dorothy represents the majority of citizens of new york.emen, lucille bluth's older sister knows -- (laughter) -- that bikes have always been a pedal-powered plague. >> before this, every citizen knew that the most important danger in the city is not the yellow cabs, it is the bicyclists who veer in and out of the sidewalk. there's nobody who doesn't blow by every traffic light and worse cut in and out of the lane because the bike lane doesn't suit them and on the the sidewalks. we now look at a city whose best neighborhoods are absolutely, you know, begamed, is the word, by these blazing blue citibank bikes all around the most peck which you areesque parts of the city. it is shocking. >> stephen: begrimed! befouled! bedirty. now when you're ambulating about the historic west village a gaudy blue rack of bikes will take away from the simple beauty of the cherry boxxx discount dildo shop! (cheers and applause) for shame! for shame! and these bikes are not the only newfangled eyesores besmirching our fair city. why must we have all these gari

for dorothy, no problem. she said it was just too short. look at her. when not thrill seeking she tries to sow as much as she can. no stranger to adrenaline rush, last year zip lined over snake river canyon. >> dorothy, you are my hero, take all our breaths away. >> i love her. i just want to give her a hug. that's good stuff. >> if i make it to 80, i'll just be happy if i can walk. >> thanks for being with us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. - live television? who cares? - who cares-- everybody! we love live tv. - do we, lemon? do you really love the over-zealous studio audience, who'll applaud at anything, here, in the greatest city on earth, new york, baby! what's up? [cheers and applause] - wait-- what are you saying, jack, 'cause "tgs" is live. - not anymore. it's financially impractical. from now on, you write and shoot the whole season in two weeks, like "wheel of fortune" or "fox news." [audience laughing] - no-- i mean, i grew up on live tv. friday night, in my parents' basement, a telethon, a cheese steak. i can see it like it was ye

friends of dorothy means you are quietly gay.uld have something to do with dorothy parker and her round table that had many a gay on it don't you know. you are welcome, america. >> america did not say thank you. >> i think they did. >> awesome we are ending with that i guess. >> i know. but what can you do? that's what happens when you have bill schulz. >> freight, thank you, schulz, buck, me, that's me. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing conte and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? factor because we're out. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> people may die as a consequence of what this man did. >> laura: this man is nsa leaker edward snowden and he is still on the ru

. >> dorothy rabinowitz this week she put out a video attacking the bike share program.ed the all powerful bike lobby. while the video went viral and she was subjected to abuse. which proves that american politics lacks irony. >> those of us who work with dorothy undersnd what a pleasure it is to do so. if you have your own hit or miss send it to us. be sure to follow us on twitter. that is it for this week's show. thank you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >> a big week of breaking news. the national security agency and fbi collecting your phone call data and following every move you make on the internet. bombshell regulations about our government's invasion into our lives. the scandals surrounding the irs and new details about how that agency blew tens of millions of taxpayor dollars. her role in misleading americans dismissed as part san po

dorothy's family gave her this jump as a gift.a professional from an outfit called tandem base. at age 102 a soft landing is crucial. >> oh, boy, that was a thrill. like it was so quick! >> reporter: a mere 30 seconds. before taking the leap off of the bridge, dorothy had already taken the leap into late night comedy. she had been a guest on "leno" twice talking about the past century. >> the worst invention? >> the credit card. >> reporter: and joking about the time she was holding her hat in a gusty wind when a boy suggested she better hold her billowing skirt. >> and i said, i don't care. what they see down there is 100 years old. this is a brand new hat! >> reporter: they showed photos of dorothy in the bloom of youth. she played the harmonica. on valentine's day she sang so jay. ♪ let me call you sweetheart >> reporter: and now she's listening to the sweet sound of air in her chute. >> i heard you laughing after the parachute opened. >> reporter: seems dorothy's always laughing. >> that's a good one. >> reporter: her birthday

