"nightline" producers and abc's john donovan spent three years following lindsay 's journey. >> reportermplest thing, the grasp of one hand inside another. but lindsay ess will never see it that way, for her hands, these once belonged to someone else. her story and these hand stories are one and the same now. but listen to how that came to be. growing up, lindsay was one of the pretty girls. she went to college. she did some modelling and got to work building a career in fashion. and then, she lost her hands. and her feet. >> hold it right there, please. >> reporter: we met lindsay in december of 2009. >> hello. >> reporter: in one of her first meetings with this man, dr. scott levin a transplant specialist who wants to try to give lindsay new hands, real ones from a donor. >> can i got behind my -- >> hopefully you could do your hair. >> reporter: when lindsay was 24 she had her eyes on a career producing fashion shows and just graduated from virginia commonwealth university's fashion program. >> you were on your way? >> yes. i would say that was my dreams as far as being an excellent s

you have the secretary of housing and urban development, john donovan of -- sean donovan. napaletinno.loton n tegrilini. you might know a certain at this at this is to be in the game. italy is well represented it. i did not know if you could hold your own or not. he said he speaks italian. very aggressive biographies air in your programs. i see we do have to start with sequestration. we are stuck with it. , but on everyone's mind particularly your employees' minds. situation got everyone thinking about it. the airlines were very clever. the airlines were screwing up and leaving it on the government say write your congressman. the biggest lobbying operation i have ever seen. people were ready. i was grateful. each one of you is dealing with in some way or another. why don't you start, secretary, are at the forefront of our people are concerned about government and safety. sequestration really is the worst possible way to manage a government. we are constantly challenge to manage effectively and efficiently. would you do not have budgets, regular order, did not know whether

donovan you are in the santa. they said a very dramatically and when he took the courthouse steps he had a very famous answers. word rego to get my good name back? so we did that with raymond donovan and republicans did a back. whenever it mistakes made but the complex of scandal machinery between the media in the internet which came into play in the late 90's 24/7 and the independent counsel statute that criminalize political differences of the machinery but on the way back you could save between thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton who accused each other of having an affair and there were both right. [laughter] and they play gotcha back when hamilton had to fess up when agents of jefferson leaked the affair and of course, in the early 1800's allegedly according to alexander hamilton with his gotcha moment that was well known among the small circle of people about sally cummings. it did not start with president nixon or clinton or any other bogged down in this machinery to made serious mistakes and held accoun

so you have secretary of housing and urban development, shaun donovan right here. secretary janet napolitano from homeland security, bob perciasepe of the environmental protection agency, and dan tangherlini, the acting administrator of the general services administration. you might notice a certain ethnic summit in these names. italy is well represented here. [laughter] and i don't know, secretary donovan, if you can hold your own or not, we will see. [laughter] he says he speaks italian, right? but they are very impressive biographies are in your programs. i think we do have to start with sequestration. we are just stuck with it, and it is on everybody's mind, particularly of course your employees mind. but the publics mind, and as max implied, the faa situations that are definitely thinking about it and everybody, the airlines were very clever. i mean, i was in both national and dulles, and you know, the airlines were screwing up and blaming it on the government and saying write your congressman. it was the biggest lobbying operation i have seen. people were rea

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i appreciate your time, kevin donovan live on the phone with us on this incredible breaking story.ntioning to kemp while his cellphone dropped out, we were told of video that were shot, that was in our office. this reporter is trying to get a commentt from mayor rob ford. do we have that video? let's look at it. >> hey, guys. mayor ford, are the allegations true? are the allegations rue? are the allegations true? are the allegations true? >> all right. well, that is as we just got it in, the raw video, the very first remarks we are hearing about the incredible krmplt some controversy. some strong allegation, i think we have a comment from the the deputy mayor he spoke out earlier, if we can get that up and rolling. we will get that to you as well. we have our own sparks here on capitol hill over the irs scandal him under fire the acting xhikter steven miller, you want to call that a hot seat? you go ahead. the question was, did he mislead congress and ho far up the chain does if go and is it a scandal? a live report from the hill coming next. .often you see lawmakers on capitol hil

