! ♪ boo ba woo do do do ♪ and with his trusty royal guards ♪ - ♪ dressed in stylish leotard

dee-dee cramer and stacey scott and ann simon and debby kay were with me the whole time. we got together. [speaker not understood] goes out to jeff miller for being so amazing and having such a great vision after all those community meetings. (applause) >> and i remember one meeting someone said they didn't want the playground redone because they knew everyone that was here already and it was so intimate. well, i hope you all get to know all your neighbors because there's a lot more of them that are going to be here now. thank you for everything. (applause) >> thanks, carina, thanks, lynn. >> this is something we all wanted to do. >> wait, i'm going to add to your certificates of honor to lynn and carina. from the entire board of supervisors we have certificates for all of you. so, thank you for all of your hard work. (applause) >> i want to bring up my colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just re

everybody who has ever performed the song-- and a lot of contemporary artists have: cassandra wilson, dee deeg-- almost everybody who's ever performed the song notes the same phenomenon, that it just stops people in their tracks. so you're in new york city. you've got the most talked-about song around. people are coming out every night to hear it. the natural thing is, "let's turn this into a record." "let's make a few bucks." and did anyone step up and say, "we want to put that out"? did the major labels step forward? well, the major labels cowered in fear. columbia was her label, and she wanted to get the song recorded. i mean, as you said, she sort of, you know, had a proprietary interest in it after a while, and columbia would not touch the song. columbia refused to record it. columbia was a national company. columbia had southern customers. they were afraid of offending people down south, and so billie holiday went to a place called the commodore record shop, which was across from grand central on east 42nd street, run by a fellow named milt gabler who had his own little, tiny record lab

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dee dee, what do you think? >> i can not believe it. i have to tell you on the governor's part as well as president's part, this is australia. this is big ally of ours and friend. they have lost one of their citizens at one of our universities who, for a terrible reason. this is like a thrill kill? this is sick and mental illness. the president has not stepped up because he doesn't look like his son? that is not right. it raises it to a different level when this young student is from australia. the governor and president need to step up. i don't know why the governor is not calling the president out. it is nice guess ture, and too weak. owe as you trail yaw apology and big one. martha: raises the question, leslie, the issues of gun violence as you point out, violence in the streets, the rising threat from young teenagers, look at these two awful, awful stories which make me say, what is going on, right? i wonder should the president talk about that? should the president come forward and talk about parenting? should the president come forward and talk about responsibility and why these kids are running wild in these cases and just so dean sensitized and detached from humanity? >> absolutely. if anything, just who the president is, and the fact that he is biracial, african-american, has come from this sector and segment but before that, i want to say one thing regarding the legal process in hindsight. martha: okay. >> honestly i think as president, looking back, and i can't speak for him, if i were in his shoes i might have rethought commenting on trayvon martin. we saw what happened. we saw what happened to mr. george zimmerman. we saw what happened to the trial. i think perhaps they're reserving the white house, not apologies to the families. that should be done and should be done privately quite frankly. as a parent that will not bring me any comfort. that will certainly not bring my son back. what can we do as a nation to prevent this in the future not just for visitors to this nation but for our own citizens of the certainly the president has spoken out about guns. he spoken out heavily since newtown and other massacres in this country. i as democrat strongly spoken out about this problem. it is not just this problem. fatherlessness is a problem where bill o'reilly and i agree. guns are a problem. martha: huge problem. >> this is an area where we need to put politics aside and what we can do to really focus on our children. martha: you focused on something significant. i think what we may be seeing is reflex on speaking too soon in the trayvon martin. that prompted the discussion we're having here today. and we'll see. thank you so much. dee, good to see you both. >> thank you. bill: 20 minutes past. did you catch this last night? ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ bill: miley cyrus in some serious pda at the vma. michael graham talks about the prime time moment that has everybody talk about. martha: public display of affection. we'll see what you call it coming up. incredible pictures at the crash in the indy race. is this accident on the pit row no accident at all? tell you what happened there. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ bill: we are waiting a very ceremony at the white house. the medal of honor will be presented to a army staff sergeant by the name of ty carter. dan springer live in seattle tells us why the award means so much to him and everybody in the military. dan, good morning to you. >> reporter: bill, all of husband in the country have gratitude for the men in battle. it was in afghanistan.

the arguement is dee dee is a heartless person, and people are starving, and she does not want to help them. >> unfortunately, children cannot earn enough money to pay for their own food, and they don't have responsible parents. charles: what? >> their parents are not responsible, but not 12-year-old's fault that parents get a job. charles: they are get sething form of incom. it does not feel like a novel where kids are running around with a tin can, saying can i get some porridge. >> the grave and cradle parts are eensive but y cant afford it. a 12-year-old cant feed themselves and a 90-year-old, cannot pay their own health insurance, it is between the tradcradle and the grave. charles: the idea of giving the kids food stamp, cards, this is nuts, i don't know what this says to them, some say it iss@ compassion but i don't think so. >> first, i am trying to get over fact that jonns is for less laws and regulations with working. but, when you look at food stamps, they are at an all-time high, no one should o hungry, but at the end of the day it comes down to an economy that is not provi

