dunn. it was 2005, and she was appointed chairman of hewlett-packard. yet just 20 months later, dunn was gone from hp due to her participation in an internal investigation that involved spying on members of the board. less than a month later, dunn was charged with four felony counts for her role in that investigation. in october 2006, only hours after the criminal charges against her were announced, pattie dunn sat down with me to talk about what happened at hewlett-packard. let me ask you the obvious question that i think every lawyer who's watching this is asking himself or herself. why are you giving us an interview right after you've been indicted? it's pretty unusual. >> so my lawyer tells me. [ chuckles ] >> well, he's approving of this, isn't he? >> he is. i have a story to tell. i'm innocent. i need people to understand what happened, and i'm glad to have this chance to do it. >> her story involves the investigation into who from the board was leaking confidential information to the

dunn says he hopes to sit down and work this all out after easter break.doesn't seem to be in a mood to talk. she says it's a health issue. and even if b.c. threatens to yank her diploma this spring, she won't stop. >> the work we are doing is invaluable. that will not compromise what we're doing in any way. >> reporter: the boston college spokesman said if the students distributing condoms had just been more discreet, none of this would have happened. plus he said, this is boston, there are plenty of places to buy condoms. students don't have to get them on campus. don? >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> the aclu of massachusetts says it may take legal action against boston college. >>> coming up, a marilyn monroe letter sent right before her suicide and john lennon's message for paul mccartney, all up on the auction block. your sneeze from a crowd... [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec® love

anita dunn, newt gingrich, alex castellanos and donna brazile. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> president obama will make the trek to capitol hill later this week. he'll speak to both republican and democratic members of congress. it's a new tact that the president is taking apparently trying to woo rather than blame members of the legislative branch. will it work? earlier i spoke with house minority leader nancy pelosi about the president's outreach. >> a lot of talk about the president reaching out to republicans. do you think that this in any way undercuts leadership? >> no. >> yours? >> no, no. absolutely not. the president has always been very respectful of the views of the republicans and the congress. their leadership and their membership. he has always tried to accommodate them. this idea that, but for that we would have gotten all these other things done is just really not reality. >> sound like you don't think these meetings will work. >> i think the meetings are a good idea because you understand each other better and you may get

. >> warner: michele dunne, formerly with the national security council and state department, heads the middle east program at the atlantic council in washington. >> everyone's afraid to invest. there's political instability, there's widespread feeling of insecurity, and so egyptian investors are taking their money elsewhere. and, of course, in that kind of climate, the foreign investors are not coming in with their money. >> may i help you here? what about scarf? it's made of cashmere. want to spend some money here? hello. >> warner: at this souk in central cairo, vendors are paying the price as they try to hawk the necessities of life to locals, and hookahs, shawls and mementos of egypt's ancient past to tourists. >> no business. there is no business because we- - like all world know and all world watching tv-- we have a lot of problems. but we can't make this control this problem ght now, because we don't have security. >> after revolution, everything in egypt below, below-- in economy, in tourists, in the work, in the money. everything will be down, below. it's no good time now. >>

>> i'm not irish. >> dylan dunn? >> my father.erto rican and italian. >> he is serving 25 to life for armed robbery. >> how are you perceived here? >> i get my respect. if i didn't, i -- like, they could stab me or whatever, i wouldn't be here, i'd be dead, you know. so evidently i get my respect. i mean, it wasn't easy, you know, it's still not easy, some places i go, i'm a target. >> why? >> because of who i run with, who my gang is. like i said, real racers. if blacks get into it, i got to be there. really especially -- i'm always out there on the front lines. i'm always going to be that way. >> why? >> because i pretty much always have to prove myself, you know? always, no matter what. so i can't change my life now, i chose that road, so i have to be a part of that. i don't try to be black, i'm me, i'm dylan. >> but even the brotherhood of his prison gang didn't allow dunn much optimism for the future. >> hope is the biggest -- to me, hope is like that'll kill me before one of them kills me. >> what? >> hope. as far as getting

dunn anywhere on the street watching the building slip from its forensics. it was a very large impression to an 8-year-old. as i made mention the heights below has done that retaining wall and they have an annual budget to remove bolders from that hillside. one of the reasons this was put on hold was another slide that happened on the far west northern side in 2004. this area has underground streams. i mitigate add that the sinkhole took place right about four and a half years ago. this is right above forest knoll. this is not going to destabilize the area? yes. the artful use of the lapsing and green space and development has made this project look nice but looking at the color coded areas does not show you completely that the topographic area of the neighborhood is such that you don't pass any multi development housing. yes, it's above the multi development area. they show no relyingness to work with the development so they get their way we are not going to work with the development and we don't get our way. please visit this site >> i live in crestmont dr

