. >> david dunn: which is just categorically not true. >> stahl: david dunn of the texas charter schoolsat, because of a deficit of qualified americans, the schools bring in math and science teachers from turkey, as this list of visa applications indicates. problem is... we've seen that some of these visas for turkish teachers to come here are for english... for them to teach english. how does that make any sense? >> dunn: i'm not aware of that. i don't... i can't... i can't comment on that. i don't know. i have not looked intimately into the visas they bring in. >> stahl: we have english teachers in this country. >> dunn: english teachers are typically not part of the critical... or the deficit. >> mary addi: our tax dollars are paying for them to come over here and take our jobs. >> stahl: mary addi was fired as a teacher from a school in cleveland, ohio, part of a gulen-inspired chain of 27 charter schools in the midwest. >> addi: they want to give you the impression that they're just hard-working guys over here to try to educate our kids because american teachers are just too stupid.

hello, ronnie dunn. >> hey. >> hey. so, how does it feel all by your lonesome?uy did all the talking most of the time, i just sat back and would screw with my hair every now and then and sing a song. >> i heard you say you waited your whole life to produce and work on this album. >> well, yeah. kicks and i both came to down looking for solo gigs years ago. he was working with someone at aristar records when i first moved there, only there for a couple months. and the label head introduced us. we thought we were going to be songwriters together. i thought he was being brought in to songwrite for me and he thought i was being brought in to songwrite for him. after we went in and wrote three or four, went in the studio, recorded them, came back and played them for the guy and he says, you want a job as a duo? >> wow. >> well, we looked at one another and thought -- >> why not? >> that's one way to go. >> and you continued to write. >> we did. >> how is it now to write alone? >> it's -- the process is the same. i mean, i bring a guy sometimes that are buddies, take

[ cheers and applause ] brooks & dunn. this is ronnie dunn. [ applause ] he's a good man.ight" we like to celebrate the things in life that stand the test of time. things that last. things that are permanent. and what's the most permanent thing of all? it's the permanent, a.k.a the perm. that's right, everyone. it's "late night" perm week! here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's perm week on the fallon show it's perm week oh my god ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "late night" perm week. very special week where each day we pick one person from our audience and stylishly perm their hair. tonight's lucky perm recipient is dan erickson. there he is. he looks happy to be here. [ laughter ] dan is 26 years old. he's from wilmette, illinois. he's graduated from columbia. he's very excited about his new hairdo. it's been a big day for dan. take a look. >> i'm dan erickson. i'm 26 years old, and today i'm getting a perm. i'm hoping the perm is gonna give me a little extra bounce in my step this summer. i'd love to look like gene wilder from willy wonka. >> hey, i'm colin. >>

in his last moments of consciousness, officer dunn radio signal 11, officer in trouble.unn was transported to the hospital where he died of his injuries. life to the family and friends of officer dunn, as was all the families gathered here today, was changed the data officer was killed. if you have not experienced the unity of the brotherhood and sisterhood before, the events that occurred for the next few days and weeks following the loss of your officer will certainly provide you with reassurance that you will not walk alone. there is a kinship, a connection, a bonn like no other between those that wear the badge. you need only look around today to be reassured that your loved one will be for ever written on the heart and soul of the law enforcement community. these officers did not therefore honor or pay. the happiness was in doing their job, protecting and serving the public. president calvin coolidge once stated, no person was ever honored for what he could be. honor was born for what he gave. these 166 brave men and women gave their all. they lay down their life to

he attempted to talk to the man, but the suspect evaded officer dunn and kept riding.n turned on his overheadlight, pulled the suspect over, and as he exited his cruiser, he saw the suspect had his hand in his pocket. officer dunn asked him to show his happened, and the suspect opened fire, hitting him with five rounds. though he was critically wounded, officer dunn returned fire, striking the suspect as he ran away. in his last moments of consciousness, officer dunn radioed signal 11, officer in trouble. back-up officers arrived, and officer dunn was transported to the hospital where he died of his injuries. life for the family and friends of officer dunn, as well as all the families gathered here today, was changed the day their officer was killed. if you had not experienced the unity of the brotherhood and sisterhood before, the events that occurred for the next few days and weeks following the loss of your officer was certainly -- would certainly provide you with reassurance that you will not walk alone. there is a kinship, a connection, a bond like no other betwee

