doris got a life sentence. yvette condemned to die.he told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults. i first got in and begin to hear people talk about. oh, she got death. oh, she is going to die for the crimes she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and see my sister she would be in the window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said god there she is. i wish she was out here. you know? i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years, yvette's punishment was reduced to life, and she could leave death row and see doris. >> i was so excited. we were crying, kissing and hugging it was like a great reunion. i started crying. i got emotional. and i just begin to praise god. yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard. prison offici

doris meissner, instituto de politica de migracionpudimos determinar que 350 mil personas serian elegiblesi tienen un diploma de escuela secundaria o 1 certificado de equivalencia. organizaciones pro-inmigrantes estan preocupadas de que el proceso no afecte a familias o los empleos de los jovenes. marianela hincapie, centro nacional de ley de inmigracion 1 de las preocupaciones principales tiene que ver con la confidencialidad. que los jovenes puedan saber con seguridad de que si aplican, si solicitan la accion difereidad, que ellos no van ser puestos en proceso de deportacion si son negados. la administracion ha sido clara de que eso no es la intencion.' jovenes en todo el pais, especialmente en estados como california, texas, florida, nueva york, illinois, arizona y otros organizan sitios web y eventos para ayudar en el proceso. cristina jimenez, united we dreamlos eventos van a ser como centros de aplicacion donde los dreamers y las familias van a poder venir, van a poder ver abogados a bajo costo o gratis. y van a poder llenar su aplicacion de accion diferida. y tambien van a poder ir

the winner will receive four tickets and 25 doris to spend on their food. -- $25 to spend on fair food pick a winner on our 6:00 hour of "good morning washington." >> still to come, the chick-fil- [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spspray ccleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small try swiffer sweeper vac. >> a woman is recovering after was accidentally struck by in a row in montgomery county. a man was practicing shooting a bow an era when the error hay andough a bale of a woman in her head. the partial collapse of a hasding in northwest d.c. officials worry. this home on monroe street was during the earthquake last august. after yesterday's pause rain, collapse.egan to when neighbors saw that and police. we were standing in the coffee shop. we

i'm going to bring in my version of que sera que sera with doris day.rom carmel right now. >> i love her. don't upset lisa lisa cult jam. >> is it okay or not okay for artists to sell songs for commercials? >> kathie lee says, you own it, do with it what you please. >> hello, it's america. we have some rights left. hoda said i'll take the song and my harry any way i can get it. >> you added in harry. we are drinking a delicious wine. >> yes. it is delicious. in honor of the 30th anniversary of newman's own. it's a chardonnay, retails for just about $10, $9.99. newman's own. >> it's good. >> i remember when he started this for the hole in the wall gang up in the westport area. it's the 30th anniversary this year. paul was among the very, very first ever to start a business particularly so that he could put every penny of the profits into a charity he cared about. >> that's great. >> he loved his hole in the wall gang. they're all over the world now. >> really? >> yeah. they're in ireland. >> delicious. >> this is delicious. >>> okay, what's cool in the p

eldar turned him no shown quite well they share the same hobby throat singing but at the moment i'll doris hoping shorn build his house. the lot of work to be done making the roof and floor and i also need to take care of all this live in tar paper. for sure as children this unfinished construction means more fun and more material to play with. many sites and t.v. are considered sacred. one of them is the elgin black mountains a million is say fifty kilometers from kill their worship by throat singers. that's why sean quirk the american who has learned teevan songs and the members of the world famous ethnic band che guilt chin including his friend tom din have come here. with the ocean fish fish that goes out about the same vision in the. shadow. that like you can't be. there music is full of life the sounds of nature spreading across the pristine lands of the tivo reaching into the oldest even tradition to find an inner harmony a person needs to build a temple raise a family and sing a song. and it wasn't on the planet i mean it. really shook. agree. with your. forty acres and nineteen ni

doris fire on all sides of you. >>> they believe the fire was sparked by lightning over the weekend.it's only 5 percent contained. >>> below the closer to the bay area appear fall fares is burned one of 5,000 a. in northern madison county. one alpinist destroyed. but no evacuations at this point. the west taeniasis the groups are making progress on the district of 23,000 a. wildfire in central washington. is now 47 percent contained. it earned 63 homes and other buildings between the towns. >>> a house as a house. the whole picture and i feel for everyone else. >>> firefighters are working protect one and 300 homes in the federal area. it's only 5 percent contained. and investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire that damaged a house in the oakland hills this morning. the just a the call after 130 this morning. the arrival of michigan avenue. the see that a fully engulfed. is believed to be taken at the time the fire. and one firefighter is being treated right now. >>> the chp is investigating the death a pedestrian on a freeway overnight. the highway patrol says the d