(donovan) there's so many different little processes that go on because there's going be vocal harmonies inflections, there's how the rhythm sections work together, the drums, the percussion, the bass and the drums, how the guitars work together. it's really complex, but a lot of times, if you listen to a song and you pick apart each part, you realize that there's no one part that is just incredibly complex. they're all real simple parts, all put together, weaved together to make this thing that sounds really complex, but in its essence, it's really simple. [mellow rock music with flute and drums] (berlin) the live performance-- that's the place where we get to sort of try it out on people and see how it works. the parts really take on a new depth to them. (glabicki) the audience gives to it. you can visualize it as a tree. back to when i receive a seed of it, i bring it until it's about this big, you know, and i present it to the band, and then we work on the foundation of it. then when you perform it, it starts to change all different seasons, and change colors, and then it gets much b

and so over the last three years we've had sister judy donovan from the industrial areas foundation who has been organizing in solano and napa county. and they have already be organizing in marin and solano county and san francisco. we haven't had this kind of organizing since i've been in fairfield. and that has been over 13 years. where i think as a lot of churches and faith communities we're good at basic services. we're not as good as getting entases termic causes for the problems. why is there violence? why is there gangs? why is there homelessness? there are reasons why those things are there. and so crowd based organizing brings together by building relationships first and then finding who the issues are that emerge after those relationships have been built. and i find you're not my enemy but you are my brother and how we can work together to make those changes. we have about 15 faith communities and nonprofits in solano and napa county that have formed and this june, june 23rd we're going to have our founding convention. and i'm so excited. so excited. >> that is great. i rememb

this photo was posted by pepper donovan trying to take a picture of the cat and the drag came in and bombs that. >> this is another one by laura lynn perkins. this is doc photo bombing the other dog baby. this one we melissa platte. >> oh, yeah. that's shuttle. >> robin posted this one, and i am not sure who is photo bombing who in this one. >> the kitty was trying to take a picture of the kitty that's lying down sleeping when we are brother louie snuck in. >> surely the last time is kitty. >> kim phillips saresone. the black dog i think is the one doing the photo bombing. >> awesome. >> isn't this cute? melissa mcpherson sent this in, and i can tell her cat put a lot of work into this pose. >> that's pretty cute, too. peeping around. jennifer foot bombing. >> dennis hutton, i think probably my favorite one. it is the sneaky cat photo bomb. thank you for everyone who submitted. these are very cute. >>> who swims toward a great white shark? this woman, that's who. >> that is mind blowing. >> the amazing encounter next "right this minute." >>> still to come, the l.a. beast gives us a l

secretary donovan?> what i would add to that -- with thethis point -- airlines, there are impacts that are being felt all across the country. really they are growing over time. we have over 200,000 families that are either going to end up out of homeless shelters, back out on the street, or families whose average income is about $10,000 a year in that depend on --tion eight vouchers endion a vouchers who will up homeless or unconscious. those kind of effects do not often get heard in the way a delayed shuttle from dc to new york does. -- one ofminds me of the first things i heard in dc when i worked in the clinton administration -- hall takes is felt need. it is not enough for there to be a need. it needs to be felt in the halls of congress and more broadly across the country if there is really going to be a political response. we can talk until we are blue in the face, as cabinet secretaries, or as people inside the administration, but average people across the country have to speak up about these thin