♪ dunn first appeared with booker t.nd the mgs after their 1962 hit "green onions" and backed many major soul and rock artists from otis redding to bob dylan. he died sunday in his sleep while on tour in japan. he was 70. sleep while in tour in japan. he was 70. kiwi. soy milk. impulse buy. gift horse. king crab. rhubarb pie. lettuce shower. made by bees. toucan sam. that's not cheese. grass fed. curry. gingersnaps. soup can tower. 5% cash back. right now, get 5% cash back at grocery stores. it pays to discover. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, showers, 72. miami, thunderstorms, 84. chicago, mostly sunny, dallas partly cloudy and l.a., 77 degrees a

in march best buy hired an outside law firm to investigate then ceo brian dunn who resigned himself in april. the committee found dunn had a relationship with a female employee that showed poor judgment. >>> today marked the first day of a special legislative session to try and settle on a budget for the state of maryland. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in annapolis where the legislature is back to try to decide whether the raise taxes on some of us or impose the so- called doomsday budget cuts. >> no way doomsday! >> we're here as part of 100 organizations who have said that the doomsday budget is unacceptable. >> reporter: it's that or sock high income earners with a tax hike and squeeze more out of tobacco, too. >> that's what the tea party is all about is taxed enough already. >> it's no big deal. you know, it's just a small amount to pay for living in this great state and this great country. >> there's only 16% of the marylanders who will be asked to pay a little more and they were hurt the least during the recession. >> reporter: examples of the bottom line include a couple making

dunn played bass for booker t. and the mgs. he was also a member of the famed blues brothers and was in the original 1980s film of the same name. he performed in recordings with eric clapton and neil young. he died in tokyo. he was 70 years old. here he is playing the instrumental "green onions." ♪ good stuff. now to movies, "thor," "captain america," "the hulk" and the rest of the gang, they are on track to break a huge record. "the avengers" is slated to top $1 billion in sales worldwide this weekend. the superhero flick already had the highest domestic box office debut of all time. >>> it is time now for "no talking points." all right. i'm going to warn you because i'm going to tick a whole lot of people off here. the subject tonight, words that come back to haunt you. >> and i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. >> honestly, can you imagine having uttered those words in front of television cameras or being one of those people in the crowd cheering on alabama's governor george wallace? that was

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adam dunn 10th home run of the year he had 11 home runs last year. aza bases loaded single. jake peavy about to go four-one big lead late in the game in cleveland. wrigley field today more great pitching by chicago cubs starter paul maholm out there today. help from the defense chipper jones line drive staffed by darwin barney to end the threat. add in the seventh and the game is still scoreless the only run of the game brian lahair and driving in david dejesus. and chicago cubs victorious today final score 1-0. hagener out here cheese steak corner in philadelphia. pretty nice one right here. how does that look to you guys? >> take a bite. showoff. that is the news tonight good night. careful, pringles are bursting with more flavor. [ crunches ] mmm. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles... bursting with more flavor. [ crunch! ] ar it's showtime for savings. excuse me, sir, how much are you charging for your popcorn? $4.00. $4.00. i'm just going to let the people have a choice. $1.00 for popcorn. come and get it. guess we'll make it two. you got it. progre