dunn anywhere on the street watching the building slip from its forensics. it was a very large impression to an 8-year-old. as i made mention the heights below has done that retaining wall and they have an annual budget to remove bolders from that hillside. one of the reasons this was put on hold was another slide that happened on the far west northern side in 2004. this area has underground streams. i mitigate add that the sinkhole took place right about four and

dunn anywhere on the street watching the building slip from its forensics. it was a very large impression to an 8-year-old. as i made mention the heights below has done that retaining

seeing bonnie and clyde movie, back in the day, with warren beatty, and i forget the actress, fay dunnremember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. they asked me for money. i said, i don't have any right now but i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a rob

joining us senior consumer analyst liz dunn. any way to make jcpenney a buy case?ink the news today is obviously decidedly negative. when a board member sells stock, it's just not a good sign. they theoretically have more information than we do. i think the company has a tough go for the next several months. they haven't turned positive comps, will have to tap revolver. they have plenty of liquidity. perhaps six months from now, the story could be interesting. at this point it looks like they have more difficult times ahead. >> i will look at, say, your earnings estimates. i know you brought some down. you still have them as earnings estimates in a few years. they are losing money right now. at least,ly, you do see some turnaround in terms of profitability for the company? >> you have to assume something if you believe there's any value here at all. our price target is based on five-year earnings outlook of $2.50 putting a multiple on that and discounting it back. i don't think we're being overly aggressive fwu i don't think you need to look at the stock until they

think that's a major difference already that you're going to see. >> ifill: susan glasser, michelle dunn, i know you'll be watching very closely. thank you very much. >> thanks, gwen. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour, the president's call for an immigration bill; the deal to save cyprus; the irish rebound, one business at a time; and tales of murder and capital punishment at the supreme court. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: the c.i.a. is secretly helping expand military aid shipments to syrian rebel fighters. the "new york times" reported today that the agency has assisted turkey and several arab states, increasing an airlift of weapons and equipment. the report said american agents are helping procure the weapons and helping to vet the various rebel factions to decide which ones should receive the help. the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today over drug company efforts to delay the release of cheaper, generic drugs. the federal trade commission wants to stop the companies from paying generic drug makers to withhold their prod

granny dunn is one of the most respected women in the city she's the twins' great grandmother and she knows as grandmother. was a teacher of it was based language and literature for more than forty years her husband was a hero of the soviet union. because all had twelve children of their own and adopted two boys. from a coolest were regarded as i'm. model soviet family and featured in many documentaries traditionally married couples in this book is done have large families but i'm like granito just children few of them ever receive a higher education. the whole family tried to talk just knows or else of going to russia only one of the does forty grandchildren had ever gone abroad for a better life before but she knows i was determined not to live off her family any more. i said to her remember your country is your mother in a foreign land is your stepmother. for the first time in two years knows employers in moscow have allowed her to go home for a week for medical treatment. this new year's eve and the wedding was just too much i didn't get enough sleep i was drowsy when i stumbled d

david dunn was actually shot and killed on his way to work at the pensacola women's medical serve is he clinic. that shooting occurred in the midst of an anti-abortion protest that was aimed at the patients and staff of that clinic. that same year dr. george tiller who was serving as the medical director of women's health care services was shot in both arms by an anti-[speaker not understood] protester. dr. tiller went on to survive that shooting but only to be shot and killed 16 years later by another anti-choice activist. ~ that same year the san francisco board of supervisors enacted the access to health care facilities ordinance which was an effort to ensure that the men, women, and families that walk through the doors of any reproductive health care facility are safe from threats, violence, intimidation, and harassment. it has been 20 years since these incidents took place. and while much has happened, sadly, not enough has actually changed. last year we saw the bombing of two reproductive health care facilities and a third that was burnt to the ground. the national war on women

isolation law no matters will be no members of the former regime can participate in political life elisa dunn was a diplomat during non they could dump his role before the nation's eight month long civil war in twenty eleven. head of the central african republic francois busy as has been forced to flee to the democratic republic of congo after rebel forces seized control of the capital fronts meanwhile claims that soldiers have secured this airport and called one emergency meeting on the un security council to discuss further action the rebel alliance began its offensive in december and has taken control of about a dozen towns. and that you prefer the psammead morsi has warned that he will take unspecified measures to protect the nation this comes after violent clashes on friday between opposition and muslim brotherhood supporters near the group's headquarters in cairo according to the ministry of health about two hundred people were injured during this square during this conversation as the rest began a week ago when muslim brotherhood members attacks journalists and secular accidents during