. >> i have a few cards, michael mcken a, tim donovan, tim las res, corey woods, keith greger and tim again, and maybe there are two of them. and manny flores. >> good afternoon, or early evening. >> president chiu and supervisors wean weiner and kim. i am here in support of the project. as the business manage and her for the san francisco business trades, mike was out of town but as a vice president i am here to support that. and it is exciting to see the development on the water front embarcadaro. >> i broke into the trades early on in my career, just down the street at the old shipyard and my father was a bottler in the brewery and you hear that it will be part of this project is a win/win, unfortunately my father is no longer here. but he has told me the stories of the days, back in the 60s and in the 50s. and again, i am in full support of this, not only for the residents, of san francisco, but for the new opportunities that are going to arise for the local higher, and also the apprentices that have been shut out of the projects for the last few years due to the down turn in the

for night line i'm john donovan in richmond, virginia. >> therapy still takes up the most of her time but she is intent on getting a masters in rehab counseling. she now wants to help victims of the boston bombings as they face their long recoveries. we want to thank you for watching abc news, world news now is coming up soon. tune in to gma tomorrow morning. we are online at abcnews.com. for all of us here, good night. >> gloomy memorial day in the bay area and the drizzle continued into the evening. just a preview of what is to come. >> look at the fog that rolled in tonight. this is time lapse video of it blanketing part of the bay bridge. >> live look right now you can see it's a soggy night in emeryville and dreary conditions stick around. question is for how long? if we everyone. >> strange wasn't it with the weather. let you know what you have to expect tomorrow mornin morning. sandy is here with live doppler 7 hd. >> we are looking at damp roadway for the morning commute due to drizzle light showers. you will see what it looks lik like. quite a bit of low level moisture. not a

indefinitely however one question lingers what will it take to rebuild more artie's nicholas sanchez donovan is on the ground and brings us the latest. just fulci a towel is off to a devastating e.f. five tornado hit the streets of moore just south of oklahoma city and causing massive damage the scene is just pretty much the same in the streets of mole still look like a real walls and we can't forget that mold in twenty four hundred houses have been leveled to the ground here but the mood is different now it's not so much the search and rescue teams that are on the ground but the cleaning teams in fact the media had to be relocated to allow those cleaning teams and the actual owners of the homes to get back to their houses but will can't go away is the memory of those forty minutes of terror caused by that e.f. five tornado. under a bridge listen to my radio it's all i could do i don't know what else to do. i mean i thought the worst about everything and clearly we got it you did when you came back and saw your neighborhoods where you needed to be literally unable to the ground but when we d

joining me is davis donovan, local editor for "the newtown patch."lies spoken out? what's their opinion of what's happening? >> you know, as a recent meeting, there were five of these task force meetings at the penultimate meeting about two weeks ago, one of the victims' parents did speak and said the one thing i have asked is for the school to be razed. how about the other newtown residents? >> i can't say there's in consensus opinion among any group in newtown. they are very diverse pins. and of course, many of the task force members and residents in new town have said there is no perfect solution. >> is anyone wondering whether put agnew building in place will be such? and were think any arguments for moving the school? >> there were some considerations for moving the school. the task force looked at a series of plans put together by local experts. quite a few sites were considered. a smaller number were considered a little more in detail. sites were ruled out for a variety of reasons, some the traffic situation would have been too difficult. some

america's best male soccer player landon donovan soccer two on two. coming up on "fox & friends." please put something on. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. >> nine till the top of the hour. another story developing this morning. targeting conservative groups may not be the only scandal for the i.r.s. the agency is also the subject of a class action lawsuit. that suit claims 15 i.r.s. agents improperly seized the medical records of ten million americans totaling 60 million records. there has been no comment yet from the i.r.s. >>> sketchers owes 520,000 people an $80 refund to settle a class action lawsuit bought by people who bought those toning shoes. they claimed the company falsely advertised the shoes would help them lose weight and tone muscles. a judge agreed. >> let's head to washington where tensions remain high on capitol hill. yesterday attorney general eric

next on booktv donovan campbell talks about his time leading a platoon of marines in the al-mahdi in 2004. this is about a half an hour. >> good afternoon. i have been called many things in my life and i can honestly say i am really proud that i am shortly to be called a houstonian. [applause] we are really excited about that, my wife and i and i want to make a couple of things clear. one, i have been called a hero. i am not. i am just at guide to did his job and did his duty. this country has been good to me and it was the least that i could do to spend some time serving my country. there are a lot of ways to serve. i think that what the houston hospice does is one of the best ways that one can possibly serve. i would submit to you that those who cared for others at the end of their lives are certainly heroes in every sense of the word. i would like to give another round of applause. [applause] i know will that can be a hard task. it can be a thankless task but it is a needed task and i can promise you that our communities are better he could as people like you are in them so please