center field over the wall to run home run to make it 2-1 adam dunn has 15 home runs.ki home run 5 home runs and three more tonight 3-1. add in the six they put the game away bases loaded for de aza white sox had a 6-2 lead in out 9-2 white sox in the eighth inning. and jake peavy getting the call tomorrow game 2 of the series jake peavy great year 5-1 with a 2.39 era instant replay wgn, off two injury plagued seasons had serious doubts about his career >> it has been so refreshing i feel blessed to be able to go and compete. not worry about health issues and did not know if that will ever be the case again for me >> chicago cubs how low can they go? ryan dempster the hell in pittsburgh to runs a damn continues the drought not scoring single runs news intend to get in a row ryan dempster still looking for first victory made one mistake in the second inning base hit score 1-0. close play at the plate. ryan dempster per the rest of the way. chicago cubs bats putrid all night trailing 1-david dejesus called third strike runners on first and third with just one out and sta

we have a water main break in dunn dop. there's a look at your speeds on the beltway, start rg to -- starting to look at delays. you can see it looks foggy there. another look on that accident at 95 there. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you. >>> good morning. >> reporter: were live in one of -- we're live at one of the best places, jionni's. greg is her. he and his lovely wife run the place and their son anthony. greg, how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: let's talk about what's going on sunday. this is the annual spring festival. >> this sunday we're having our annual festival. the people in this community and the surrounding communities have supported us. we want to give back to the community. we're going to have a lot of rides for the kids, have entertainment, all kinds of food, our steamed crabs. >> reporter: pick that up. let's show that. >> crab cake. we have all you can eat meat ball sub. i'm loving that. it's an old fashioned meat ball sandwich. >> reporter: let's talk

if tlooks good near the dunn loring station. metro rail looks good. now to adam caskey. >> you prefer the coconut cupcakes, but i like a peanut butter and chocolate. there's one with chocolate inside and peanut butter on top. almost 6:11 this morning. sun rose a short time ago. this is laurel maryland, the sun rising. it's 44 degrees in montgomery village, 42 in waldorf, winchester, 37 degrees along with cumberland. definitely chilly outside. warming nicely, mid 70's this afternoon, bright sunshine and a little breezy at times. close to 80 degrees on saturday and sunday. low humidity on the weekend. added clouds on mother's day. looking good overall. >> thanks so much. check this out. this is the brand new car that you could be driving. the best part is it is free. we will give away this car and $3,000 in cash to pay for gas or whatever else you might want. enter our contest at wjla.com/freecar. then tune in to night on abc 7 news at 5 to see if your name is called. you have 30 minutes to call in after that. we will announce a winner from 15 panelists

. >> reporter: no man is an island, wrote the poet john dunn. but more and more people are living as if they were on islands of their own. >> today in the united states there are about 32.7 million americans living alone. >> reporter: that's an incredible number. >> that's an incredible number. >> reporter: if you live alone, you're not alone. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: then it's on to an island that is a genuine whistle stop. we'll be hearing all about that from our tracy smith. (whistling) >> reporter: on the island, you can say anything with a whistle. and it works in any language, even ours. the whistling language of lago mera. >> tan tass ticko. >> osgood: roughing it is standard operating procedure on the work a day man made island lee cowan will be visiting. >> reporter: their iron tent tackles stretching for miles beneath the waves, surrounded by water, noise, grit and grime, it's a special kind of island resident who live and work out here. >> you do have to have a special heart for it. you know, it's not for everybody. >> repo

. >> reporter: police say, the 27-year-old homeless man, named stuart dunn, showed up at kunis' gym, for the third-consecutive day last friday, trying to meet the star face-to-face. kunis, who was reportedly freaked out, hid in her range rover until police came in and took dunn into custody. >> he was detained apparently for stalking miss kunis. >> when you don't want anything more from me than sex. >> you swear you don't want anything from me. >> reporter: he has been terrorizing the beauty for months. even attempting to break into her hollywood home in january. >> he was caught, charged. and he pled no contest to entering the house. placed on probation. it did not stop. >> reporter: kunis, who has reportedly hired security since the attempted break-in, is no stranger to falling prey to fans who cross the line. last year, 35-year-old christopher chaney hacked into her e-mail account, stealing private information and photos. charges to which he pleaded guilty in march. >> celebrities are just like everyone else. when they're being stalked, they're very fearful. they're afraid for the