thank you, doris, for hosting this time the event and to all the staff. you have been able to accomplish so much. -- you have agreed to a talent in preparing this in such a short time. they are not only an inspiration, but i would argue they will transform the united states. it is a temporary reprieve and the added education in our work force will benefit our country greatly. thank you for hosting this. i am one of the dreamer's. i was definitely not around in 1956. i learned a tremendous amount from all of you at this stage. i consulted them yesterday to get an idea. one is a confidentiality concern. because of the timing, given the presidential election, there are serious concerns that the guidelines to not give enough insurance to dreamers who are concerned about themselves or their family members. if we can continue to codify the steps we're taking, as well as ensuring applicants that information would be confidential would be really critical. this is in terms of being concerned about what happens when the youth get authorization and will that result

but it was a conversation we had with doris he told me that the dream of every professional camera man the culmination of their career would be to film his own death you know that he had it is not there was. there are people who find their profession but actually it's the profession that finds them which it wasn't for the professor at the top of it is not with. you with this it would have been very difficult to imagine terrace without a camera cut off the best of being yeah to put that. he calls me i pick up the phone and to hear. this mom i always cry when he calls me don't cry mom i'm in cyprus not in that debt there's no fighting here the journalese stay here soon i'll come to see you with linda and little dennis it's like five days later they killed him. cause i'm not. what you can slip in our profession and you don't just see the death of a human being but also a mother's grief when they bring her son's dead body to or that. or maybe a wife who has just lost her husband. to just a beltway your knowledge dealing with only the end of a human life but also with the consequences of do

britain abandons its threat to storm the dory mission and take join us sunday by force a day after both america's rose up in support of keep talking. no time out for athens european leaders remain on swayed by a greek p.r. blitz asking for more time to implement cuts and prop up a crumbling economy this week top stories of the week i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates for you the meantime here's the latest from kate. hello welcome to this call here's what's coming up. top two stunned rubin rally to effect a first defeat of the season on the need while tax nacelle a win over spar time to go second in the russian premier league. while the log did not go away to the streets the much even the moscow dobby to claim that those points of the campaign but state bottom of the table. and singing the blues fernando torres and then all the stars as chelsea when truly a lot had to newcastle to remain top of the english premier league. so to football where twice former champions robin came from behind to win two one is the need to inflict a first defeat of the season on the defending

i quote doris jones rumors of it already granting juvenile sondra some of them are still whistleblowers quest for refuge after that seemingly final question over the perilous state. journalists are in the sides of the syrian rebels despite the mainstream media's tendency to blame damascus for all it's done and hasn't done. move on it's in afghanistan while of revelations surface of horrific conditions on american run something a top u.s. general try to assert when he picked. up next i'll see the boy interviews german economist pounds of an as satan who claims the use economic problems are only a temporary phenomenon due to the union support while drowning american states will have no one to bail them out. despite numerous problems at home president obama seems to be very much involved in european affairs what state does the united states have in the resolution of the euro crisis to discuss that we are now joined by hans very there is in a prominent german economist and the president of the institute thank you very much for your time sir. how does the euro crisis affect their american ec

ecuadorian officials prior to requesting political asylum because he needed to be certain that there were dory an embassy would ensure his safety did you discuss this option with him before hand. no we didn't i didn't talk to mr sands personally but if i'm not mistaken at some point the situation became suit chance that he said he was thinking about seeking asylum in an embassy haps even in ecuador's embassy was sure he would be allowed to stay when he entered the embassy so i think mr sanchez discussed it with the embassy staff since he i believe entered after hours so they must have been expecting him any person seeking asylum in ecuador as embassies will be safe we will see to the needs but after that we will consider granting them asylum with all due fairness if the person in question is a criminal we will never grant asylum to him but why do you think julian assange strolls ecuador and not another country only mr sands can answer that and the fact he did is the best response to this smear campaign and to the people who maintain we have a new freedom of speech the man whose freedom of spee