friends with all of the people around the person you want to meet and became friends with the famous donovan has been tweeting for jodi arias. and that interview was done 40 minutes after she found out she was con digited. >> michael: just amazing. i think that's the coop of all time. i want to talk to you about a theory that i have about this. she is saying she wants the death pen alty. do you think that's a way of trying to get -- she said she does want the death penalty. do you think that's a way to get the jury to not give her the death penalty. >> well, we know she is manipulative, smart person. but if i was her what does she have to live for honestly? the fact that she is very calm makes it hard to believe it is a genuine statement. but she's also been like that throughout the trial. >> michael: but she has nothing to live for, and that's why people want her to live out her time in prison. people who are opposed to the death penalty think it's almost a more severe punishment. robin what do they have to find first? >> they have to find one aggravating circumstance to make her qualify fo

wide open is donovan! he'll nail it! figured in all four goals, you scored again knowing you were going to be on "fox & friends." >> just for you. >> brian: wide open in the back. is it good to be back? 'cause for people who don't know, you're in the prime of your career action but you needed some time off. >> yeah. i've been at this grind for a while. so the end of last year, i took a to you months off. it was nice. not everyone's first choice for me, but it was nice to get away and enjoy it. >> brian: you still love soccer and you feel revitalized. obviously you still play extremely well. joining the national team s going to happen? >> i hope so. i'm trying to do my best. we'll see what happens. >> brian: you won't be in this qualifier? >> i will probably not be in these qualifiers. i'd like to be there, ready to be there. if i get called on, i'll be there. if not, i'll figure it out. >> brian: it's like the national team, the olympic team not calling on lebron james before the olympics. now your dad had skin cancer, y

donovan became jodi's unofficial spokeswoman and twitter administrator.erate the twitter account. >> yes. >> but those are jodi's words. >> everything on there comes from jodi. those are her thoughts and those are her opinions. >> jodi used twitter to sell her own original artwork and to make points she couldn't make on the witness stand. in one, she needled prosecutor martinez. hum, anger management problems, anyone? another tweet was more snarky, saying that martinez was inflicted with little man syndrome. that comment has since been deleted. but all of the attention helped to elevate the public persona of martinez, a once bull dog of a prosecutor and now a prominent co-star in the jodi show. just ask some of the trial tourists. the mostly women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> juan martinez, you never know what he will pull out of his hat. >> he is travis' voice and we admire him for that. >> oh, yeah. >> sisters amy markum and dawn johnson both took the week off from their jobs in st. louis in hopes of getting a

aalways think of you and ray donovan, charges thrown against him and he asked, how die get my good name back? what about you? bitter? angry. >> no, hopeful. that our country will not continue to go down that path. hopeful that we'll have leaders of our country that will make sure that we don't go that path, down that path. think it's unfair for president obama to nail in the target up there, and then say, well, if people shoot at the target, now i'm going to go after. the i think what he said yesterday, going to hold them accountable. i don't think it's fair. i hope he does go after them. we'll see. it's unfair maybe -- they're doing -- he has to expect they're going to do something. when he puts the list up there. so, my point is, he made the list. he put the target up there. he knew something was going to happen. i don't think he knew exactly what. but sure enough -- >> neil: but it happened. >> did. >> neil: left or right, guys, it can happen to any one of us. the full weight and power of the most feared agency on earth going after you. see you'd feel, and know what we do now about t