dorothy lu replaced me at the end of my term. there's a reason that ethics commission terms are six years and that you can't be reappointed, and that is because there was i think good thinking on those who drafted the initial ordinance that it takes a very long time to understand the many rules, regulations, laws governing ethics in this city. and we wanted people to serve those terms who were committed to ethics reform, who were committed to moving the city forward in terms of ethics, and not worried about being reappointed. i will say that dorothy lu was appointed to -- at the end of my term in spite of having no ethics experience. she resigned a year later. she worked very hard during that year, but it wasn't enough really to leave a legacy. and what is important, i think, about appointing someone to this term is to find someone who already has a leg up on the understanding of our ethics commission and our ethics laws. i support hulda garfolo because, as you heard, she has significant experience in terms of her work on ethics

let's go back to the march when there was dissension amongst the men who were building this come, and dorothyad to in and tell them, sit, and listen to me. we are not going to have this division, and women will be -- tod to speak eerie at speak. she kept it from being a disaster. women have played an important role, and we have not received the respect we so rightly deserve eerie at -- rightly deserve. it is a thing, though being on realizing i still have , but about what happened you cannot wallow in pity or wallow in hatred and give up on a society i believe is the best society in the world, and he believed in the country and said, that is what i believe. you make the case we are passing through the era of obama, but what say you about the best way to engage ourselves civilly in the u.s. of a? andhat is a tough question, i could had answers give and say this is a guideline. that is one of the critical we will be exploring. i want to see us be able to ofng together generations bringing in thinkers, and thinkers do not always have to be academic. they are people who speak from and they know t

. >> dorothy baker and her two children were shopping at a cvs in texas. and police are saying this 54- year-old hid in baker's unlocked van. >> he popped out, out of the back seat and said that if i didn't want my kids to get hurt, that i would do exactly what he said. martinez pulled a knife on baker when she was driving and demanded that she stopped at an atm. and baker refused. martinez was violent. >> he got a cut across her chest. she grabbed the knife. he bit her hand. >> i took my first and hit him in the face. and told him to get out. >> martinez jumped out to the van. >> i didn't mean to run him over, i was just trying to stop him, so he didn't hurt anybody else. >> reporter: others in texas are proud of the action. >> she was trying to protect herself and her kids. >> reporter: martinez is expected to face felony charges when he is released from the hospital, where he was air lifted with serious injuries after the attack. >> we are safe. >> rob nelson. abc news, new york. >> one more reason why you do not mess with texas. >>> man is facing tresp

but dorothy baker was not about to let him get away. so she drove after him.hen she said she accidentally drove over him. listen. >> you don't come after people with kids and i told him that he messed with the wrong witch. >> how did you like that pause? the wrong witch. yeah, wrong person to go after. that's the man right there, he is in serious condition when he recovers authorities say he will face multiple felony charges. her husband, dorothy's husband, said, he was very proud of her. and i would be, too. megyn. >> very brave woman. all right, trace, thank you. >> breaking news this hour on the nfl player, featured in kelly's court last week. he was sentenced it a month in jail for patting his lawyer's back side in the middle after court hearing. he was very pleased with the lawyer's performance. the judge not so pleased with the football player. now we have an update. >>> plus a meteorologist takes some of the blame when five people die after they say they followed his advice a about escaping a tornado in oklahoma. among the dead these two little children

and professor dorothy roberts of the university of pennsylvania law school. mention that i actually serve on the board of pro-choice america. tracy, i want to start with you. i found your study so fascinating. what was most striking to you in those findings? >> i think what was most striking to us was how difficult parenting is in this country. we know that 60% of women who have abortions already have one child and they're often struggling with trying to feed and house and clothe that child. when they're forced to have a child that they weren't expecting, they're three time more likely to be in poverty two years later. i think what was most striking to us was how hard the economic hit is of parenting in this country. >> i know that you said in your report that one of the things you had expected was to see better health outcomes, for example, because of the programs that should be available to women. and yet that was not the case. >> it's not. what limited the public assistance we have for low-income families is wholly inadequate to provide actual sustenance t