russian could only manage bronze in london but that third place seems i want to have a thirst for dory as much. arguably russia's most recognized authority around the globe to limp gold from athens and beijing have something to do with your stardom but it was a case of unlucky for the pole vault in the british capital and show how true condition was gone with the london wind well i was happy i was hoping. it was i was a risk to get any medals because of terrible weather conditions. but but physically there was ready to jump higher than for fourteen so i was also afraid that rather. bother me. for the for the medal so i was worried about. a bit of heartbreak for somebody but that bronze also did at least one good thing to give the russian a reason to put the time and the thirty she wants to start a family and give birth to the first child and this is by the hopes of having a baby will help her deliver the goods through games in four years time for the moment the main objective is a wall championships in moscow two thousand and thirteen is going to be a historical event for russia we're

using stop and search powers to target black people officers claim there are preventing gang crime by doris' feel discriminated against. in the russian capital you're watching r t. poland could make a break from its military protectors in the u.s. while the country's president suggesting the development of a missile to fan shield all of its own the polish leader said a deal to allow part of america's planned system on its territory left security at the mercy of policy shifts and washington. explains. signing an agreement with washington on taking part in the european anti-missile defense shield project was a big political mistake this was the message of the polish president going to stop criminals spoke to a polish newspaper saying that his country played a high political price for signing this agreement back in two thousand and eight something which he believes must not must not repeat itself must not happen again he probably meant that his country's previous administration signed this agreement with washington in two thousand and eight that poland would take part in the european a.m.d. pr

another well known whistleblower julian assange currently remains trapped in there could dory an embassy in london although there seems to be some progress in the diplomatic impasse surrounding the situation aquittal in the u.k. have reportedly agreed to resume talks over the whistleblower his fate a breakthrough following a bitter row over britain's britain earlier threats to storm the embassy and take a sanch by force foreign ministers are from across south america and the u.s. have agreed to meet next friday to discuss the standoff the us was one of the three members to oppose the gathering arguing that diplomatic asylum isn't a matter of international law it's not just legal team clearly disagrees with that we can make spokesman saying if britain doesn't grant safe passage to the political refugee they will go to the international court of justice. let's hope that the the british government will come to its senses and give him safe passage a country it's the only right thing to do but if they're on to is system this hard line position which is absolutely absurd given the circumstance

britain abandons its threat to storm the dory mission and take joy in a songe by force the day after both america's rose up in support of quito. you're watching r.t. live from moscow one pm in the russian capital i'm marina joshie another chunk of intimidation coupled with aggressive statements were piled on the syrian government this week the u.s. and its allies are once again talking up the possibility of us as regime using its chemical arsenal while at the same time dishing out threats student gage and its internal conflict bring a fortnight has more on what damascus have to say on that. as the violence in syria continues increasing western countries may be inching closer and closer towards military intervention this past week the us britain and france all separately signaled when or why they would take direct action u.s. president barack obama said that washington would intervene if the syrian government deployed chemical or biological weapons against civilians britain echoed america's sentiments while france called for the consideration of a partial no fly zone to be imposed ove

got the timeline of his predicament and for analysis at our website there you know also find a quick dory and resident rafael correa is interview with r.t. and he's thoughts on how the story will unfold all that's available in our website article. now the german catholic church has pressed charges against a group of pussy riot copycats who disrupted a service in cologne cathedral to a man and a woman who were shouting and carrying a bat or demanding freedom for the members of the russian female punk band were throw out of the building immediately they could now face up to three years in jail a potential punishment even greater than their inspire is received a court of moscow sentenced the pussy riot trio to two years in jail for their ma prayer in russia's main orthodox cathedral and germany faces a dilemma now being among the states which rushed to condemn this verdict. greece's week long pitch for. conditions has fallen on deaf ears with its touring pm on thomas the marist poll to show his achievements first and the prime minister met this week with various european leaders who funded t

nobbled to end with a nine second half minute but huge jump which did on my back in front of me and doris with the equalized button about her then snatched the we're now three two and done for trust you side this time hung on to claim victory and now this exam is needed as they need to hear at home to twice for much time does remain still millo the dropsy in form direct will take on second place spot side later and second bottle rostov host in the last game of the day. well meanwhile ahead of that exciting moscow dobby r.t. spoke exclusively to lokomotiv money just love and village after twice meeting his native croatia to the european championships the forty three year old former defender has now spent a month back in club management and is enjoying the challenge of the russian top flight. this is the job i wanted because i think myself i enjoyed my time big time like because i was the manager of my country and about. i see myself. more as a club manager more as a coach. and this kind of job it gives you. big opportunities to work with a player some daily basis to choose some players to