donovan barry became jodi's unofficial spokeswoman and twitter administrator. the twitter account. >> yes. >> but those are jodi's words. >> everything that's on there comes from jodi. you know, those are her thoughts, those are her opinions. >> jodi used twitter to sell her own original artwork and to make points she couldn't make on the witness stand. in one she needled prosecutor martinez. hmm, anger management problems, anyone? another tweet was more snarky, intimating that martinez was aflingted with little man syndrome. that comment has since been deleted. but all of this attention helped elevate the public persona of juan martinez. a once anonymous bulldog of a prosecutor. now a prominent co-star in the jodi show. just ask some of the trial tourists. the mostly women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> juan martinez, you never know what he's going to pull out of his hat. >> he is travis' voice and we admire him for that. >> oh, yeah. sisters amy markham and dawn johnson both took the week off from their jobs in st. lou

jodi arias, her aunt is here, her mother is here in the courtroom already as well as a woman named donovano has been tweeting on jodi's behalf. we understand travis alexander's family is in the courtroom and we're waiting for the media to be allowed in and then the verdict will be read. outside the courthouse, certainly more people have gathered here. a lot of people interested in this case and now we have at least 300 plus people waiting on the steps of the courthouse. >> neil: when you see something like that lis wiehl, what does that tell you? >> it harkens back to casey anthony, scott peterson. you know, we're so fascinated -- it's the issue like abortion or terry schiavo, life and death, that makes a big case. if there's a celebrity, even b list. >> neil: michael jackson. >> big celebrity. but if you've got facts like this where you have two attractive young people in this bizarre sexual relationship, and you've got horrific facts that come out more and more, we're drawn. it's a soap opera. we're drawn to what's going to happen. you lay that on top of that, the whole legal system and

i, along with my colleague, kevin donovan, have seen the video. it's crystal clear in our eyes that this is mayor rob ford appearing to smoke crack cocaine. >> okay. you saw the video under the circumstances of it being shown to you, i believe, on an iphone, am i correct? >> yes. kevin and i saw it about two weeks ago -- a month ago now on an iphone. >> here is my question. all this talk about knowing where the video was, isn't this thing presumably stored as a digital file somewhere? it's not like there's some vhs tape with some curier with a bulletproof suitcase who has the thing? >> no one exactly knows where it is right now. we have an idea of where it is. it's with this group of individuals who were trying to sell the video to the media for $100,000. they approached gawker in the states as well and their editor, john cook, has also seen the video and described very similar accounts as kevin and i. and yes, they certainly told us that they had made a copy. it's not clear if they have made a copy. it may just be on that one iphone. >> well, tha

kevin donovan from the toronto star joins me now. kevin, welcome.cell phone video with your own eyes and in addition to that you have reported that according to your sources the mayor told his staff two weeks ago that he knows where this video is. that's at odds with his public statements. what is going on here? >> this mayor, both when he was counselor and now mayor for a couple years, is no stranger to issuing denials and dismissing things that the media have reported. this is just another one. what we've reported today is that he definitely made a comment, giving an apartment unit and a floor and actual municipal address where this video could be found happens to be an area where we met this -- the person who showed us the video. yes, i did see it with my own eyes along with my colleague robin do little and the thing is real. >> you're not the first person to say they've seen this cell phone video. john cook from gawker here in the u.s. has also said he's seen it. why hasn't it been passed around? wouldn't someone have shared it by now? wouldn't

one of those reporters, kevin donovan. >> he was rambling and he seemed to be high. i mean, there is no other real way to describe it than to say the mayor was high. >> but the "toronto star" reporters did not buy the video allegedly still offered for around $200,000 and the mayor is attacking. >> there has been a serious accusation from "the toronto star" that i used crack cocaine. i do not use crack cocaine nor am i an addict of crack cocaine. as for a video, i cannot comment on a video that i have never seen or does not exist. >> reporter: wait. it gets better. >> did there come as a shock to you? >> no. >> reporter: since the scandal broke the mayor has fired his chief of staff and two top press aides quit after he went on the radio and called the media a bunch of maggots. yes. maggots. >> i'm sure you understand this has been very stressful for myself. this doesn't testify using the terminology i did. >> reporter: but wait. it gets better still. "the star" now reports police are looking into possibilities that someone else from the mayor's office tried to hunt d