finally, i'd like to thank and acknowledge my family who joined me here today, my husband dunn aston alison hope and my sister in the struggle for social justice [speaker not understood]. thank you. (applause) (applause) >> our next award will be presented by supervisor carmen chu. >> thank you very much, supervisor cohen. i want to invite up my honoree al williams. (applause) >> al williams is a resident of district 4 and has been for a very long time. he's done a number of different things i'll list some of these things out, some things you may recognize. he's the president of the african historical and cultural society and has been for the last 10 years. he also serves on the board of mission council on alcohol abuse. there are many city projects which you may not know, but al is also been involved w. the san francisco cruise terminal, one that had an exciting announcement today. the san francisco general hospital, a hospital that we all care about. mission bay project. he's also worked with the p.u.c., dpw on a number of different projects across the city. and so on today i wante

country's political isolation law road members of the former regime can participate in political life as a dunn was a diplomat during his rule before the nation's eight month long civil war in twenty eleven. also the head of the central african republic france are busies one has been forced to flee to the democratic republic of congo after rebel forces seized control of the capital bangui. france meanwhile claims its soldiers a have secured the city's airport and called for an emergency meeting of the us security council to discuss further action the rebel alliance began its offensive in december and has taken control of about a dozen towns. in the target of us or europe since american soldiers of a invaded iraq was marked this week with more bombings across the country which killed over sixty people and al-qaeda linked groups are eight holes behind that which happened in mostly shiite areas of the capital baghdad and other cities analyst phyllis bennis from the institute for policy studies in washington says the current iraqi government put in place by the americans is completely incapable of

replace free agent to be dashon goldson reed did not have an agent until today when he hired david dunno represents jim harbaugh, trent baalke and greg roman with the niners - leading to speculations the 49ers may bring him in. reed had his 9th postseason interception against the niners, tying an nfl record the nfc west just got better in san francisco and seattle. if you are thinking about attending the book tour of michael vic.? he was going to start a boat, with the docks and now they are saying there are t death threats...to start to talk about his time in prison ...dealing with his past of the dog issue of animal cruelty... however, he has cancelled the book and the tour because of death threats. cofer superbowl rings stolen former 49ers kicker mike cofer's two super bowl rings were stolen last week from his home in henderson, nevada. cofer returned home on thursday and noticed his front door had been forced open. there were several items stolen. cofer played six seasons for the 49ers and was the kicker in the team's back-to-back super bowl victories following the 1988 and '89 seas

jack dunn is a spokesman for boston college.to purchase condoms and they want to have them available for their private lives, that's their business. our issue is don't try to publicly distribute condoms on our church steps, on our campus, through our dormitories. >> reporter: he says even he was approached while coming out of a church service. >> a person from this group attempted to hand me a condom and it was inappropriate and i told them i said really, on ash wednesday do you really need to do that? >> reporter: lizzie says the group never distributed on campus except in dorm rooms. this isn't the first high profile condom suit on a campus. stonehill college in massachusetts confiscated condoms being handed out for free in student dormitories. dunn says he hopes to sit down and work this out when students come back to campus after easter break but lizzie doesn't seem to be in a mood to talk. she says this is a health issue, stopping unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases, and even if bc threatens to yank her d

he was the ceo before brian dunn and he left at a time when circuit city was going out of business and comps were starting to fall after a cliff. you can't fix everything. you can't fight what is happening and you can't fight the fact that you have to price match. that is obviously not good for margins here. the best they can do is right size the organization and try to stabilize the comps. i think the other thing to think about is now that everybody is on board yourks want to look at the china business and the european business and say when can this company divest those businesses which are a distraction? >> just out of interest as well, as chairman americus, what does that mean? >> okay. we want to work together here. and i think that's what everybody decided. we're on the same team. let's figure out how to fix this and turn it around. and everybody is looking for shareholder's best interest here. >> and oil is marching on towards 95 bucks a gallon -- not a gallon. one company is making gobs of money. the ceo of bellco is coming up. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car.