aback why did you change my picture i wanted to being a virgin i end up with an awful turn i always dorothy's leg that. here she's like that she likes to get her way have her way is it difficult at times to agree with this he says yes sometimes it is. so easy still it all became a bit stressful after the doctors gave their diagnosis. of the girl gets restless sometimes. the thing is that when the underground system is affected it's a lot of stress and nurse nothing and sometimes she begins acting up when her blood sugar levels increase our psychologist helps us to deal with that. it's good for us lisa and us to. we're almost. there where's our pretty girl. and dash counter granma quick ok hands up good girl. you're a star you're far star. and i don't know. what i can do this here yet you can read books to her. and i'll read books take her to nursery school and bring her home he's a big brother now he'll look after her. litters of what i think they're special our children have grown up the oldest is going to college this year the younger one is also a big boy now we've always wanted a girl at

bullets leaving dozens injured crowds gathered in the capital brasilia receive the same response more dorothy's auntie's enough we have reports. hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets all over brazil in an unprecedented public protest the hottest sport of the unrest remains sell paolo where tear gas has been fired protesters who tried to take over the local government building in the capital brasilia clashes have erupted when riot police faced off with protesters trying to break through towards the congress in rio de janeiro local police resorted to tear gas to disperse crowds marching towards city hall police say some three hundred thousand people have rallied but organizers claim it's twice as many there are reports that around thirty people have been injured earlier around eight thousand security officers have been deployed near the city stadium ahead of time for the ration scottish football match between the spanish and eighty football teams such rallies are believed to be the most violent in a decade the protesters say they're angry at the government's excessive spending for the t

are interested in advancing their economies or creating businesses or working together and the jack dorothy and the mayor, that's the kind of person you want to have there. we also like them to come to new york and spend money in our restaurants and stay in our hotels, pay taxis. so, it's an exciting thing. any of these events. there is a collateral benefit and the people go home and say i didn't know that city was fun, affordable and friendly. that's the best kind of advertising you can possibly have. >> i also think that your education leaders might want to come or your health care leaders might want to understand where technology is and people working in any city might want to have this understanding because i think it's not just the technology businesses. it's their link to the rest of the way you make a successful city in this country and that means education, health care, infrastructure and arts and culture. that blend helps a lot of companies in san francisco help market some of these products. >> i think also i'm going to say congratulations to you. we want you to come to new york a

. >> and dorothy. i have learned that it is so remarkable to create this strange situation in which we can't talk to each other outside and we try to be wise to use your word and just coming together once a month to do in public what people in other processes get to debate in private and yet somehow we have done it respectfully and thoughtfully and everybody on the commission has been really committed to these values each when we disagreed about particular items i have felt a sense of good faith. so 6 years ago, 6 years and 3 months ago i didn't and five months. i don't think that i know how much time it will take, and i did speak about the billing was not quite accurate but i am glad to have served and i wish you all of the best and happy to help any of you or this who process going forward if i can. but, the time has come to let somebody else have this chance, and i just want to thank all of you and jack, i feel the same way that i have learned a great deal from working with you and everybody involve

former bart general manager "dorothy dugger" resigned u pressure two years ago. so w that money? >>> the former general manager resigned under pressure two years ago. and so how did she make that money? well, she cashed in nearly 80 weeks of the unused paid vacation from her 20-year career. the kicker, she stayed on the payroll, getting full benefits and accruing another two months of vacation. the board members said that there is a problem with the way that they will need to deal with the unused time off. >>> 8th graders are being called a hero after the display of the sportsmanship during the school race last week. we'll explain for you. >> reporter: they are 8th graders loving sports, hating to lose. >> i hate losing. it is just, you know, it's bad. >> it is just making you feel disappointed. >> reporter: last thursday they faced off, >> i fell backwards like this and then hector, he was coming up right behind me. >> i was talking to him there. and i just stopped. and i helped him up. >> reporter: after helping him up, hector walked with him all the way to the finish line as t

former bart general manager dorothy dugger resigned under pressure two years ago but cashed in nearly 80 weeks of paid vacation. the 67-year-old dugger says she was entitled to the money. bart board member says there's a problem with the way the agency deals with unused time off. >>> the head of cal transays the problems about the bay bridge was misconstrued. they said the status of several -- testing on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. a caltranspokesman sales they got it wrong. >> he was referring to the construction taking place in the field, not these investigations. >> state senator of concord and members of the bay area toll authority asked caltran to respond to concerns raised in the investigation. >>> it is the apple event where all the company's latest technologies are unveiled. apple's annual worldwide developers conference gets underway in san francisco tomorrow. a digital radio service and changes to the software behind iphones and ipads are among the features expected this year. if speculation is correct, a newsimplified look will be the most radical design change