city councilman donovan richards told us this week, he talked to us about it.id folks in the rockaways have not always believed that government cared about them. but councilman richardson told us this. at the end of the day, because of the storm, there is light, there is hope that we can change some things. however, that plays out. whatever choices the rockaways are able to make, they have got their train again. it is running, again, full service, as of noon today. but for the workers who should, frankly, go celebrate all night, and then get cranking on the rest of the safety upgrades after that, and for the lifeguard standing guard with ruined houses behind them, and for the nice lady who can now go visit her mom without the trip taking all day, she told us today, and for rory, who loves trains so much, that they let him have the actual official notice that the a-train service was restored, not a copy, he got the real official notice. and for the rockaways itself, which deserves all the help it can get, that darn train coming back is the best new thing in the

one of her close friends, donovan, who's been in that courthouse every day during trial listening toying she's hoping the jury gets it right, that jodi arias is found not guilty. a lot of excitement, tension mounting know b after four long months, indeed almost five years since travis alexander died, we're finally going to get a verdict. >> thank you, again. we will be back right after this. but what we'd rather be making are tee times. tee times are the official start of what we love to do. the time for shots we'd rather forget, and the ones we'll talk about forever. in michigan long days, relaxing weather and more than 800 pristine courses make for the perfect tee time. because being able to play all day is pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. >>> that does it for "the cycle" today. martin, it's all yours. >> good afternoon. it's wednesday, may 8th. after a 17-week trial marked by salacious and sensational twists and turns, the jury has reached a verdict in the case of jodi arias. and we'll bring you that verdict live in about 30 minutes. since receiving the case on fri

city councilman donovan richards talked to us about it.ks in the rockaways have not always believed that government cared about them but he told us this, at the end of the day, because of the storm, there is light, there is hope that we can change something. how that plays out, whatever choices the rockaways are able to make, they have got their train again. it is running again full service as of noon today. for the worker who's should frankly celebrate all night, and for the lifeguards standing guard wurd ruined houses behind them and for the nice lady who can now go visit her mom without the trip taking all day and for rory who loves trains so much they let him have the actual official notice that the a train service was restored, not a copy, he got ot official notice. that darn train coming back is the best new thing in the world today. i have been looking forward to do that best new thing in the world for a very long time. not as long as the rockways have been waiting for the a train to come back. that does it for us tonight. now it's

where was tom donovan, national security adviser. all these prince paipipals step into the darkness. we're reaching around like blind people trying to find out what happened. now we're looking at their e ma mails. how about bringing the bosses in. this president faded into the wood work along with his top people it looks to me for their convenience. >> first of all, chris, i think you should be armed with a n magnifying class and sherlock holmes hat. >> who's missing from this? >> we should twodivorce two thi. i think obama is really interested in big legislation and big, quote, unquote, governance. he's not interested in big politics. >> how about big government? what he's running? >> look, i'm not disagreeing that he needs to do something. i think there is a sense of inkred yulty in and around these quote, unquote, scandals. >> you can call them quote, unquote, till you're 99 years old. you're not going to waste them away by saying -- by dismissing them. they are. benghazi is a murky question. it's not a scandal. you go out there a

donovan campbell with his book, joker one. and later, we will re-air the symposium on the challenges the thing that since returning from combat. >> we have more coverage of nonfiction books here on c-span2 every weekend on booktv. along with our schedule you can see our programs anytime and join our online book club. follow us on facebook and twitter. >> now, general james amos. he spoke at the brookings institution for an hour and a half on the future of the marine corps and the next of automatic spending cuts known as sequestration. [inaudible conversations] >> the center on 21st sentry security and intelligence. all of us at brookings would like to welcome you and include the commandant of the marine corps. the general will speak for 10 or 15 minutes, summarizing some of his thoughts on some broad issues that i know will interest you as well. if i call on you in the course of that conversation, please be sure to identify yourself and we were a microphone before doing so. general john amos is from the great state of idaho wh