>> fox got attacked by anita dunn, dead fish, david axelrod, the guy i'm going to punch out the mediad finally waking up to it, not attack fox-- >> i'm a conservative and i've had democrats take out private detectives on my private life. these liberal journalists are hot house flowers. >> sean: thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> sean: and the handling of the sequester, when we come back, a "hannity" investigation into congressman keith ellison and his ties to the nation of islam and its anti-semetic leader and racist leader louis farrakhan and kalid abdul mohammed. the congressman answered our question, but not answering the question. we want you to participate, log on to hannity live to follow the show we want your [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay alive... but feel alive. the new c-class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. so you won your fir

. >> that is our reporter torii dunn, thank you. >>> brian flores is now over at fso this morning wheree already been delays, is it raining up there, brian? >> reporter: no, it's not raining in fact the sky is clear and mark said the wind was about 18 miles per hour and we can definitely feel that but if you are coming to the east coast you can expect delays and the wind may play a role. we just checked with fso and they say flights are on time but overnight though, because of the storm there were 30 departing flights and 27 arriving flights that were canceled and runway taxi delays are about 15 minutes and the big news, philadelphia is a city where delays will be long. snow will hit the area today and if you have a flight headed to philly, city officials said you can expect one to two hour delays and if you are headed to new jersey you may also expect delays because of the east coast storm. scattered showers may also cause an issue and we are keeping an eye on that. could there be delays here because of the sequester? we will hear more on that on mornings on 2. brian flores, ktvu chann

dunn hopes to work this all out when kids come back to campus after easter break.s a health issue, stopping unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases, and even if b.c. threatens to yank her diploma this spring, she won't stop. >> the work we're doing is invaluable. that will not compromise what we're doing in any way. >> reporter: the boston college spokesman said if distributing condoms had just been more discreet, this never would have happened. plus, he said this is boston, there are plenty of places to get condoms. students don't have to get them here on campus. >> elizabeth cohen, interesting story. >> very interesting. not over yet. >>> we probably won't find out the u.s. supreme court's decision on the same-sex marriage indications it heard this week until at least the end of june. >> conservative radio talk show host rush limbaugh said it doesn't matter what the supreme court decides. >> this issue is lost. i don't care what the supreme court does. this is now inevitable. once we started talking about gay marriage, traditional marriage, opposit

when dunn removed a hook from pete's chest and wing.ead, the pelican staying put. >> he's a ham sometimes. he'll bite my hand and lay down here and roll over and put his wing over his head like he's hiding or something. >> steve: that's crazy pelicans. pete follows him everywhere, eating out of his hand when he's not biting him. they even ride around on a golf cart. they are best friends there in texas. >> gretchen: that's an unlikely match. let's head out to maria molina, seeing what our weather forecast is. >> good morning. today we're tracking some cold temperatures yet again across the eastern two-thirds of the country. so if you live pretty much east of the rockies, you're look at below average temperatures, some places as much as 20 degrees below what's average for this time of year. incredibly chilly. look at atlanta. it feels like 23 degrees as you head outdoors. it feels like 31 in kansas city. still feeling like the teens in rapid city. it feels more like january across parts of the upper midwest and even in the south. we have

. >> a teenager was found shot last night near the intersection of dunn store drive.at a hospital. the motive is unclear but police are looking at all possibilities including gang. >>> and four deadly shootings involved police in the last two days. an officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a parked car on fletcher lane. a driver tried to speed way hitting an open door of the parole car. the officer opened fire in defense of the civilians life ask his own. a passenger in the suspect's car later died. >>> get ready to pay more for metering parking outside at&t park. on game or event days, you'll be charged anywhere from 5 to $7 per hour. the race will be in effect from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. the meters will charge 25-cents per hour. that's a huge change. 5 to $7. it just keeps getting more and more. >> i don't think many people are going to be parking there. that's probably the idea, they want to keep those roads clean use mass transiting. >>> we have a lot of clouds out there right now. temperatures running in the 40s at this hour. kind of mild. that'

academics like you look at anita dunn said the same thing. quoted him.cademics appreciate the social process is of the left independent of the social consequence is. they can quote him or the una bomber or anybody because it is never actually the ideology that is ever at fault, right? >> they sympathize with the sentiment. exactly, whatever the killing, the whatever happens bad it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter to them at all. communism they sympathize with and like it. ideally what should be in place and things happen. >> the reason why they painted themselves is exactly why they said. if they only care about the intellectual veracity of it why don't they quote the pope which is some what conservative. >> greg: margaret thatchier. rip taylor. revolutionized the use of glitter when threw it on people. show the replacement. sorry there is no quote of the day. again, this goes out to kids. forget the fact that this is the government because we know the government is incompetent. but this is the government -- >> how dare you say that to a member of the m