doris says yes and then spend one month at a rate clinic to educate himself. you can, and also, go to facebook or twitter or e-mail us. >> closing arguments are set today in the federal court case between apple and samsung. the case is expected to go to the jury this afternoon or tomorrow. apple claims that samsung copied its technology. it wants to $0.5 billion for that but samsung has countersued claiming much of the technology was developed by others. >> today at the america's cup series gets underway in san francisco bay. it is a preview for the main event. >> kate is at the pier where the boats are docked right now. the sun is starting to come up and we might be able to see them soon >> there is still good news, we did get footage from yesterday. these are what those beautiful boats look like. there will be a lot going on, the events will be kicking off later this afternoon. we will see eight teams in this grand multi all high-tech boats. it will mean free practice for all the teams and will be kicking off at 1:00 this afternoon. the rest of the week will

. >> fun doris is considering evacuation as tropical storm -- honduras is considering the evacuation as tropical storm ernesto hits the mainland. people in nicaragua have been moved already. >> let's get a check of the weather data good morning not a bad tuesday morning especially if you're in the shenandoah valley. >> it is cooler and less humid but around here, warm and muggy. it doesn't change in august and if it does change, it will be brief. it will be another hot day in the lower 90 possible slight chance of storms south of town this is a beautiful look at the sunrise earlier this morning. a decent amount of cloud cover across the region. this is a time lapse of from damascus. 66 degrees so far this morning in domestic and 78 in the district. along the potomac 79 degrees in quantico. 64 degrees in winchester where there is more comfortable conditions. a stationary boundary is down to our south which is not strong but should be a triggering mechanism for a few showers. later today. we will have clouds coming and going storm chances will remain in central virginia and southern ma

be dirty. [ sobbing ] i can't believe the democrats said something mean to us when we're so hunky-dorybreak. is this campaign going to get any dirtier? i don't know but with this epic political food fight who would i need? [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: that would be epic politics man. michael, first off you know, it doesn't look like the obama camp is backing down, and republicans arar repub rcaca.. we j t t owed. >> you i hi yhi it's important to note that there is no restriction, no apology. when do you ever see that from democrats. today, any other democrat in history would have said, oh, i'm sorry, i shouldn't have said that. joe biden is out there saying, i say what i mean. whatever you think of that remark, he was responding to what the republicans were saying we're going to unshackle and he said they're putting them back in shackles. it was awkward but not that big of a gaffe. >> cenk: it's reasons, they're in a cry-a-thon. oh they're implying that we were racial. except for that 40 year period where we ran on the southern strategy, of course. where we tried to appeal to the white race

has doris stern barrault's from me. wasn't that the brilliant notion that people all his rivalswasn'n that people all his rivals in the white house? i wrote about that and she took it like a magpie. flattery you must accept no matter the bearer. [laughter] >> you have moved to me in a very interesting way between writing novels which are fiction and books which really are history. i don't know if the audience is familiar with your book inventing a nation but a few years back published as an astonishing collection of essays about how our constitution was created by a group of enlightenment intellectuals in philadelphia in 1787 after philadelphia convention. and the teacher -- you found a wonderful quotation from benjamin franklin which i have never seen before. >> he was very negative. he didn't work out on it. he distinguished america and wanted him to be there at constitution hall. as he was leaving all an old lady friend of his was sitting in the vestibule and said what did you come up with? we have got a republican.

. >> her jamaican born grandmother doris mae simpson is 100 years old today. >> congratulations.fter running the race, all she wanted to do was talk about one of the driving forces in her life. >> she's raised an amazing family, mother of ten and i'm so grateful she's mother of my mom and grandmother to me. so we love you so much and can't wait to get back and celebrate with you. love you. >> she wears that flower well. let's talk about this athlete who first gained fame and recognition after being ordered to take a gender test. tarr who was born in california is the first woman to represent saudi arabia in track and field. the crowd gave her a standing ovation. her debut coming five days after the first-ever olympic appearance by a saudi woman. >> here's what's coming up tonight in primetime. gold medals will be won on the track and the beach. catch the all american gold medal match and then stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11:30 tonight right after the series premier of the comedy "go on." as we just mentioned that gold medal game in women's volleyball will be played tonight