one skeptic, dorothy. >>> there's nothing that says this was part of earhart's equipment.t has a number, a designation that would indicate it's part of amelia earhart's aircraft. >> he launched other expectations that have dug up human bones, items common that to the that error but he never found proof that amelia earhart is there. she and other historians believe her remains are somewhere near the island. that's based on her radio transitions and that she was circling close when she disappeared. >> all right. thank you. i'm don lemon at the cnn center -- the time warner center in new york. the special beauty and the priest is next. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. [growl] we used to live with a bear. we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!

former bart general manager dorothy dugger resigned under pressure two years ago but cashed in nearlywith the way the agency deals with unused time off. >>> the immigration reform bill headed for the u.s. senate this week affects the millions of people in the u.s. illegally, and it could also impact homeland security and the economy. kpix 5 ann has more from both sides of the debate. >> i think we owe it to ourselves. we haven't acted on immigration in almost 30 years. we have to make it a comprehensive plan now. >> that's one thing both sides can agree on. >> that is debate we have to have for the nation, and the status quo is unacceptable. >> and that's the republican who may be the tipping point in the senate for a comprehensive immigration reform bill on the floor this week, one of the most controversial points, a pathway to citizenship for those here illegally. >> go to the back of the line, pay taxes, pass a criminal background check, learn english so this is a good bipartisan solution, and i look forward to supporting it. >> that pathway to citizenship would take about 13 years

. >> and dorothy. i have learned that it is so remarkable to create this strange situation in which we can't talk to each other outside and we try to be wise to use your word and just coming together once a month to do in publ

former bart general manager dorothy dugger resigned under pressure two years ago so how did she make that money? she cashed in nearly 80 weeks of unused paid vacation from her 20-year career. the kicker, she stayed on the payroll, getting full benefits and accruing another two months of vacation. bart board member, robert rayburn says there's a problem with the way bart deals with unused time off. >>> immigration reform bill headed for the u.s. senate this week not only affects the lives of millions of people in the u.s. illegally but some lawmakers say it could also have an impact on homeland security and the economy. kpix 5 reporter has more from both sides of the debate. >> i think we owe it to ourselves. we haven't acted on immigration in almost 30 years. >> that's one thing both sides can agree sdmron this is a debate we have to have for the nations, and the status skwoe unacceptable. >> that's the republican who may be the tipping point in the senate for a comprehensive immigration reform bill on the floor this week, one of the most controversial points, a pathway to citizenshi

work mr mayor democracy begins with people like you all the bad dorothy rabinowitz in a recent video published on the wall street journal's website the editorial board member blasted new york city's new bike share program as evidence of creeping totalitarianism take a walk. or feet why would you want a program like this in the first place so we do not ask me to enter the mind of the totalitarians running this government of the city and i would like to say to people who live in new york that this means something much more than the specifics of this program it means and this isn't what happens when you get a government that is run by an autocratic or their leader and a government before we kill the helpless right first they came for the soda drinkers and they came for the car drivers seriously though if this is really your idea of totalitarianism dorothy well that's just kind of embarrassing and honestly considering all the people who do have to deal with the real totalitarianism every day it's just plain offensive and now the very very ugly one million moms a lot of moms and a recent

activities and would appreciate the support of the supervisors to be the individual that would replace dorothyas commissioner on the ethics commission. >> okay, thank you. any questions? supervisor breed. >> hi, thank you so much. i just wanted to know, besides your work on the civil grand jury, is there anything else that's compelling in your history or your background that would make you the best choice for this position? >>> yes, several -- actually i have a degree in nursing, but i also have worked as a security administrator at a very large hotel in los angeles when i lived there, the beverly hilton, which required me to work with the secret service, the fbi advance team, and with a lot of political dignitaries and foreign dignitaries. so, i've had a lot of experience working with people and coordinating big events, you know, and also security for those individuals. >> thank you. no more questions. >> supervisor cohen. >> i was wondering if you had any experience with filing or auditing -- audit of campaign finance disclosure statements. >>> during the civil grand jury experience, yes, we