police bloaft mother -- believe the mother shot the children and turned the dunn on herself. >> a pawkuccaneer police officer faces charges tonight. according to the documents, the officer crossed the line when he exposed himself to a female officer after a workout session. williams is no longer serving as a physical fitness instructor at the academy and faces second degree assault and a fourth degree sex offense no and maryland lawmakers are working on the bulgt. the changes will only impact about 14% of marylanders. those voting against it say the tax encrops and the -- increase and the economy will affect it. >>> traffic is moving well at 95. let's check in with wyatt everhart. looks like the traffic is moving smoothly. let's find out what's on tap for tonight. >> the rest of the evening and into the day tomorrow you may need the sunglasses and the wipers. some periods of sunshine. some periods of showers. a few more showers in central virginia. some may drift further north into pg

are you outraged at brian dunn's severance here? >> the fact that he'll get -- >> $6.6 million.uote, ran the company into the ground. and his severance is tied to a noncompete because obviously other people would want to hire brian dunn at this stage. >> they want to hire brian dunn at this stage, i don't know about that. >> a lot of this stuff is contractually guaranteed -- >> what's irked our producer -- >> i like the way they -- >> it's not just a close relationship but extremely close. >> and inappropriate. >> there are some relationships that are appropriate, apparently. >> he got to keep his 15,000 twitter followers when he changed his account. >> would that be irksome as someone who tweets, david? >> no. >> do you have cnbc in your h h hasht hashtag, i don't think i do. >> moving on here. scott thompson stepping down as ceo of yahoo! after four months on the job amid growing controversy over his academic record. yahoo!'s global media head named interim ceo during a massive shake-up that included many board changes in the middle a bitter proxy fight. jordan rohan has a buy

we may get to 70 or 71 before it's all said and dunn -- done.rain dousing our camera, which is high atop the scr. cbc cam -- atop the ccbc campus. the rain is continuing to come down. how about ellicott city, further south some rain. our view fromy of perpetual help. you have to go down to ocean city before you can see blue skies. we'll show you pictures of that. i want to show you the rain tapering across the state. pretty good shower coming out of carroll county into reisterstown, some rain on the west side of the beltway. that makes driving that much more fun, especially toward 70 and 40. rain also toward cecil county, kent county generally dry. right now temperature wise. 70 dulles. there is warmer air receipt below baltimore and we projected low 70s today. it came close. i don't know if we'll get there. we have another hour or two. winds are from the south. that is helping to pile up water into the chesapeake, added water. we think above normal high tides, so a coastal flood advisory has been issued for southeastern baltimore county and eas

instead they're going to cut dunn on hours. the postal services will plans to -- service also plans to have some shift to part-time hours. >>> all right. definitely some rain. a few showers south of ocean city. where we're seeing significant rain is south of frederick, virginia and west of the hagerstown area. you can see the rain continues to come down, especially west of d.c. we've got a wide range of rain south and west of hancock toward pawleys island and -- paw paw and to the west. all of this is confined to the west. we're clear in central m more than likely we'll see a round of moderate to heavy showers. so be ready for. that all right. right now 73 degrees. humidity is moderate, 50%. winds with the at five. not a lot of wind. the sun is trying to break through. show you this morning a couple of showers, cloudy and gray but, again, tough to find much sunshine. briefly brought in bel air and clouds thickening up. we expect later this evening to see some rain. dundalk, sunshine and an extreme premium with that pesy boundar

according to sean dunn son who gave her the name, that's what you call your little sister. >> as of first that girl in major league baseball she gave barry bonds after his 500th 500th home run. >> at that moment, that one year closest friend a little baby sister. i know alex -- >> her family says alex was doing exactly what she wanted the day she was lost at sea. >> the only woman embracing -- how beautiful and what did -- would be day -- thank you for giving me the opportunity to raise, there is no blame. >> alex long time boyfriend was one of three survivors in the accident. he stood on crutches alongside alex's brother and sister-in- law at the service. from at&t park ktvu channel 2 news. >> president obama refused to comment today on whether a chinese -- saying only he was aware of the reports of about chin gun chin. >> what i would like to emphasize is that every time we meet with china, the issue of human rights comes up. >> there are widespread reports that blind lawyer from china is under u.s. protection and american diplomats are in the process of negotiating agreement for him to