litman and his neighbor 55-year- old doris penaco got into a fight on monday.as thrown to the ground, hit her head and later died. litmo faces several charges now including suspicion of murder. >>> 34-year-old paul ray castillo was given a life sentence for a crime spree that included the murder of a campbell woman. before the sentence was read he apologized to the victim's family. cindy gwen died during a crime spree that included shooting a man at a gas station, stealing two cars, trying to run over a police officer and then carjacking and kidnapping gwen. >>> the suspect in the aurora colorado movie massacre reportedly tried to call his psychiatrist just moments before that attack began. holmes appeared in court today. at issue is a package that is protected by client/doctor protection. >>> in news of the world tonight iran's supreme leader addressed leaders of a nonaligned movement. during his speech the iotola called the u.n. council a dictatorship. he also insisted iran is not trying to make nuclear weapons but wants peaceful nuclear energy. >>> iran is i

litman and his neighbor 55-year- old doris penaco got into a fight on monday.naco was thrown to the ground, hit her head and later died. litmo faces several charges now including suspicion of murder. >>> 34-year-old paul ray castillo was given a life sentence for a crime spree that included the murder of a campbell woman. before the sentence was read he apologized to the victim's family. cindy gwen died during a crime spree that included shooting a man at a gas station, stealing two cars, trying to run over a police officer and then carjacking and kidnapping gwen. >>> the suspect in the aurora colorado movie massacre reportedly tried to call his psychiatrist just moments before that attack began. holmes appeared in court today. at issue is a package that is protected by client/doctor protection. >>> in news of the world tonight iran's supreme leader addressed leaders of a nonaligned movement. during his speech the iotola called the u.n. council a dictatorship. he also insisted iran is not trying to make nuclear weapons but wants peaceful nuclear energy. >>> ira

i would like your thoughts on that, and one thing that truly puzzled me was that doris kearns said abraham lincoln an exception to this and it seems to me he has served hardly any of the second terms. so i don't know whether she misspoke or what she was doing. i am curious as to what she might have been getting at. >> i was asked on morning joe the other morning, if i can think of any president who second term was actually more startling than his first term. i really cannot come up with one. and i think there is a reason for that. there is something that i call a longevity of success. the greatest longevity was and then roosevelt. now you can do so because of the funny second amendment which i'm opposed to. but longevity success, it means that you want to manage the country without some combination of economic dislocation, dislocation in the streets with demonstrations of some kind that lead to violence. a war you can't get out of it cannot win. all of these things are sort of part of life. it is very difficult to maintain stability throughout. eight years as a is a long time to maintain s

. >> did david mccullough pick up the phone at any time and say, dorie, you have got to include thisletter? >> no. he helped me -- when i was compiling the initial list, he helped me -- often we'd talk on the phone and i would say, try to give me more and more, people i wouldn't think of. i spoke with a number of people that way. and he helped me with the list of names. but other than that, he really wasn't involved much. he gave me confidence in one telephone conversation, he gave me confidence to know that if i didn't think a letter was terrific, don't include it. don't include someone because you think they should be included. but if the letter isn't up to standards, your standards, don't do it. and that was really probably one of the best pieces of advice that gave me the confidence to just keep going with my instinct. >> if i count it right, george herbert walker bush's letter is the longest letter in the book. >> it probably is. >> he had it in his own book. what drew you to this one? it was when he was 74 years old. >> it's a letter about aging, and what drew me to the letter

so, a, i'd like your thoughts on that and, b, one thing that truly puzzled me was the doris kearns said that abraham lincoln was an exception to this, and it seems to me he served hardly any of the second term. so i don't know whether she misspoke or what she was -- i'm curious as to what she might have been getting at. >> i was asked on morning joe the other morning, a week and a half or so, if i could think of any president whose second term was actually more sterling than his first term, and i really couldn't come up with one. and i think there's a iraq -- a reason for that. there's something that i call longevity of success. the president who had the greatest jeffty -- longevity of success was franklin roosevelt. he's the only president who dared to run more than twice, now you can't because of the 22nd amendment, which i'm opposed to. but longevity of success basically means you manage to maintain the country, um, and run the country without some combination of economic dislocation, um, dislocation in the streets with demonstrations of some kind that lead to violence, a war you can