>> meeting with the president in california in a few days and tom donovan is in china meeting with thedent and his counterparts. they say will be a centerpiece. a lot of the discussion is centered on economic growth because that is where the chinese and the u.s. and try to productive progress but the issue is hotter than ever. what you have to do, from what analysts are telling me is the u.s. has the expectation whatever they do bilaterally may help and may be a service but may not actually do anything so the u.s. has to be cut its own side and work with major companies that have been affected like lockheed martin, talking about other major contractors. you can't just discovered the chinese are hacking when the fbi comes knocking. charles: reality of life, they will do anything they can to steal stuff from us intellectually and we have to deal with it because we don't want to rattle that cage. general motors is opening up a big plant, it is a huge consumer base. just talked about tiffany's. we will let them attack us. what will we do to stop them? >> the u.s. on the security side accor

napolitano and shaun donovan. the partnership for public service posted this when our discussion. -- one hour discussion. good afternoon, everybody. i will be very brief because i have a bad cold. it is really a great pleasure to welcome all of you here to public service recognition week. it is our intent that it serves the fedn anecdote to basher all the time. we will never get the government to want it all we do is tear it down. amazing things are going on all the time by public servants and we need to replicate them if we --t to see them replicated recognize them if we want to see them replicated. our government is a tool for collective action, and we need it to solve a huge array of challenging problems. problems we see all the time in the news, but we did not focus on them until they become part of the news. we see that in recent events with the boston marathon terrorist attack. for an issue is whether it is syria or north korea. we see it would there is an interruption of service, for instance with the air t

one it's time and cheap, the 75% of -- so a lot of these issues, we've got a great parker in shawn donovan activity. we won a bloomberg we housed 114 veterans since he issued that challenge, because there are wrap-around services. >> a lot of this is personal in and initiative, making it a priority and galvan nicing the support you need. we also sent 190 people out into the cold in january who personally interviewed 650 people. not just a drive-by, but to find out what happened in your life, where do you sleep at night, what would change your life so that we could built a program that deals with what -- but i don't buy this notion i do agree with your have i that we have full funding for the programs we have. there are a lot of mayors that are doing amazing things. >> i think in his community is the cost of inaction. that imposes no cost, but actually impose it is quite a large cost. of course for people they're living outdoors and highly vulnerable, but also imposes police cost -- when they have no other choice and imposes health care -- >> or emergency rooms. >> i do want to back up a se

landon donovan, right in the middle. >> steve: michelle malkin will be live from the great state in colorado. >> gretchen: for me, bob massi. >> and anna kooiman bill: good morning. fox's alert on the scandal of the irs targeting certain groups widening. there is a report that the irs had a so-called look theout list and they were department in limbo for years. martha: good to have you back. here is the latest on this. the justice department and the fbi opened criminal investigations of the irs treatment of these groups. we are told 500 organizations were singled out for additional scrutiny and groups with liberal names got none of this scrutiny and they were approved for tax exempt status. they went through the process in 9 months. the conservative groups on the list had to wait up to 3 years. >> i had the commissioner of the irs in front of my subcommittee and he denied this was going on. he flat out denied it. >> reporter: did he even bother to look? >> it begs the question. was he not aware of what was going on in his agency for was he lying? bill: where are we on this story this morning

and i remember former labor secretary ray donovan, was found innocent of dozens of various charges that were thrown against him. and he famously asked, how do i get my good name back or to that effect. what about you? bitter, angry? >> no, hopeful that our country will not continue to go down that path. hopeful that we'll have leaders of our country that will make sure that we don't go down that path. i think it is unfair for president obama to nail the target up and, then say, well, if people shoot at the target, now i'm going to go after them, i think what he said yesterday. he will hold them accountable. i don't think it's fair. sure, i hope he does go after them. >> do you think he will? >> we'll see. we'll see. but it's unfair. maybe they're doing, he has to expect they're going to do something when he puts the list up there. so my point is he made the list. he put the target up there. he knew something was going to happen. i don't think he knew exactly what but sure enough it happened. jenna: neil will surely have more of the conversation and on this topic on his show at 4:00 p.m.