the company hired an outside law firm to investigate dunn who resigned in april. enquiry showed schultz, with the company since inception in 1966, acted inappropriately when he founded out about the relationship. >>> big week for mark zuckerburg the facebook founder turns 28 today. then on friday, his company is expected to sell stock to the public for the first time and begin trading on the nasdaq stock market. the ipo could having facebook at nearly 100 -- could value facebook at nearly $100 billion making it worth more than disney, ford and kraft foods. >> 28. >> 28. >> he is going to be -- i don't know. i wonder where that will put him on the forbes list of billionaires. >> i hope he is grounded. >> seems to be let's hope he stays that way too. >>> coming up dr. oz joins us live to talk about little known childhood hazards. plus why certain batteries are causing a jump in emergency room visits. >> we will take you along as the top three contestants on american idol return home. >>> and keep your umbrella handy, this rain isn't going any where any time soon. ga

dunn. we want to give him a shout out because thanks to him, we have our flag.portions of the design are prescribed in terms of the hoist or vertical height of the flag as follows. the upper white portion shall be 3/106 the hoist, the three horizontal bars -- you get the idea. the bottom line, his design of three red stars and two red bands on a white background are stars call mullets. it is based on the design of the code of arms of george washington. >> they are call mullets. >> they are actually called mullets. >> has nothing to do with bad haircuts. >> that is what i was thinking. >> what we are looking at now is the code of arms of george washington. you can see how closely it resembles the code of arms of george washington. that coat of arms dates back to the 1th century in england. he had had that coat of arms for several centuries when he became the great general that he did in the united states. so obviously, mr. dunn got the idea from the could the of arms there. you can see how similar it is to the d.c. flag. >> certainly the selection committee back

♪ dunn first appeared with booker t.nd the mgs after their 1962 hit "green onions" and backed many major soul and rock artists from otis redding to bob dylan. he died sunday in his sleep while on tour in japan. he was 70. sleep while in tour in japan. he was 70. kiwi. soy milk. impulse buy. gift horse. king crab. rhubarb pie. lettuce shower. made by bees. toucan sam. that's not cheese. grass fed. curry. gingersnaps. soup can tower. 5% cash back. right now, get 5% cash back at grocery stores. it pays to discover. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, showers, 72. miami, thunderstorms, 84. chicago, mostly sunny, dallas partly cloudy and l.a., 77 degrees a

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>>> aaron dunn. his fellow caltrans employee didn't drink but for the same two hours we saw her doing crossword puzzles. and this supervisor recant joined them and also drank two beers on two different days. >>> you're in there drinking beer on state time. >>> your drinking beer and a lunchtime is allowed? is sellout on state policy? tricking is against caltrans policy. all three are on unpaid leave until their exact termination dates would caltrans has announced all three can appeal. david bills in cbs five. >>> some exhausted senior citizens arresting tonight after an elevator and their 12 story building has finally been fixed. a fire at the wesley marion campbell friday night triggered the sprinklers and then that flooded the elevator shaft people in the building were forced to take the stairs. but many of those of the performer our end up wheelchairs' and couldn't get down. >>> they say without the elevator is my lifeline chile sac in this building and trapped. anybody has a working their tail of

dunn loring he and a few other officers or instrumental in helping elderly and disabled residents in college park to escape the smoke-filled building during a fire inside the apartment building -- in february. >> everybody was running. >> geraldine credits him and his colleagues are making a big difference. they were knocking door to door and getting people out. it was very. >> but now he is on paid leave on the allegations crashed his police cruiser while drinking and driving. >> he was not on duty at the time. >> after 5:00 a.m. saturday, gonzales was involved in a family -- in a fatal vehicle. . >> they are here to protect the public. if they are not doing what is right, that causes others to follow. >> geraldine remembers the day officer gonzales eased the fears of her neighbors, but she knows heroes can be fallible. >> you should get someone to drive for you. >> the 38-year-old has been with the police six years. jay korff reporting from prince george's county. one man is dead after he attacked an officer with a sword. a suspect was wanted on child porn charges and they tracked