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. >> square is jack dorsey, jack dory, cofounder of twitter as well. >> rose: right. >> and i think chairman of twitter, isn't he? >> he is now chairman of twitter. if you think about apple and you think about all of these electronic devices that are ultimately beening you your electronic wallet i know it is a raise and we haven't gotten there but it is pretty close. >> and they are the closest? >> they are the closest and most interesting in terms of what they have created thus par, you can literally swipe your credit card on the top of an iphone and increasingly you can walk into a cafe because of the wifi and where you are, the cafe will know you are there, you will walk up to the cash register and they will say, $6 andrew, you say yes, i am andrew, $6 and they see it on the screen and see your name and no money changes hands, no hand, nothing. and that is the future. >> rose: all right. >> and they have an opportunity to do that and by the way if you take square andçó understanding that apple already has 400 credit cards, 400 million credit cards on file you put the two of those things t

doris >> last as well to a pan of her. can make it but he did not look how high up in the air the thing sticks. you can see the top of the bridge pin look how high up in the air this thing is. it is possible that it may have been jerked up a little higher. who could think they are driving down the road with that and have enough clearance? there are reports the you could see the whole and clearly you can. >> how did you get there. >>will: we will at least them. -- and we went east bound. he is slow and go even when we got here pit now they are even add one more line. you can see ad is reducing the cloud slowing down because there are fewer lanes. they have to assess this. they need to make sure that the overpass is safe enough to keep up right now. and then caltrans will come out with their cherry picker and evaluate whether or not the stars was sound. >>darya: why can't they shut down a pedestrian bridge. >>george: the real concern is that if the special attention daugherty has a compromise that exxon fall onto the car bay

. >>> doris margerun from carneys point, new jersey, 100 years old today.ch. coming up jason mraz entertains the crowd. first this is "today" on nbc. "today" brought to you by toyota. >> we are about to kick off your labor day weekend in style. without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, here is jason mraz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it cannot wait i'm sure there's no need to complicate our time is short this is our fate i'm yours ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but my breath fogged up the glass and so i drew a new face and i laughed ♪ ♪ i guess what i be saying is there ain't no better reason to rid yourself of vanities and just go with the seasons it's what we aim to do our name is our virtue i won't hesitate ♪ ♪ no more no more i cannot wait ♪ ♪ i'm yours ♪ well open up your mind and see like me open up your plans and damn you're free ♪ ♪ look into your heart and you will find that the sky is yours so please don't don't please don't please don't there's no need to complicate. >> because our time is short this was, this was this is our faith ♪ ♪ i'm yours ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> stephanie: okay, let's go to dori in massachusetts.ould probably couldn't say 69,432--if you're counting. >> stephanie: yeah go ahead. >> caller: i just thought real fast, in answer to these poem who are say why doesn't harry reid get mitt romney's tax return. the only person allowed by law to get mitt romney's return is mitt romney unless he filed jointly with ann and then she's allowed as well. the general public cannot ask for it. also these people who are saying if there is some kind--why didn't the irs investigate. again, with the privacy if there is an investigation even lower level bureaucrats like myself wouldn't know about did it. >> stephanie: mitt romney could say really snarky about the release of his tax turns. >> caller: we could hope. >> stephanie: a girl can dream. >> wheel of right wing hypocrites. [ ♪ "jeopardy theme" ♪ ] >> stephanie: eight days after they ruled the federal government cannot repeal medicaid, rick perry said he would take no more applicants. while he was turning down federal funds he was using it in s

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. >> you have said this man, being jared lee loughner, this man took my life because dory, your husbandthat means the death penalty in the state of arizona is off the table. why don't you want the man who took your husband to be put to death? >> because i think life in prison would be a lot worse, and also because i think he might have a chance if his mind is kept under sedation to the point that he's whole, he might learn about the lord. and that's important to me. >> i just want to open this up also talking about, of course, i'm sure you've been following these horrendous two mass shootings as we just mentioned happening within something like 16 days of one another. you have aurora, colorado, and of course what happened in wisconsin at the sikh temple. and there's this new ad campaign demanding this end to gun violence. and i just want to play this for you. take a look. >> i'm a veteran. >> a mother. >> a teacher. >> we are survivors of the tucson shooting. >> our leaders gave us a moment of silence then. >> but they haven't given us a plan. president obama -- >> governor romney -- >>