. ♪ dum dee do dee do dee doe excuse me, mr. wallace? coming home from w-- agh!mm? it looks like scranton is going to absorb stamford. wow. and i know that you just left there couple of months ago, but we would like to offer you the number two position at that branch. thank you. [laughing] yeah. um-- [clears throat] no, it's just, i'm not sure if i, um-- well, to be quite honest with you, jan, i-i have a few unpleasant memories of scranton. and, um-- [sighs] michael. no, no, no. just, um, some personal stuff. and i'm not really ready to revisit that, i don't think. ah. well. please think about it. and call me. we will do whatever we can to get you to stay. okay. hey, guys. uh, i'm trying to organize a little group lunch for everybody, since, you know, we're never gonna see each other again. where are we going? i thought maybe dj's? mmm... how 'bout cugino's? i don't wanna go all the way to dunmore. how 'bout cooper's, then? no seafood. well, i don't want to go to dj's. oh, now, all of a sudden, you get picky? okay. forget it. hooters. no. ah! here. replenish your

dee, dee is it okay to buy them. >> not those shirts. if you want to wear it tis your free speech. don't think you should jump on the retailers for. that you are right they are selling it. we all americans and do whatever we want, so be it. >> they don't have the money or transportation to get this. >> parents need to be teaching their daughters in a young age, science and math is something that girls can excel at. my dad is a micro biologist. he used to help me with my science project. i wanted to do my math home work and go to college and excel. there is nothing wrong with looking nice. and there is nothing wrong with that but you can also study math and science and be madam president. maybe we should sale those. >> the smart and not ditsy argument. so many retailers have pictures that are sexualized and the age limits. they are made to look very, very young. american apparel. i am talking to you. and a lot of those ads that are the worst of the worst. they are in europe. but still, that is a clothing company that is loved by teenage sxers young people and yet they have all kinds

dee, we can do this. dee, we can do this! so sorry about that clam. come on dee! i'm going to have to take this off. re. pedals. tire -- they're bike tires. bicycle tires. they're inner tubes. ten-speed bike. two-seat bike, bicycle built for two. it is someone with a big, lumpy head. it's a tire spokes -- spokes, spokes -- rims. wheels. [ buzzer sounds ] [ sad tuba ] >> tricycle! >> jimmy: you're doing a three-dimensional drawing. what, do you work for pixar! get out of here! all right. did we win at all. >> is it our time to go again? >> jimmy: it's a showdown between me and you and it's worth 50 points. >> okay. here. wait. >> jimmy: that was amazing. gosh. all right, here we go. we both share the same clue. >> oh, we do? >> jimmy: first partner who gets it wins the whole thing. oh, boy. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: are you ready? it's a phrase. ready? go! >> um, happy -- >> man, happy, sad. >> crying. >> don't cry -- >> crybaby. >> don't worry, be happy! don't cry over spilled milk! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you are the greatest! >> honestly. >> jimmy: congratulations, you guys. congratulati

dee if you need some-- whoa! oh, ti-grr, honey, old sae-dee's got a special shade of fabulous just for you.ey, ti-grr jaxxon just walked off with the girl that i love-- i mean like. what are you going to do? beat him up? find out what "paint the town" actually means!

. ♪ da dee da, la dee da hey, dude, i don't know if you had a hand in all this, but if you did, thanks be good. good as new. come on! whatappened? i broke the idol. what? jeff, that is jennifer's! i know. i'm sorry, i'll fix it. well, you better. i know you thought that idol was big joke, but you didn't have to go and break it. it was an accident! you know me. when things are going good, i don't chanange anything. yes, i know. i remember that disgusting mets winning streak underwear. r never should've let you wash those. it cost us the world series. now that the idol's broken, it may cost me my super sperm. oh, yeah, that would be a tragedy, wouldn't it? then you couldn't brag to everyone about it. that's not it. oh, then what is it? i guess over the last few months i've just been feeling-- ah forget it! no, no, no! just tell me. i don't wanna! just tell me how you feel! frustrated! good, why? cause i want us to have a baby and it's not happening. so you do want to have a baby? yeah, of course. why would you even say that? well, cause lately you haven't seemed so excited about the whol

dee: well, i don't agree. dennis: will you look at your skin? sweet dee: i am looking. what's the matter with it? - it's all blotchy. - how is it blotchy? dad, will you look at sweet dee'stell me that it's not all blotchy. do i have to listen to this (bleep) all morning? come on. frank, you've got to be kidding me with these receipts. we were actually doing better before you took over.

dee: really? i thought it was boring. boring? it's about the end of the world, dee.ot about the end of the world. it is about how, if we don't stop global warming, we are gonna destroy this environment. i think it sounds cool. i'll check it out. it is. it's awesome. dude, come on. what the hell is that?

dee if you need some-- whoa! oh, ti-grr, honey, old sae-dee's got a special shade of fabulous just for you.st walked off with the girl that i love-- i mean like. what are you going to do? beat him up? find out what "paint the town" actually means! ♪ oh, ti-grr sweetie, could you pretty please do that thing with your piston joints again? sure, honey, let me get my piston polish-- hey! what are you doing in my closet bucket-head?! sorry! i was just trying to find out what paint the town means! i mean, to paint an entire town... ow! oh, blip, maybe someday you'll grow up to be a real man. what happened? well, i found out painting the town doesn't mean painting at all! there's only one thing to do! grow up? no! get dr. plingmonger to up my manliness right now! see if he can make you cooler too. one macho-man overhaul coming up. ♪ yo, ratch-8! how's the hammer hangin' dude!? whoooo!!!!! um... fine? yes!!! who's the man? who's the man? who's the man!?! i have no idea who the man is! so the scanner says to the paper salesman, "i said ink-jet not dot matrix!" ha ha ha get it!? is it funny if you're

dee: that's a good shirt, charlie, i like it. you should buy that. - you like it? - yeah. okay, stand a little to your left, please? why? deet. why, charlie? so i can steal it. no, you're not going to steal it. just buy the shirt.

dee, i think what mac's trying to say is that's it's probably like the greatest movie of all times. rocky iv is not the greatest movie of all time. yes, it is. dee do you consider to be a good movie? i don't know, like million dollar baby or... ( men hooting ) that is ridiculous.