first, warner dunn in texas, bill, you should sake some credit, i don't take any credit for the president's sudden dinner plans last week, he's sensitive to public opinion and it's turning against him on this issue. from california i love the fact that you were putting heat on the president for spending. he will stall until he gets a democratic congress, i hope not. larry, irwin, tennessee every republican senator should have paid his own check just a gay old night at our expense. the white house said he paid out of his pocket. your tip of the day how to handle people who attack you personally. that's what you did to alan colmes, at least he believes what he says and he is not a liar. as stated i should not have used the word "lie" in the debate with colmes, but here is what people have to understand, nancy, there are facts in this word. if you have facts, you better have something to support that. and if you try to refruit with invalid evidence, that's not truthful. president obama has not offered to cut one single federal program. fact. i'm a fourth degree black belt and teach how not to

he entered a plea of not guilty and had one supporter at the hearing, his girlfriend, samantha dunn,ho spoke to us afterwards. >> tell me how you found out that your boyfriend was in jail. >> he was supposed to pick me up from work one day and after work i was waiting outside and an hour had passed and he wasn't there and i knew something was wrong. and so when i got home i found out on the internet that he was arrested. >> what are your biggest fears for him right now? >> i'm just afraid that he's in isolation, just completely -- you know, scared and lonely and doesn't know what's going to happen. and on top of that, i'm afraid of how long he's going to be in jail. that's my biggest fear so far. and that it would change him in any way. i hope it doesn't change his heart. >> i didn't know my girlfriend was going to be in the courtroom. just knowing, some way, i didn't hurt myself, i hurt people that were close, and just -- they are still supportive. it hurts. >> the couple would soon be reunited after ruiz posted bond and was released. he pled guilty at a later court hearing and was

. >> james dunn is serving life without parole for murder. >> i want you to squat down and cough twiceall right. i need to see the bottom of your feet. all right. >> prison policy mandates that new arrivals have their heads and faces shaved. >> ain't no point in even cutting your hair for real. >> they at least could cut it right. leave a little strip of hair right there. >> i just think it's to humiliate you, you know what i'm saying? break you down. you know, to belittle you, try to make you feel bad and worse than what you are. >> yellow jumpsuits identify the housing unit where these men are headed. they are going to seven cell house, one of ksp's administrative segregation units. in here, they will be confined to a stark 8 x 10 foot cell. ♪ >>> next on "lockup" -- >> a lot of these guys are not mentally stable. they need some type of psychiatric treatment, you know what i'm saying? >> serving time in the hole. >>> and later -- >> i took a knife and stabbed him with it three or four times until he was dead, and then i butchered him with it. >> a man who took drastic measures to get

we are joined tonight by martin dunn with guinness. who knows, you might be able to use this pour with root beer. you are going to show us how to do the perfect pour, right, martin? >> the perfect pour is something we have been reaching for guinness and the fans love the perfect pour when they get to the bar. today we have the bottles that you can still do the perfect pour with. first of all, we'll open the bottle. we are going to take our guinness glass called a chilled glass practically formed for our beer inside. first of all, we have to pour the beer inside until it is nice and soft. >> reporter: a little bit of tilt on the cup. >> 45-degree angle in the bar and then let it settle for about a minute. then when you're in the bar, after about 119.5 seconds, you'll have the perfect pint of guinness with a head that stands proud of the rim. you never want to see the beer fall down the sides, but it should be proud just on the rim. >> reporter: that's awesome. we'll have to cheer to that. very nice. and then also, real quickly for those

jim dunn began of pnc wealth management vice president. let he is start with tim. cyprus was the word of the day today. how did it fare down in the pits of the cme and what are you preparing for later on in the weekend? into when you came in you saw italian bond, spanish bonds, yields declining. that indicated optimism there would be some agreement. 11th hour agreement on monday. despite the markets take more of a sort of a yawn with cyprus as opposed what we saw with greece and last year with the concerns of spain and italy. if it were spain and italy it would be a little different. the market has some optimism as you can tell you about the price action today going into the weekend. david: is there any --, i don't want to rain on the parade but is there any danger about being too complacent on things over there? >> the way the market is set up, the what you commented earlier what gets thrown at it comes back, when the fed buys $85 billion a month in treasurys and continuing zero interest rates that is what is happening. people with the blase more attitude this is