and they came for the car drivers seriously though if this is really your idea of totalitarianism dorothy well that's just kind of embarrassing and honestly considering all the people who do have to deal with the real. totalitarianism every day it's just plain offensive and now the very very ugly one million moms a lot of moms and a recent press release published on its website the conservative action group attacked the new show new cartoon she's out as part of the homosexual agenda the plot of she's out which premiered this past weekend on the discovery channel owned network called the hub centers around a young boy who uses magic a magic ring to turn himself into a girl with crime fighting superpowers. like. the ten year old to save the lives of. six. one million moms has joined other conservative organizations in condemning the program calling it quote just another attempt by the de lesbian and transgender community to indoctrinate our children into accepting their lifestyle you know if you guys don't like it there really is an option of just turning the channel or just turn your t.v.

dorothy baker was shopping with her sons at a local cvs friday. >> when he they got back into the van man popped up from behind the seats with a knife. when mom refused to take him to an atm to get cash that's when things turned violent. the man ended up cutting and biting her and momma bear went into action punching the guy and yelling at him to get out. >> you don't come after people with kids and i told him that he messed with the wrong -- witch. >> nicely choiced words. once the guy was out of her van baker said she tried to run him over so that he couldn't hurt anyone else. he is going to jail once he gets out of 9 hospital. >> don't mess with momma. >>> she said she was trying to stop him from hurting anyone else and she ended up running him over. >> all right, coming up next this morning "the pulse," miss utah's big moment in the spotlight produces a pretty memorable fumble. >> but first rapper jay-z unveils his new album early but only for a chosen few -- few million, that is. we'll tell you who gets to hear it first. on my chest? funny, yes? no. there's nothing mini about me.

you've got some guts, dorothy baker.hat kind of courage. thanks so much for telling your story today. all the best. >> thank you. >> gretchen: wow. would you do the same thing? she's fierce. coming up, miss utah under fire for this answer. >> then are seen as the leaders of this. so we need to try to figure out how to create education better so that we can solve this problem. thank you. >> gretchen: is america being too harsh on her? the newly crowned miss usa is here next to respond. first let's check in with hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. poor lady. the pressure was o. she tried to dig herself out of the hole. >> gretchen: until you've been in the situation, it's kind of hard to criticize others. >> i believe that. thank you. good morning to you. we will see something this morning few have ever witnessed. the nsa director testifies in an open hearing on terror plots that were apparently stopped by the nsa's program. and he will explain why the program is absolutely essential. we're

treatment experiment on precedented scale and richardson an attorney for guantanamo detainee described dorothy what her client is being subjected to. if you timmy's are really attempting to have treatment be restored to them as human beings and rather than being punished and treated like animals i have had my client tell me many times they treat animals better than they are treating the detainees my client has been kept in solitary confinement many of his items were taken away from him including attorney client mail he was not allowed to have a tooth brush toothpaste or so in his cell for many many weeks i don't know yet you can if he's got enough to this day. they have made the conditions a dime's very reason cold for them in the cells they are requiring that they submit to very humiliating searches of their genital area in order to meet with their attorneys or talk with them on the telephone. it is just humiliating it's been difficult for them to sleep at night they are sometimes taken for their showers in the middle of the night so they have to decide between sleep and getting a little bit

dorothy baker and her two kids were driving home from the supermarket when she says a man with a knifeiding in her back seat. he demanded $200 and then started threatening her kids. she quickly called 911 and he lunged at her, but she wrestled the knife away from him and punched him in the face! >> i told him to get the hell out of my car. and he said, fine, he got out and he started running. and the next thing i thought was, if he gets away, he can do this to somebody else. >> good for her! she sped after him, ending up running him over. police identified him as 53-year-old ismail martinez. they say he was convicted of rape in 1976. he's still in the hospital in stable condition. >>> russian president vladimir putin may be one of the most powerful men on the planet, but he's accused of pocketing a $25,000 super bowl ring! i'll tell you who accused putin of stealing it. >>> but before we go to a break, we want to pay tribute to all of our own dads on this father's day. so, to all the dads of your very hard-working "cnn weekend morning show" team, happy father's day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is t