dunn tells me, it cannot be shut off. the outcome of the hearing was made with the agreement of the editor. is that accurate? >> it is accurate in terms of what you are reading. it is not accurate in terms of the wider framework of the judgment. there is a misspelling. the words were attributed to me. it is wrong. they are mr. don's word. >> is that not what this says? does it not say, he tells me. i think there is a mistake. >> yes. my point, which may be off of your question, is it seems to form a fundamental part of the judgment. as coming from me, being my words. >> i am not sure that is made by the tribunal. all they say is the words come from mr. dunn, the decision was made with your agreement. >> the judgment says it is pretext that my desire was to "get shot of." i never said that. >> paragraph 105. they had issued him with a warning. they wrote a letter to that effect. he was informed of criticisms made of him. he believes and to be unfounded. they decided not to be -- to appeal. the contents of his response to a

best buy hired a law firm to hire brian dunn. he was having a personal relationship with a female employee. the inquiry found that founder richard schultz acted inappropriately when he found out about the relationship and did not report it to other company officials. >>> one of two efforts to recall jean quan will end today. today is the deadline for a group behind one of the petitions to remove mayor quan from office to turn in 20,000 signatures to turn in to qualify. another group did not have enough signatures, and the second group has 12,000 and 15,000 signatures right now. >>> tonight, the lay fa yet city council will vote on tougher restrictions on massage parlors. this comes after people complained that illegal activities were happening inside some of those businesses. one woman who began researching massage parlors in her neighborhood said some of the activities were graphic and sexual in nature. new rules would include being state certified at registered with the city's police department. >>> police arrested a petaluma m

designer of it and stay tuned to mornings on 2 for complete coverage of tomorrow's commute over the dunn -- martin bridge. live in newark, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in san francisco meanwhile construction is still scheduled to wrap along first street before tomorrow morning's commute. temporary bridge is seeing part of construction work on the new terminal. it's scheduled to open at 5:00 a.m. >> police are investigating a deadly officer involved shooting that happened in the -- it was just after midnight. police say officers chased this white lexus after they spotted it speeding without its lights on. the car's driver 41-year-old anton senior and two passengers then got out of the car that's when officers say barrett pulled an object out of the project and one officer started firing. >> he deserved to be shot at all, whatever chase he took him on, whatever he didn't deserve to be shot. >> barrett died at the hospital. turns out that object he was holding was a wallet. one of the passengers, barrett 18-year-old son was bitten by police k9 and arrested. police are looking for the second pass

. >>> one place people will not be drive thing weekend is the dunn barton bridge. caltrans says the work is on schedule and the bridge is expected to reopen in time for the morning commute on tuesday. crews are working around the clock to bring the bridge up to seismic code. when they're done, the bridge should be able to move more and be more flexible during an earthquake. >>> two men are behind bars and police are searching for a third man tonight. san bruol pice say one of the men fired a shot at officers. it happened around 1:30 this morning on san bruno avenue. officers were trying to stop a car near bel-air elementary when three people inside the car fled. one of the men turned and fired shots. the officers were not hurt but fired back. >> there's a bullet casing on my lawn, one on the walkway. so obviously pretty close. >> police do not know if nip was hit by the gunfire. again, officers arrested two men and searching for the third. anyone with information is asked to call san bruno police. >>> in honor of memorial day, girl scouts and boy scouts spent the d