one of those reporters, kevin donovan, is one of the few to have seen the alleged tape. >> he was rambling mean, there's no real other way to describe it than to say the mayor was high. >> reporter: but the toronto star reporters didn't buy the video, which is allegedly still offered for around $200,000. and the mayor is attacking. >> there has been a serious accusation from the toronto star that i used crack cocaine. i do not use crack cocaine nor am i an addict of crack cocaine. as for a video, i cannot comment on a video that i have never seen or does not exist. >> reporter: wait, it gets better. >> did this come as a shock to you? >> no. >> reporter: since the video broke, he fired the chief of staff and two press aides quit after he went on the radio and called the media. >> bunch of maggots. >> reporter: he later apologized. >> i am sure you understand this has been a very stressful week for myself. that doesn't justify using the terminology i did. >> reporter: but wait, it gets better still. the star now reports police are looking into possibilities that someone else from the mayor'

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former marine donovan campbell, from thea session william military writers' symposium on veterans returning from combat. now general james amos discusses automatic spending cuts and the challenges he is facing because of them. held earlier today at the brookings institution, this is an hour-and-a-half. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to brookings. colleagues, we would like to welcome you and especially welcome general james amos, the commandant of the u.s. marine corps, to be here today. the format for today is that the general was before 10 or 15 minutes, summarizing some of his spot on some issues that i know our interest to you as well. then he and i will have a conversation here, and then we will turn to the crowd. we have c-span you are covering and some other tv. if i call on you in the course of that conversation, please be sure to identify yourself, wait for a microphone before doing that, and then we will proceed. general ams is a combat aviator from the great state of idaho where he attended college. he has been in the marine corps for here -- for his entire 35- year career. he

landon donovan, right in the middle. >> steve: michelle malkin will be live from the great state in coloradofox's alert on the scandal of the irs targeting certain groups widening. there is a report that the irs had a so-called look theout list and they were department in limbo for years. martha: good to have you back. here is the latest on this. the justice department and the fbi opened cri

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says he's touched by the support of his family, friends, fans and galaxy and earthquake star landon donovan the car don't leave yet. one last check with meteorologist mark tamayo in for rosemary. >> the weather pattern changing this weekend, not so much today. we have the fog this morning hugs parts of the shoreline extending into parts of the bay. temperatures started out on the cool side this morning, beginning to recover back into the upper 50s and a few low 60s to report in santa rosa and the concord area. here's our forecast model, we'll take this into sunday morning, possibly drizzle tomorrow morning and then monday for memorial day, definitely more cloud cover and a chance of a few scattered rain showers primarily up in the north bay. the main action moves in as the system falls apart. that will be by late monday afternoon and into monday night. temperatures today will be the warmest day of the weekend. that will translate to lower 60s all the way to the mid-70s towards pleasanton and livermore. giants playing this afternoon as we mentioned partly to mostly sunny skies. a look ahead,

." >> interesting on showtime, ray donovan described like the sopranos based in the world of hollywood comes in and fixes it. it's set in the world of hollywood but has a little -- >> he's olivia pope. okay. "graceland" another one that's new? >> another usa network, darker than the shows like "psych" or "monk" but inspired by true events. these undercover agents are living in a beach house. their undercover world but then they're partying on the beach. inspired by true events. this actually took place. a beach house was seized from a drug lord and undercover agents used it as a safe house. really interesting. >> fan favorites we've got the "true bloods," "newsroom," what else? "the killing" coming back. a lot of people thought that was over, done with. they revived it through a deal with netflix. it takes place a year after the season ended with a new murder mystery, serial killer murder mystery. "true blood" huge fan favorite coming back. there's a big divide between vampires and humans. the government all out declaring war on vampires. >> we'll have to see. >> and "newsroom," behind