. >>> i couldn't imagine going home and basically closing shop sam dunn. >>> he didn't go homan avenue decapolis turn, besting the leading apprentice house and there's been no backlash from aol. a says he had to do all again. paul also lindi's cbs five. >>> where the progress that day of the biggest construction projects going on right now take a look at is. it's a set of the new trends bay terminal the terminal and its high-rises will eventually become the tallest building in san francisco in the meantime a major road closure begins tonight yes another one for st. will be shut down between is it and howard as crews put in a new road 4.2 million californians will travel 50 mi. are more that is up slightly from last year researchers predict three and half million of them will drive that also up from last year but air travel and as driver is that the road gas prices continued to drop slowly that it is a gallon of regular on average cost for 38 and san francisco for the ones that is a and drivers pay for 30 in oakland tacos getting snow is scattered snow showers expected there to a holida

my producer rich dunn, i give him a hard time and say, you are lucky to be here.real yate, i've been lucky to be here. thank you and hope see you all in the nfc championship game when the redskins meet the 49ers. >> well done. >> well done. >> i obviously enjoyed sitting next to you. you are my buddy. >> you are a great guy. >> brian, we have been together 12 years. i enjoyed it. >> if somebody cuts you off as you leave these doors, realize it's not personal, just d.c. [ laughter ]. >> that's how it goes. >> it does. >> they still love you. >> but they might just cut me off. agreed. and i say -- we said it, all the tribute, thank you very much to margie for putting the tributes together. everybody has been so nice. joe yasher, the big guy came? >> i know. we love seeing him very touching and no more tribute. >> it's been a fun 12 years. there will be a big hole in the newsroom without you. >> we'll miss your laughter. >> thank you. >>> thanks so much for staying up late with us.    [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. b

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former obama communications director, anita dunn. melinda henneberger, of the "washington post," and our own norah o'donnell. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning, again, and welcome to "face the nation" on this mother's day. we're going to hear many voices on this issue of gay marriage, same-sex marriage, this morning. but we're going to begin with massachusetts governor deval patrick, in richmond, massachusetts, and former bush administration solicitor general, ted olson, who joins us from ellison bay, wisconsin. gentlemen, a gallup poll out friday shows 60% of americans say the president's support for same-sex marriage will have no impact on whether or not they'll vote for him, versus 26% who say it will make them less likely to vote for him, and 13% who say they are more likely to vote for him because of this announcement. i want to go first to ted olson, the kiest's conservative, the founder of the federalist society,

elliott and -- particularly, as the modern poets and john dunn of the metaphysical poets in the 17th century. >> are people surprised when they learn you like poetry? >> i don't tell many people that. there's one episode in the book where i met ezra pound, just as he was getting out of the insane asylum in washington. and he gave me some advice. he said, if i was going to stay in journalism, above all, to avoid too much accuracy. >> finally, i want to ask you about the english buy graphe bi specifically paul onson and martin gilbert. you have a whole series of their books. >> martin gilbert i, of course, has written so much on the -- on the holocaust and the genocide, which is one of the great stories of our time. and also he was -- he wrote the multivolume biography of winston churchill. as you probably know, churchill -- it was supposed to be written by rajd churndall ch, got through two books and he died. he turned it over to gilbert, which turned it into a much more ordinarily work and more complete, perhaps, lacked some of the human text. paul johnson, of course, is a conservati

. >> reporter: for the dunns, a home lost. >> this path is pretty much gone, but there's new housingoing up, new buildings opening. >> reporter: they moved, put up a tornado shelter just weeks ago. mercy hospital was a victim to the storm as well. this doctor treats his patient in temporary quarters. >> every church, every school had families that were lost. there's a big hole in the middle of the community. >> it's amazing -- >> reporter: for mark norton, his son will, just hours after getting his diploma that terrible afternoon, was among the 161 killed. >> he really left a legacy. many people live their whole lives and don't leave that. >> it's very uplifting. >> reporter: a walk of unity for a town almost literally split apart, now bound in its effort to recover. >> we are one. we're with one country, one city, we're one for the growth and rebuilding of joplin. >> reporter: that regrowth and rebuilding of joplin will go on for years. as big institutions like the hospital and the high school come back, the hope is that those shattered neighborhoods won't be far behind. brian? >> t